Zurich Citizens News, 1977-09-28, Page 13Bayfield
by MIWema Erikson
Mr. & Mrs. Harold (Joe)
Brandon of Brandon's Pro
Hardware returned during the
weekend from a two-week
vacation to the Maritimes. While
"there they visited with Mr. &
Mrs. George Lindsay in
Fredericton,New Brunswick, and
had a chance meeting with Mr. &
Mrs. John Lindsay in Sum-
s merside, P.E.I. The John Lind -
says were also holidaying on the
east coast.
Rev. Harold Snell (retired) of
Exeter occupied the pulpit in St.
Andrew's United Church Sunday
at 11 a.m. Ushers were Ray Cox
and Bill Cox. The choir was under
the direction, of organist Mrs.
Molly Cox.
Those children who missed
registration on Saturday morning
for Scouts, Brownies or Cubs,
may register at the first meeting
on Saturday morning, October 1
at 10 am. The Scouts will meet in
the basement of the United
Church, the Cubs in the
Municipal Building and the
Brownies in the Anglican Church
Parish Hall. All the groups will
meet on Saturday mornings from
10 am to 11:30 am.
Mrs. Maude Weston, Bayfield
librarian, has announced that
Mrs. Hinton will be conducting a
story hour for pre-schoolers and
kindergarten youngsters in the
Library from 10 am until 11 am
every Tuesday morning. You are
invited to bring your children.
Dr. Michael and Mrs. Bennett
and children, Erin, Jeanne,
Martha and Rhys of London and
Miss Sally Bennett, also of
London, were weekend guests of
their parents, Rev. William and
Mrs. Bennett.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Leitch of
Goderich visited her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Bill Orr,
on Tuesday.
Mr. & Mrs. W.E. Parker, ac-
companied by Mr. & Mrs. C.
Merritt of Sarnia, were on a
"Colour Tour" to Muskoka
Best wishes to Mrs. Mabel
Handy of Seaforth, who had' her
vision restored following 'eye
surgery in Sarnia General
Hospital last week. Mrs. Handy is
fhe mother of Mrs. Margaret
Garrett and grandmother of
Diane and John Garrett.
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Aberhart of
Sarnia were at their cottage on
Bayfield Terrace for a few days.
Mr. Renouf Johns of Mount
Clemens, Michigan, spent
several days at his home in the
village.
Mrs. W. Earl has returned to
her home in London after visiting
10 days with her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Eric
W. Earl.
Mr. & Mrs. Delford Altman of
Orangeville visited on the
weekend with her mother, Mrs.
Margaret Garrett, Diane and
John.
The clergy and their wives of
South Saugeen deanery met at
the home of Rev. William and
Mrs. Bennett for a barbecue and
an enjoyable get together last
Friday.
Congratulations to Kelso
Fitzsimons and his new bride
Marie (Betties). They were
married Saturday September 24,
in Holmesville United Church.
Mrs. Lulu Smith accompanied
her brother, Ward Jewell, to
Kingsville, where they visited for
a few days recently with their
brother, Rev. Fred Jewell and
family.
It was with regret that we
learned of the accident in which
Rev. and Mrs. Reddoch, as well
as their daughter-in-law were
involved during their vacation.
Mrs. Scott of St. Thomas
visited her sister Mrs. Lillian
Penhale for a few days in Clan
Gregor Apartments.
HURON CENTRE FOR
CHILDREN & YOUTH
We are pleased to announce the first Annual Meeting of the
Board of Directors for the Huron Centre at Clinton Public
School on
Wed., Oct. 5 at 7:30 p.m.
The Board of Directors will be elected from among those
nominated at this meeting.
Dr. Paul Patterson, Psychiatric Consultant to the Centre, will
speak on The Roll of the Family in the Treatment of Troubled
Children.
All residents of Huron. County are invited to attend and vote.
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Citizens News, September 28, 1977 Page 13
Heritage should be protected
The no -deposit, no -return at-
titude towards our architectural
heritage has reached its peak.
The new direction is towards a
more rational and sane approach
that respects what our ancestors
built.
Through an active con-
servation programme, a respect
for history can be achieved and
continuity from the past to the
present as well as sense of place
can be realized for the benefit of
all. Plans for progress and
change must be executed in a
manner compatible with the
sensibilities and with the needs of
everyone.
The protection and enhan-
cement of individual buildings,
entire blocks and sometimes
Rev. D. W. Sargent
to be inducted
Trinity Anglican Church
celebrated Holy Communion at 8
am and sung Matins at 10 am on
Sunday morning, with the rector,
Rev. William M. Bennett in
charge.
The rector announced that Rev.
D.W. Sargent would be inducted
into his new parish at St. Mark's
Church, Auburn, on Wednesday
night. Rev. Sargent will be the
incumbent of Trinity, Blyth; St.
Mark's, Auburn; Trinity,
Belgrave; and St. John's,
Brussels. He and his wife Grace,
have served the church for the
past three years in Teslin, Yukon
Territory.
The Archdeacon of the
Saugeen, Venerable C.R.
Townshend will officiate at the
induction and the sermon will be
preached by a former classmate
at Huron, Rev. Robert F. Bennett
of the Parish of Chesley.
Trinity A.C.W. met Thursday,
September 21, at "The Hut",
home of Mrs. Lucy Diehl. The
president, Mrs. Edith Smith
presided. Mrs. Evelene Earl,
secretary, read a letter from
their sponsored student in
Kalimpong, West Bengal, India.
Seniors' pot luck
The Ever -Young Senior
Citizens start their fall meetings
on Thursday September 29, at 6
pm with a got -luck supper in the
town hall. All seniors are
welcome.
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special areas or districts are
tangible ways to respect the past,
to explore and understand where
we came from and who we are,
and to provide a foundation for
future change. The rapid
destruction of the built en-
vironment, creating abrupt
physical changes, may lead to an
unstable and disoriented society.
The more digestible or
traditional rate of change and
progress has been accelerated by
the assumption that "what is new
is best". Too often little con-
sideration has been given to the
merits of an existing building or
For information contact
your Lung Association
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area, when new designs or
renovations are considered.
Seaforth, with a population of
2,061 is planning to designate a
number of heritage buildings. Six
buildings were researched in
detail last year and three
recommended for designation by
their council. A list has been
made of historic pnblic and
private properties, including
commercial, residential and
institutional buildings and as a
public park. The town is to be
commended for this broad ap-
proach to architectural con-
servation.
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