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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1980-10-09, Page 6, J{, k}.. t�r•, (l7-!4a.1..1'.•.ki."te Pay* 6 Citizens News October 9, 1980 • Visitors from Scotland Euchre Club has many winners The Bayfield Euchre Club began their new season on October 1st, when they met at the Municipal- Building. A good turnout provided eight, tables of euchre. The club which meets every second week, is ' a continuation of the Euchre club formed some twenty Hayfield by Bud Sturgeon years ago in the village, a :ouple of the original nembers being Susie Pollock and Bill Clark. A box of score cards were cindly donated by Susie Pollock's daughter, and an y �e lunch was..,.m enjoyable served following the meeting. Winners were as follows: ladies high score, Dorothy Weston; low score, Dorothy McLeod: mens high score, Harry Baker; low. score, Ed Stracken: lone hands, Eileen Cleave. This years president is Vera Grigg, and the Vice - President is Ruth George. Everyone is welcome to come out and participate. If more information is required, please contact either of the above ladies. Awards banquet The annual South Huron Men's Slowpitch League banquet and dance was held last Friday evening in Dash- wood. Bayfield Knighthawks were.�..mam the trophy for awarded for finishing first overall in regular season play. The Zurich Eagles won the "A". Division trophy as play-off winners over the Zurich Cobras, while the Bayfield Knighthawks also .won the "B" Division trophy as play- off winners over the Bluewater Lakers. - pitcThe K -hawks named her Tim West as their most valuable player of the 1980 season. The Bayfield Flyers named their entire team as M.V.P.'s, opting not to single any one player out for the award. Ron and Pat Reder were the big winners in. the 50-50 draw, as Pat took home the $300 prize money, and for selling the winning ticket. Round and about the village Mrs. Lillian Matthewson, aunt of Mr. George Grigg, Bayfield, visited from Connell,• Scotland. While here, she visited the Shaw Festival at Niagara -on -the - Lake with her great-niece, Mary Grigg. Other vacation time was also spent with friends, Mr. and Mrs. Hiscock, in Sandridge and touring Ottawa, Montreal and Quebec City. This was Mrs. Matthewson's third visit to (fanada, and she maintains that Bayfield is her favorite spot.... Mr, and Mrs. Bud Sturgeon travelled the dusty road to Windsor last weekend,.we they stayed where stayed with Barb's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davidson, and brother Bill. While in the Sun Parlour of Canada, (and don't kid yourself, It snowed there on - Saturday), they attended"a friend's wedding. Mr. Bill Latimer, Weston, tripped up to Bayfield last Thursday evening, and spent Friday with his grand- mother, Mrs. Ethel Knight, at her Louisa Street residence. "Wild Bill" brought along his new boat, "the Probiscus", in which he hopes to set sail on the waters of the Bayfield River soon.°Word has it thatihe and the rest of his cohorts, (that make up the rod and gun club) are out to win the big fishing contest coming up in October. And speaking of the Bayfield Lions Second Annual Rainbow Trout Derby that is coming up on October 17, the fish are ready and waiting to be caught. Our own Expert Angler, "the Stickman", reports catching salmon last, weighing 25,20,14,and 17 pounds, in two days of fishing. Notwithstanding all of this, an older gentleman was seen standing in the rapids, netting trout at will. We presume that he could not afford a fishing reel and the other equipment neccesary to catch them legally. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Brandon have returned from their honeymoon, and have taken up residence in the village. Chris Latimer and Kevin Reid, Weston, were weekend guests of Mrs. Ethel Knight in the village. Mr. and Mrs. Tim West journeyed to Londoiron the weekend, to attend the wedding of friends therein. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hulley, Paris, spent the weekend in Bayfield, and babysat Spooky, Nucjso, Callie and Run -Tum, the Cat family. Golden The weather has co- operated with the con- tractors for the new apart- ment complex and now most of the outside work is completed. We are an- ticipating that they will be ready for occupancy the early part of November. Anyone wishing any in- formation concerning them may call the office anytime during business hours. Now that most people have wound up their summer activities, their visits would be welcomed by the residents. We are also looking for groups who would like to come and entertain during the evening. Mr. Fred Gibson is still a • Glimpses patient in University Hospital, London. Mrs. Mary Elliott has returned from South Huron Hospital. Residents who have been out visiting during the week were Mrs. Ruby Hoggarth, Mrs. Olive Andrew, Mr. Gerald Sreepan, Mrs. Nancy Koehler, and Mrs. Beatrice Overholt. Bingo was played on Friday evening followed by refreshments. The Sunday evening chapel service was con- ducted by Rev. Ephriam Gingerich. Mrs. Grace Martin,presided at the organ during the service and ac- companied Mr. and Mrs. Earl Oesch who sang two duets. 5250 WORTH OF EXTRAS FREE Choose anything you want from our stock of parts, garments and accessories, snowmobile suits, helmets, gloves, boots, sweaters, hats, speedometers, tachometers, electric starters, trailers, _ snow- mobile covers and so on... ex- cluding Lynx and Kitty Cat. A IWO S? AIM CAt MAIM k fVli.Mt. 44 MMM $ IU. TTU I. NUMMI L1 COM Ma1y► Y$ JUST off HWY 4 BETWEEN HENSALtANO BAUCEFIELO