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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1980-11-06, Page 6• Pogo 6 1 Citizens News November 6, 1980 Put out car firs Grain truck spills load A Huron Grain transport careened around the in- famous Highway 21 curve at Clan Gregor Square and spill- ed its load of corn on Monday morning. Phe northbound tractor trailer crossed the highway into the •west lane and spewed countless tons of corn onto the road surface. No injuries were reported, however a southbound stationwagon which happened onto the turn at the same time, narrowly missed being squashed asthe trailer upset. The stationwagon driver escaped with a good scare and a broken tail -light on his car. Traffic was backed up for a considerable time after the 9:30 a.m. accident, and even- tually had to be- rerouted around the square. Cleanup operations were performed by the M.T.C. and Gary Triebnor of Bayfield. The O.P.P. investigated the mis- hap. Hayfield by Bud Sturgeons Fire tali Bayfield fire department was called into Stanley township on Monday morning to squelch a blazing DomthtonDtntng lounge and €TaueMi 17(Ai(atn St..gunicl,. bntahto cPkone 236-4371 We would be pleased to answer any enquiries about our Christmas, banquet arrangements. Phone 236-4371 BAKERY & CHEESE SPECIALS! Soft DINNER ROLLS Chocolate Chip or Butterscotch COOKIES 60% Whole Wheat BREAD Mild or Medium CHEDDAR CHEESE $2.50 ,b. MOZZARELLA PROCi55 SLICES .6. 2.25 EDAM doz. 89. 2doz. s1e79 24 oz. loaf 59( • Plain CREAM CHEESE 5 Ib. Blocks of Any cheese For the Freshest bread baked "fresh daily We are now _using unbleached flour for all of our bakery products. Over 40 kinds ,f yeast raised and cake donuts and over 60 kinds of Canadian & Imported Cheeses come to... Ib. $2.00 Ib. 2.40 tot Ib. Off (Contains no preservatives) TASTY NU BAKERY 4S1 CHEESE HOUSE Open every clay except Wednesday afternoon and Sunday. Zurich 236-4912 Seaforth 527-1803 automobile fire. No report on damage to the vehicle was available. Award„ banquet The Bayfield Babes s1Q7! pitch team will be holding their annual award • an banquet night at the Albi Hotel in Bayfield on Friday November 14. Team members are asked to chec with Nora West for details. Hallowe'en masquerade party Friday October 31, all the young ghosts and goblins in the village were summoned to -the town hall for the an- nual Hallowe'en Masquerade Party, `sponsored by the Bayfield Lions Club._ A good sized crowd of youngsters displaying a wide array of costumes turned out for the judging and to receive the usual treats. The judges, Ernie Hovey, Joe Mayman and Herb Beat- ty determined the winners as follows. Youngest child in -costume - Ryan Penhale; girl's preschool fancy - Allison Andrews, Brooke Miskey and Kimberly Schilbe; boy's preschool fan- cy - Marty Whetstone, David Andrews and Kenny Mar- tine; girl's preschool comic - Tammy Vandecamp and Cheryl Alexander; boy's presch000l comic - Ryan Penllale, Eric Lecompte and Jason. Fields; girl's fancy 6-8 yrs. - Lisa Porter, Angela Dunn and ChantelleLecompte boy's fancy 6-8 yrs. - Alan Talbot, Wane McDougall and, 'Scott Beatty; girl's comic 6-8 Yrs. - Regan Thomas, Jenny Dann and Jenny Triebnor; boy's comic 6-8 yrs. - Bobby Fisher, Chris Veysey and Stephen Goodman; girl's fan- cy 9-11 yrs. - Amy Bonthron, Tanya Greillmeiner and Rayanne Scotchmer; girl's comic 9-11 yrs. - Julie Porter, Allison Dunn and Corie Sin- namon and boy's comic 9-11 yrs. - Kevin Dunn, Darrell Faker and Michael Verhoef. The Lions Club, were happy with this years turnout and wish to thank all who helped in making the party a success. In for a winters' treat on their doorstep. Figure skating will begin this Saturday afternoon at the 'Bayfield Arena. Professional figure -skater, Pauline Bell, will be on hand on to start the lessons'If anyone did not register last weekend for this activity, they can k still register at the arena on Saturday. ` There -was no response for the Minor Hockey Registra- tion last weekend. If there are any young people in- terested in playing hockey in Bayfield this year, another registration day has been set for this Saturday morning, from 11 a.m. to l p.m., at- the Bayfield Arena. All ages are welcome. Tim and Nora West attend-' ed a bottle and `nostalgia' show in Woodstock on Sun- day. Newlyweds, ' Doug and Jan • Seneshen, London, spent the weekend at Sunset . Lane, north of the village. Fred Scotchmer is current- ly a patient in University Hospital, London. Quite a -number of residents from Bayfield and surroun- ding area, attended the 'tap- ing of `Polka Time', the Walter Ostenak Show, in Kitchener on Sunday. Mrs. Doris McLeod, Kingsville, was the guest of her brother-in-law Donald R. Round and about Seems like almost every year at harvest time a load of corn or whatever spills on the curve. But alas, the birds and squirrels in the park are • on corner McLeod. and his wife Katherine for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Larson, London, were with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Larson for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Aberhart, Sarnia, -are holidaying at their Bayfield residence and catching upon the fall chores around their property. W. and Mrs. Murray'Rbss, Sarnia, spent the weekend at t'heir mobile home in PineLake. Camp, and visited her brother, Murray Matheson of Stratford,at his mobile home in Rainbow Valley Camp on the Bayfield River. Mr. Floyd Diemart visited with his brother -Norman in Wellesley on Thursday, and on his return, called on long time friends, Oscar and Ber- nice Schneiker n Milverton. The'Erickson Family were the guests on Sunday at an appreciation_ day in New Baltimore, Michigan, for Jimmy Williams when he was honoured by Radio Sta- tion WSMA, Marine City. Mr. Willia -tris was honoured for his 20 years with the station and his contribution tp coun try music and his charitable work in the area. As well, the Ericksons celebrated their. daughter Luanne's .12th birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim . Beattie 410,: EXPOS RECEIVE TROPHY — John Regier, captain of the Zurich minor softball champion officially received the Zurich and District Chamber of Comnmerce trophy from Zurich reeve Fred Haberer at Thursday's softball and soccer banquet. . Starr photo On November 10, Elect • DAN TURKHEIM TO THE COUNCIL FOR THE VILLAGE OF ZURICH * Young ideas, but still concerned about the ability of all ratepayers_ to pay their tax bills. * Life-long resident of the Village, concerned about the future for both young and old alike. * Interested in promoting the area for industrial growth, to create more lobs - which in turn would keep more young people in the .community. * Interested in maintaining adequate recreation facilities for both young and old alike. FOR A YOUNG, CONCERNED VOICE IN THE COMMUNITY, VOTE FOR TURKHEIM, DAN BUSINESSMAN �� I FOR TRANSPORTATION TO THE POLLS, CALL 236-4075 and sons Scott and Steven, all. .of Wrong), spent a few days gat: their cottage in the village. Ivoryoung club mets The Per Young Club met last Thursday evening with a 'good attendance at the Town Hall. 'President ten. Carter chaired the. finding. Secretary Thelma Utter read the roll call aild reports of the last meeting- The meeting the local • club had v6ith the Golden Raders from Clinton was also reported, as .well as the U . S . C .9. meeting An Dashwood. Treasurer Dorothy Cox gave a very complete report of the finances. Plans were discussed for the clubs' Christmas dinner, to be held later next month. Plans were also discussed to `entertain' another • club in November. Esther Makins reported on the bus trip to the Tommy Hunter Show in Toronto, scheduled • for December, and the 'SimcoeSite' trip. Birthday greetings were sung to several and con- gratulations were in order for Len Carter and his wife; Viola, on being a new grand- father and grandmother this summer. Collection was received and the business section of the meeting was closed. Euchre followed and the winners were:. ladies high - Eilleen Cleave; ladies low - Susie Pollock; mens high - Perc Johnston; mens low - J.B. Higgins and most lone hands - Mabel McClinchey. All enjoyed a social hour with a tasty lunch following. *All area senior citizens over sixty years of age, are invited to attend these meetings and have a nice social evening together. Mr. and Mrs.. Gary Hulley, Paris,spent the weekend at their cottage in the village. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hulley inhabited. their cottage, the 'House of Mouse' during the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Sturgeon, Jeff annd Roland, Orangeville, visited on Saturday with friends and relatives on the weekend in Bayfield. A recent rash of break-ins in the village has again been plaguing cottage owners. Please turn to page 7 ZPS costume __ party winners Prize winners of the Hallowe'en Costume party at Zurich Public School were: Primary Division: Scariest -Craig Redick, Kathy Schenk, Trevor Lansbergen. Fanciest - Nathalie Goud, Jennifer Deichert, Angela Goodliffe., Most Comical Derrick McGee, Greg McA,darns, Chris Semple. Junior Division: Scariest - Kim Redick, Tim Westlake, - Andrew Scott. Fanciest - Heather Westlake, Donna Gingerich, Terry Farquhar. Most Comical -Kathy Mer- neir, Mark Stephan, Marc Clausius'. . Intermediate Division: Scariest -Chris Miller, Albert Baker. Fanciest -Cheryl Knepfer, Richard Tickner. Most Comical -(lark Adams, June, Gingerich, Kristen Stephan. Most Origianal-Ian Thiel, Tracy Fisher, Sandra Rooseeboom. Best dressed teacher -Mrs. Buffett. The student council would like to thank all those who gave soCEFcageneroMupaignsly. to the UNI