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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1980-12-11, Page 74 4 Beaver: invested Citizens News, December 11, 1900 Several Zurich winners at bingo Bayfield Lions Club The Turkey Bingo, held Monda night at the Centre, drew one of the biggest crowds ever for the event. Turkey winners . were; Clara Wilson, Pearl Hut- chings, Lorna . Merner," Jackie Stark, Donelda Sturgeon, Ruth George (2), ..sem wwm.ne�... Share the Wealth winners were; Mrs. Jack Hart and Mrs. Glen Price, , both of Clinton, split $45; Margaret Ducharme, Zurich $42; Gerald Ducharme,, Zurich, and David Kropac, Toronto, split $46; Grace . Masse, Zurich, $46; Mrs. Jack Hart, Clinton, $48. The winner of the door prize was Kelly Brandon of Bayfield. HayfI old by Bud Sturgeon Jeanette Hufftman_, Mrs. George Youmatoff, Hilda Gerger and Marie Fitz- simons, all of Bayfield; Charlie Rau, Zurich'; Mrs. Russell Oesch and . Betty Smith, both of Zurich; Cathy Campbell, RR 3 Bayfield. Need bicycle wheel Last week, following -the snowstorm, one or members of the younger. set (their- footprints were smallish), took it upon themselves to remove a bicycle from a residence on Louisa Street. After dragging- it into the yard behind, the back wheel was pried off and then carried away. The owner-. MR. • AND MRS. STEVE HABERIR On' October 10, Michele Robinson and Steve Haberer were united in marriage . at Woodham United Church with Rev. Comillia la Rouche and Rev. Jack Dressler offidating. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. June Robinson, Kirkton and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haberer, Zurich. Maid of honour was Mrs. Bruce Hodge. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Gary Eagleson, Mrs. Cheryl Henderson -Barnes and Robin Lambert. Best man was Gary Eagleson. Guests were ushered by John Cliarette, Kevin Wareing and Paul Robinson. The couple are now residing in Zurich. Photo by Paul Bedford MR. AND MRS. UONIL WILDIR JR. Vicki Baker and Lionel Wilder Jr. were united in marriage December 6 at St. Bonitace-Roman Catholic Church, Zurich. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs., Murray Baker of RR 2 Hensall and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Wilder of Rif 1, Zurich. The maid of honour was Tammy Pres:, cator, cousin of the bride and bridesmaids were Laura Wilder, Nina Knee and Valerie Baker. The best man was Gory Love and guests were ushered by Brian Baker and Ervine ,Willert. troomsmen were Raymond and Ralph Mathonia and Jerry Wilder. Following a weddingtrip o the north-eastern United Stcitei the couple took up residence at RR 1, Zurich. photo by Frank Philips followed the mo�,w the footprint>(ln the snow to see whp took the wheel and it didn't take long until he found out. He asks the culprit to return the rear wheel of the bicycle on his own accord or return it with the help of the police. The decision is yours. Beavers hold ceremony On Saturday, the first Bayfield Beaver Colony held __. their Investitures of t .new Beavers. The new members of . the -colony were Jerry Alexander, Adam Durran, Wayne McDougall, Mgon Wallis, Brian McLeod, Mark Shilbe, Glen Westlake and Craig McCash. The Beaver leaders would like to thank the parents that attended the investiture and the one who , brought the cookies for the party which followed. • . The Beaver leaders (all three of- them), would also like to wish the Beavers of the first Bayfield Colony and their parents, a Mery Christmas and a Happy New Year. Bad roads - You no doubt noticed the terrible condition the high- - way from. Bayfield to Goderich was in following the storm last Tuesday. Even Ffiriday there was still slush on parts of the road. We understand that the Ministry of —Transport and Communications no longer supplies the snow plow crews and in fact the job of plowing has been sublet to private individuals. Mixed curling results The Bayfield Mixed • Curling Ieague played their sixth�wmaww� round of regular season games last Sunday night at the local arena. It was a night featuring the battle of the undefeated rinks and a night that see., the remainder of the rinks bunch closer together , in- dicating the equality of the _ competition among the club. In the early draw at 7 p.m. the . "_"Scotty" McVean Rink (24) slipped past the Alice Brandon- Foursome (3-3), outpointing them 161/4 to 43/4. On the south surface, Joe Brandon (24) improved his record with a win over Joe itoene (3-3). The ice at _centre featured the battle of the Telford brothers as Roy's Rink (24) 'scored 163/4 points against 'Gerorge's (3-3) 61/4 Thepoine highlite of the late draw at 9 p.m. was the battle Of ,the only two undefeated rinks and: when it was over. Morris:Sauve (6-0) extended his streak and Matty Francis `(5-1) swot down to an 18-3 defeat. Jerry Uniac (3-3) jumped on Don Lindsay,)3-3) 6y a 17% to 41/4 score and Bill Talbot (3-3) knocked off J3ob Orr (2-4) in the other two contests. After six weeks of play the Morris Sauve Rink now leads -the standings, with 104% points, followed by Matty Francis with 921/4 and Bill Talbot with 64. • Mens curling results The newly formed Bayfield Mens Curling League was into its third week of play on Monday night with the single draw going at 7 p.m. at the local arena. On the south surface Bill • Christmas party theme for WI • A Qhristmas Party was the theme for the Monday meeting of the Zurich Women's Institute, held in the Hay Township Hall, which was tastefully decorated for the occasion, by membersoftihe'committee in charge namely, Mrs. V. Fisher, Mrs. L. Erb, Mrs. N. Koehler and Mrs. V. Dinnin. They provided a very- seasonable eryseasonable program, which opened with singing the Institute Ode and repeating the Mary Steward Collect. Mrs. V. Fisher was chairlady_ Several carols were sung by members and their guests, with Mrs. G. Fleishauer as pianist. Mrs. Fisher presented a Wilily reading "Haw Mother Nature trimmed her! Christmas Tree". The group was pleased to have two young people en tertaining -Colleen Regier at. the piano, and Robert Hoffman with his accordian. There was a gift exchange. Mrs. G. Fleischauer was • the lucky winnerof a cushion. A Christmas lunch was served by Group three. The president "'Mrs. H. Rohner chaired the business meeting. The Institute will again sponsor card parties this winter season. Birthdays of three members were acknowledged by the traditional happy 'birthday song. RECORDS MANAGEMENT (Principles of accounting and record keeping are coveredl Centralia College of Agricultural Technology and area OMAF sonnet in co-operation with Canada Ern t and Immigration Com *seen offer this CONTINUUM EDUCATION OPPORTUNITY in two locations WHEN: January 6-29 (Tuesdays 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m and Thursdays 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.) WHERE: Legion Hall, Wingham WHEN: January 7-30 (Wednesdays 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m and Fridays 1:00 p.m." 4:00 p.m.) WHERE: Centralia College, Huron Park ' FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: O.M.A.F. Huron, Clinton, Ontario (519)482-3428 O.M.A.F. Bruce, Walkerton, Ontario (5 19) 881-3301 Continuing Education Centralia CoNege of 'Agricultural Technology y Huron Pork, Ontario Ministr(519) 228-6691 Ontario d reed o..w (2-1) defeated BobMdfwain Bob (r (0-3) by a 132% margin. The north ice was the scene of Bill Talbot's (2-1) victory over Jerry Uniac (1-2) by a 13to 11/4 point margin. On the centre ice, Morris Sauve (2- 1) got by Pat Graham (24) by an .111/4 to 3% spread.. The standings now show Mcllwain leading With 301/2 points followed closely by Sauve with 29 and Graham with 253/4. Round and about the village Mr. Bernard Sturgeon, Orangeville, was a guest with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sturgeon on nd also visited with other family members in the village. Mr. and •Mrs. Jack Pounder returned home to their Keith Crescent horse a week ago after an extended fall vacation at their Florida residence. Word has it _ that our favorite `River Mouse', Mr. Roy- Telford, is currently basking in the aun on the beach at Waikiki, Hawaii, chasing native girls in grass skirts, learning the - hila and eating a lot of pineap ice. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hulley, Parise, were at their cot- - Please turn to page 9 • 4 ;• • ZURICH UONS ANNUAL New Years Eve Dance Dec. 31, 1980 from 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. Refreshments and Lunch included For tickets call LaPorte's Meat Market or any Lion's member an BDElyhelou • Financial assistance Management counselling Management training - Information on government 4 programs for business See our Stratford Office Representatives BILL SCHUTZ AND/OR BOB PEARCE AT: The Devon Building Building, Main Street, Exeter ON: ,The 1st & 3rd Tuesday of each month. (Next Visit: Tuesday, December 16th) If you require financing to start. modernize or expand your business and are unable ¶o obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and conditions or if you are interested in the FBDB management services of counselling and training or wish information on government programs available for your business. talk to our representative. FEPE,?4!. 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