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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1981-02-05, Page 5Costi The revamped &tvarian Inn opened last Decembert with a new name, The Bayfield Inn and Restaurant, and new owners, Mr. and Mrs. Don Costi. The Coati family originally hailed from the Hamilton - Hayfield by Bud Sturgeon Burlington area but more recently from Walkerton. Ten years ago they moved to Walkerton and purchased the Dunkeld Inn. Don had sentimental reasons for buying the former Bavarin Inn. Before the present building complex was constructed on the southern outskirts of Citizens News, February 5, 1901 family reopens a Bayfield restaurant Bayfield, the property was the site of "Cedar Grove". This .small snack bar with gas pumps in front was own- ed and operated by his aunt and uncle, George and Irene Mayors. Presently, Mr. and Mrs. Don Corti (who own both 'Inns') are managing the Bayfield Inn and Restaurant while his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Costi, are keeping tabs on the Dunkeld Inn. The couples hope to rotate positions at the two 'Inns' throughout the year. The cooks on staff at Bayfield are Marie Voisin, Bertha Taylor and Rita Mommersteeg. Their application for a Liquor Licence is now before the Licencing Board and the outcome should - be known soon. The restaurant portion of the building has been com- Visit Our Store FOR A COMPLETE UNE OF * Groceries * Confectionery * Novelties Dairy Store MAIN ST - ZURICH PHONE 236-4930 adileiVed aleak Do you know anyone here in Ontario who -through selflessness, humanity and kindness without expecting anything in return -has made this a better province in which to live? That's the kind of person for whom the Ontario Medal for Good Citizenship was established. 12 recipients are selected yearly by an independent Advisory Council of Ontario citizens whose honorary chairman is the Lieutenant -Governor of the Province. Anyone may nominate a person for the Ontario Medal, and nomination forms are available by writing: Executive Secretary Advisory Council Ontario Medal for Good Citizenship Queen's Park Toronto, Ontario M7A 1A1 Making a nomination is itself an act of appreciation for good citizenship. All nominations should be received by April 15, 1981. Ontario Medal for Good Citizenship pletely redone inside and big dow sill over,the sink staring plans- are in the works for at me", says she. the remaining portion of the "That's nice, what do you building. The former 'Disco want me to do, take a pic- Bar'is slated for an appoint- ture?M says I. ment with the carpenters "Help me get it out of and will emerge with a new here. It might be rabid!", face, featuring Country and says she. Western music with dan- 'Is it frothing at the clog, similar to their beak?", says I. program at the Dunkeld Inn. "I don't know", says she. It is a well run operation "Are you sure its alive?", and will complement our says I. other village businesses. "Yes, its flapping its Bayfi.Ider wins MVP award wings now", says she. Stu Asher, of Bayfield, So off I went to see the was named the Most owl. Sure enough it was an Valuable Prayer of the owl. Ii was about a foot tall, Goderich Industrial Hockey tawny brown coloured with a League Tournament held gnashing beak, and clutching over the weekend in the Cir- claws. After an unsuccessful cle City. The two day event attempt 'to catch it with a was a double knockout with green garbage bag (Nuts to 'A' and 'B' divisions and man from Glad) I grabbed it drew many area industrial with my bare hands. I and rec-league class teams. carried it to the front door. I Two Bayfield residents, let it go. It flew away. But Stu Asher and Gilbert kids, if you're reading this, Latimer, play for O'Briens don't attempt this stunt by Meat Market whowerecrow- yourself, you have to know ned the 'B' Consolation how to carry an owl. That's Champions. the team won Incredible, but it's the truth. the 'B' Trophy, $150 in prize The Moleman got tired of money and all the players cleaning out his oil stove so were awarded medallions. he pitched it out over the In their opening game on weekend and installed a fan - Saturday, Seaforth drubbed cy new in -the -wall electric O'Brien's by a 9-2 score thus relegating them to the con- solation Division. Saturday night O'Briens started their winningstreak with an easy 7- -1 victory over Parkhill. Asher scored a hat trick in the game and his line ac- counted for all seven goals. Five members of the team belong to the Goderich Fire Department and were called away in the middle of the se- cond period to the tragic fire in Goderich on Saturday. O'Briens finished the game with only seven players dressed. • In their first game on Sun- day. Asher scored another pair of goals to lead his team to a hard fought 5-3 win over the Zurich entry. The win allowed them to advance to the championship game and Asher scored once as they knocked off Southampton by a 4-2 margin: Round and about the village To the rescue over the weekend was your roving reporter, Bud Sturgeon, as he was called upon to remove an owl from a house. The converstion went something like this. Ringgg.... "Heellow", says I. "I need help, there is an owl in the house!", says she. "What's it doing?", says I. "Just sitting on the win- Ship your livestock with FRANK VOOGEL DASHWOOD Independent Shipper To United Co-operatives Of Ontario Livestock Department, Toronto Monday is shipping day from Varna Stockyards CALL DASHWOOD 238-2707 OR BAYFIELD 565.2636 By 7:30 A.M. For Prompt Service Also Western Stockers & Feeders Available type heater. Fifty now hopes that the power doesn't go off. Hulleys in the village over the weekend included Gary and Edna at the 'Sandcastle' and Ken and Bobbi at the 'House of Mouse'. Tim and Nora West Pages motored to London on Fri- day for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dowler. While there, they attended the races at Western Fair and won 15.20. Nora took time out for some experimentation with acupuncture. FINISHED SIXTH — Debbie Bedard, 13, finished sixth place in the Great Lakes competition that was held in the Hockeyland arena in London. She and 12 other contestants competed in the Junior Bronze First Figure division. The com- petitors came from as far as Michigan. worth of anfthe chancq for a place in thesun... se your Conklin Home Centres coupon book—it will save you up to hundreds of dollars on your home improvement needs. 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