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J3ayfield Tequila Mascarade
"Well, we did 'er again and Fitzsimons and his honey won Pump lunch to our man from
we 4id `er up right." The mad terrifying'couple. the skies. Gracias Carlos.
Bayeld Tequila Masquerade Now for the biggies and The crowd drew from as far
Association (p.s. Donald best team ,costume to the as Peking, China (Doug
held the third Lawrence Welk entourage W illock) ; Kenya,
Cook l- Bags n Jan BrtiTdfoot, Chris (Herb family) and New
Bud Robinsonl on Ranch.h 9 at the Walters, Vera Walters, Marla Zealand (Mike McKinnon).
Bud Roin. Berger, Ron Vasselsue of CBC man " Ted (Ace) Lin -
bestow ed upon the out- Gorrie; Mary Y recorded all the frights
standing costumes. Judging and Pegi Tillrnanni under the on film. FireworksA were
Carl direction of Kip C.antrick : provided by Jeff Cantrick '
was takenieFrank
f �by Reis (for BEST MALE COSTUME TO while Montreal took care of
Humphries, U • 1 football Player Circle the parking.
Rick HaYter.) who was abroad.
Ugly
and Cath Tillmann. City Dan, aka Dah O hien;, Included in the guests were
• Y best . female.'c4►stu>Ene to The Great It posters (un- tq
Ow fine n iofl.e'e�d fowl {tone Montreal, Mike -(who was air beknownst to Frank "I knew
above coveted
award;
; Bud) won sick)aka„.P.ilot. Beatty for his something was amiss but. 1 '
.. n':ost cgveted award; biggest
swelled head was awarded to 'airplane. Carlos' (Carmen icoul,dn't put my hand do it's
. Markie Stephens and Kelso .Miranda) donated a Red Reiss.
Lioness Tplan' lan dance,' to help arenafund
The�Bayfield Lioness. Club Calgary, Alberta are visiting Rev. Douglas S. Pitts and
is planning a Dance-a-thon her parents Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Pitts, St. Paul, Min -
for Saturday August 13 to Frank Burch.
nesota spent a month at their
begin at 8 p.m. and dance Miss Myrna Scott, Ottawa camp on the .Pitt's property.
through until 8 a.m. Funds returned to her home on Mr. and Mrs. C. Baker of
are to go towards the Arena Monday after spending the Brantford were their guests.
Fund. The Community Centre past week with her parents Also Mrs. 'Pitt's mother who
Board and Planning Com- Mr. and Mrs. Morris Scott. is now over 90 years of age
mittee„ have sent for pre- She also visited her sister was with them for the holiday
engineered plans to three Miss Joyce Scott in Varna in July. Mr. a diabrt etic tiPitts who
patient
companies and to five con- and her brother Mr. and Mrs.hasdied the
tractors who have declared Ray Scott and family. for some years,
an interest for prices and Callers last week at the latter part of July in Meaford
suggestions to see what is •home of Mrs. Susie Pollock where he and his wife
available.. Each function were Mrs. Donald Begg and resided. Sympathy is ex -
attended raises another son Mr. Ian MBegg r. Rof St. obert theed the Pitts family in
loss.
dollar towards the cost of the Thomas •
new arena. Spectators are Sowerby of Goderich; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Higgins
welcome at the Dance -a -thou. Ken Pollock and Miss Jane returned to their home "The
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Pollock of Hensall. Visiting Maples” on Tuesday last
Erb, Bloomfield Hills, Mich. Mrs. Pollock for the past after spending three weeks in
are at their cottage on the week were Mr. and Mrs,. the Highlands of Haliburton
lake through Labour Day. Brian Sipe and daughters with Mrs. G. M. Chesney,
Four children were all in Misses Veronica and Vanessa Milmar Point on Lake
Bayfield the weekend of July of Willowdale and Mr. and Bo kkung.
9. They were Rick of Mrs. Doug Curran and Sohn Garrett and Lennie
Steamboat Springs , daughters ...!Christine and Healy were guests for several
Colorado; Wendy, New York Barbara of Willowdale. days last week with Mr. and
City; Leslie and John of. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mrs. Fred Gale, Tim, Wayne
Denver, Colorado. At that Blackie spent a few days in. and Jason for a holiday at
time they had just returned London last week with their Niagara Falls. They camped
from a three week camera son Mr. and Mrs. Murray at " the KOA Campground
safari in Kenya with their Blackie and new grandson about three miles outside the
parents. Rick's wife, Laurie Craig Thomas, born July 10. city and visited Marineland
also accompanied the family Mr. and Mrs. Don Dinel, and Game Farm, Louis
to Africa and the weekend of Tracey and Erin of London Toussaud's Wax Works,
July 9 she was in Oakland, visited the weekend with her climbed to the top of the
New York visiting her family. mother Mrs. Maude Weston. , tower overlooking the city
John's working in Royal Mrs. Audrey Florian and attended the car show of
Oak, Mich. this summer and visited Sunday and Monday famous personalities, in -
will spend the last ten days of with her sister Mrs. Berthena eluding Al Capone's auto.
August and early September Hammond. They also enjoyed seeing
at his family cottage in Mrs. Adam Flowers has • Niagara. Falls by day and the
Bayfield before returning to returned home after a stay in illumination of the Falls at
the University of Denver. the hospital. night and reported a won -
Wendy also hopes to have a Mrs. 'Sherry Lee ' Farrell derfully interesting and
friend drive her from New and Michelle and Ruth Anne_,enjoyable holiday.
York to be able to spend the Stewart, Ripley visited Mr. Del Erickson,
weekend of Labour Day in Wednesday with their aunt Orangeville 'called at the
Bayfield where the family Mrs. E. W. Eriekson and home of his brother 'Walter
has holidayed since ` their family. Miss Bonnie Stewart and family on Friday while on
mother was four years old. who had visited her parents a business trip to Centralia.
Mrs. Erb is the former Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Stewart The choir of St. Andrew's
Barbara Morley. and family for a few days United Church is presenting
Mrs. Janet McLean, returned to the E•rickson's an evening of Old Time
d fughter. Beth`,and son Ian of with her sisters and niece. Gospel Hymn Singing to be
held in the 'church at 8 p.m.
Sunday August 14. A
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Terrence Bullen Jr., left, congratulated the overall grapd prize winner, Mike Beatty in his
airplane at the Bayfield Tequila Masquerade held recently.
collection will be taken for the •
choir fund.
Mrs. Frank Rachick of
Ingersoll and two little
daughters Meager! and
Jennifer have been'spending
a few days with, the former's
mother, Mrs. Lulu Smith.
Rev. George Scotchmer of
St. Louis, Missouri visited
with his sister Mrs. Herb
Beatty and Herb who are at
their cottage here.
Dr. and Mrs. W. Funter and
daughters, Lesley Jane and
Pamela of RMC, Kingston
with Mrs. A, Furter of London
are holidaying for two weeks
at the Blair cottage,
We are pleased to see Mrs.
Phyllis Campbell home and
able -to be about again after
being a patient in University
Hospital; London.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
McPherson, Downsview
visited with Bayfield friends
over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heard,
Stratford, Bishop W. A.
Townshend, London; Rev.
George Scotchmer, St. Louis,
Missouri visited recently in
the N. Haw home.
Mrs. Lillian Penhale moved
into her Bayfield Senior
Citizen Apartment on
Saturday. We wish her many
days of health and.happiness
in her new dwelling.
Mr. and Mrs. George
Paquette and family of
Ottawa spent the past, week
with his brother-in-law, sister
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Orr, Bill, Ray and Cathjy.
Also recently, Mrs. Ore.'s
mother, Mrs. Rose Paquette,
daughter Dianne, son-in-law
Don and their three children
visited the Orr family.
Miss Beverley Gale
returned to her home in
Banff, Alberta after spending
ten days with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. ', Ed Gale and
brothers Mike and Herb.
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