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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1969
AUDREY BELLCHAMBER TELLS YOU - - - -
ALL ABOUT BAYFIELD
INTERESTING HAPPENINGS IN ONTARIO'S PRETTIEST VILLAGE
J.R.R. Willocl< and son Doug-
las accompanied by John Finlay,
Toronto spent the weekend at
the WI.llock cottage.
J. S. Rivers and family, and
Mr. and Mrs. C. Murray Logan,
all of London visited Mr. and
Mrs. G.N. Rivers during the weer
end.
Renouf Johns, of Mount Clem -
THE SOUND OF BRITAIN
Bill Paul, Michael Aspel (inset) and Rex Loring are the cheerful
trio who host The Sound of Britain every Saturday on the CBC
radio network. Bill and Michael banter back and forth across
the Atlantic on the Family Favourites segment of the show, with
Bill in Toronto and Michael in London. Between popular music
they air messages and requests for friends and relatives in both
Canada and the U.K. Rex is host for the full two hours of Sound
of Britain and his background suits him to the job. Born in Britain
he has lived in Canada since the end of the Second World War
when he served with the RAF.
NOTICE
Towne & Country Beauty Lounge
WILL BE RE -OPENED
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11
NEW HOURS:
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday Afternoon — 1 p.m. to 6
Saturday Mornings — 9 to 12
Open Thursday Evenings 'Till 9 p.m.
FOR APPOINTMENTS, CALL ZURICH 236-4971
p.m.
Figure Skating
For Boys and Girls at Zurich Arena
(20 Weeks or 40 Hours of Instruction)
FIRST LESSON BEGINS
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8
AT 12 NOON
Registration same day from 11 to 12 o'clock
FEES
$10.00 for Children up to Grade 5
$12.00 for Children over Grade 5 and Adults
Fees to be paid by December 31, 1969
For further particulars, contact:
MRS. DOUG ARMSTRONG
ens, Mich. , spent the weekend
at his village home.
Mrs. Elaine Marshall and dau-
ghter, Tracey, London, visited
the former's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Weston from Friday to
Sunday.
Recent guests of Mrs, Josephine
Stirling were her nephew, Merm-
an and Mrs. Stirling of Boulder,
Colorada, while here they visit-
ed Mr. Hugh IvicLaren of Port
Elgin, 1), A. Stirling of Goderich
This was Mr. and Mrs. Stirling's
first visit here, although his fa-
ther was born in Goderich Town-
ship, and they were most inter-
ested in seeing the places, and
rhe old homestead of which his
father had spoken so often.
Mrs. I.,. Green has left to spend
the winter in Hamilton.
Bernard Sturgeon and Barry
Atkinson of Toronto, visited Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Sturgeon on Sat-
urday.
at-
urday.
Mr. and Ivirs. Lloyd Scotchnter
attended the graduation of their
son Iloward Sherritt, when be
received his Bachelor of Arts
degree during the autumn con-
vocation held in Alumni hall
at the University of Western Ont-
ario. Iloward is presently vice-
principal of Merlin Area Public
School at Merlin, Ontario.
Mrs. R, Il . F. Gairdner is at
present a patient in Clinton Hos-
pital.
LIONS CLUB
District Governor, Lion How-
ard Henderson of Owen Sound,
was tate guest speaker at the
October 2 8, meeting of the
Bayfield ].tons Club.
Among business items dealt
with was the acceptance of a
tender for $175, for roofing the
newly renovated storage shed.
Members agreed to assist victims
of a recent fire; --and decided to
donate $500 to the Community
Centre to assist with the instal-
lation of artificial ice equip-
ment.
HALLOWE'EN PARTY
This years Hallowe'en was
in many ways quieter than last
years, but the Lions annual par-
ty was very well 'attended, Win-
ners in the various classes were:
Babies in costume; Luanne Erick-
son, Minna Hutchings, Bobby
Dunn. Pre-school girls fancy;
Cindy Talbot, Laura Cantelon,
Debbie Siertshma, Coptic;
Laurinda Tolchard, Tracy Wallis
Pre-school boys, fancy; Bobby
Dunn, Freddy Wallis, Harold
Brandson. Comic; Scott Overboe,
Trevor Scorchnter, Bobby Siert-
shnia. Girls 6-i8 year, fancy;
Wendy Turner, Kathryn McFad-
den, • Pamela Tolchard. Comic;
Ann Talbot, Ann Haw, Gloria
Talbot. Boys 6-8 years fancy;
Mark Mitchell, Jeff Cantelon,
•Peyer Payne, Comic; Billy Tay-
lor, Andrew Erickson, Jeffrey
•Merner. Girls 9-12 fancy; Dawn
McLeod, Shirley McFadden,
Patty Lynn Tolchard, Coptic;
Pat Greer, Kay Hill, Ann Marie
heard. Boys 9-12, fancy; Toni
Hill, Steve Talbot, Johnny IvIc-
Leod, Comic; Terry Heard, Bla-
ir Brandon, Marvin Merner.
Girls over 12, fancy, Penny Over.
boe, Comic 1<aren Brandon. Boys
over 12; Brian Brandon, Jeff Beck,
Harry Talbot. Best Couple in
costume; Brenda Talbot, Cathy
Grainger, Mary Cantelon and
Kim Diehl, Mary and Colleen
Hill, Laura and David i1i11, Ver-
onica and Crystal Huffman, Tom
Hill and Steve Talbot.
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ods of good weed control is to
know the hardest to kill weed in
your field which is liable to cause a
problem and treat for that weed. If
you see a weed that you can't
identify, take it to your district
agricultural representative or weed
specialist, so that adequate treat-
ment can be applied.
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