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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1969
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS PAGE ELEVEN
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D/ISIIWOOD and DISTRICT NEWS
Correspondent: Mrs Ervin Nader
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Mrs. Gordon Bender and Mrs.
Eben Weigand are attending
the Royal Winter Fair at Toronto
this week as members of the 4-H
homemaking club.
Rev. and Mrs. Bruce Guy and
Judy spent last Tuesday in Wind-
sor with Rev, Guy's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Guy on the oc-
casion of his father's 83rd birth-
day.
LUTHERAN LADIES AID
The November meetingof
Zion Lutheran Ladies Aidwas
held November 5, with group
one in charge of devotions and
lunch, Rev. E.E, Steinman had
as his topic "Working together
in the Ministry and Missions."
Mrs. Lrne Genttner, president
dealt with the business. The Dec-
ember meeting will be the Christ.
mas meeting and election of
officers. Nominating committee
is Mrs. Reinhold Miller and Mrs.
Marie Restemayer. The Altar
Guild is Mrs. Adolph Keller and.
Mrs, Charles Martine. Each mem
ber is to bring a guest to the
Christmas meeting. Donations
were made to Missions, Luther-
an Hour, C.N.1,B. and the
Children's Aid Society.
AUDREY BELLCHAMBER TELLS YOU ••••
ALL ABOUT BAYFIELD
INTERESTING HAPPENINGS IN ONTARIO'S PRETTIEST VILLAGE
Mr. and Mrs. J. Charles Mon-
theith of Lambeth visited his
sister, Mrs. G, N , Rivers and
Mr. Rivers on Sunday.
Ken Atken, and Bruce Red-
mund of Watford spent last week
at the Albion Hotel, weekend
guests were; Mr. and Mrs. Geo-
rge Kalanzis of Birmingham,
Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. E . J.. Pon-
gracz, Grosse Pointe, and Mr.
and Mrs. F. Doughtery of Grosse
Pointe Woods, Mich.
"Bud" Dewar Talbot, John
Talbot, Gary Talbot, Ricky Tal-
bot and Doug Armstrong have
returned from a weeks hunting
trip in the north.
Mike Scotchmer, university
of Guelph and Miss Lynn Brown
of London joined the former's
parents Mr. and Mrs. Alf Scotch -
mer for the weekend.
The ladies of Trinity Guild
hosted a very successful tea,
bazaar,.and.bake sale on Satuz
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ian Stewart of
Toronto were weekend guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weston.
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
The Bayfield Historical Soc-
iety met at the Municipal Build-
ings on Monday, November 10.
with 23 present and Mrs. A. S.
Morton in the chair.
Minutes were read by Mrs.
Harvey Baker; Mrs. E. Oddleif-
son reported on sales of the hasti-
notes.
The members were apprecia-
tive of the donation from Mr. J,
W, McLaren, a percentage of
the amount from paintings he
had sold at his art exhibition
here in August.
Mrs. Charles Bell reported that
over 200 articles from 21 contr-
ibutors had been in the historical -
exhibit at the Bayfield Fair in
September. This was followed
by a discussion on future exhibits,
A letter from the Pioneer Park
Association was read expressing
their appreciation of the beaut-
iful and unique street signs that
have been erected.
Mrs. Leroy Poth gave a report
of the meeting of the Huron
County Historical Society coun-
cil held that afternoon in the
archives room, Goderich.
Brigadier F.A, Clift showed
the historical booklet that the
Goderich D, C , I. students had
made under the direction of
their history department teacher,
Mr. Charles Kalbfleisch. All
present felt that this was excel-
lent work arousing interest in
research and in the interviewing
with various citizens. The stu-
dents at Clinton have also been
working on local history.
Mr. G, H. Willits of Michigan
and Bayfield told members how
he had become interested in the
Indian tribes of the Eastern Un -
ited States and Canada, and also
gave a brief history of the Sus-
quehannas and the Delawares as
they related to Michigan, Ohio
and Ontario.
The next meeting will be on
Monday, December 8, at which,
as always, all. those interested in
local history are invited.
Bayfield Senior Citizens Club
held the annual Christmas din-
ner party on Wednesday last.
Sixty-one members and guests
attended the event which was
held in the auditorium of the
Community Centre.
Following dinner Euchre was
played with ladies high prize
going to Mrs. Nora Heard, and
the men's high to Harry Baker.
The lone hand winners were Mrs.
Lloyd Makins and George Clark,
Mrs. C. Merrier and John Marks
received the low prize. During
the evening prizes were also
won by Mrs. Percy Weston, Mrs.
Fred Mote; Mrs. Tom Bailey;
and Walter Westlake.
Zurich Peewees
Down Huron Park
The, Zurich PeeWees won
their opening game of the sea-
son on Monday night at the local
arena when they handed the
Huron Park PeeWees a 9-1 drub-
bing. They scored three goals
in the first period, added two
more in the second and came
up with four in a big third period
rally.
The Huron Park six scored
their only goal of the game in
the third period. Jim Moffat
was the marksman.
Derek O'Brien sparked the
Zurich attack with three goals,
while Wayne Meidinger and
Greg Love scored two each.
Stephen Haberer and Wayne
Clarke both scored one.
Only four penalties were
called in the game, with each
team drawing two of them,
U,C, YOUNG COUPLES CLUB
Young couples of Calvary
United Church plan to meet
twice a month on Sunday even-
ing and all young married cou-
ples are invited to attend. The
first meetingwas held Sunday,
November 1, when the movie
" Zero 8" was shown. The next
meeting will be November 30,
and will be devoted to discussion
on present day problems facing
young couples.
ATTEND WARDEN'S BANQUET
Besides members of their fam-
ilies others from Dashwood at-
tending the banquet in honour of
Mr. and Mrs, James Hayter were
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Salmon, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Schroeder, Mr.
and Mrs. Irvin Rader, Mr. and
Mrs. Glen Webb and Mr. and
Mrs. Valentine Becker.
Mrs. Grace Beavis, Detroit,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bruce of Win-
dsor, Mr. and Mrs. John Snider,
Brantford, and Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Vandhal, Montreal, attend -
Zurich Midgets
Open Season With
Win Over Seaforth
The Zurich Midgets opened
their season on a winning note
Monday night at the local arena
when they carne up with a 6-4
Victory in a penalty -ridden con-
test with the Seaforth Midgets,
A total of 24 penalties were
handed out in the game, with 16
of them going to the visitors.
Included in tie Seaforth total
were three game misconducts
and two ten-minute misconducts.
Bath teams picked up two major
Penalties for fighting.
Kyle Harrison was the big gun
for the locals with three goals,
while John Corriveau chipped
in with two. Larry Hess scored
the extra goal for the locals.
Zurich took a 4-1 lead in the
first. period, and neither team
managed to count in the second.
Seaforth out -scored the locals
3-2 in the third, but the Zurich
crew still had a big enough mar-
gin to carry them to victory.
Don Desch, in the Zurich net,
came up with several outstanding
saves, especially in the dying
minutes of the game when the
visitors tried desperately to tie
the score.
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erich Friday evening and visited
with members of the Hayter fam-
ily during the weekend.
CALVARY UCW
The November meeting of
Calvary United Church Women
was opened with a short reading
by the chairlady Mrs, Don
Gaiser. Mrs. Syd Neeb led in
prayer :and Mrs, Gerald Mason
read the scripture, Mrs. Jessie
Rader read the poem"In Flanders
Field."
Mrs. Esther Salmon, Mrs.
Lillian Becker, and Mrs. Helen
Kleinstiver showed slides and
pictures on their trip to Switzer-
land.
Mrs. Eben Weigand, president
dealt with the business, It was
decided to send a donation to
"Care" for Biafra. The annual
Christmas dinner is to be held
December 9. All members
brought in their talent money
and told how they had made one
dollar grow.
Election of officers was held
and Mrs. Don Gaiser is the new
president of the UCW.
Mr, and Mrs. Cyril Hartman
and family, Thorndale, and
Mrs. Greg Fleming and girls
were Sunday visitors with their
mother Mrs. T. Hartman.
Mr. and Mrs. John Peters, of
Weston, were weekend visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gascho,
Reception
and Dance
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(nee Marion Row3)
Saturday, Nov. 22
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Community Centre
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Saturday, November 22, 1969
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