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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1972-12-14, Page 10PAGE 10 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS MILVENA ERICKSON TELLS YOU .. , .. L OUT YFIELD INTERESTING HAPPENINGS IN ONTARIO'S PRETTIEST VILLAGE Bayfield Boat Club annual Christmas party and smorgas- bord dinner was held Saturday evening, in the Club House in Bayfield, The Club which has a membership of about 70 mem- bers received its Charter in the spring of 1972 under Charter Commodore Ted Davies of Clinton who retires this year after serving the past two years. Dean Curtis of London was rec- ently elected Commodore for 1973, taking over his duties January 1. During the gala evening Robert Hughes of Lambeth ent- ertained with his much enjoyed Magicians Act, At the general meeting held in November in the South Huron District High School Library, Exeter, the following officers were elected for 1973; Commod- ore, Dean Curtis; vice -com- modore, William Hall -Holland; Rear Commodore, Ron Morgan all of London. Directors, Bill Davies, London; Don Hart, Exeter, Robert Hughes, Lamb- eth; Jack Baker, Seaforth; recording secretary, Roeli Dill- iott, St. Marys; corresponding secretary, Shirley Hart, Exeter; treasurer, Ella Bishop, Stratford. BINGO WINNERS The following is a list of the winners of the Lions Club annual Feather Party held Friday even- ing, December 8, Twenty turkeys were won by Mrs. Grant McGregor, Kippers; Mrs. T. McLean, Kippen; Crystal Huff- man; Phyllis Heard, Maude Weston, all Bayfield; Lorne Taylor, Varha; Vitra Parker, Bayfield; Mrs. R. McLean, Goderich; Mrs. Edna Elliott, Goderich; Karen Fitzsimmons, Bayfield; Mrs. Lena Ervine, Bay- field; Gordon Heard, Seaforth; Mrs. Carrie Heard, Karen Fitzsimmons, Mrs. William Brand, Mrs. Joe Keone, all Bayfield, Wendy Ryan, Goder- ich; Tom Johnson, Varna; Mrs. Kay Gemeinhardt, Bayfield and Carol Ann Lostell, of Kippers. Eight share -the wealth games were won by Clare Merrier ($20,) Bayfield; Mrs. Judy Dyk- stra and Mrs. Clair Merrier (split $23.) Mrs. Steve Argyle ($20); Mrs, Mary Clark ($21) Mrs. Evelyn Francis ($15.) all of Bayfield and Mrs. Lena Erv- ine and Mrs. P. Hollhuysen, of Bayfield split on $30 worth of tickets on a Sno-Hawk snow- mobile to be drawn for at the Drag Races at the Lions Club Winter Carnival on January 1. (Incidentally) Mrs. Jeanette Huffman was hospitalized last week and missed her first Feath- er Bingo in nine years; but young daughter Crystal who attended with a neighbour did the honours by bringing home a turkey to present to her mother on her ret- urn from the hospital on Saturday. UNITED CHURCH. WOMEN A joint Christmas meeting of Units I and II of the St. Andrews United Church Women was held last Wednesday in the Church, Guests for the meeting were the ladies of the Presbyterian, Anglican and Baptist Churches. Mrs. J. Reddock and Mrs. Carol Penhale took charge of the devotional period and Mrs. Anna Stirling read a Christmas letter from their foster child in Columbia, Mrs, Marilyn Haw and Mrs. Kathleen Siertsema gave a cooking demonstration on Ont- ario Fruit which they learned from a course taken in Clinton in October, and also comment- ed on cooking and the use of fruit. Thirty-five ladies enjoyed a social hour following the meeting. Sincere sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Pat Graham and family in the loss of a fath- er and grandfather, Rev. John Graham (formerly of Bayfield). Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rowse, Cath; Jill and Dale, of London visited Sunday with her mother, Mrs. L, B, Smith. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Larson spent a few days last week as the guests of their son, daughter- in-law and grand -daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Larson and Karen, in London. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Scotch - mer, Robert and Lori, of Chath- am spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. L.W. Scotchmer. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Desjardins and Paula, Goderich, spent a few days last week with her parents and family Mr. and Mrs. John Wild, R. R. 3, Bayfield. Rob Erickson was the weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Bennewies and family, Sea -forth. Miss Rhea Sturgeon, London, Letter to editor Zurich, Ontario. December 11, Zurich. Citizens News Dear Editor: I understand that sometime ago, a by-law was passed auth- orizing Sunday sports in Zurich. Do you know when this was done, and what was the actual result of the vote? I believe that there are six days in the week for sports. I also have been told that hockey practices are now held on Sun- day mornings. This deprives the boys of the privilege of attending Sunday School and church. This should not be allowed. As you all know I am inter- ested in sports, but I also bel- ieve that the Fourth Command- ment should be observed as well as the rest of the command- ments. These opinions are my own. I may be in a minority, but I believe a minority has a right to be heard. Yours sincerely, Rev, A.M. Amacher, spent the weekend with her par- ents and brothers, Mr. and Mrs. J,B. Sturgeon, Bud and Andrew, Norman Brown, London, was at his cottage over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. George Kalan- zis, Birmingham, Michigan, spent the weekend at their residence in the village prior to leaving on a holiday trip to California. SENIOR CITIZENS The Bayfield Senior Citizens held their December meeting on Friday, December 1, in the municipal building, presid- ed over by the president, Clair Merner. The meeting opened with singing the National Anthem and repeating the Lord's Prayer in unison. Thirty-two members and one guest, Nora Orr, were present. Margaret Larson, secretary, gave her report which was adopted and reported no corresp- ondence received. Vitra Parker, treasurer, read her report and moved its' adop- tion which was seconded by Lillian Higgins. It was moved and passed that all outstanding bills be paid. The president asked for sug- eestions for bus trips in 1973. THURSDAY, These ideas will be discussed at early spring meetings. Happy birthday wishes were sung to Carrie Heard, Florence Brown and Fred Mote, followed by a delightful sing -song. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year wishes were also sung as this was the last meeting until January 1978; which will be held on January 5 in the municipal building. The meeting adjourned and ASSORTED Heinz Strained Foods 15 Sunspun Salad Dressing32OZ55 York Fancy Corn 140z 2/45 Berry Box Cherry Jam 2402 59( ROSEDALE 19 OZ TIN DECEMBER 14, 1972 eight tables of euchre were played, Winners were Mary Clark, Dorothy Weston, Walter Westlake and George Clark; Esther Makins won the lone hand, prize, BROWNIES (by Anne Talbot) Tonight at Brownies, six Tweenies were enrolled. 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