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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, JUNE '7, 1973
month in Czechoslovakia visit-
ing paternal relatives and the
rest of the summer travelling
through Europe with the family
visiting her maternal grandpar-
ents in Holland.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meyer
and Michelle, Waterloo, visited
' her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Spin-
ny Ervine, for a couple of days
last week.
MILVENk ERICKSON TELLS YOU .., .. <• .
ALL ABOUT BAYFIELD
INTERESTING HAPPENINGS IN ONTARIO'S PRETTIEST VILLAGE
The First Bayfield Brownie
Pack, finished their 1972-73
term with an enrollment and
Fly -up. Golden hand badges
were presented to Jo -Anne Stur-
geon and Cindy Cluff, and Gold-
en Bar badges to Rebecca Faw-
cett, Dawn Merner, Mary Lynn
Talbot, Lori Talbot, Ann Haw,
Cindy Talbot, Cathy Leppington
and Cindy Cluff, by L.A. pres-
ident, Mrs. Rosemarie Taman.
Service Stars were given to the
girls by Tawny Owl Ruthann
Knights. The Gnomes and Pixies
Sixers received recognition for
the best sixes during the season.
They `are led by Jo -Anne Stur-
geon and Wendy Penhale,
Pathfinder Badges were pres-
ented by Brown Owl Carol Pen -
hale and Andrea Piecarz, Anne
Talbot and Joanne Chapman,
and Booklovers Badges to Ruthie
DeRuyter, Cathy Leppington,
Joanne Chapman and Mary
Lynn Talbot. Andrea Piecarz
was enrolled as a brownie in
the Pack, but will be leaving
Bayfield for the summer and will
be missed by the pack.
Fly -Up for Cindy Cluff and
Jo -Anne Sturgeon took place in
the form of trees as the Pack
formed branches and Anne Tal-
bot dropped snowflakes on the
girls as they came out from
under the trees and they were
.given their Brownie Wings.
Following this Fluffy Owl Don-
elda Sturgeon who is retiring
after three years with the Pack
was presented with a rosebush
by Wendy Penbale and a short
address was read by Rebecca
Fawcett on behalf of the Brown-
ies, Marilyn Haw, secretary of
the L.A. presented Donelda
with two Guide teaspoons.
Fluffy Owl Donelda expressed
her surprise and thanks to all.
Rosemarie Taman then spoke
briefly to all and presented a
lovely maple leaf pin to each
of the leaders from the L.A.
The Sixers Jo -Anne Sturgeon,
Anne Talbot, Wendy Penhale
and Joanne Chapman each rec-
eived a Brownie Autograph
book and Cathy Leppington and
Anne Talbot who had only miss-
ed two meetings each received
a Brownie Compass. The meet -
in g closed with the Brownie
Song and Prayer and lunch was
served by the Ladies Auxiliary.
The Bayfield Brownie Pack
will be calling at each home
in the Village on Saturday,
June 16 to distribute brochures
for the Imperial Bank of Com-
merce, Bayfield Branch.
Summer is again approaching
and also time for the annual
Pioneer Park Rummage Sale.
Mrs. Melisse Kurtz and Mrs.
Lola Cook are once again conv-
ening the event and are plann-
ing it for Friday evening July
13. The readers are asked to
save their rummage for this
event as the association are
hoping for another successful
sale this year.
With the help of about a doz-
en young people the flower beds
have all been dug up, cleaned
and replanted with flowers, to
help beautify Clan Gregor
Square. An appeal is being sent
out to help maintain the flower
beds during the summer. Int-
erested citizens or groups are
welcome, and a calendar has
been posted in the Town Crier
where you can mark the week
that you would like to look
after the flower beds. If you
would like more information on
this project, Mrs. Don Lance
or Mrs. Joe Chapman would be
happy to oblige.
Messers Steven and Michael
Farris were in Toronto this week
where Steven received his Bach-
elor of Arts degree in History
and English from Trinity College,
University of Toronto; and
Michael was awarded athletic
and Student Government prizes
from the University of Toronto
Schools.
Mr, and Mrs. W.C. Parker
and Jennifer, London, were
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Parker, on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Bowers and
Sharon, Glen Alien, were Sat-
urday guests of Mr. Percy Ren-
ner and family.
Mr. Bob Cluff, London, spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Fred LeBeau,
Miss Patricia White, Toronto
Two miles north of Bayfield -
Highway 21, one mile east on
Telephone Road.
EX
GAIN!
Pine Lake Camp has recently been expanded again to better
serve our many customers. Our facilities are among the finest
in Ontario and are right here within easy driving distance for a
weekend, a week or a month. If you enjoy wholesome family
camping you owe it to yourself to visit Pine Lake this year and
find out why campers return again and again to this unique
family playground in the heart of Huron County's vacation land.
Bookings for a week or longer made at your convenience.
Phone 482-3380 or write R.W. No. 1 Bayfield.
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225 Sites 210 Serviced Clean adequate washrooms,
Play areas for the children a Picnic area ® Store on the
grounds * Swimming ® Boating a Sports A Etc.
Mr. and Mrs, D, W. Collier,
London; and Mr. Alan Armstrong
who has completed his third
year of a four year Applied
Science course at the University
of Waterloo, were weekend
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Armstrong, R, R, 3, Bayfield.
Mr. Renouf Johns, Mount
Clemens, Michigan, spent the
weekend at his Village resid-
ence.
Mr, and Mrs, Dave Watson,
Sudbury, were weekend guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Rob Irwin.
Mr. Norman F. Cooper,
Mount Clemens, Michigan, was
at his home in the Village for
the weekend.
Miss Sibyl Frei, London,
daughter of Dr. J.V. Frei, can-
cer research specialist, spent
the weekend with Miss Danielle
Simons. Sibyl and her family
leave in mid-June for England
where her Father will spend his
sabbatical year. During the
summer Sibyl and her older
brother Andrew, will spend a
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Re: Sewage Connections
Anyone wishing to make a Sewage Connection in the
Village of Zurich, should contact us as soon as possible,
for arrangements to be made.
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