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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1972
MILVENA ERICKSON TELLS YOU
INTERESTING
More than fifty people enj-
oyed an evening recently when
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Poth show-
ed their slides of a trip to the
Fiji Islands and Hawaii..
A special thank -you is ext-
ended to the Poth's who so
kindly donated their time and
efforts to raise $42 for the
Ladies Auxiliary to Scouting
and Guiding in the Community.
HALLOWE'EN PARTY
Judges Mrs. Len Apedaile,
Mrs. Frank Burch and Miss Ruth
Wallace had a difficult task
Tuesday evening October 31,
at the Bayfield Lions Club
annual Hallowe'en party,
awarding prizes to the many
young people in costume.
Prize winners were as foll-
ows; youngest children in
costume, Lydia Erickson, Kim
Snell and John Leppington.
Pre-school girls fancy; Julie
Porter, Kelly Knights, Ray -Ann
Scotchmer. Pre-school girl's
comic, Kathy Haw, Luanne
Erickson and Barbara Pyatt.
Girls 6 to 8 years fancy; Ann
Haw, Dawn Merner, Debbie
Siertsema; Comic, Kathy Tal-
bot, Lisa Taman, Lucy Talbot,
Brenda Pyatt.
Boys 6 to 8 years fancy; Rich-
ard Scroggs, Gregory Scroggs,
David Phoenix. Comic; Robbie
Siertsema, Len Haely, John
Garrett.
Girls 9 to 12 years fancy,
Kathy Merner, Wendy Penhale,
Kathy Leppington. Comic;
Terry Weber, Crystal Huffman,
Sherry Phoenix.
Boys fancy 9 to 12 years,
Andrew Erickson, Larry Bunn,
John McLeod, Comic; Kenny
HAPPENINGS
IN ONTARIO'S PRETTIEST VILLAGE
Merner, David Hill, David
Martins.
Girls over 12 years, fancy,
Laurie Peck, Connie Talbot,
Pattie Greer, Comic, Sharon
Bunn and Bev Cantelon.
Lion Eric Earl played mel-
odious strains of many old fav-
ourite songs on his electric
organ while the children parad-
ed around the Town Hall.
To round out rhe evening
Lions members handed out treats
of chocolate bars, potato chips,
and apples. A sincere thanks
to Mr. George Willits who so
kindly donated the apples for
the party.
EUCHRE CLUB
The first social evening of
the euchre club was held in the
Municipal Building, Wednes-
day, November 1. Six tables
of cards were played.
Prize winners were ladies
high, Mrs. Harold Weston;
Low, Mrs. L.W. Scotchmer;
Men's high, Mr. Fred Le Beau;
low, Mr. Harold Dawson.
The club decided to purchase
a coffee -maker and also prep-
ared the roto list for lunch.
Hostesses for the next euchre
on November 15 are Mrs. Carrie
Heard, Mrs. George Brown,
Mrs. Robert Blair and Mrs.
Charles Bell.
The November meeting of
the United Church Women,
Unit I was held at the United
Church Manse, Thursday after-
noon, November 2, with a good
attendance.
Esther Makins took charge of
the Devotional period.
Jean Campbell gave a very
interesting paper on Jack Miner
and his bird sanctuary at Kings-
ville, Ontario; a family to
which the public owe a great
deal of gratitude.
Esther Makins reported on
the U, C, W. attendance. A
fifty-five year old card was
passed around. It had been
written by Padre T. Colwell
and sent to Mr. John MacKen-
zie after the war of 1918.
The favourite Hymn "Take
Time to be Holy, " was sung.
Jean Greer dealt with the bus-
iness; Elva Metcalf gave the
secretary's report and called
the roll and Margaret Scotch -
mer gave the treasurer's rep-
ort. Carol Penhale reported
on her attendance at the Huron -
Perth Presbytery of United
Church Women held recently
in Brucefield.
The. sum of $15, was voted
for our adopted child for Christ-
mas.
Jean Greer closed the meeting
with prayer.
Mrs. Margaret Scotchmer,
Mrs. Florence Dunn and Mrs.
Jean Bell served a delicious
lunch.
Bayfield Minor Hockey group
are busy trying to get their
league underway. Hockey equip-
ment, including goalie unif-
orms, sticks, pucks, etc., must
be purchased and with no funds
in the kitty the group are plan-
ning a Bingo for November 24
in the arena.
The workers are busily painting
the lines on the boards and
preparing the arena for the ice
in the very near future.
Township Of Stanley
ATEPAYERS
MEETING
MONDAY, NOV. 13
8 P.M.
TOWNSHIP HALL, VARNA
All Ratepayers Are Urged To Attend!
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ICE F
TI
Nominations for Reeve, Deputy -Reeve
and Council members for represent-
ation on the
STANLEY TO 'r'' NSUIP COUNCIL •
will be received by the undersigned
Commencing on Thursday, November 9
and until 5 P, M, E, S, T, , on
Monday, November 13, 1972
One Reeve, One Deputy -Reeve; and
Three Councillors to be elected to
the Stanley Township Council for the
years 1973 and 1974.
Required nomination forms may be obtained from the
Clerk's office.
MEL GRAHAM
Clerk, Stanley Township
Brucefield, Ontario
NOTICE OF
NOMINATION
Nominations of Public School
Supporters, for representation
on the
HURON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
will be received by the undersigned
Commencing on Thursday, November 9
and until 5 P, M . , E. S. T. , on
Monday, November 13, 1972
Nominees may be from any of the following municipalities
Township of Stanley
Township of Tuckersmith
Town of Seaforth
Village of Bayfield
(Two representatives from the above
municipalities to be elected to the
Huron County Board of Education.)
Required nomination forms may be obtained from the
Clerk's office.
MEL GRAHAM
Clerk, Stanley Township
Brucefield, Ontario