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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1974-03-14, Page 13THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1974 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS PA G'1+ 13 NOWf, (continued from page 12) was I � eld given to Brenda DeRuyter of Mrs. L. Healey on March 6,trophy. Y There were nine members pres- ort. The election of officers was held as follows; president, Connie Talbot; vice-president, The Bayfield Volunteer Fire- men entertained their wives at their Annual Turkey Dinner in the Community Centre on Tues - Sturgeon, in Orangeville. for the weekend; and Saturday evening attended the hockey game in Maple Leaf Gardens. Mrs. Elva Metcalf spoke to us using an article from the for her collection of stones. Some of the girls had written Norma Garrett; secretary, Dawn .McLeod; treasurer, Cindy Cum- day evening last, Following dinner they enjoy- Mr. and Mrs. Don Corriveau Sheila and Bryam, Waterloo United Church Observer as her stories on the Bluebirds. We mings; press reporter, Patti ed a few games of euchre. were with her parents, Mr. and .. topic. Mrs. Reddoch reported on the UCW Presbyterial meet- played another singing game, and we all took bulbs home Greer. The topic we discussed was "Is Your Image Important Prize winners were ladies high, Vera Turner; ladies low, M. Mrs. John Wild, and family, R.R.3, Bayfield for the week- ing in Mitchell on March 6. for our Golden Hand. We clos- It was decided our meetings Francis; lone hands, F. Talbot end. Mrs. Margaret Scotchmer pre ed with our Brownie song and would be held on Wednesday men's high, W. Turner; men's Brown Owl, Carol Penha]e sided over the business part of Taps. nights and our next meeting low Ken Brandon and lone attended a Guider Conference the meeting and the hostesses Last Saturday morning, the will be March 13, at 7.30 p.m. hands, Bill Talbot. irrBarrie on Friday and Satur- were Mrs. Jean Lindsay, Mrs. Bayfield Brownies attended a at the home of Mrs. M. Gar- Mrs. G.L. Knight returned day. Vivian Morton and Mrs. Frieda Brownie Revel at the Presbyt- rett. to her home after visiting sev- Scotchmer. erian Church in Goderich. Congratulations to Bayfield eral days with her cousin, Miss Sims of Spring' Mr. and Mrs. BROWNIE MEETING (by Lisa Talbot) They learned many new songs and games and had to use their Atoms and Peewee Hockey tearr who both brought home the Rhea Stirling, in London, Mrs. M. Libeler and Mr. Bill Orr watched a pair of robins scratching around the We opened our Brownie meet- ing on March 5, with our Sixer song. Anne Haw was Fairy imagination too, The drivers were Linda Talbot, Maryann Yates and Brown Owl. Mrs. "A" trophies from Blyth on Sat- urday. At the Blyth Hockey Tournament, Bayfield Atoms and Mrs. Joe French, Mitchell, were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Bill Parker on Sunday• leaves on their lawn last Thurs- day, the first reported ones around the village. Queen. We sang an action song. Yates helped the leaders at the won 4-3 in the first game Miss Wendy Greer, Wilfrid Congratulations to Don and Cooking badges were given to Revel and took charge of a against Atwood and the last Laurier University, Waterloo, Jackie Johnston on the arrival Dawn Merner, Anne Talbot, Jo -Ann Chapman, Rebecca group of Brownies, They all had a good time from 10 a,m, to game they won over Moncton with a score of 5-0, to win the spent the weekend with her parents and sister, Mr. and of their baby son, Mark. Fawcett, Anne Haw, Cindy 12 noon on Saturday morning. "A" trophy. The Pee wees took Mrs. Bert Greer and Patti, Mr. Bernard Sturgeon, Orange Talbot, Cathy Leppington, 4-H MEETING their first game with a 4-3 at R.R.3, Bayfield. ville, called on his parents, Ruthie DeRuyter, Debbie Siert- (by Patti Greer) score over Atwood and won Bud Sturgeon was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jack B. Sturgeon sema, Diana Claus .and Lisa The first meeting of Bayfield their last game with a 5-2 his brother, sister-in-law and on Thursday, while in this dist- Talbot. A collector's badge 4-H Club was held at the home score over Blyth to win the "A" family, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard rict nn a business trip. IPS FURNITURE & MATTRESS WEEK LOCATED ON HWY #4, SOUTH OF CLINTON AT VANASTRA Yes, we are over -stocked! While other furniture dealers are complaining about shor- tages of supply, our buyers have been combing the markets till we are actually over -stocked! LE"Ir si ��i• n.'. E 4J, ER C, ONE ACE r a 1E We have plenty of extra shipments still scheduled so we have to keep our stock moving out to make room for our new orders arriving daily. So we get the sales and you get the savings. E BEDRO .a ETES *MATTRE ".'N,E BOX SPRINGS TES SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY OUR REGULAR LOW LOW FACTORY OUTLET FURNITURE AND MATTRESS PICES PLEASE NOTE DURING THIS SPECIAL 25% DISCOUNT SALE, SALE PRICES AP- PLY ON CASH AND CARRY SALES ONLY - HOWEVER DELIVERY IN A 25 MILE RADIUS OF OUR STORE IS AVAILABLE AT A NOMINAL ADDITIONAL CHARGE. UNI 'E''`SAI by 'Hilt BERNINAAND OTHER FAMOUS BRANDS OF SEWING MACHINES SAVINGS UP TO$1S0.°° We have in stock trade-ins that have been fully reconditioned and are sold with a full one year warranty. SINGERS - ARROWS - WHITES - ELNAS and other famous makes at greatly reduced prices. EXAMPLE WHITE AUTOMATIC WITH CABINET (ZIG-ZAG) SALE :t•• 97 OTHER USED PRICE 7o MACHINES AS LOW AS _.t gin. Vii lu. "a ,u $39.00 SEWING MACHINE DEMONSTRATION FRI. 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. & SAT. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mr. Earl Borscht „our sewing machine demonstrator and in- structor will be at Base Factory Outlet on Friday, March 15 from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. and on Sat. March 16 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mr. Berscht has over 37 years experience. Drop in for a con- sultation - NO charge. Remember we service what we sell...We make repairs to all makes of sewing machines. Our rates are reasonable and our work carries a full year's warranty.