Zurich Citizens News, 1974-08-29, Page 12THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1974
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
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MILVENA ERICKSON TELLS YOU....
ALL ABOUT BAYFIELD
INTERESTING HAPPENINGS IN ONTARIO'S PRETTIEST VILLAGE
We will endeavour to settle
down to putting a column toge-
ther after spending the past
three weeks holidaying and
travelling. Part of our holiday
was spent in Watrous, Saskat-
chewan where we attended
Walter's Golden Wedding Ann-
iversary celebrations on Satur-
day August 10. Our son and his
wife, Rob and Sheryl Irwin
accompanied us on our trip,
along with our three young
ones, Andrew, Luanne and Lyd-
ia, who also took part in their
grandparents anniversary as
Junior attendants for the renew-
al of Vows Service in Our Red-
eemer's Lutheran Church, Wat-
rous. This was followed by a
family dinner for 43 in the
church parlors and an Open
Reception and Dance in the
Royal Canadian Legion Hall in
the evening. One of the high-
lights of the celebration was the
reunion of Mrs. Erickson's
(Senior) sisters and brothers who
had not been together for more
than 45 years. More than 100
relatives attended from all
over the Canadian West as well
as the U.S.A.
Also while in Watrous we
called Mrs. Will Allin, the
former Flossie Atwood of Bay-
field. Her relatives and friends
will be pleased to hear she
is feeling well and still very
interested in her old home town
We asked her if she had any
messages to send back to Bay-
field and she said "Yes, tell
all my relatives and friends to
get out here to Watrous to
visit me."
For those who are interested
in the grain crops in the west,
we noticed that they did not
look all that good. The grain
is very short, not more than a
foot'high, and the yield very
poor in most sections; hence the
straw will be at a premium this
WIND UP SUMMER WITH THESE
FOOD SAVING!
GRAPE 9 OZ JAR
Jam and Jelly
SMOOTH or CRUNCHY 16 OZ JAR
Peanut Butter
DEEP BROWN 19 OZ
Libbys Beans with Pork
48 OZ TIN
Tomato Juice
8 OZ PK
Cheese Slices
ROSE BRAND 15 OZ
Sweet Mixed Pickles
24 OZ TINS
Beef or Irish Stews
18 OZ PK
39
69
45(
49
53
49(
69
Nabisco Shreddies 571
Ems
Crown Tea Bags 8
Olives, 8 oz. Jar 67
Westons Wagon Wheels 79
Barbecue Lighter 49
SUPREME 32 OZ
Liquid Bleach
14 OZ TIN
Spray Starch
FRENCH'S 16 OZ
Prepared Mustard
CALIF ORNIA
Juicy Oranges
10 LB BAG
23
59
35
DOZ 79
Ontario Potatoes 89
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fall. If our western farmers
complain this season we feel
they have a legitimate beef.
There has been so much rain in
the west that the sloughs are
full to overflowing. The mud
hensa are in abundance, and
one westerner told us they are
absolutely no good for eating,
and do not fly all summer.
They fly into the sloughs in the
spring and moult and when one
slough dries up they walk to the
next one. In the fall they have
their feathers back and fly
away. Whether this is a true
story or not, the westerner
surely sounded convincing.
Carolyn Jane Scotchmer,
baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Scotchmer of Chatham
was christened in Holy Trinity
Anglican Church, Bayfield,
by Rev. George Yournatoff, on
Sunday, August. 18. Godparents
for Carolyn were Jay and Cathy
Fisher, of Brucefield and Mary
Beth Pounder of London. A
smorgasbord supper on the lawn
of her paternal grandmother,
Mrs. L.W. Scotchmer, follow-
ed the service. Her maternal
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Orville Ovens and Bruce and
friend and great grandmother,
Mrs. Ovens Sr., of Mitchell
were present for the service and
supper, along with the immed-
iate family members.
Mrs. George Reid, Varna,
visited from Tuesday to Friday
with her sister, Mrs. L.B. Smitt
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Arkell
and Kenny, Northwood Middle-
sex, England and Judge Ken
Arkell of Vernon, B.C. are
visiting their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Arke11, in Goderich
and called on Mr. and Mrs.
Fred LeBeau in the Village last
week.
Mr. and Mrs, Art Latimer
and Christine, Toronto have
been the guests of her mother,
Mrs. G.L. knight for the past
week. With Mrs. Knight for
the weekend were her grandsons,
Bill and Gil Latimer and Miss
Ruth Fuhrmann, all of Toronto.
While holidaying at Rainbow
Valley Camp, Jerry Bloomfield
and Ted Robinson, of Toronto
also called on Mrs. Knight.
Mrs. David Veysey and Chris
of Barrie spent the past week
with her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. R.J. Larson. David join-
ed them for a few days and all
returned to their horre on
Monday,
Miss Mary Beth Pou nder,
London, is visiting this week
with her grandmother Mrs.
L. W . Scotchrner.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard F.
Sturgeon, Jeff and Rollie,
Orangeville were with his par-
ents Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Sturg-
eon during the weekend.
Mas. Fletcher McLaughlino
Meagan, Alfie and Courtney,
Toronto spent last week with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Le -
Beau.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker
visited the weekend with his
daughter and family, Dr. and
Mrs. Moore Hislop, Julia,
Monica and Laura in Port Huron,
Michigan,
Mrs. Jim Martin, Vittoria,
the former Betty Sturgeon, of
Bayfield, spent several days
last week in the vicinity. She
visited with her aunt, Mrs.
Jack Hammond, and on Satur-
day called on her cousin, Mrs.
E. W. Erickson and family.
Mr. Charles F. Rogers, Hong
Kong, arrived Sunday to be
with his wife and family who
have been in the village most
of the summer.
EXETER
RODEO
DANCE
SATs, AUG. 31
9 p.ni. - 2 a.m.
Two Big Bands
"Joe" Overholt
EXETER
ARENA
and
"The Country Classics"
5 HOURS OF CONTINUOUS MUSIC
$2.50 per person Advance tickets
at Darling's IGA, Lucan; Gord's Variety,
f
Exeter, Pineridge Chalet, Hensall .:
or Rodeo members.
r THERE'S MORE IN '74
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As we proudly present Tom Bishop's
FAMOUS 4B RANCH RODEO
and WILD WEST SHOW
at the annual
Labor Day Weekend
2 Great Shows
*Sat., Aug. 31
and
*Sun., Sept. 1
2:00 P.M. DAILY
EXETER
And Little Britches Contest
*Saddle and Bareback Bronc Riding *Brahma Bull Riding
• *Clowns •Cowboys and Cowgirls *Trick Riding
*Steer Wrestling *Bull Dogging *Little Britches
Come to the DANCE—Sat., Aug. 31—JOE OVERHOLTE T rZei
PANCAKE BREAKFAST --Sun,, Sept. 1
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