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Citizens News, July 27, 1978
PIRIE MITCHELL HOSTS TALENT SHOW -- The host for the
talent show portion of the Zurich fair was local TV personality
Pirie Mitchell. Talking with the host is Becky McKinley of
Zurich. Staff photo
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Buy
the bike
of your choice
up to
125 C.C.
Bring it back in mid August and
SIT ON IT
in competition
with our other customers
If you sit longer than anyone else you will
receive your full purchase.
If your new bike purchase is'more than $1200 you
will still win a new 1978 125 C.C. Enduro (retail
value $1200). Stop in and see us and get more com-
plete details.
See the complete new line of
R -C Kawasaki
MOTORCYCLES
11X0 a N4
local couples attend
fishing exhibition
Mr. and Mrs. Donald
McLeod, Edward Siddall,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Telford,
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Telford,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Telford,
and Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Reid
Bayfield
by Milvena Er1ekesos
attended the fifth Annual
Great Lakes Fisherman's
Exhibition in Port Dover on
July 14, 15 and 16.
Many interesting events
took place and among them
were the Sail Boat races,
Decorated tug parade, tug
races and tug pull in the
harbour. Also of interest
were the many exhibits, a
tour of Misner Fishery and
several contests such as net
stringing, large mesh, small
mesh nylon, small mesh
Monti; fish filleting; smoked
fish; model boat building.
During the meeting of the
Ontario Fishermen's Council
several proposals were
discussed and prepared for
presentation to the govern-
ment for its consideration.
The Council is also
questioning the refusal at
some Border points to allow
fresh whitefish into the
market in the U.S.A.
The exhibition sponsored
by the Haldimand-Norfolk
Gill -Netters and Eastern
Lake Erie Trawlers
Associations was reported to
Ibe a real success and much
enjoyed by the group at-
tending from this area.
Carnival tomorrow
Bayfield Lioness Club are
having a busy week. From
Tuesday to Friday they will
Ibe at the Municipal Building
(north end room) where they
will have all their articles on
display and cards of tickets
Ifor their Annual Penny. Sale.
The draw will take place on
Friday evening at the
Bayfield Lions Annual
Carnival which will be held
in the Old Town Hall, and the
grounds in the immediate
area.
Also on August 1 at 2 p.m. a
Fashion Show will be staged
in the Old Town Hall spon-
sored by the Lioness Club.
Summer and Fall fashions
will be modelled with
clothing from the Woollen
Shoppe and the Wardrobe.
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The Lioness will serve punch
and cookies and tickets for
this event may be picked up
at Graham's General Store
of the Woollen Shoppe.
Proceeds will go to the Arean
Building Fund.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Les Bat-
chelor of Dundalk were
guests in the home of Mrs. N.
Haw on Sunday and also
visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Don Haw and family.
Congratulations to Cathy
Merner and Gary Campbell
who were married on
Saturday in Bayfield.
Mr. Mike Scotchmer of
Toronto visited for the week
end with his father Alf and
also called on relatives in the
Village.
Rev. and Mrs. Graham
Reddoch of Toronto were
visitors with his parents
Rev. and Mrs. James
Reddoch during the week
wnd.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Beacom,
Kingsville while camping in
the vicinity visited Mr. and
Mrs. Donald McLeod and
other relatives in the area.
Mrs. Beacom is a daughter
of Mrs. Doris McLeod and
the late Hugh McLeod.
After attending the
Shakespearean Festival in
Stratford for two days, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Lutz of
Columbus, Ohio and Mr. and
Mrs. George Howell of Green
Springs, Ohio spent Friday
with Mr. and Mrs. W.E.
Parker.
Mr. and Mrs. Del Altman,
Orangeville were week end
guests of her mother, Mrs.
Margaret Garrett, Diane
and John.
Best wishes to Mrs. Louise
Reid who is recuperating at
her home after being
hospitalized both in London
and Clinton for several
months.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Walter
Erickson, Andrew, Luanne
and Lydia spent the week
end in Niagara Falls and saw
the majestic Horseshoe Falls
and American Falls and also
the illumination of the Falls.
While there they met Mr.
and Mrs. John Boyes and
family and young friends
who were also in Niagara
Falls for the week end.
Several Villagers attended
the Zurich Fair on Friday
and reported a most en-
joyable time.
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