HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1978-11-30, Page 9CHAMBER LADIES NIGHT The Zurich and Area Chamber of Commerce held their annual ladies night Saturday with Ted
Mandy, manager of the visitors and conventions services division of the city of London as their guest speaker.. Speaking with
Mr. and Mrs. Mandy were Mrs. George Haggitt and Mrs. Jim Hogg.
Ag society has good
year despite obstacle
Bayfield Agricultural
Society held its annual
meeting on Thursday, in the
Municipal Building,
Bayfield. President Bob
Stirling was in the chair.
Bayfield
by Gwen Pemberton
Reports from committees
showed the 1978 fair to be a
success despite the dif-
ficulties involved. Ted Dunn
and Mrs. Yeo reported on the
District 8 Conference, which
was attended by six of our
members.
The ladies' section report,
given by Elsie Rader in-
cluded plans for a new
section of ceramics and a
bake sale to be held in July.
Mrs. D. Haw will continue as
Presient of this section.
E. Mallwain reported that
the Heavy Horse show was
the largest since this class
was started three years ago.
J. Mayhew stated that
poultry entries totalled 379
and plans to incorporate the
Jr. section into the larger Sr.
show.
Frank Burch reported
plans are being made to
change the format of the
Parade and Special Events.
The date for the 1979 Fair
was set as August 31st and
September 1st.
Reeve Oddleifson acted as
chairman for the presen-
tation of the new slate of
officers and directors. Fred
Clift presented the following
slate which was approved.
The officers are:
President - Bob Stirling, first
vice president - Ted Dunn,
second vice president - John
Semple, past president - Tom
Penhale.
Serving as directors are
Grand Stirling, Mrs. J.
Merner, Everett Mcllwain,
Jack Mayhew, Mrs. E. Yeo,
George Wilson, Mrs. D.
Singles
Dance
All Singles Over
25 Welcome
Friday, Dec. 1
8:30 to 1 a.m.
St. Marys Town
Hall Auditorium
Queen St., St. Marys
Music by
Disc Jockey
Admission $3.00
Donation to Canadian
Arthritis Society
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Haw and Fred A. Clift.
Fred McClymont, a long-
time member of the Board
was made an Honorary
Director on his retirement
from the Board. The
- secretary will send a letter of
appreciation. Tom
Penhale and Bob Stirling
will meet with the Arena
Committee to discuss the
matter of bleachers.,
The Social Committee was
asked to plan a Card Party to
be held in the New Year.
Auditors for 1979 were
appointed as Frank Burch
and Len Apedaile.
The secretary reported
that the old minute books
and ,records of the Society
had been delivered to the
Archives of the Bayfield
Historical Society.
Everett Mcllwain moved a
vote of thanks to the Board of
Directors for the past year's
work.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Parker
and Jennifer of London
visited with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. W.E. Parker on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Parker
visited friends in Oil Springs
from Tuesday until Thur-
sday last week.
Chair lady to
Ontario b and
Mrs. Josephine F. Berry,
chairman of the Board of
Alexander and Marine
General Hospital, Goderich,
has been elected. to the
Board of Directors of the
Ontario Hospital Associa-
tion. The election took place
at the Association's Annual
Meeting on November 6 at
the Sheraton Centre, Toron-
to.
Mrs. Berry, who was born
in Owen Sound, is a long-
time resident of Goderich.
She has served on the Board
of Huron County Children's
Aid Society, and is a Past -
President of the Hospital
Auxiliary in Goderich. A
member of the Board of
Alexander and Marine for
six years, she has also serv-
ed two years as Chairman of
the hospital's Management
Committee.
The Ontario Hospital
Association is the represen-
tative body of hospitals in
Ontario. It works on behalf
of its members to ensure
high quality hospital care
for the people of the
province.
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Citizens News, November 30, 1978
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