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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1977-05-11, Page 11• Page 12 May 11, 1977 Bayfield by Milvena Erikson Welcome back (home) to .L)ick and Ruth Moore who arrived Sunday from their winter residence in Vero Beach, Florida on the Atlantic Ocean. Also to Miss Kay Reid who is back after a five week vacation in England; to Professor Walter and Mrs. Thompson of London who are at their home in the Village, and to Pat and Wynn Graham who have returned safely from a ten day vacation visiting their eldest daughter Miss Barbara in Surrey, British Columbia. Mrs. Jeanne Bennett was honoured at a surprise luncheon at the Bei -miller Inn by her family, Saturday at noon, on the occasion of her birthday. Her husband Rev. William Bennett, son Neil of London and daughter Sally of Strathroy were joined at the Inn by her son. Rev. Robert Bennett and his wife Cathy of Chesley who had all arranged the lovely surprise for her. Mr. & Mrs. E. Walter Erickson, % %%Nli .,' %%16111.1.111.x:1, `1.%1 Andrew, Luanne and Lydia visited friends in Port Huron, Mich,, Sunday afternoon. On Thursday last, Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd A. Westlake attended a dance in honour of the opening of the Police College in Aylmer. Friday afternoon, they, along with their daughter-in-law Judy (Mrs. Rick Westlake) of London attended the very impressive Official Opening Ceremonies. Mr. Rick Westlake, London, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd A. Westlake and sister Catherine Ann and brother Paul. Mrs. Milvena Erickson visited Tuesday with her sister, Mrs. Norma Stewart, RR 2, Ripley. Mr. Francis Lougheed, a York University student of Music is staying with the Lloyd Westlake family for the summer while employed by Dry Dock Marina. He was also with the Westlakes last year. Mrs. Frank Boyce (Margaret Armstrong) has received word of the death of her brother Raney Armstrong of Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. Mr. Armstrong, 85, is also survived by a sister Marjorie in Goderich, a sister Rose in Hensall and two brothers, Robert and John Armstrong. Sincere sympathy is extended LOCAL FEEDLOT BEEF Fully Processed Fronts Ib. 684 2 or more Blade l Chuck Steaks Fresh Beef Liver Maple Leaf Picnic Shoulder Schneiders Boneless Picnics Ib. lb. 66 lb. 894 Ib. 494 lb. 894 $1.45 ..\•\.1,\..•••:1:\1\.:\v•1•\\`• •,.••••% %%..:N.\\.\\.• Inquire about prices on sides and quarters of Local Feed Lot Beef. We will cut and wrap to your specification CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING BEEF MONDAY PORK TUESDAY i i r te i i 0 0 I \\:\11\\\\\\:\\\.:\1\1.%111\.1•►\\t\'11\\\'\\\�► Lapaile Meat Market MAIN ST ZURICH 4%%%%%%%%%%% 11%11%%•%%%%%%11x11 1 %%%%%%%%%% 236-4962 I 1 i i BONNIE DUNE TROPHY — Left to right Darlene Oesch, Elizabeth Datars and Missy Sandilands received miniatures of the Bonnie Dune trophy for passing three CFSA tests. The girls are members of the Zurich - Grand Bend figure skating club. Photo by McKinley On April 22 and 23 Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd A. Westlake and Paul attended the Graduation from Nursing School of their daughter Catherine Ann, and the dinner and dance at Maple Tree Farms. Sunday afternoon, at the home of her grandparents John and Margaret Wain, Brenda Margaret, six month old daughter of Arthur and Janet (Wain) McDougall was baptised by Rev. William M. Bennett. Godparents for little Brenda were Charles and Mary Wain, RR 1, Bayfield. — __ Trinity Anglican Holy Communion was celebrated in Trinity Anglican Church on Mother's Day, Sunday morning, with the Rector, Rev. William M. Bennett as celebrant. Assisting the Rector were Philip Du Boulay and Andrew Erickson, Brown Higgins and Morgan Smith received the offering. Sunday next (May 15) Holy Communion will again be celebrated by Rev. Bennett. The Bishop has requested that all churches in the Diocese, mark the opening of the 118th Session of the Synod of the Diocese of Huron by celebrating the service of Holy Communion. Chi Idren's• Festival Children of Trinity Sunday School are ren incied of the Children's Festival in Saint Pauls Cathedral, London on Saturday, May 14. Those who are planning to attend are asked to meet at Trinity Church at 9:15 a.m. You are also informed that lunch will be provided for you at the Cathedral. A full day is planned for the children, including magic, puppets, games and songs. ...IN A WORD, CAPACITY! ... that's a UNI SUPERCHOPPER Haylage crops ... heavy or light ...are no problem for the UNI SUPERCHOPPER. The 6 -ft. windrow pick-up head has the capacity to handle crops in any condition. And, here's the kicker ... you can attach a wide -to -narrow row crop head that harvests 3 rows, spaced 28 to 40 inches apart, without making any adjustments. Tougher component design, wider feed roll, higher capacity blower ... plus many more outstanding features to make your harvesting job easier and more efficient. See Us Today At . , . whirs me wtr.l• kiss means harts. n.,f , w,r,. PHONE 236-4934 or 236-4321 St. Andrews United Rev, James Reddoch, minister of St_ Andrews United Church was assisted at the morning Mother's Day Service by Anne Haw, Barbara Campbell, Wendy Penhale and Cheryl Dunn. Scouts camp out Scout leadersDavidRenner and Mike Ritchie took the Scout troop camping on Friday night and Saturday at the Boy Scout Camp near Goderich. The Cub Pack, along with their leaders, Alan Yates, Carol Fisher and David Yates joined the Scouts on Saturday and with many other Scouts in Huron District held a tree planting bee. Unit2 U.C.W. The members of Unit 2, U.C.W. of St. Andrews United Church are reminded of their regular meeting on Wednesday, May 18, rather than Wednesday, May 11, the usual meeting night. You are asked to please plan to attend so that plans may be finalized for the Saturday, May 21 Bake Sale. Dawna Westlake has kindly of- fered her lawn for the Bake Sale again this year. Bottle Drive Fred Gale, manager of the Bayfield Soccer Team reports that they are planning a bottle drive on Saturday, May 21. LSMFT LARRY SNIDER MEANS FINE TRADES 75 TORINO SEDAN automatic, power steering and brakes, radio. Mileage 42200. Licence JYY645. Was $3495 74 LTD 4 door hardtop, automatic air, radio. Mileage 47163. Licence DFZ951. Was $3295 52550 $2795 1976 COBRA II, 302 automatic, AM radio with stereo tape. Licence $4695 KME043. 73 GALAXIE "5" SEDAN automatic, radio, radials. Mileage 44669. $ a 65® Licence DHH472. Was $2495 1974 PONTIAC LE MANS, 2 door, V8, automatic, power steering, $3195 power brakes, radio. Licence FAA961 73 MARQUIS 2 door, automatic air, radio. Mileage 43530. Licence $2 ®® DFU47:i• Was $2495. 71 MAVERICK SEDAN 302 V8, automatic, radio. Mileage 85352. 5 ®5® Licence CWP306. 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