HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1976-04-28, Page 18MILVENA ERICKSON TELLS YOtJ..
LL ABOUT BAYFIELD
INTERESTING HAPPENINGS IN ONTARIO'S PRETTIEST VILLAGE
Monday evening, Bayfield
Council met for a special meet-
ing to approve the 1976 budget;
and were shocked to learn
that the Huron County Board of
Education mill rate for the Village
is up 51 mills from 1975, which
means a total of $17,596.00
extra dollars must be found to
meet their budget this year.
The 1976 Board of Education
rate is 81 mills residential and
90 mills commerical, compared
to 58 mills residential and 62
mills commercial in 1975. In
1975 the H.C. Board of Education
received $50,524.00 comparedc to
$68,120.00 for this year, from the
Village.
Marsha Triebner and Carol
Penhale attended the third
Annual Guiders seminar in
Formosa on Saturday. They
learned many new Crafts and
Badge work and following a
delicious banquet at noon hour
toured the incredibly beautiful
Immaculate Conception Roman
Catholic Church, reported to be
worth more than a million dol-
lars.
The 3M- Club (Mr., Mrs. and
Miss) and neighbours of Kathleen
and John Siertsema held a sur-
prise housewarming party for
them following the Bean Supper
at the United Church on Satur-
day night. More than 35 people
gathered and presented the
couple with a gift of money.
The Siertsema family have re-
cently purchased the former
residence of Rev. George Youma-
toff, on Blair Road.
The Leaders and Cubs of lst
Bayfield Cub Pack were ready to
call it all "quits" last week when
they entered their Club rooms
and found a dreadful mess await-
ing them. The Cubs along with
their leaders and the very kind
assistance of Mrs. r. Hunter
had been diligently working on
paper-mache jungle animal heads
for their customed float for the
Centennial Parade on July 3;
and to their horror found all the
heads smashed into bits; along
with maple syrup and butter
smeared into their Wolf Head
which had recently been pre-
sented to them by Doug Sinna-
nion; and maple syrup and butter
rubbed into some more of their
equipment.
Mr. and Mrs. W.D. Armstrong
and Winnie, attended the Mel-
ville—Miller wedding in Fergus
Melville United Church. Winnie
acted as Maid of Honour for her
friend Sandra Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lynn,
Etobicoke spent a few days at
their residence on Bayfield Ter-
race.
Welcome to the village to Mr.
and Mrs. Malcolm Hoy who have
taken up residence . in the Nor-
man Talbot home on Elizabeth
Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Merrill
and Lana, Vancouver, B.C.
visited last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Merrill of Bayfield
and they all motored to Sudbury
to spend a couple of days with
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Merrill.
Mrs. E. B. Robinson of the
Albion Hotel was the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. Donald
McLeod in Stoney Creek for a few
days last week.
Last Saturday Mrs. Bethena
Hammond visited her sister and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Florian
and Dennis in Clinton and on
Sunday the Florian's were her
guests at her home in the village
on Louisa Street.
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RE DO 4.'- TAX
DOG TAGS NOW AVAILABLE
AT ZURICH MUNICIPAL OFFICE
PLEASE NOTE—If tags are not acquired by May
15th, 1976 a student enumerator will be hired and
the rate will then be DOUBLED to cover costs.
Dog Tax Rate:
1st Male or Spayed Dog
2 nd Male or Spayed Dog
1st Female Dog
2nd Female Dog
3rd Dog (Male or Female)
4.00
8.00
8.00
12.00
50.00
OPEN DAILY
Saturday
Mozart
Melody
Makers
Green Forest Motor Hotel
YOUR HOSTS "PETE" and "CAROLE" DEITZ
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Centennial
queen contest
The Centennial Queen Commit-
tee informed this writer that they
arc very pleased with response
received from the sponsors and
the entrants in the contest.
fifteen or sixteen Senior and Jun-
ior candidates are already signed.
They will be announced and
crowned at a Dance to be held in
the Community Centre on Satur-
day May 8 so please plan to
attend. The Howard Smith
Orchestra of Brussels will play
for your dancing and listening
pleasure, and because of the
100th birthday the ladies are ask-
ed to please bring lunch.
Blume
Citizens News, April 28/76 -Page 19
irds back in Bayfield
It is so long since most old-
timers have seen bluebirds,
they may forget that in their
childhood it was the bluebirds
which were the first spring
arrivals; ahead of the robins.
The Bayfield Area Bluebird
Society has had several members
report seeing bluebirds and hear-
ing their lovely singing. Mr. and
Mrs. J. Brown Higgins have a
nest in their garden, with egg
laying already started. At
another of their next boses there
has been fierce competition for
it between a pair of bluebirds
and a pair of tree swallows.
The bluebird group is anxious to
get for taping, and old song
record entitled "There's a Blue-
bird On Your Windowsill".
Anyone willing to loan this record
alight phone the group's secre-
tary Mrs. Betty Burch.
Bean supper popular
The men of St. Andrew's
United Church report a big suc-
cess at their Annual bean supper
Saturday night; and the realiza-
tion of a good profit for their
efforts. The next big endeavour
is their Annual Auction Sale in
July, consisting of donated and
consignment articles.
The Bayfield Ever Young Sen-
ior Citizens are reminded of their
regular meeting tonight, Thurs-
day, April 29, in the Municipal
Building. The Club president,
Mrs. Esther Makins reported
that they will be making the
draw for the quilt and sham they
quilted this past winter. She
also said a few tickets are still
available on the quilt and sham
from her and any member of the
Club.
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