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Miseellauleiooiur Mwbliiage.
of the Western Major Junior A league appears to very
quiet" and one heck of a good person.
A. little more boisterous which isn't too surprising
considering his position as a defenceman, is Bryan
Maxwell of the St. Louis Blues.
Prior to a picture taking session the writer and
Maxwell engaged in the following dialogue:
Reporter: "Let's see now, you're Bryan Maxwell
of the North Stars."
Maxwell: "Nope, try the St. Louis Blues."
Reporter: "Oh yeah, you were with the Minnesota
Fighting Saints in the MIA and when that team folded,
the North Stars signed you, then traded you to the
Blues."
After the picture session was completed Maxwell
yelled back while skating away to join the other
hockey players. "Yeah,' I was a real star in that
league; don't forget to mention with the Blues last
year I had two goals and three assists."
It just goes to prove that you meet all kinds of peo-
ple in a pre -training camp.
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beautiful spot it is (the river
flats) Let's leave the boats
between the bridge and the
lake —" said Mrs. Lois
Lance.
"We are summer people
and our children like to
canoe in that part of the
river. It's one of the villages
most valuable assets to be
able to see nature. Finan-
cially the man (Peever) has
enough other investment,"
said Mr. and MrS. Rouse.
With the issue still at a
standoff, theprotest con-
tinued on Saturday, as an
even larger contingent of
people marched in the Fall
Fair parade at Bayfield
waving their placards and
chanting their slogans.
Miss Joy Yates returned
home last Monday (to
Newcastle, Ontario) after
spending an enjoyable weeks
holidays with her sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Gil Latimer, at their
Bayfield residence.
Mr. Doug Gemeinhardt
has returned home to
Bayfield after spending a
period of time in University
Hospital in London."
Guests at the Ballow with
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Sturgeon
this weekend included Mr.
Bill Davidson (Barb's
brother) from Windsor, aed
Greg and Emmily Nielsen
from London. Wednesday
guests were Craig and Leslie
Travis and family, St.
Thomas "while Sunday guests
were Claude a ndIneke Giorgi
daughter Alexa from
Goderich.
Don and Joanne Talbot,
Citizens News, September 4, 1980
Page 1 1
More Bayfield
and daughter Sherri, Lon-
don, visited at their Colina
Street residence over the
weekend.
Mr. Brian Brandon et al,
were in the village over the
weekend and attended the
fall fair.
Vandals strike
A group of children busied
themselves by vandalizing
all street signs they came in
contact with over the long
weekend.
In another related in-
cident, two iron kettles
planted with flowers and
decorating the boulevard of
a cottage, were viciously
attacked by morons who
pulled out all the flowers,
leaving them on the ground
beside the kettles.
This Week in Sports
The men's slopitch 'B'
division quarter final series
continued last week in
Bayfield. with two games
being played.
On Wednesday night, the
Bayfield Knighthawks
evened the series at " one
game each when they
defeated the Bayfield Flyers
by a 15-9 score.
Thursday night it was all
Knighthawks, as- they shut
out the Flyers up at the
diamond, 13-0 to take a 2-1
lead in the best of five series.
The teams were meeting
again this week as the
playoffs continued.
Last Tuesday night the
Bayfield Babes had a chance
to knock the Varna Agrico's
out of further play, but
couldn't take advanatage of
co -aa
the opportunity.
The Agricos came to
Bayfield determined to play
and handed the Babes their
worst loss of the season, 25-5.
The victory allowed the
Varna team to tie the see-
saw semi-final series at two
games each. This set the
stage for the deciding game,
in Varna, on Monday,
September 1.
Fans were treated to an
excellent game on Monday,
as the Bayfield Babes
defeated Varna 11-2 to win
the semi-final. series, 3
games to 2.
Golden Glimpses
Now that the fields are
becoming bare and the
children are back in
school, it is a sure sign that
the fall season is here.
Everybody is getting back
into routine and the fall
programs are, beginning.
We regret that Mrs.
Emma Bennewies and Mt.
Fred Gibson are patients in
University Hispital, London.
Mr. William Decker is
confined to South Huron
Hospital, Exeter.
Next Wednesday , Sep-
tember 10th, Leonard's
World of Jewellery will be
displaying their costume
jewellery here in the Home
from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00.p.m.
The public are invited to
come and look over the
display and purchase if they
are interested.
The following week,
September 17th, Gerri
Fashions of London, will be
setting up a display of
clothing for both men and
ladies. This clothing is
designed for the mature
person and includes dresses,
lingerie, night wear, pant
suits, men's trousers, un-
derwear, slippers, socks,
etc. The public are also in-
vited to come and browse
around from 11:00 a.m. to
4:00 p.m. If some of your
family are residents here, it
would be appreciated if you
could come and look over the
merchandise with them,
particularly if you feel they
are in need of clothing.
Residents who were out
visiting during the week
were Mrs. Beatrice
Overholt, Mrs. Fejne
Armitage, Mrs. Florence
Gould, Mrs. Margaret Pfaff,
Miss Ethel Hess, Mrs. Nellie
Cleave, Mrs. Mabel Jaques,
Mrs. Inez McEwen, Mrs. Eva
Thiel and Mrs. Nancy
Koehler.
. We appreciate all the
donations of fruit and
vegetables that we have
received from the people of
the area.
Bingo was played on
Friday evening followed by
refreshments.
The Sunday evening
chapel service was con-
ducted by Rev. Linn Losh-
bough of the Exeter Baptist
church. Mrs. Loshbough
presided at the organ during
the service.
PLAN TO MARRY — Mr. and Mrs. leo Masse of RR 2 Zurich
are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter
Susan Marie to' Randy J6mes Lovie, son ,of Mr. and Mrs.
Carmen lovie, 26 Green Acres, Grand Bend. The marriage
will•take place Sept. 13 at 4 p.m. at the Immaculate Heart of
Mary Church, Grand Bend. Open reception to follow.
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A FUTURE HELPER -- One of the more attractive ladies in
the Bayfield fair parade Saturday was Stacy Hicks. Stacy was
representing the candy stripers of Clinton Public
Hospital. Staff photo