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The Times,Aolvficetet September 241, a�9$
iiri,ch Fair S.
School Pupils Provide To
tessful In New
'Weather conditions forced Zur-
ich rain' to move Tuesday .and; the
Change 'turned out to be so suc-
cessful that. the exhibition May
ble establishedpermanently in the
new location,,
Recent rains, which made the
fairgrounds a sea of n1ud, .caused
officials to shift their show to
Hay Township Community
Centre. This ruled out the .staging'
of horse races, one of the main
;attractions of the :fair, but it
provided other advantages which
:pintel officials thought offset this
Loss.
The horse show and some .of
the cattle competitions were held
1• In the rink section of the com-
munity centre building providing
spectators with ready-made seat -
Mg,. It also protected thein from
I the cool fall winds.
Indoor .exhibits were displayed
in the 'ball which provided a
lnuch brighter setting than the
old barn on the fair grounds,
Aston Cardiff, Huron M.P., of-
ficially opened the exhibition fol-
lowing a parade of school chil-
dren led by the Zurich Lions
3 Boys' and Girls' Band. The
erowd numbered abput 500, ap-
proximately the saine as last
year.
Ifigblight of the horse show was
• the number of prizes won by
local exhibitors. Bert McBride,
Zurich, captured the wagon
classes with a fine team while
Ed Schroeder, Hensall, was
awarded ribbons for his hack-
neys.
Several Zurich district youths
provided entertainment in the
Jumping stakes and pony races.
Antics of one Shetland pony, who
triedto' buck its rider, Larry
Merner, included an unsuccess-
ful attempt at bunting one of the
fair officials.
Local exhibitors also dominat-
ed' the cattle classes. Herb Klopp,
Zurich, captured five of the seven
first -place ribbons in the polled
angus division, while Percy Wil-
lert and Son won a .majority. of
prizes in the grade beef division,
Whitney Coates and Son, Cen-
tralia, were top winners in the
I•lereford class. W. R. and Roy
Pepper, Seaforth, and Jack Peck,
Kippen, shared prize money in
Durhams.
Edgar aWillert, R.R. 1, Zurich,
topped the 4-H Calf Club show for
the fourth year in succession, win-
ning • first for steer and captur-
ing the Zurich Chamber of Com-
merce Trophy for showmanship.
Norma Geiger, R.R. 2, Zurich,
showed the best beef heifer and
John Erb, x.R.1, Zurich, won
first prize in the dairy section.
In ladies' handicrafts, Mrs.
Henry Fuss, of Zurich, led prize
winners with 24 firsts and nine
seconds.. Mrs. Cliff Pepper, Dash-
wood, received eights firsts and
one -second and. Mrs. Ted Stein-
bach, Zurich', captured seven
firsts and a second.
Mrs. Pepper was the major ex-
hibitor inthe cooking depart-
ment, gaining 14 firsts and five
seconds. Mrs. Earl Fiaxbard.
won eight firsts, Mrs. Herb Klopp
four and Mrs, Fuss three.
Major prize winnersin the
fruit and vegetable. classes were:
J.' Battler, Len and Arnold Mer-
ner, Delbert Geiger and Fred
McClymont, all of the Zurich
area.
-Over 100 students from Zurich
Public' School and four surround-
ing rural schools competed for
prizes in the young people's clivi -
Sion.
Winners of prizes for decorated
bicycles in the parade` were
Barry $loch, Mary and Robert
Bannister,
Otto Willem, Dashwood, was
/raster of ceremonies for the fair.
President of the Agricultural
Society is William Davidson. E.
F. Klopp has served as secretary -
treasurer for over 30 years.
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Following is the list of the
prizewinners:
Grain and Seeds
white fall wheat, Len Siemer.
]1iiClymoni; ensilage corn, Batt-
ler; barley, Fuss. M1'eClymontt
early oats fuss, McClymont; late
oats, Mrcglymont; nixed grain,
McClymont; ;"timothy seed, Fuss.
Rnrtiettl.turili
Ten varieties apples, McCly-
mont; tall apples. MleClymont,
PeiGeiger; winter' apples, Mc-
Ciymont; Bing of Tompkins, Theo
Stelttbach, MieClymont; snow
s1. p p 1 e s, Steinbach, Mrct.lymont;
Aorkhrrn" spies, St einbach M
c
Clyrnont,Hilton Treemner
and
sent I3aldwins, McClymont; Green -
legs. MrtCiymont, (.eiger; Alec-
• Intosh Tied, • Steinharh. MicCty-
mont; rlbson pippee, McClymont;
,;bleep russets, Steinharh; Truem-
nPr; wagners, 'rrtrern eri delic-
tons. Steinbach. MreCiyrnont; wolf
river. I4`aberer,. MieCiyniont; nn-
tarins, Geiger, Slefllymont; pe-
n
Avek a S1CC1 nt� co1verts
14trCiymontt pipperi, MicClymnot:
taitnan sweet, Steinbach, Geiger;
wealthy, McClymont.
Bartle t t pears, MCly
nt•
prunes Keith Westlake, Geiger;
red crab apnlsa, Geiger;
*yellow
crab apples, Sie.Crymnnt., Len Me'
pert grapes, Geiger.; plums, Mc-
Clymont, Geiger; plum collection,
SxcCiymont,
Sheep
1'.irteolns-A. D. Stt'erer, Ailsa
Craig.
Leicester! -W. it. Pepper, Sea-
fetth; 1). A. Graham, Parkhill.
• Cixford Downs-Denald Deai'tng,
r;1.
E X Pr.
Three 'Market 1s
]tree e 'r a rk t latah =--A, 1).
S teP.isi, D. A. Graham, Donald
Dearing.
Pouter"'
"Major rein r 4.1. v •
Penner,.
j pP s litf Pnper,
bitch vood; Earl I#eeker, Ita:311•
Wised: ,T. 'SH,ttlel•, Len Merrier, Arne
Old Verner. , T
. and R. Elliott. ail
tat Zurich, and Mel Crich, Clinton.
. Cettio
Purlrsrn-W, 1:. 'Pepper, S'Ptt.
zero, four firsts, five thirds; Roy
`1+eltper, Selthortb,three firsts,
liras atiennB
ds, two rats; John
Peck, Kippen. true firsts, six
keermi t. •ons thitel
irererord-..Whitey realest and
sou, :C'P'4)tralia, eight 'firsts. three
e r
irl+ttlsi R', Wilton and :;air, lur-
ieh, mitt first, two 'seenneis. two
* it.Ttiriy�:
Palled ' t i - r t
tit ,Art r 11. rl 1.'In ' ur-
(tylt, (lvo_Cireta, twrceeenniit, en
third; l 1ierri 1)tr;cn, T11nrn1ialr,
'fever iirettl, four seconds, two
' tiltf cts,
arttta a' heels -D, ^1'4lifert Aro/ Son.
t, t i'e 5stet, t"iwtt .seconds, One!
X.rrrl C#ei$' r, unci first;
Ilfott, Zurich. One Mat,
; etnrth Ttuiicflt', 1;xdter,
Nfrl
,sr lradd tattle -en
ttle
--YMortTwite-te better catr-c1.v,
17.
P'.Per. Zurtrlt.
alt�Rntt1rhvt' liter -Allan r
llAn it
ndi
e'
P.
*tetrad., third. fourth anti
Iltith; 'i11iam ,lliott, tti;tl;A',
BEST IN ZURICH PARADE -These three Zurich children ivon prizes for their decor-
ated bicycles in the parade at Zurich Fall Fair Tuesday, Left to right are Barry
Block, Mary and Robert Bannister. Competition among school children was the keen-
est of the fair with over 100 students in the area entering exhibits. The exhibition
was held at Hay Township Community Centre because the fair grounds were too
muddy. ' -T-A Photo
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GIRLS SHOW CALVES -Two of the four girlswho showed calves 'in the 4-H competi-
tion at Zurich Tuesday were Norma Geiger, left, and Eunice Thiel, both of R.R. 2
Zurich. Norma won first prize for the best beef heifer in the club. Edgar Willert, R,R.
1 Zurich, won the Chamber of Commerce Trophy for best shoivman. -=T-A Photo
Three best beef type -•.john Peek
Kipper.
Holstein-Marity Erb. Zurich.
Guernsey -John Donaldson, Zur-
ich.
Iforee/1
Wagon or express -Bert Mc-
Bride,, Zurich.
Heavy draft -Bert McBride.
Four -horse team -Drake Stock
Farms, St. Marys.
Belgian and Percheron-Drake
Stook Farms,
Roadster-1Failaee ;Munro, 'Ern-
bro. three firsts; John Donaldson,
Allem Craig; Marilyn Erb, Zurich;
George Bennett, Miossley,
Lady driver -Mrs. George Ben-
nett. .
Carriage --'Wallace Munn).S1nr-
hro, two • firsts; Ed Schroeder,
Hen,R
a11,
Intuiting contest -Earl Thiel,
Arnold Sterner both of Zurich.
Saddle horses -Marilyn Erb,
Arnold r
nold M
erner1 John rt Geiger, L
ail
Thiel.
Pony race -Marilyn Erb, John
Geiger, .Arnold Merrier, .,1lobert
Manson.
Shetland -Starwood Robbins,
Shedden; LeightonShantz, New
Hamburg, ,
irackney-Ed Schroeder, Hen -
San.
Rest foal by Fleetwood Carnival
John Geiger, Zurich; Robert
Mariann, Zurich,
7.,11
rte T4
441' Ii r '
e f C'
1111; C°111!
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Steers "Edgar 1Ci11Prt, 35(1; Tlill
Elliott 3711; ,roan Elliott, 365;
Merl l''rrrrest. $r, ,
Dairy heifers --John Erb, 375;;
Maimed Erb. < ,t
1A..,
Beef h1
11eta Vnima Geiger,
7,
Ron Thiel, 373; Keith 12adet, 372;
Teuniee Thiel ill.
showmanslllp lcd�nr 3,71nert,
85; Bill Elliott 50; Bon 'rhrel, 118;
Di/chardrte ,Y,
r 1; •'
e ;
rb 76 Eunice n;e Thiel. 1.1 l
r
.Toll.
n Erb,Marion io
Parrett, far n ofrest, 71;,
Norma -4 Geiger, 69; Joan 1llltott, 6{;
Reith Rader, 66.
Pleme,tic Seienee
'white bread. bits, iterb 1;.1epr,
litre. Gordon Tlowrtlil,
Tea hiSetiits ''.aura Pepper,Mrs. T;nri Fiaxbard.
Sugar, cookies, Stirs. I'ta.zbard,
Sirs. Lepper.
(liner ennitiey, Mre. Plaxbard,
Mre. I'rpprr•
i oa'fa
rke., .t. s, Fiaxhnrdr here.
Pepper,
nr;el focal rake. Mrs, bel.
Geiger, Mfrs. 1"iaxba rrl.
Dark layer cake, Mrs. Fiaxbard,
Light layer cake, Mrs. Pepper,
aMtrs. i'tartl>ai' i.
Sponge take, Mfrs, bel Geiger,
2'Srs, F;sxhard,
Tarts, Mrs. Pepper. Airs, 7E' '1a--
bard.
Cherry pis. airs. Pepper. Mrr.e,'
%7astisrd.
1
notch 1a
s .
u r h hie, rlr:C. Pepper,
Mr$. /id /laborer,
r offer rake, Mira, Klopp,
repl)t►r,
Meat loaf, Mrs. Pepper, Mrs.
Flaxhard.
Canned rhubarb, Mrs, 1,'latlrard.
Canned pear's Mrs, Fiaxbard,
Canned plums, Mrs, I4'Iaxbard,
Mrs. Herb Klopp.
Canned peaches, alis. Pepper,
Mrs,' Klopp.
Currant Jam, Mrs, Pepper,
Berry jam, Mrs, K1opp1 AMrs.
Pepper.
Red eurr'ant jelly, Mrs, Pepper,.
Sher, Fiaxbard,
Vinegar pickles, Mrs. . Pepper,
Mrs. Fiaxbard.
Mustard niceties, Mrs. Pepper.
Catsup, 'Mrs. Penner.
('anned tomntbes, Mrs. Henry
Fues, Mrs, EarlFlaxhard,.
Caned 'corn, Sirs. Phse.
Collection canned fruit, Sire.
Penper, 'Mrs. T''lsxbard.
Working men's special, 111rs,
Pepper, Mrs. Files.
Chili sauce, Mrs. 'Herb leloart.
Apple 'pie (Canada Parlors),
Mrs. Fiaxbard, Mrs. Haberer.
Sandevielres, Mrs, Puss,
L d i ��
Ladle/4 eri ork`
()vitt applique, Sirs. 'Fuss; piehed
cotton quilt, Mrs. Melieza Geiger,
Mrs. Pld Baberer; fancy cotton
quilt, Mrs, Fuss, bedspread, M.rar1-
lyn Erb, Mrs,. TT. A. Fuss: hearth
rug, yarn, Elizabeth Johnston;
wool, Mrs, Pepper, Mrs, Geiger,
Leftiies+ Wear
House dross, Mrs. Pepper, Mrs.
Fuss; kitditen apron, Mem.
ApPr, enp
n-
,
net lite, x; bnri, darnsYMra, Pepper, Mrs, John Geifier;
ladies pyjamas. Mrs. Gordon. iTo•
twaid, Mrs. Fuss; night titres,
i
Sirs, Fuss; ladles slip, ^1.r s..
.
ss;
housecoatMrs. Theo Steinbach
Mrs. Fuss; ladies sweater, Mrs.
Suss,
Men's wear-Pyj ,tna's, ltlrs, Pep*
per,Mr
s.
Mahe er•
sweater, teY Mari.
I n ✓r»' •ni1over` Mrs,
FnaB'
carte woolsuks,
Mrs. Pepper,
!sirs. rilopp; fine •wont seeks, Mies.
Sternbach, Marilyn Erb; knit
gloves;. Myra. Fuss; knit mitts,
Mrs. 'lues,
T')rning room iurnishIngs-tim*
brotrltred 1 ti e e h e On set, Sire.
PUPS;
ltrnclren P
Pees,
r n set, Mrs, 1. u, a,
Sire. Gordan Tleveald; table mage,
Nits. Sieinbaelr; eroclteted buffet
set, Mrs, Pepper; card table
cover, Mrs. Fess,
}21t,'iieit tteretrabri•es..-.7.ea (*wets,
Mrs,teinheeh: pot holder%, bit's,
1'epprr, bit's. T{loop': :table frofn
bag, Mrs. ifowtald Mrs. Puss.
IiPrireem turnisirings-fi(phrol-
deeed Pillow eases, Marilyn I';rb,
Mrs. 2'inxbard; eroeheted pillow
eases, Mirs. Pepper, Marilyn 7;rb;
sheet arrd pillow esses, Mrs.
StainTtieah', Mrs, Fttaet; 'gttSSt
towel*, M'rS, .Sternbach, h1rs, vu55;
hath- rntvels, T1ft's, Steinbach, Mari.
lytt
ting nrtTurn telt fhg
u1V(tn, i,your1. Fuss; other cttu-wsWhiottnol,
rot.renrropier,
ler %fowad;tat5d
3.
centrepiece, Sirs. Puss; needle-
poiet, Sirs. 'Steinbach, Mrs. Fuss.
Children's, wear -Infant's Jac-
ket, Mrs. Friss; infant's dress,
Airs. i'1iopp, child's cotton dress,
Mrs. Puss, Mrs. Klopp; girl's
dress, Mrs. Howald; sun stilt,
Mrs. IKlopp • Hit's. Horvald; ankle
sock!, Mrs. Fuss; girl's knitted
dress, Mrs. Howaid,�Mrs. Fuss.
Miscellaneous ;;hopping
b g,Sirs. Elms; elo hos 1n hag,Mit.Klopp,•Mrs. Howald stuffed ani:
alis. Iowald Mrs.
Fuss;
Plastic. artioles, Mrs, Fuss; shell -
craft, Mrs. Fuss, Mrs. Del Geiger;
needlepoint, Mrs. Fuss; leather
eraft, Mrs, Fuss, Marilyn iSrb,
Art Work
Cartoon, Sirs. Del Geiger; pert
and ink,Mrs. Geiger; greeting
raids, Me..3. nattier.:Mrs.
Geig-
er; oil hanging landseape, Mrs.
Fuss; 'orightal water rotor,. firs.
Fuss; flower water
cb
l)
r, Mrs.
Tetss, animal water rotor,
firs.
peas; pastel, Mrs. 10tlss; 'tally
cards, S1rs. Geiger, Mrs. Fuss;
shell Craft, Mrs. Puss; other art
work, Mrs. Fuss; sepia, MrS,
Fuss.
Florid Exhibit*
Large bouquet; 1', 4Viliert, Mrs.
Klopp; small bouquet, Mrs, lelopp,
Melizza Geiger; salvia, J. Batt-
ler; dahlias J. Rattler, 71d Ha -
borer; geranitiins, 1'. "44iiler•t;
asters, IWillert,
s
Del
Geiger;
1.P. � 9 `l\'
petunias, P. inert; /our an -
mutts, 1', Willert, Mrs. Xibp.p;
cosmos Del Geiger; Zinnias,
Nattier, Mrs. l
elopp:
etre. 1. opri P •tii l erlti
Cladtfeal
huise,
bouquet, Mf lizz
c1. e a Geiger, airs.
rClbl>p ,.
Garden Vegetable"
Iiatatidrn potatoes, Ten Sterner;
Sebagobtata sr
p ,
JBattler,
Den-
nie Bedard; late potatoes,
Batt-
ler, McCiyrnont; early liotatoee,
SfeClyment, Bedard; Irish cobb-
lers, Battler, McClymont.
Dent corn, Battler, SteClytnont;
yelloW' bantam corn, henry Flax-
bard; red anions. Len Sterner;'
yellow onions. Battler, Mrcely-,,
nront; dutch ?lets, r3attlPrArnold
Sterner; :tlranislr onions, 'Battler;
Gehl carrots, McClymont; short
earrr of
s, Rattler
y
net] a
'
long llattterIedard; Swedish
turnips, Len Sterner; table tnr.
nips, Del Geiger; red manatee,
Battler, Len Sterner; intermediate
maples, Battler, Len Mettler;
sugar heeds Rattler, Len Merrier;
oxford cabbage, Battler; drurtt-
•head eahbagee, battler, Bedard;
blue eabb:'tge, Battler, Len Siem
iter;" long Spanish radish, Sett;.
ter. Len Sterner; round. Spanish'
radlah, LPn Sterner; White radish,
Battler, Len Merrier: ettuliflOwer,
Bedard, Battler; garden beans,
Ar'nolrl Sterner; pumpkin, Rattler,
Lon ;sterner; pin pumpkin, Rattler,
Leh Merrier; grate eelsry, Bedard;
white cerriry* Bedard; long citron,
Com
Len ;sterner. Battler; ,round cit
r•at', ilattler, McC'Iymont; main
moth squash, Battler. Sterner
mammoth pumpkin, Len Merrier
blood beets, Battler, lid liaberer
root beets, Len Meurer.
Long watermelons, 1AIeClyment
Len :sterner; round watermelon
Len :Merrier; round nittsifinelon
Len Sterner, MleClytnont; red to
Wallies, Laura Pepper, Battler
yellow tomatoes, Rattler, 11McCly-
mont; collection, Meaty/none, Ara -
old Sterner: heaviest turnips Le
!sterner, Del Geiger; heavies
mangles, Len. Sterner.. 33attler
red peppers, Kerb iitopp; �,1•een
peppers, Arnold Merner; Herb
i�lopp; table cucumbers, Battler,
Geiger; large encumbers, Steely-
niont, Arnold A;erner; sunflower,
Len Sterner; brussels sprouts,
Arnold Merner, ideCiymoat,
Dairy and Other rrodltete
Cheese. henry 1'laxbard, John.
Geiger; maple syrup, Del Geiger,
Met'lymont; white egg's, iVic("ly-
merit, 111e1i.z5a Geiger; brown
eggs, McClymont, illelizza• Geiger;
hand soap, Laura Pepper, Herb
Klopp.
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Grade �, ShtrleS; ;k"1;tabai'd, Kee-
• neth Clarke. Carol Miller 811,
Roger I*eller 15H, Phyllis Mei-
; 1214.
; (;rade 6. Gregory Willert, Mona
Scheele 12H, Martha Fischer Six,
, Tin de l,ilerS8iX, Erley lizabeth 491 11S.
, ton, Gari SYtstna, '1211:.
Grade 7.Ste eta : iesjardine,; Gerald .
Marlene Shantz.
John , Ziler
e'
kiendrieic 1Sli:
n
Grade 8. Marion Pepper 1211,
t Sltariti. Bloch.:
School Fair
• Legend --12H, No, 12 Hay;; 41r,
No. 4 iiay; SH, No. 8 Hay; 16H,
No, 15 liar; all 'others, Zurich.
Vegei ab le*
Beets, Gary Truemner, 12H;
Larry Kipter, ;Sandra Desjardine,
Richard Turkheim, Donna Kipper,
Carrots, Donna Kipper, Larry
Kipper, Larry Sterner, Kenneth
Westlake, Richard Breakey.
Spanish onions, Larry Kipper,
Donna Kipper, Brian Decker,
Larry Sterner, Edward, Prang.
Yellow onions,. Donna Eloper,
Larry Kipper, Gary Truemner
1211; Sylvia Sterner 121r, Richard
Breakey,
Dutch sets, Donna Kipper, Larry
Kipper, Larry Merrier.
Early pot atoes, Donna Kipper,
Larry Kipper, Donald Weigand
8H, Elaine Westlake, :Kenneth
Westlake.
Late potatoes, Donna, Kipper,
Philip neg;ei', Larry Kipper,
Sandra TtlrClinchey 411, , Donald
.Weigand 813.
Field corn, Donald Farwell,
Donna Hipper,' Larry Kipper,
Linda Meidinger 4H.
Wheat, Gerald Merrier 1211,
Oats, Peter Sytsrila. 12H,
Tomatoes, red, Donna Kipper,
KBeideippeSchroeder 811, Larry Mer-
ner, Donald Weigand SEH, Larry
r,
Tomatoes, yellow, Donna Kip-
per,
ip per, Larry Kipper, Gerald Mer-
ner 1211.
Pears, Shirley lltcC1lnchey 411.
Plums, Elaine Westlake, E'en-
neth Westlake, Shirjey McClin-
chey 411, Lewis Zir•k 411, Larry
McClinchey 4H.
Northern spy apples, Jerome'
Watson, Gary Truemner 121I,
.Donald Weigand 811, Margie
Geiger 4H, Gerald. Merrier 1211,
Macintosh apples, Barbara
Sharron, 811, 1,enneth Westlake,
Elizabeth Johnston, Elaine West-
lake, Larry Merrier,
Snow 'apples, Terome. Watson,
Ann Rummell 311, •
Delicious apples, „Gary Trttem-
ner 1211, Ruth Geiger 411, Donna
Geiger 411, Margie. Geiger 411.
Grapes, Sandra McClinchey 411,
Larry Merner, Donna Geiger 411,
Glen Soper.
Pumpkin, Donna Kipper. Har-
vey nierling 15, Larry Kipper,'
Richard Thiel, herald Sterner 12.
Art
Grade 1, Sylvia'Bedard, Larry
Kipper, Lynda Luther 15H, Julian
Burn 15H, Joan Pepper 12I3.
Grade 2; Cornelius Tan Daalen,
Timmy Weigand 811,, Paul Du-
charme 1211. •
Grade 3, Gwen Ray, Ruth Pep-
per 13TI, nob Hendrick 151:1,
Deena Hendrick 1511, Alex Turn-
bul16H.
Gude News
Br CAPTAIN LUXTON
Well Lefty and I certainly got
our signals twisted last week eh?
We were each depending on the
other to be present at our„meet-.
ing Friday night, and neither of
us made it. However, they say
a good Company, working on pa-
trol 'System should be able to
carry on without a leader and
that's just what our Company
did. Good work girls! It goes to
show *that each and every one
of, you know 'the true meaning
of your first Guide Law.
Once again we must have our
meeting on Friday night this
week, so we shall see you at the
Hall at 7:15 and have our open-
ing exercises and then • we'll
proceed to our "planned spot"
to try that 'Scouts Pace. 'Puf-
fers and snorters won't pass -
you claim you're ready to try -
so we shall see. After the big
ordeal of running Scouts Pace
for a mile we may have a sur-
prise for you! We have two new
recruitsso far this fall and
right now we'd like to say a
Warm welcome' to Anmarie
Kraft • and P ricia
at Ferguson.
We do hope you girls enjoy our.
company as much as we enjoy
having you and that you'll con-
tinue enjoying
git alongthe
Path
of Guiding through the years,
As newly appointed District
Commissioner, we'd like to give
bit of news about our
Brownie Packs.
First Pack met last Wednesday
for the initial meeting of the
Season under the leadership of
Mrs, Tony Page as Brown Owl
and Alice Garter as Tawny Owl,
We would like to point out at this
time, that this pack is full to
capacity, There were twenty-
four Brownies registered last
y
Wednesday and unless there are
changes at a later date, we now
have a full pack. This !neaps
that no more Brownies
hwill be
accepted In this pack until its
registration is, below 24, .
However our Second Pack
which meets on Thursday nights
will ...e r0 .. for w l hay om a sew 'extra.
Our .regular Brown Owl of Sec-
ond Pack, Elly Bakker, has gone
to Holland for a few months.
During her absence Norma Kelp
ler has taken over the Pack as
noting Brown Owl with the as-
sistance of Margarot Sanders as
acting Tawny Owl and Mary
Page as Paekie.
l7ntil Miss Bakker returns we
Will only accept 18 Brownies in
this Pack and,so 1 believe that
.mads.
ethere is only room for
five' flew Brownies as there are
now 13 in the Pack, So if your
datrgfiiter wishes ioStan Brow-
nies and was not out last Wed-
nesday acrd atoeepted in First
Pack, 'then send her to the Scout
Hall on. Thursday It $:3O to the
Second Pack.
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Grade 1, Larry Upper, Donna;
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