Zurich Citizens News, 1980-07-24, Page 12THE 1980 FAIR QUEEN — The. 1980
on Ms. McBride's head Friday was the
runners-up. From left to right are Julie
Mathonia.
Queen of the Zurich Fair is 17 year old Joanne McBride of Zurich. Placing the 049in
1979 fair queen Janice Webster of Varna. Wendy. Risi and Charlene Hartman were
Miller, Brenda Masse, Ms. Risi, Ms. -Webster, Ms. Hartman, Beth Gelinas and Linda
. Staff photo
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Pork barbecue successful
A big crowd of people
gathered together at the
home of Bob and Faye
Forrester. on Sunday and all
enjoyed a "pig" barbecue
which they had started to
cook on an out -door spit - on
Saturday.
Recent guest of Mrs.
Seleda Steckle were, Mary
and Colin Henderson of
Toronto; Jim and Carolyn
Steckle and two children,
New Hamburg; and Bill and
Betty Steckle, Bayfield. Also
last Monday callers were
friends, Mr. and Mrs. Angus
Gingerich of Cambridge.-
John
ambridge:John Consitt and Leo
Meidi er along with their
sons, Jeff, Steve and Ed
spent three days on a fishing
trip near Wiarton and came
back with a good catch of
fish.
Congratulations to Herb
and Ruby Neeb who recently.
celebrated their 49th wed-
ding anniversary, July 15.
Marg and Roy Clarke and
Bill and Blanch Ducharme
are ,the proud grandparents
of a new little grandson,
Daren, who was born on July
4 to Dave and Elaine Clarke,
RR 3 Zurich.
Pat and Phoebe Tiede of
London spent from Thursday
to Monday at their trailer
near Lake Huron.
Vince and Marilyn Doyle
of Chatham were familiar
faces on Saturday and a lot
of their .friends enjoyed
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Citizens News July 24, 19800
Pepper is tops
in pou!try show
Cliff Pepper with 40 red
ribbons was an easy winner
in the poultry judging at the
Zurich fall fair.
Placing second with 25
first place finishes were
Kentner and Smith of
Guelph.,
The Guelph pair were best
in bantams with 31 top
prizes. Next came Orville
Shewfelt . fo Kincardine with
16 red ribbons.
In_ pigeons, Emery
Baechler of Goderich was
best while And Ric@ of
Goderich took, the most
rabbit prizes.
Cattle
In sheep Elmer Armstrong
of St. Pauls was best in
Lincoln, Louis Fmke of
Elmwood was tops in
Oxford - Downs and
Leichester, Edward
Jackson, Harriston was tops
in Shropshire and Dorset.
Winners in horse showing
were Jim Stewardson,
Wyoming, : Hugh Love,
Atwood and Tom Penhale,
Bayfield.
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After 6 Zurich
seeing them at the fair.
Joe and Imelda Duguary
of Windsor along with his
brother, John, who is visiting
from Nova Scotia stopped in
to visit with the Sweeney's on
Friday and returned home
with them were their
daughter Beth:
Congratulationsto Phil and
Laurie Erb (nee Heinrich)
who were married on
Saturday at St. Peter's
LutheranChurch at 3 p.m.,
followed by a dinner and
reception in Dashwood. The
couple are residing in Zurich
in the former home of the
late Paul Ducharme Sr.
Mr. and Mrs.. Wm.
Lansbergen of Zurich were
recently visited by their
relatives Niek and Cor van
Di jk of the Netherlands and
by their daughter Johanna
who lives in Amsterdam. If
was the van Dijk's first trip
to Canada. They enjoyed
meeting their Canadian
relatives, and were very im-
pressed with what they saw
of Zurich and of Ontario.
CORRECTION —
In.the picture of the Zurich
Cobras which appeared in
last week's .paper Steve
Durand's and John Gascho's
names were missed.
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