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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1960-11-02, Page 3THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1960 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS PAGE THREE Sugar and Spice (Continued from Page 2) have the hides of its producers. However, that's their worry. I have enough troubles of my own. My leg is black and blue where my wife kept pinching me to keep me awake on the long, cold, dreary drive home. And she's still sore as blazes because she hadn't time to finish the lobster dinner she tackled just about the time we should have been heading for the theatre. 0 ELECTRIC WIRING REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES OF Appliance FOR PROMPT AND EFFICIENT SERVICE CALL DON KOEHLER PHONE 111, HENSALL mosio Over 100 Delegates Attend Fall Fair Meeting; Speaker Urges Change In Prizes. Prize lists must be modernized to keep up with modern times, William J. Hunter told a gather- inf of delegates from Huron -Perth District 8 Agricultural Societies, at their dinner meeting Wednes- day at Seaforth Legion Hall. We can't run a fair year after wear with the same list, the speaker said. Mr. Hunter, president of the On- tario Association of Agricultural Societies, brought greetings from the parent group. Most fairs have enjoyed a good year, said Mr. Hunter, with only a few suffering at the hands of the weatherman. Other greetings were brought to the meeting by James Mair, Brus- sels, second vice-president of the OAAS, and N. Ashton, Stratford, new agricultural representative for Perth County. The dinner meeting was one of three sessions in the day's agenda. In the morning and following the dinner, the men delegates held sessions in the Carnegie Library APPLICATIONS Will Be Received For The Following; 1. CARETAKER and MANAGER of the entire Hay Township Community Centre and Memorial Arena, on a yearly basis, with kitchen. 2. CARETAKER of Memorial Arena, for ice -making season only. 3. CARETAKER of Community Centre Hall only, on a yearly basis, with kitchen. For further particulars contact either Chairman ARNOLD MERNER Sr., or Secretary, RAY FISHER. All applications must be in the hands of the Secretary, by WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9. 43-4b RAY FISHER, R.R. 1, ZURICH DINNER HOURS Week - Days NOON — 12 TO 1.30 EVENING — 5 TO 7.30 (EXCEPT TUESDAY EVENING) Sunday 3 TO 7.30 STEAKS - CHICKEN - FISH Refrigerated - Air Conditioned Dining Room Dominion Hotel PHONE 70 ZURICH "You Are a Stranger But Once" Hall, while the women met in the Legion Hall. More than 100 dele- gates from the 16 societies in Huron and Perth were on hand for the annual affair. The dinner meeting was chaired by John Sie- mon, Mitchell, director for Dis- trict 8. Election of officers was held with the same slate being return- ed for another year in both men's and women's groups. Mr. Siemon remains as director, with assistant director being R. W. Campbell, RR 1, Dublin, past president of Seaforth Agricultural Society, and John Rifler, Atwood, secretary - treasurer. The women's group will be headed for another term by Mrs. JoJseph Grummett, Seaforth, officers are Mrs. Ro" Coulter, Mil- verton, assistant, and Mrs. Lorne M, Scrimgeour, secretary. Following invatations from Lis- towel, Stratford and St. Marys so- cieties for the 1961 annual meet- ing, a vote favored Listowel, The group has not met in that centre for quite a number of years. On recommendation of George Watt, Blyth, the district secretary will be paid an annual honorar- ium of $10 for his services. Thanks of the group to the Seaforth Le- gion. Ladies' Auxiliary, who cat- ered for the dinner, was extend- ed by Mrs. Scrimgeour. The dinner session concluded with the showing of colored slides taken at various fall fairs during the past year. The slides were shown by Floyd A. Lashley, pro- vincial director og Ontario Agri- cultural and Horticultural Socie- lire)(9 R. HOME iT US PERFORM YOUR NOTICE Any Boy 16 Years of Age, or over who wishes to Join a CAR CLUB Please be at the Zurich Town Hall SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6, at 2 p.m. d Riot. KAUMEISCH------`i` ,w-..Digievi LUMBER&BUILDERS nk 4• PRE= C ONLY TH! EE AYS LEFT ! Top Quality Furniture and Mattresses In order to make room for Christmas Merchandise, we must clean out our of ties. During the morning session the men's group, chaired by John Sie- mon, heard reports of the year's activity from the 16 societies. The afternoon session was ad- dressed by Staff Johnson, of the Stratford Beacon -Herald. A panel discussion and question -and -an- swer period were 'conducted, with Mr. Lashley in charge. Mrs, J. Grummett chaired the women's meeting. During the early session, highlights of the To- ronto convention in February were given by Mrs. L. Scrimgeour, Mrs. R. Coulter and Mrs. J. Grummett, Also on the ladies' agenda were reports of women's work at the various fall fairs and separate re- ports on elementary high school and Junior Club work. At the afternoon session Mrs. George Ironside, secrtary of the Women's Division of the OAAS, was in charge of a question box. Reports of club work in the two counties was given by Miss Till- man and Mrs. Ritchie. Attending the meeting from the Zurich Agricultural Society were secretary, Mrs. Marge Schilbe; and director, Mrs. Anne Flaxbard. WE HAVE INSTALLED THE MOST MODERN EQUIPMENT FOR FRONT - END ALIGNMENT AND STEERING SERVICE Wheel Balancing a Specialty itisssium Romany DESJARDINE AUTO SUPPLY PHONE 38 — ZURICH AS SALE', SMOOTHTO MATTRESSES Sealy, Simmons, Etc. REG. $59.50 FOR ONLY $37.00 "The Best In Bedding" SPACE - SAVERS AT EXTRA SPECIAL PRICES These are Top Quality Nylon Covers In All Colours 3 -Piece Walnut BEDROOM SUITE DOUBLE DRESSER, BOOK -CASE BED, ETC., WITH NO -MAR TOPS Reg. $195.00 For only $149.00 • • �y. 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