Zurich Citizens News, 1964-10-01, Page 8PAGE EIGHT
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1964
Ag. Rep. Opens
Zurich Full Fair
Douglas Miles agricultural
representative for Huron Coun-'
ty, officially opened the 100th
annual Zurich Fall Fair on Mon-
day, • Judging from the enthus•
iasm of the crowds on hand for
the fair which has been in the
planning stages for weeks, it
was one of the best.
Lucky Draw Winners
Three lucky ticket holders
went home from the Fair with
valuable prizes donated by local
merchants.
John Becker, Dashwood, was
the winner of an electric cof-
fee percolater, donated by
Gingerich's Sales and Service.
An ottoman, given by Westlake
Furniture, was won by Carol
Ann Grenier, Zurich, and the
Zurich Hardware gift, a large
barbecue, went to Mrs. Ross
Sararas, Cromarty.
Pet Show
Best pair of Rabbits: Carl
Zimmer, Michael 'Walker, Randy
Dietrich, Brian Gingerich.
Best Cat: Linda Neeb, Mar-
lene Rader, Emily Waters, Ruby
Beierling.
Reg Black Special: Michael
Walker.
Best Dog: Michael Rau, John
Blackwell, Melvin Melick, Randy
Miller.
South Huron Veterinary
Clinic Special: Sandra Desjar-
dine.
Best Pet: Jane Waters, Ruby
Beierling, Randy Miller.
FIRST COMMUNION—Seventeen children from St.
Boniface Parish, Zurich, received their First Holy Commun-
ion on Sunday, September 27. From left to right, front row,
Diane Smith, Brenda Wilder, Patrician Denomme, Stephen
Bedour, Gerald Nielands, Martin Gelinas; second row, Sharon
Masse, Faye Regier, Joanne Rasenberg, Paul Masse, George
Grenier, Kevin Robson, Wayne Meidinger; third row, Sister
Mary Magdalen, Deirde Brennan, Mary Anne Geoffrey, Rev-
erend C. A. Doyle, Antonia Pennings, Theresa Lansbergen.
Centennial Fair Draws Exhibits
Of increased Quantity, Quality
Garden Vegetables
Potatoes, Katandin: Joan El-
liott, RR 2, Zurich; McClymont.
Sebago: Joan Elliott, Russell
,Oesch.
Late Potatoes: Joan Elliott,
Russell Oesch.
Early Potatoes: Joan Elliott,
McClymont.
Green Mountain: McClymont
Dent Corn: Kenneth Gascho
Russell Oesch.
Sweet Corn: R. Oesch, McCly
mont.
Red Onion: Loenard Merner
McClymont.
Yellow Onions: McClymont,
Mrs. Stewart Blackwell, RR 2,
Varna.
Spanish Onions: R. Oesch,
McClymont.
Field Carrots: McClymont.
Short Garden Carrots: Mrs.
Marjorie Beierling, Zurich; R.
Oesch.
Long Garden Carrots: R.
Oesch, Joan Elliott.
Swedish Turnips : Leonard
Merner.
Table Turnips: L. Merner.
Intermediate Mangolds: L.
Merner.
Sugar Beet Mangolds: L.
Merner, R. Oesch.
Oxford Cabbage: McClymont.
Drumhead Cabbage: McCly-
mont.
Black Spanish Radis, long:
L. Merner, Russel Oesch.
White Radish: Mrs. Marjorie
Beierling, Zurich; Leon a r d
Merner.
Cauliflower: Marion Becker,
RR 1, Dashwood.
Garden Beans, in pod: Mrs.
Delbert Geiger, Russell Oesch,
Varna.
Pie Pumpkin: Marion Becker,
R. Oesch.
Citron, Long: L. Merner.
Citron, Round: Marion Beck-
er.
Mammouth Squash, Marion
Becker, Mrs. Percy Willert.
Blood Beets: D. Oesch, Mrs.
M. Beierling.
Root Beets: L. Merner.
Watermelons, Long: R. Oesch.
Muskmelons, Round: R.
Oesch, L. Merner,
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Red Tomatoes: R. Oesch, Mrs.
Stewart Blackwell, Varna.
Yellow Tomatoes: Mrs. M.
Beierling.
Collection of Garden Vege
tables: McClymont, Mario
Becker.
Heaviest Turnips: Leonar
Merner.
Heaviest Mangolds: R. Oesch
L. Merner.
Green Peppers: F. McCly-
mont.
Table Cucumbers: Mario
Becker, R. Oesch.
Large Cucumbers: R. Oesch
F. McClymont.
Sunflower Heads: K. Gascho
Varna; Mrs. M. Beierling, Zur
ich.
Dairy and Other Products
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Hens' Eggs, White: R. Oesch.
Pair Dressed Chickens, un-
cooked: Mrs. Delbert Geiger.
Home-made Laundry Soap:
Marion Becker, Mrs. Beatrice
Geiger.
Domestic Science and Baking
Centennial Special Pie: Mrs.
Beatrice Geiger, Mrs. E. Wei-
gand, Donna Klopp.
Centennial Cake: Mrs. F. Kip-
per, Beatrice Geiger, M. Wei-
gand.
Working Man's Dinner: Mrs.
Lenora Turkheim, Mrs. Schade.
White Bread: M. Weigand, M.
Hay.
Layer Cake: M. Weigand.
Peach Pie: M. Weigand.
Bread: M. Weigand.
Tea Biscuits: Marilyn Keyes,
Varna.
Cherry Pie: Mrs. F. Kipper,
B. Geiger, Mrs. S. Blackwell.
Albert Hess Chocolate Layer
Cake: B. Geiger, M. Weigand.
Gascho Dry Goods Banana
Cake: Marion Becker, Donna
Klopp.
H. Schilbe Special: Mrs. F.
Kipper, M. Weigand.
Zurich Agricultural Society
Special, Unbaked Cookies: Mrs.
Delbert Geiger.
Six different ways to serve
potatoes: Mrs. D. Geiger.
Shortbread Cookies: Mrs. M.
Weigand.
Bran Muffins: Marilyn Keyes,
HEATING •
Oil Burner
Service
Electrical Work
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TI EMAN's
HARDWARE, FURNITURE, COAL,
CEMENT
PHONE 8 — DASHWOOD
STEAMING AND PUFFING ALONG —
This was just one of the strange sights and
sounds in Zurich on Monday. As this big
steel steamer thundered through the streets,
the engineer playfully "pulled the little
handle" causing a resounding "toot, toot".
Mother and son on the sidelines have to
cover their ears, although son number two
looks as though he hasn't heard a thing
M. Weigand,
Doughnuts: M. Weigand.
Coffee Cake: M. Weigand.
Chocolate Chip Cookies: Mrs.
Kipper.
Angel Food Cake (mix): Mari-
on Becker.
Raisin Tarts: Mrs. D. Geiger,
Donna Klopp.
Cocoanut Tarts: D. Klopp, M.
Weigand.
Cherry Pie: Mrs. B. Geiger,
Mrs. S. Blackwell.
Dutch Apple Pie: Mrs. B.
Geiger, Mrs. S. Blackwell.
Date Squares: Marilyn Keyes,
Mrs. Delbert Geiger.
Baked Beans: Mrs. L. Turk-
heim, M. Weigand..
Canned Raspberries: Mrs. S.
Blackwell, Mt's. Vernon Oesch.
Canned. Cherries: Mrs. V.
Oesch, M. Weigand.
Canned Black Cherries: M.
Weigand, Mrs. Oesch.
Canned Pears: M. Weigand,
R. Oesch.
Canned
Weigand.
Canned Peaches: R. Oesch.
Back Currant Jam: M. Wei.
gand, Mrs. V. Oesch.
Strawberry Jam: M.
Mrs. V. Oesch.
Peach Conserve: M.
Red Currant Jelly:
gand, R. Oesch.
Mixed Pickles: M. Weigand.
Gerkins: Donna Klopp, M.
Weigand,
Chili Sauce: M. Weigand, Ann
Flaxbard.
Canned Tomatoes: Ann Flax -
bard, M. Weigand.
Canned Corn: M, Weigand.
Maple Syrup: F. McClymont,
M. Weigand.
Ladies' Work Domestic
Prune
Plums: M.
Weigand,
Weigand.
M. Wei -
Quilt, Appliqued: Mrs. Hugh
Morenz, Mrs. S. Blackwell.
Quilt, Pieced: Mrs. A. Beier -
ling.
Quilt, Cotton, Fancy: Mrs. F.
Kipper, Mrs. A. Beierling.
Patchwork Quilt: Mrs. Beier -
ling, Mrs. C. Schade.
Cloth Bedspread: Mrs. A.
Beierling.
Crib Quilt: Mrs. Myrtle Hay,
Zurich.
Crocheted Mat: Mrs. D. Geig-
er, Mrs. Myrtle Hay,
Hearth Rug, hooked yarn:
Mrs, Beierling.
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Hearth Rug, hooked wool
rags: Mrs. Myrtle Hay, Irene
Steinbach.
Floor Mat, braided rags: Mrs.
Beatrice Geiger, Mrs. Beierling.
Men's Wear
Pyjamas: Mrs. E. Truemner.
Knit Sweater: Mrs. M. Hay.
Sports Shirt: Mrs. E. Truem-
ner.
Men's Plan Socks: Mrs. M.
Hay.
Men's Fancy Socks: Mrs. M.
Hay, Mrs. V. Oesch.
Gloves: Mrs. V. Oesch.
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Libby's
Fancy Fruit Cocktail _ _ _ 3/79c
Allen's -48 Oz.
Assorted Fruit Drinks _ _ 3/89c
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McIntosh Apples 69c
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