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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1965-09-23, Page 14PAGE SIX ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1965 School Exhibits At Zurich Fair Down in Quantity But Up in Quality The school exhibits at the Zurich Fall Fair this yea were down in number but up in quality, according to one of the judges. Results of the judging were as follows: School display, SS3, Hay, Zur- ich Public School, room 8, and Zurich Public School, room 7. Grain and Vegetables Beets: Joyce Beirling, Helen Blackwell, Eunice Gascho, John Blackwell, Ruby Beirling; car- rots: Christine Haberer, Cathy Grenier, Paul Truemner, Mary Ann Geoffrey, Helen Blackwell; spanish onions: Wayne Truem- ner, Audrey 'Gesell; large onions: Dianne Smith, Elaine Baechler, Helen Blackwell, Ron- ald Smith, Ralph Geiger; dutch sets, Wayne Beirling; potatoes, early: Jimmy Fader, Toni Pen- nings, John Blackwell, Douglas Rader, Helen Blackwell; pota- toes, late: Elaine Baechler, John Blackwell, Cheryl Ginger- ich, Janet Desch, Mary Oesch; field corn, Garry Hartman, Lionel Wilder, Laura Wilder, Brenda Wilder, Elaine Baech- ler. Wheat: Wayne Beirling, Joyce Beirling, Mary Desch, Victor Regier, Audrey Desch; barley: M. Oesch, A. Oesch, Ruby Beir- ling, W. Beirling, Joyce Beir- ling; oats: Wayne Beirling, Ruby Beirling, Joyce Beirling, Mary Oesch, Audrey Oesch; tomatoes, red: Wayne Truem- ner, Don Truemner, Joan Mill- er, John Blackwell, Helen Blackwell; tomatoes, gr e e n: Don Truemner, Paul Truemner, Mary Blackwell, Ralph Geiger, Joanne Grenier; pears: Ralph Geiger, Wayne Beirling, Joyce Beirling, Ruby Beirling; plums: Audrey Oesch, Janet Desch, Joyce Beirling, Wayne Beirling, Ruby Belding. Apples, Spy: Helen Black- well, John Blackwell, Linda Vanneste; apple s, McIntosh: Don Truemner, Joanne Miller, Ralph Geiger, Judy Miller; ap- ples, Snow: Helen Blackwell, John Blackwell, Don Truemner, Wayne Truemner; apples, De- licious: Joanne Miller, Ralph Geiger, Ruby Beirling, Judy Miller, Wayne Beirling; grapes: Robbie Doerr, Lois Doerr, Eunice Gascho, Ralph Geiger; pumpkin, pie: Patricia Bender, Wayne Truemner, Elizabeth Deichert, Marlene Oesch, Paul Truemner; pumpkin, field: Ray- mond Mathonia, Kevin Robson, Elizabeth Deichert, Joyce Beir- ling; cabbage, red: Reta Pen- nings, John Blackwell, Cheryl Gingerich, Helen Blackwell; drumhead c a b b a g e: Patricia Bender, Arlene Bender, Joanne Grenier, Judy Miller, Reta Pen- nings. Art (Mounted) Grade one: Andrew Wallace, Clarence VanWierren, Danny Turkheim, Brenda Masse, John Charette; grade two: Mary Ann Geoffrey, Ruby Beirling, Faye Regier, Marlene Baechler, Eliz- abeth Deichert; grade three: Darlene Willert, Randy Diet- rich, Shelly Taylor, Gerald Weido, Yvonne ,Oud; grade four: Nancy Shantz, Effie Hov- ius, Lois Burgess, Helen Black- well, Rita Pennings; grade five: Sally Dietrich, Donna Schilbe, Mary Lou Denomme, Joan Fink- beiner, Melissa Gelinas; grade six: Cheryl Clausius, Barbara Brown, Carol Gingerich, Jake Verbeek, Douglas Rader; grade rr. 7 points to insist on when buying a furnace When buying a furnace — consider quality first. The investment is a substantial one and the comfort and well-being of your family is at stake. Only Clare-Hecla guarantees eco- nomical, efficient performance for a full 20 years. 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And, there's a Clare-Hecla furnace to suit your exact heating requirements, whether it be gas, oil or solid fuel, - Drop in ... or phone us today Stade & Weido Hardware "PLUMBING — HEATING — TINSMITHLNG" seven: Mary Ellen Gingerich, Mary Margaret Gingerich, David Siebert, Michael Walker, Marlene Rader; grade eight: Frieda Beirling, Linda Stade, Faye Troyer, Delores Gingerich, Philip Rader, Writing Grade one: Ida Ann Black- well, Dianne Rader, Clarence VanWierren, Dianne Oud, Kevin Dietrich; grade two: Gregory Love, Janice Ramer, Patricia Denomme, Deborah Gingerich, Elizabeth Deichert; grade .three: Yvonne Oud, Reta Farwell, Bea- trice Thomson, Shelly Taylor, Donnie VanRaay; grade four: Valerie Regier, Nancy Shantz, Elizabeth Gingerich, Reta Pen- nings, Effie Hovius; grade five: Christine Haberer, Sally Diet- rich, Alma Oul, Mary Thomson, Adrean VanRaay; grade six: Thelma Ramer, Barbara Brown, Carol Gingerich, Sandra Webb, Janet Meidinger; grade seven: Norma Shantz, Patricia Bender, Marlene Rader, Ruth Ann Fleischauer, Gail Bedard; grade eight: Faye Troyer, Linda Stade, JoAnne Thiel, Frieda Beirling, Marjorie Erb. Crafts Grade one: Ida Ann Black- well, Dianne Oud, Carolyn Be- dard, Wayne Schilbe, Bonnie Gingerich; grade two: Patsy Denomme, Lois Doerr, Joanne Rasenberg, Gregory Love, Rich- ard Parsons; grade three: Yvonne Oud, Susan Decker, Wilhelmina Bloom, Robert Be - chard, Mozart Gelinas; grade four: Brenda Parsons, Judy Miller, Helen Blackwell, Nancy Shantz, Joanne Grenier; grade five: Corby Brohman, Mary Thomson, Sally Dietrich, Donna Schilbe, Eddie Farwell; grade six: Bonnie Neeb, Carol Ging- erich, Janet Meidinger, Cheryl Clausius, Randy Decker; grade seven, and eight girls: Mary Ellen Gingerich, Martha Gascho, Gail Bedard, Marcia Merner, Kathy Grenier; grade seven and eight boys: David Siebert, Jo- seph Ducharme, Edward Ging- erich, Arnold Erb, Michael Walker. Collections Collection of insects: Ralph Geiger, Marlene Oesch, Patricia Bender, Kenneth Farwell. Flowers Zinnias: Maureen Hartman, Helen Blackwell, Ida Ann Black- well, Mary Ann Blackwell, John Blackwell; asters: Marlene Desch, Joyce Beirling, Ruby Beirling, Helen Blackwell, Lin- da Webb; marigolds, Robert Doerr, Reta Farwell, Ralph Geiger, Edward Farwell, Ruby Beirling; snapdragons: Ralph Geiger, Ruby Belding, Ida Ann Blackwell, Joyce Beirling, Mary Blackwell; table bouquet: Ralph imornimmummonamimieuriumuldi Geiger, Sandra Webb, Dianne Rader, Janet Webb, Linda Webb. Hay Fire Insurance Specials Posters depicting fire pre- vention on the farm and in the home, primary, Randy Dietrich, Dianne Rader, Janice Ramer; junior: Carol Gingerich, Thelma Ranier, Sally Dietrich; interme- diate: Norma Shantz, Marlene Rader, Gary Hugill. .Egimmiamminemmassr Expert Watch Repairs • Trophies and Engraving • DIAMONDS -WATCHES - CHINA Anstett Jewellers LTD. CLINTON — WALKERTON — SEAFORTH MONDAY Flintstones 6:30 p.m. Bewitched 8:00 p.m. Andy Griffith 8:30 p... 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