HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1966-10-06, Page 10PAOlI EIGHT
Plowing Match
(continued from page one)
for was introduced during the
First World War.
Large machinery firms norm-
ally occupy 20 per cent of the
Tented City exhibit area al-
though they represent only four
per cent of the total exhibitors.
In addition to the machinery
manufacturers, other exhibitors
at the match will include banks,
oil companies, producers of cars
and trucks, dairy equipment,
farm buildings, household and
garden supplies. also livestock
breeders, chick hatcheries, seed
and fertilizer companies, real
estate agencies, radio and tele-
vision stations and newspapers,
Government agencies and de-
partments also occupy a large
portion of the exhibit area.
S p e c t a t ors to this year's
match will not only witness
some outstanding exhibitions of
plowing. plus the usual 'grudge'
matches between the mayors.
reeves and wardens, but the
exhibits in the Tented City will
afford them an opportunity of
keeping abreast of the latest
developments in agriculture in
Canada. Some of the exhibits
will even give them a glance
at the future.
Other highlights of the event
are:
—Queen of the furrow con-
test, attracting young farmer-
ettes from across Ontario.
—The usual contest for ward-
ens, mayors and reeves. The
list this year is lengthy, and
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
HOSTS AT BAYVIEW—Bill Graham, left, and Archie
Wright, right, were the congenial hosts this past season at
Bayview Golf Course. At the club banquet •on Saturday night
the two men both indicated they hope to be able to return
to the popular spot again next season.
while it always provides plenty will be cooking demonstrations,
of laughs and good-natured hairstyling tips, TV programs
wrangling among the competi- and the always popular fashion
tors, there is no doubt they shows.
take it seriously and the honor — The inter -secondary school
attached is becoming much competition is one of the high -
sought after. lights. These lads can take
their place with the best of
them, pointing up the fact that
the number of competitors for
future years will never di-
minish.
—The many exhibits of
course, are too numerous to
mention. But if farmers want
to maintain their progressive
nature of the past few years,
they all know that a trip to the
Match is a must.
— Colorful parades, complete
with bands and attractive maj-
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for Camp Pendleton, San Diego,
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He is not sure where he will
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MOST IMPROVED GOLFER—Jim Bedard, of Zurich,
won the Charlies Auto Sales trophy for the most improved
golfer this year. He is shown here with his trophy which
he received at the club banquet last Saturday night.
orettes are a part of each day's
activities, and gets everyone
into the gay mood that prevails
at each International.
—Horseshoe pitching may be
a lost art for many in the
younger generations, but the
competition at the Match will
prove once again there are still
many of our Ontario men that
can throw ringers with uncanny
consistenccy.
— Some of the other activi-
ties include a tractor pulling
contest, historical exhibits (get
a preview of our Centennial
year), plus many other events
that will make your visit a real
enjoyment and education.
BLAKE NEWS
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Gingerich were Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Baechler, of
Pigeon, Michigan, and Mr. Amos
Gingerich.
Mr. Gordon Erb and Miss
Carol Erb spent a few days
with relatives at Middelbury,
Indiana, over the week -end.
Mr. Amos Gingerich is spend-
ing a week with Mr. and Mrs.
Heinz Benedictus at Sarnia.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Gingerich
returned home Monday from a
trip to Manitoulin Island, where
they visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Curtis Bender at Spring Bay.
Zurich Chamber
(Continued from. page 1).
garding the construction of a
medical clinic which would ac-
commodate both a dentist •and
a couple of doctors. Plans for
such a building are being stud-
ied at the present time,
At a meeting of the execu-
tive of the organization last
week, the following committee
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, WA
chairmen were named: agricul-
ture, hill Baechler; entertain -
men*, Oscar Greb; finance,
W. Brokenshire; health and
welfare, Dr, C. J. Wallace: in-
dustrial planing, Charles Thiel;
membership, Charles Burgess;.
publicity, Herb Turkheim; re-
tail merchants Milford Doerr;
special event, Glenn Thiel and
Robert Westlake; public affairs,
Gordon Erb; auditors, Albert
Hess allot ri. W. Brokenshire.
EXETER KINSMEN
Present 12th Annual
HARV ST
JAMBOREE
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7
EXETER ARENA
9 p.m. to 2 a.m.
JOHNNY DOWNS
AND HIS 11 -PIECE BAND
FIVE TUNEFUL HOURS OF VARIETY
Everything from the music of Glenn Mille r
to a Go -Go
Door Prizes Spot Dances
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