Zurich Citizens News, 1971-09-23, Page 39THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1971
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L est winners in horticulture
class : t;Zurich Fall Fair
FRUIT; Plate of fall apples;
Ralph Geiger, Plate of winter
apples; Connie Steinbach;
Tomkins, Ralph Geiger, Connie
Steinbach.
Snow Apples, Ralph Geiger,
Mrs. David Blackwell
Spies; Connie Steinbach, Mrs.
David Blackwell,
Greenings: Ralph Geiger
McIntosh; Ralph Geiger,
Connie Steinbach.
Cortland: Ralph Geiger, Con-
nie Steinbach,
Wagners: Mrs. David Black-
well.
Delicious: Ralph Geiger, Con-
nie Steinbach.
Maiden Blush: Ralph Geiger.
Pears; Ken Gascho
Prunes: Ken Gascho
Grapes: Fred Mommersteeg
Plums; Mrs. David Blackwell,
Mrs. Stewart Blackwell.
Grapes: Ken Gascho, Mrs.
David Blackwell.
Plate of Ontarios; Ralph Geig-
er.
VEGETABLES: Harold Johnston
Special; Mrs. Edgar Willert,
Sebago Potatoes; Mrs. Edgar
Willert.
Late Potatoes; Mrs. Bert
Selves, Stewart Blackwell.
Early Potatoes, Stewart Black-
well, Mrs. Edgar Willert, Mrs.
Bert Selves.
Display of Vegetables: Mrs.
Herb Beierling, Mrs. Edgar
Willert, Mrs. C. Inthout.
Beets: Mrs. Edgar Willert,
Mrs. David Blackwell, Mrs.
Elizabeth Riley
Carrots (long); Mrs. Edgar
Willert, Herb Beierling, Mrs.
Gus Soudant.
Carrots (short); Mrs. V.L,
Becker, Mrs. Edgar Willert,
Martin Becker.
Parsnips; Mrs. Edgar Willert
Tomatoes - red; Mrs. Edgar
Willert, Mrs. V, L, Becker,
Mrs. Steward Blackwell
Tomatoes - green; Mrs.
Stewart Blackwell, Mrs. Bert
Selves, Mrs. David Blackwell.
Tomatoes - yellow- Mrs.
David Blackwell, Mrs. Stewart
Blackwell.
Onions (yellow) Ken Gascho,
Mrs. Elizabeth Riley,
Harvey Rohner.
Onions (Spanish), Ken Gascho,
Mrs. Ruth Willert, Airs. Gus
Soudan.
Pumpkin (pie) Mrs. V.L.
Becker, Marty Becker, Mrs. D.
Blackwell.
Pumpkin (yellow) Steven
Walper, Miss M. Becker.
Pumpkin (largest) Steven
Walper, Miss M. Becker, Mrs.
. R. Willert.
Citrons, Steven Walper, Miss
M. Becker, Mrs. H. laeierling ..
Squash ; Miss Marion Becker.
Squash - Pepper; Mrs. 0.
Schwartzentruber, Mrs. H.
Beierling.
Cabbage (early) Mrs. R.
Willert
Cabbage (late) Mrs. R. Will-
ert, Airs. D. Blackwell
Cabbage (red or blue), Mrs.
R. Willert,
Watermelons, Mrs. D. Black-
well, Mrs. S, Blackwell,
Muskmelons; Mrs. Mary E,
Gingerich.
Corn Bantam; Mrs. R. Willert,
Mrs. D. Blackwell, Mrs, H.
Beierling.
Corn - Sweet; Mrs. R. Willert,
Mrs. H. Beierling, Mrs. S.
Blackwell.
Cucumber (slicing) Mrs. V. L.
Becker, Mrs. D. Blackwell,
Mrs. R. Willert.
Cucumber (pickling) Ken
Gascho, Mrs. B. Selves, Airs.
S. Blackwell.
Cucumbers Largest) Mrs. C.
Inthout, Mrs. S. Blackwell,
Mrs. H. Beierling,
Cauliflower, Mrs. H. Beierl-
ing.
Garden Beans; Mrs. H. Beierl-
ing, Mrs. S. Blackwell, Mrs.
R. Willert.
Peppers - red- Miss Marion
Becker, Mrs. Mary E. Ginger-
ich. Steven Walper.
Peppers - green - Miss Marion
Becker, Mrs. Bert Selves, Mrs
R. Willert.
White Radish - Mrs. H.
Beierling, Mrs. D. Blackwell,
Cucumbers (long) Mrs. 1-1.
Beierling, Ruth Willert, Mrs.
D. Blackwell.
Mrs.
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Bayfield Village council
was advised to replace wooden
sign posts with metal ones be-
cause there are too many of
the wooden posts being damaged
In its regular meeting, coun-
cil noted damage is being done
to the wooden posts by vandals
and observed that this was a
crime, subject to severe pen-
alties under the criminal code.
In his report at the meeting,
road superintendent Tohn Lind-
say, informed council that the
village's stockpile of gravel
would last for another season
but recommended that an ad-
ditional source be located at an
early date,
In accordance with policy
laid down for sidewalks on main
street both Pat Graham and
Cliff Utter were reimbursed
in small part for the new side-
walk in front of their respective
stores,
The reeve suggested that
small litter bins on steel pipe
be erected along main street
and on the beach in time for
next summer.
The reeve also suggested that
the Goderich Detachment of
Ontario Provincial Police be
written a letter of appreciation
for their efforts to maintain
law and order in the Village
during the past summer.
It was drawn to the attention
of the Council that four more
of the street signs had been
stolen. There are now more
empty sign posts that there are
signs.
Don Warner reported that
culverts and catch -basins on
Tuyll south of Cameron have
been installed, Grading operat-
ions of streets will be soon
started to fill in potholes. A
request had been made to re-
move brush on Argyle Street.
A clean-up of stumps on the
north part of Tuyll street is
to be started.
Little girl: "Why do we have to
pray for our daily bread every
day? Why couldn't we pray once
a week, or once a month?"
Older sister: "To get it fresh, of
course."
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Reg York reported that the
installation of the new lights
on the Highway had been compl-
eted.
The life preserver on the
North pier was reported missing
but was found later washed up
on the South beach. It will be
restored to its original location
to be available for any future
emergency.
A second draft of the Village
Official Plan was reviewed. It
will be forwarded for comments
to the Department of Municipal
Affairs and subsequent further
review by Council.
Reev Oddleifson was given
authority to discuss further det-
ails of a Beach Management
Agreement wi th the Village
Surveyor and Solicitor,
Tenders for the Tuyll-Camer-
on-Margaret Drainage Scheme
were opened and referred to a
special meeting of Council to
be held September 9, 1971.
A Special Meeting of Counc-
il was held on September 9,
to consider tenders submitted
for the Tuyll-Cameron-Margar-
et Drainage scheme.
It was decided that 'oe Brand-
on, a former employee of the
Department of Highways and
a resident of Bayfield would be
the Engineer in charge of the
job and also the construction of
the outfall works on Tuyll
Street. Seaforth Drainage Co.
was awarded the contract for
Phase 1, less outfall works and
catch -basin No, 1. All catch
basins and drainage tile will
be purchased and supplied by
the municipality.
It is expected that this Phase
No, 1 will be completed by
the middle of October.
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