HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1976-07-28, Page 7UNDER SIX MONTHS—The baby show at the Zurich fair was the best attended event of the entire day.
Above are the winners of the under six months category. Left to right, first prize went to 5 month old
Crystal, daughter of Gord and Bev. Bierling, Exeter; second was Jenifer, 3 month old daughter of Bonnie'
and Bill McNutt of Exeter and third was Rosemary, three week old daughter of Vincent and Marilyn
Thompson of Parkhill. photo by McKinley
SIX TO TWELVE MONTHS—It was hard for the mothers to keep their children still long enough for the
judges to talk to them all, but somehow they managed. Winners are, left to right, first Jacqueline, 10
month old daughter of Edward and Judy Toth of Woodstock; second Cory, 7 month old son of Delores and
Cliff Gingerich of Zurich and third Niclole, 7 month old daughter of Patrick and Elaine Jeffrey of London.
photo by McKinley
TWELVE TO EIGHTEEN MONTHS --It was tough going for the judges at the Zurich fair to decide on
winners in this class but the final results ended up as follows. Left to right, first Kelly, 18 month old son
of Don and Bonnie Schenk of Zurich; second Shelli, 13 month old daughter of Faye and Keith Rader,
Zurich; and third, Charles, 16 month old son of Jean and John Pimperton, Denfield. photo by McKinley
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Citizens News, July 28, 1976 -Page 7
6th Friedsburg Days
Preparations are being com-
pleted for the sixth annual
Friedsburg Days which will be
held in Dashwood Friday and
Saturday of this week.
The entire community has,
banded together to produce
entertainment and food for the
expected large crowds, Several
new attractions have been added
to an already well developed
program.
Several work nights have been
held to line up the food. About' 30
were at Merner's Meat Market on
Monday, July 19 to prepare the
main appetite satisfiers.
About 1,000 pounds of sausage
were manufactured, cooked and
then put into freezers. Hugh
Boyle and Doug Riddell were the
sausage makers while Jean Ford
was in charge of cooking more
than 800 pounds of sauerkraut.
One change in the format this
year will be the fact all activities
will take place at the Community
Centre and pavillion 1 grounds. In
other years sporting events were
staged at the athletic field.
The food and refreshmentltents
and booths will be open from 5
p.m. to midnight on Friday and
from noon to midnight on
Saturday.
The main attractions Friday
night will be a talent show and
selection of Miss Friedsburg.
A new event, a soap box derby
will start Saturday's action away
a 10:30 a.m. Racing will take
place on the hill south of Dash-
wood near the farm of Earl
Stebbins. Anyone wishing to
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for gardening
Always wear substantial foot-
wear—not sandals or running
shoes—when gardening, and use
gloves when handling hedge
clippers, knives and thorny
plants. Plan your gardening
duties and don't overextend
yourself, says the Ontario Safety
League. Use a little safety -
consciousness.
enter the derby should contact
Herb Piper.
Judging of parade entries will
begin at 1 p.m. Saturday with the
actual parade leaving the athletic
field an hour later.
Arm wrestling preliminaries
will start at 3.30 p.m. with tug-of-
war going at 4 p.m. Also at 4, a
pet show will be held. Emphasis
in the pet show will. be put on
novelty entrants with prizes for
longest ears, hair, etc.
The sports finals will continue
at 7 p.m. and a dance will follow
at 91p.m.
Sports director Jack Ford is
anxious to receive more entries
for the tug-of-war in both the
senior and pee wee divisions.
Ford is looking for local entries.
He asks anyone in Exeter,
Hensall, Zurich, Dash-
wood,Grand Bend, Crediton,
Centralia or surrounding areas to
field a team.
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Friday,. July 3
Midway Opens
Sauerkraut/Sausage
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Talent Show and Beauty Queen
Saturday, July 31
10:30 Soap Box Derby
Noon Bavarian Garden
Noon Sauerkraut/Sausage = 4.00 Pet Show
1.00 Midway & Games E 4.00 Tug of War
1.00 Judging Floats F. 7.00 Sports Finals
9.00 Dancing
2.00 Colossal Parade
3.30 Arm Wrestling