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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1958 ZURICH Citizens NEWS
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� � Sale C Dunham Holstein cows,
$1.65 to $200; Hol-
stein J� [� �ry ^
calves, $12 to $28; Durham
calves, $35 to $49.
Stacker steers sold up to 28e
a lb.
550 pigs and 125 head of cattle
and calves were sold.
Prices
Weanling Trigs, $12.25 to $15.40;
chunks, $1.6.50 to $19; feeders,
.22.50 to 25:,25; sows, $85 to $105,
DRYSDALE
(By Al. Fred Duaharme)
1VLr, and Mrs. Frank Ryder, Lon-
don, and Mr. and Mrs, Lean Bed-
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ard took last week off and mot-
ored to Windsor. They also stop-
ped over at Chatham, 'Tilbury and
other places calling on relatives
and friends. They returned home
1 by way of London acrd Kitchener,
where they have relatives.
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When you come to
the C.N.E. be sure
to visit the
Hydro Building,
Just Northeast
of the new fountain.
Aug. 20- Sept. 6
TORONTO
Of all the electric appliances that help
to make our lives more pleasant, an electric
refrigerator is a good example.
Particularly on these hot summer days when it
is a regular "port of call" for all the family.
And at mealtime --even when unexpected guests
drop hi—you're sure to be popular
with those delicious cold plates and crisp salads
that an electric refrigerator enables you
to serve at a moment's notice.
live better... ELECTRIC
'LECTRICITV DOE$: S
ONTARIO
...COSTS O LITTLE
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Miss Jeanne Corniveau, of this
neighbourhood, spent a few dies
this past week visiting with rale.
tivea , Blake,
Mr. and Mrs, Noel Laporte and
family, Drysdale, motored to Lon-
don on Sunday visiting their child-
ren in that city.
Miss Alice Ann Duohaxam , of
the Blue Water south; is spending
a ,flew days. with the Hartmann fam-
ily in Zurich.
Interesting Wedding
A, marriage of interest took
place in the St. Joseph Pettish.
Church when Peter .Masse, son
of the famous Masse family, ex-
changed vows with Jean MadP71.-
erson, formerly of Nova Scotia.
The mass and ceremony took place
at 9 a.m.., the celebrant 'being the
parish priest, Father Poisson. In
the evening a reception was given
them in the Zurich Coxnrnunity
Centre where a large crowd at-
tended to wish the young coupler
all Of the best in their new life.
The young couple left on a hon-
ey moan trip .after the celebration
and will be away for some time,
On their return they will reside
in this neighbourhood,
Sumner Over
This week the suanmer holidays
for many will .become a thing of
the past. School children. who
have enjoyed freedom and roamed
.at large for the past two months
will again be called to continue
their school duties rofienraeto
their school duties for another
year.
Adults from cities or from other
places who have left their post of
duty tin shop, office, or in other '
places employed, will also have to
return. However, they swill be
resigned to their past vacation
and enjoyment, they will feel the
pinch of it after inhaling the
balmy breeze which sweeps across
the lake at all times. They will
also miss their daily tbath and
their sun tan, also their little
trek along the beach and country-
side,
When they return to their hom-
es all of these Little incidents will
only be past memories for them
to think of. As time passes on
it cures all, they will forget the
gaiety of their vacation and will
again adjust themselves to thelir
daily routine, There is not much
they can do but live in hope and
await for the corning of another
year.
The "Rhilites" of Detroit made
a return visit to the Fred Pap -
luau Cottage, on the Blue Wat-
er Highway. Twenty-five young
people from Detroit had a most
enjoyable weekend with Mrs.
Kaninski, Detroit. as their chap-
erone,
McLaren Reunion
The fiirst McLaren reunion was
held at Seaforth Lions Park on
Sunday with a good attendance.
Sports were under the direction of
Mrs. Hugh Henderick, and Mrs.
Alex McBeath. During the supper
hour business was conducted and
officers elected for 1959.
President ds Glenn Bell, Hen -
sail; secretary, Roy McLaren, Lon-
don; sports, Mr, and Mrs. Gerald
Bell, Mr. and Mrs, Bob Bell, Hen-
sall; lunch, Mr, and Mrs. Roger
Venner, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Ven -
nor, 1 -louse 11.
Sports winners were: Races, five
and under, Kathryn and Karen
Hendrick; six to eight, Gwenneth
Hendrick, Mervyn Bell; eight to
ten, girls, Barbara Duncan; ten
to12, boys, Douglas McBeath, Ed-
ward Johns.
Young ladies race, Marlene Bell,
Marion Bell; young men's race,
Ross McBeath, Earl Bell; married
ladies race, Mae Duncan, Jean
Johns; married men's race, Gilbert
Johns, Gerald Bell; kick slipper,
girls, Gwenneth Hendriick, Barb-
ara. Duncan; boys, Mervyn Bell;
married ladies, Marlene Bell, Mild-
red Bell; men, Ross McBeath,
Earl Bell.
Pinning elothes pin, Marlene
Bell; nail guessing contest, Jack
Duncan; ,filling pop bottle, Don
McLaren, Gwen Chapman; Bob
and 1Vtariene Bell; necktie race,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLaren, Lond-
on; lucky plate, Mrs. Glenn Bell;
picking clothes pin off rope, Mrs.
Glenn Bell; putting clothes pin tail
milk
bobble, Jean Johns,
The 1959 reunion will be held
fist Sunday in August at River-
View
iverView Park, Exeter.