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ZURICH Citizens NEWS
MR. AND MRS. JOSIAH GEIGER, Zurich, celebrated
their 50th wedding anniversary on Sunday, when rela-
tives of the family gathered at their home for the occas-
ion. The couple. were married in Toronto on September
8, 1908, and have lived in Zurich ever since.
(Staff Photo)
Natural !I each of Potato Tops Makes
est Potato Chips; Keeps Color Longer
While it is often desirable to tial chirp plant and made satis-
kill potato tops with a chemical factory chips. However, after star -
top killer to facilitate harvesting,
this practice may have an unde-
sirable effect on the chipping
quality of the tubers.
D. C. MacKay and G. W. Hope
of the Kentville Experimental
Farm, noted an apparent change
in starch -sugar metabolism of the
stored tubers and a darkening in
colour of resulting chips.
A test was carried out on Net-
ted Gem tubers from two Similar
fields, one of which was killed
with sodium arsenite while green
while the other was allowed to die
naturally.
Tubers harvested from both
fields were accepted by a comarner-
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age at 43-45 degrees F. for five
months and reconditioning at 70-
75 degrees F. for two weeks, tub-
ers from the killed field made dark
unacceptable chips, while those
from the untreated field remained
of excellent color -and • quality.
It seems. that though tubers
from the killed field contained
little reducing sugar at harvest,
after storage and conditioning,
theyshowed a high concentration
of sugar, which. is known to be
associated with +browning. Tubers
from the field with died naturally
had slightly more reducing sugar
at harvest but considerably less
after storage and conditioning.
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WEDNESDAY',. SEPTEMBER: 10 ]195
NEWS OF DASHWOOD
(MRS. E. H, RADER, Correspondent)
Dashwood WI
The first fall meeting for the
Dashwood Women's Institute was
held Tuesday, September 2, with
the president: in change of the
meeting.
The treasurer reported a bal-
ance of $121.67 in the• bank. She
a15o stated that the first bank
book with a dollar had been pre-
sented Martin Becker, new son
of Mrs. Valentine Becker.
The president and secretary,
Mrs. Arneld Kuntz and Mrs. Ski
Baker had attended the 50th an-
niversary of the Seaforth WI,
which. they reported was really
worth while. The public relations
representative, Mrs. Ervin Rader,
was asked to obtain the names orf
all girls who wished to take the
4-H prioject, "The Cereal Shelf",
this 'Fall.
The Agricultural and Canadian
Industries group, with Mrs. Emil
Becker as convener, Was in charge
,of the program and Mrs. Charles
Snell presided. The roll call was
answered by bringing homemade
candy, which was auctioned off
at the close of the meeting..
Mrs. Emil Becker discussed the
motto, "Waste No, Want Not".
Mr. Harold Hooke, secretary -
treasurer of the Ausable Field
Authority was guest speaker, and
showed interesting pictures, of
the Aux Sable Conservation. He
stated that the Ausable territory
was 6683 square (miles, and there
was many such projects across
Ontario ranging in size from 15,-
000 square miles to 100 square
miles, with the main, purpose—
water, wildaUife,and forests.
A display of canned fruits and
vegetables was donated to South
Huron Hospital.
G. N. 0. Club Meets
The first meeting of the G. N. O.
Bridge Club was held last Thurs-
day evening, at the home of the
retiring president, Mrs. James
Hayter.
New officers, are: president, Mrs.
Ray Guenther, vice-president, Mrs.
Stewart Wolfe and secretary, Mins.
Harold Schroeder.
.Mr. and Mrs,. Stewart Wolfe
and Eric accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. George Wolfe, Toronto, sp-
ent last weekend in Montreal with
Mr.and Mrs. Murray Wolfe and
fainly.
Mrs. Philip Fassold is confined
to bed after snufferling a nasty fall
at her home. Fortunately she suf-
fered no broken banes.
Goshen Line Decoration Day
The Calvary E.U.B. congrega-
tion and interested friends of the
Goshen Line and Dashwood
cemetery observed 11/Lenuorial and
Decoration Day services on Sun-
day.
Graves were decorated with
flowers, (but due to rain the ser-
vli!ce was !veld in the church, Rev..
G. L. Gross,. Winghaan, . was the -
guest speaker. Dashwood Citizens
Band and the church choir f rn
ished the music.
Celebrate ]3irtliday •
A few friends and relatives held
a surprise (birthday party for Mrs.:
Mon Dieters at the home of Mrs.
and Mrs.. Lorne Becker on Sat-.
urd'ay eventing.
'iVIr. and Mrs. Allan Schmidt,
Platteville, spent Sunday with Mir.
and 1VLrs. Henry Becker.
Mrs. Fred ,Schroeder is a pat-
ient at St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon-
don, where she underwent an op-
eration.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Taylor and
family, Waterloo, spent Saturday
with Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Rader.
Mr. Herb Geiser, Dearborn,
Mich., spent the weekend wfitht
his brother, Chester.
Leave For College
Mr. Arthur Rader and Miss
Pauline, Beaker, members of Zauoat
Lutheran Church, left Tuesday to
attend the Lutheran College at
Eidmronton, Alberta. Bath were
presented gifts by the Walther
League.
Arthur, who was a teacher in
the Sunday School, was present-
ed with a gift from the Sunday
School as well: as his class.
Attend Anniversary
The Ladies Aid of Zion Luth-
eran Church were guests of Zu-
rich Lutheran Ladies Aid on Sun-
day evening, on the occasion of
their 50th aniiversary.
PLAN T'+r, ATTEND THE
Saturday on , a Sept 20
ag er and Better Than Ever"
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SATYR) AY NIG T -. 9 un in the ZHICH ARE t: A
LL
ESTLING
FEATURING STARS OF TELEVISION
MONDAY LOO F.M.
MONSTER PARADE — '`'WINO ® EXHIBITS
FERRIS
son WHEEL
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eri`7L .YC
IN
THE
ARENA
Cattle Show — 4-H Club Exhibit — Farms i chinery Displays
7 p.m. IN THE ARENA
HORSE SHiIPW
With "Tory" Gregg as Master of Ceremonies
See the Best Variety of Horses Ever Shown in this District
Biggest Prize Money Ever Paid
DANCE TO FOLLOW — Musk By Des Jardine Orchestra
NEVER A DULL MOMENT
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