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CARD .OF THANKS
I wish to take this opportunity to
thank my fellow Reeve and Council-
ors and Road Superintendent and also
friends and neighbours who made
personal calls and remembered me
with cards and letters and treats
while I was an eye patient in Vic-
toria Hospital, London.
E. 'J. Willert
ZURICH FALL FAIR
Tuesday marked another day of
Zurich Fall Fair, and the weather-
man was not any too kind although
it might have been worse. That cold:
autumn wind just fairly seemed to
penetrate ones clothes. Many of the
attendants at the event wore their
big heavy winter coats, and woolen
socks were brought out of the sum-
mer storage and slipped on for the
afternoon, and what a comfort it
was to be thus clothed. Nowhere on
the grounds was these a warm spot,
as the sun and wind seemed -to
come from the same direction. And
as a consequence the gate receipts
fell down considerably from last year
The various places of entertainment
were not so well patronizeci as were
the hot dog and hamburger booths.
The merry-go-round running only at
times, as did other amusements.
The Thamesville band gave a good
account of themselves, as they play-
ed du ing the afternoon. They led
the parade to the grounds, followed
by the various school children which
was indeed a lovely sight. a -
The town was nicely decorated
with streamers and' other decorati-
ons, which were taken care of by the
Zurich Lions Club, who in place of
the, usual concert, as there was no:
troop available, put on a bingo in
the town hall, till it was time for the
dance to commence which was well
patronized
ess .
The . inside department was a
most lovely sight for a fair of its
size as mostly all classes were well
filled with fruit, vegetables, etc., in
the ladies department, domestic sci-
ence, etc., it was also nice. and plenty
of everything, the school childrens'
showing were much admired by the
people, and the line of study and
work in schools are so different now
from the days we took up the three
R's, that, we feel the youth of today
are getting a much better training
than in• former years. This should,
of course lead up to even a better
generation of people than we are.
In the outside departments there
was an exceptionally fine showing of story wedding
Mr. dincake ce aand rtable
live stock, cattle were outstanding for the
as were sheep, hogs and poultry. To Hauch's 25th wedding anniversary,
see those lovely fowl and the cold Sunday, September 28th. The good
and shivering winds blowing, made spirits rose high and a very enjoy -
one think of the good old fowl sup- able time was spent. The gifts, all
per. Some real nice horse flesh was in silver, were most beautiful, show -
shown and- was interesting indeed to ing the high esteem the couple are
watch .the judging of the same. And held in. The evening speer' by, far
so another fair day has made history. ,too fast. A delicious luncheon was
served and an abundance of it.
The following are prize winners: 'Their many friends, though not
Owing to some confusion in the present thatesent evening,cntijoin
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horses and cattle judges books which health and ha.. mens. more. and Mrs.
have to be straightened out by the Hau h are ble ees with two foes
Secretary we are withholding these. daughters, Mises Shirley anti rlrvis,
until next pLrb11Ca11oti. and reside on a fine farm on the 14th
SHEEP concession.
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W. I. To Meet!
The Zurich {Women's Institute will
hold their first regular meeting on
Monday night, October 6th at '5 o'-
clock sharp. Every member is re-
quested to be present. Visitors are
especially welcome. A demonstration
Will be given.
Prize Awarded
Mr. Ralph Krueger has been a-
warded the "Helen M. Benson Prize"
for highest standing in Astronomy
in the University of Western Ontario
1947 Summer School He also re-
ceived first and second class stand-
ing in two other sulbjects he took
last summer.
END OF FAST TIME
.With the passing of the weer, -end
we turned our clocks an hour back
to Standard Time, and now we have
ari hour more daylight in the morn-
ing and an hour less in the evening.
Buil we are glad to get back to the
Standard time again, for the average
Canadian the change means an end
to the confusion which arises nearly
every spring from the patch -work
manner in which towns and cities ad-
opt the fast time. Farmers generally
dislike the daylight-saving system.
They. arose with the sun anyway in
the 'summer and kept their crocks on
Stamlard Time. Railways stuck to
St€esdard Time throughout the sum -
mel' "and the only difference the
change means to them is an adjust -
Moat of schedules to fit into the
geisgral standard time system. We
do .riot like confusion, and this time
btli ''ess surely has created a great
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25TH ANNIVERSArtY
A great surprise party took place
on Saturday evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Haugh, 14th con-
cession, Hay Township, wne,, relati-
ves, neighbours and friends gather-
ed at their home and upon their re-
turn home from Grand Bend, ac-
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Urban
Pfile. They were greeted with a
group of Shivereers as the lights
were all turned on. A company of
50 were in a celebrating spirit and
welcomed them home from Grand
Bend. Entering the house a four -
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Lincoln sheep — A D. Steeper
took all prizes in this class.
Oxford sheep — Orville McGowan
and Don. Deering took all prizes.
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Shropshire 0. McGowan
all prizes.
Leicester — D. Graham took all
prizes.
Special, --3 best beef type, W. A.
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& Son; Harold Johnston S'pec-
ial, J. Wright; Dr. Coxon special, H.
Wright; Director's Special, J. Wright
E. Lindenfield special, H. Wright;
T. Eaton Special_ bacon hogs, J•
Wright; Eaton special, lambs, A.
Steeper, D.. Graham, A. McGowan.
—H. Snell, Judge.
POUT; rItY
Barred Rock, Utility pen, F. Mc-
Clymont and 2nd; Utility pen W,
Leghorns, 3. Battler, E. Laird; 1
Homburgs, J. Battler won all these;
'Barred Rork <, .1. Battler and E.
Laird won all; W. Rocks, ootid, Mrs
Weber, F. McClyrnont, hen 1. Rattler
McClymont, cockerel C Pepper, I'
McClymont, pullet, C. Pepper, F.
Meelymont; Dark Drahamas. J. Bat-
tler took all; Illk. Minoreas, H. Laird
and F. McClynront took all ; Brown
Leghorn:,, Mrs. Weber and h. Lail
took all; S. C. Legharns, J Battler,\Leonard Merner, Pres., or Mr. A.
E. Laird, D. Dearing took all; Buff 1'lielick. Buss leaves Zurich about
`Orpingtons, B. Laird, F ;axe.("lymont 15.30 p.m,
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tures as previously advertised for the
Sunday School Rally program failed
to arrive from Toronto. This was to
be a talking Religious Film based on
the bible story of "The Good Samar-
itan" and "Who is my. Neighbour?"
but having failed to arrive it appears
to have gone astray in the shipment
of it from Toronto. As a substitute
for that The (general Films Co., in
Toronto is now sending a similar
Film entitled "Suffer Little Children'
based on ChrisisMessa;e in His
Sermon on the Mount, for next Sun-
day evening. Oct. 5th.
The local Brotherhood of the Ev-
angelical Church here is planning to
attend the Canada t'oefertnce Bro-
therhood Rally at Emmanuel Evan-
gelical Church, Waterloo, in a body
on Friday evening. A. Guenther buss
providing transportation for about
45 mon has been chartered for the
trip. Men desiring to go should make
their reservations early. See Mr.
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One only Snow Bird Electric,. Washing Machine
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