HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1952-09-25, Page 11THE TIMBS-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 25, 1352
Exeter-Hensall Groups
Aid World Convention
The Hensall-Exeter branch of
the Women’s Christian Tempe
rance Union convened at the
home of Mrs. Welsh. Exeter,
Tuesday afternoon, September
16 for their September meeting.
Devotions were led by Mrs.
William Cook assisted by Mrs.
Welsh. A beautiful poein was
contributed by Mrs. W. J. Py-
bus, Mrs. E. Geiger, president,
conducted the business period. A
substantial sum was donated to
ward the Hospitality Fund for
the World Convention to be held
in Vancouver next year.
Plans were made for the visit
of Mrs. Beth McKay to this area
of Huron County in October.
Mrs. McKay is Provincial Field
Secretary for the W.C.T.U.
The meeting closed with
prayer by Rev. C. W. Down. The
hostess served tea and cookies.
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line featured, pointed lace
panels. A lace headdress held
her finger-tip veil and she car
ried a small hand-cascade of
orchid, stephonatis and ivy.
The bride’s attendant, Mrs.
Gordon Black, wore a waltz
length'gown of cornflower blue
embroidered net over satin, a
matching velvet headdress and
carried a cascade of white shasta1
mums. Groomsman was Jack
Watson, Detroit, cousin of the
groom and Fred Smithson, the
bride’s .brother, and William Pit
were ushers.
To receive guests at the re
ception held in the Glen Allen
restaurant, the bride's mother
wore a dress of light blue crepe
with navy accessories and a cor
sage of pale pink accessories.
The groom’s mother assisted,
wearing a dress of forest green,
black accessories and a corsage
of white carnations.
After the reception, the couple
left on a wedding trip to the
New England states and the
bride wore a navy and white
wool dress, navy accessories and
a gardenia corsage.
EDGEWOOD
Mr. and Mrs. George Moore
and family, of Thorndale, visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Moore and family.
Mrs. Kenneth Garrett and
child arrived home from London
hospita] Monday evening.
Miss Betty Lou Garrett spent
the weekend with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Garrett.
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Dunlop,
Earl Middleton, Delmer West
man and Leslie Moore arrived
home Sunday evening after a
week in the Muskoka district.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Westman
were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Powers, Lon
don, Saturday evening, when the
latter celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Kew, of
Glendale, visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Metters.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold West
man and child, of London, visit
ed with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Westman.
Mr. Tom Pye, of London,
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Moore and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ropel, of
London Township, visited Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Zubal.
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ton, A. Craven, Ailsa
single hitch over 15.2,
, Munro, first and second,
ding, St. Thomas, Ross McKague,
Belmore,. A. Schlueter, fifth;
single hitch under 15.2, Wallace
Munro, A. Harding, Ross Mc
Kague, Ed Schroeder, Hensall;
team, Wallace Munro, A. Har
ding, Ross McKague, A. Schlue
ter.Roadsters: Filly or gelding,
three-year-old, A. Craven; foal,
A. Craven, first and second,
Whitney Coates, Franklin Skin
ner, Exeter; single hitch 15.2
and over, Wallace Munro, firs*
and second, A. Craven, A-
Schlueter; single hitch under
15.2, Wallace Munro, first and
second, A. Harding, A, Schlue
ter, Wallace Munro; teams, Wal
lace Munro, first and second;
special tandem hitch, Wallace
Munro, Elmer Johnson, Ed.
Schroeder, A. Harding; ’’Hopper-
Hockey special, best roadster
foal, A. Craven.
Wagon Horses: Brood mare,
A. Craven, II, Wallace, Granton,
A. Craven, A. Schlueter; foal, A.
Craven, Lloyd Stewart, Exeter,
A. Schlueter; three-year-old, A.
Craven; two-year-old, A. Craven;
one-year-old, A. Craven, A.
Craven, A. Schlueter; single
hitch, A. J, Atwell, Belton, Ross
McKague, Belmore, Carmen Mat
thews, Cainlachie, A. J. Atwell;
team, A. J. Atwell, Carmen
Matthews, Ross McKague.
Percheron: Three-year-old, E.
Pritchard; single hitch, Zimmer
man. Bros., E. Pritchard, second
and third, Zimmerman Bros.;
tea, Zimmerman Bros., E. Prit
chard.
Belgian: Three-year-old W. H.
Tuttle, Woodstock; single hitch,
W. H. Tuttle, first and second;
team, W. H. Tuttle.
Light Draft: Single hitch,
under 1,600, Peter Graham, Il
derton, Zimmerman Bros., Peter
Graham, Zimmerman Bros.;
team, Peter Graham, Zimmer
man Bros.
Heavy Draft: Single hitch,
over 1,600, Peter Graham, Zim
merman Bros., Peter Graham,
Zimmerman Bros.; team, Peter
Graham, Zimmerman Bros.;
four-horse hitch, W. II. Tuttle
and Zimmerman Bros., Peter
Graham, Zimmerman Bros.,
Pritchard and A. J.
Grafton’s special, best 5
Zimmerman Bros.
Hunters
Open Hunter: Miss
Braden, Windy Hill Stables, Lon
don, Miss Sandra Ironside, Arva,
Jerry Rundle, London, Martin
VanTright, (Rundle horse),
green hunter, Miss Sandra Iron
sides, Jerry Rundle, Miss Nancy
Braden, Martin VanTright; per
formance, Miss Sandra Ironsides,
Miss Nancy Braden, Jerry
Rundle, Martin VanTright;
handy hunter, Miss Sandra Iron
sides, Martin VanTright, Jerry
Rundle, Hugh Wilson, Exeter;
saddle, English tack, Miss Nancy
Braden, Jerry Rundle, Miss San
dra Ironsides; western tack,
James Currie, Atwood, Roy Oke. Seaforth, Miss Wilma Coates,
Exeter, James , Chappel, Crom
arty; potato race, Bob Presz-
cator, Lome Preszcator, Sandra
Ironsides, Miss Maureen Stewart.
Special for foal of Pal-O-Mine
Tio, Keith Heywood, Mrs. Hazel
Wallace, Whalen, Whitney
Coates, Robert Wildfong.
Poultry
Individu al
Clifford F.
Dashwood;
Pepper; Art
hen, _
Clymont, Varna, Art Schlueter;
cockerel, Clifford Pepper, Art
Schlueter; pullet, Cliffor^ Pep
per, Art Schlueter; Wyandottes,
cock, J. D. Douglas, Stratford;
hen, J. D. Douglas; cockerel, J.
D. Douglas; pullet, J. D. Doug
las; barred rock, J. D. Douglas
(all classes); White Rock, cock,
J. D. Douglas, Art Schlueter;
hen, cockerel, pullet, J. D. Doug
las. Rhode Island Red, cock, J.
D. Douglas; hen, cockerel, pul
let, J. D. Douglas; New Hamp
shire Red, cockerel, pullet, J. D.
Douglas; Black Giants, cock,
hen, cockerel, pullet, Clifford
Pepper; Sussex, hen, Art Schlue
ter, Linwood; Minorcas, A.V.,
cock, J. D. Douglas, Art Schlue
ter, Clifford Pepper; hen, J. D.
Douglas, Clifford Pepper, Art
Schlueter; cockerel, J. D. Doug
las, Art Schlueter, Clifford Pep
per; pullet, Clifford Pepper, J.
D. Douglas; White Leghorns,
cockerel, Art Schlueter; pullet,
A.' Schlueter; Brown Leghorns,
cock, J. D. Douglas, A. Schlue
ter; hen, J. D. Douglas; cocke
rel, J* D. Douglas; pullet, J. D.
Douglas; An con as, cock, A.
A. Schlueter; hen, A. Schlueter;
cockerel, Clifford Pepper; pullet,
Clifford Pepper; Australorps,
cock, Ivan McClymont, Varna,
Clifford Pepper; hen, Ivan Mc
Clymont; Clifford Pepper; cocke
rel, Clifford Pepper; pullet,
Clifford Pepper; Cochins, cock-,
hen, bantams, Clifford Pepper;
Seahrights, Art Schlueter.
Geese
Embden, Art Schlueter, Varna
(all classes); Toulouse, A.
Schlueter (all classes); A.O.V.,
A. Schlueter (all classes).
E.
Atwell;
horses,
Nancy
birds — Brahmas,
Pepper, R.R. 1,
Orpington, Clifford
Schlueter, Linwood;
Clifford Pepper, Ivan Me
Ducks
Muscovy, A. Schlueter (all
classes); Rouen, A. Schleuter
(all classes); A.O.V., A. Schlue
ter (all classes); Wyandottes,
cock, A. Schlueter; Clifford Pep
per; hen, A. Schlueter, Ivan. Mc
Clymont; Clifford Pepper; cocke
rel, Clifford Peppef; pullet, Clif
ford Pepper; Barred Rock, cock,
Art Schlueter, first and second}
hen, Clifford Pepper, Art Schlue
ter; Ivan McClymont; cockerel,
Clifford Pepper; pullet, Clifford
Pepper, A. Schlueter: White
Rock, cock, Clifford Pepper, A.
Schlueter; hen, Clifford Pepper,
Ivan McClymont; cockerel, Clif
ford Pepper; pullet, Clifford
Pepper; R.I. Red, cock, Clifford
Pepper; hen, Ivan McClymont,
Clifford Pepper, A. Schlueter;
cockerel, Clifford Pepper; pullet,
Clifford Pepper; New Hamp
shire Reds, cock, Clifford Pep
per, A. Schlueter; hen, Ivan Mc
Clymont, Clifford Pepper; cocke
rel, Clifford Pepper; pullet, Clif
ford Pepper; Sussex, cock, Art
Schlueter, Clifford Pepper; hen,
Clifford Pepper; cockerel, Clif
ford Pepper; pullet, Clifford Pep
per; White Leghorns, cock, Clif
ford Pepper; hen, Clifford Pepper; -- ------ ‘ ~ 'cockerel, Art Schlueter;
pullet, Clifford Pepper.
Utility Hens
Leghorns, cock, clifford
•per; Art Schlueter;
ford Pepper; Rocks,
Pepper; Sussex, Clifford
Wein’s Special, Clifford
Sheep
Dorset Horn: Preston
and son, Exeter, all prizes; Ox
ford Downs, Don Dearing, Exe
ter, all prizes; Shropshire
Downs, Fred Gurney, Paris,
major prizes, J. B. Kennedy, II-
derton, won second for shearling
ram; Lincolns,
Ailsa Craig,
ers, William
all prizes;
Kennedy,
Tom Robson, Denfield, won four
firsts, one second and one third,
Murray Shoebottom, Denfield,
won three firsts, five seconds
and three thirds.
Cattle
Holsteins: Aged cow, Ross
Marshall, Kirkton, first and sec
ond, Montie Dobson, Kirkton;
two-year-old heifer, Ross Mar
shall, first and second; one-year-
old, Ross Marshall, R. M. Berry,
Pep-
Clif-Reds,
Clifford
Pepper;
Pepper.
Dearing
A, D. Steepei,
all prizes; Leicest-
E. Pepper, Seaforth,
Southdowns, J. B.
Ilderton; Suffolks,
London, Ross Marshall; heifer
calf, Ross Marshall, Montie Dob
son, R. M. Berry; bull calf, Ross
Marshall, R. M. Berry, second
and third; bull calf, one year
and ov§r, Ross Marshall, Montie
Dobson, Ross Marshall; specials,
W. C. Pearce, best dairy calf
shown by exhibitor under 18,
Ross Marshall, Montie Dobson,
Ross Marshall; T. Eaton Co. and
Exeter Motor Sales, best get of
sire in cattle class, Ross Mar
shall; Traquair Hardware, Fink’s
Butcher Shop, best calf in club,
Jack Taylor.
Pigs
Boar, two years and over, Alf
Warner, Bayfield; one yearjand
undei* two,
field, first and second;
one year, Alf Warner, Hugh
son, second and third; sow,
year and under two, Hugh
son,
and
son,
and
Alf
Andy Dixon, Exeter, Robert
Hern, Granton; pair bacon hogs,
A. F. Chappel, Cromarty, Ivan
Stewart, Kirkton, Hugh Filson;
boar under six months, Hugh
Filson, Alf Warner, second and
third, Hugh Filson; specials,
Ed’s Imperial, best pair hogs,
Hugh Filson.
Cattle
Shorthorns: Roy Pepper. Sea
forth, all prizes.
Polled Angus: aged cow, Ed
ward Bros., Arva, Bert Klopp,
Zurich; one-year-old heifer, Ed
ward Bros., first and second,
Bert Klopp; heifei* calf, Edward
Bros., Bert Klopp, second and
third; bull calf, Edward Bros.,
first and second, Bert Klopp;
bull, one year and over, Edward
Bros.; bull, two years and over,
Bert Klopp, Edward Bros,; best
Polled Angus, Edward Bros.
Herefords: aged cow, John
McGregor, Hensail, James Coul-
Hugh Filson, Den-
under
Fil-
one
Fil-
one
Fil-
first and second; under
over five months, Hugh
Alf Warner, second, third,
fourth; sow under 6 months,
Warner, first and second,
Dixon, Exeter,
tis, Belgrave, H. C. Wright and
Son; two-year-old heifer, John
McGregor, James Coultis, John
McGregor, James Coultis, John
McGregor, James Coultis; heifer
calf, Robert Hern, Granton,
James Coultis, John McGregor;
bull calf, John McGregor, Robert
Hern, James Coultis; bull, one
year and over, James Coultis,
Robert, Hern, H. c. Wright and
son; bull, two years and over,
H. C. Wright and son, John Mc
Gregor, James Coultis;
Hereford, H. C. Wright <
Grades: steer calf,
Etherington, Hensall.
Herds: four head,
Bros., John McGregor,
Coultis; three head,
Bros., John McGregor,
Coultis; open herd,
Bros.
W. C. Pearce Special,
Dawson, Hensall, Tom
R.R. 3, Exeter.
Traquair Special:
Dawson.
Usborne Baby Beef:
Dawson, Tom Easton,
Rundle, Exeter.
Agricultural Society, baby
beef, Roy Pepper, Murray Daw
son, Tom Easton, Hugh Rundle.
Result of
among South
Institutes for
was Hensall,
Hurondale.
l-H (Tubs Results
Calf Clubs: beef, Murray Daw
son, Tom Easton, Keith Coates,
Hugh Rundle, Ray Cann, Arthur
Mitchell, John Pym; dairy, Jack
Taylor, Bill P i nc o m b e , Tom
Hern, Jim Etherington, Harry
Dykstra; showmanship, Tom
Easton, John Pym, Jim Ether
ington, Jack Taylor, Arthur
Mitchell, Keith Coates, Murray
Dawson, Tom Hern, Hugh Rud-
dle, Harry Dykstra, Ray Cann.
Grain Club: Arthur Mitchell,
Edward Hern, Jim Etherington,
Tom Hern, Bob Hern, Bill Pin-
combe.
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