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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-09-26, Page 9Second SW EXETER., ONTARIO, SEPT MISR 24e 12 ."' WIN 'INTER -CUB •COMPETITION—These veteran 4-H showmen, Who placed (311Q-tWO•- three In the Epeter club Achievement Day Thursday, captured the Huron. inter -club competition at Seaforth Friday as well as winning three county championships. Ger- ald %anis, left; won,top award for his calf and was reserve champion showman. Allan fi RundA, middle,, was awarded reserve championship for his calf and placed third in showmanship. Keith Coates' calf topped the second group o prizewinners —T -.A Photo It Area Youths Eye. Guineas ' tA 1 , placed one-two in both club and ,l_I'll county 4-1.1 beef competitions )L last week, now 'have their sites 4-,1- on the Queen's Guineas award at this year's royal Winter Fair. I( ir.' 'old Wallis, KR. 1 Gran- , 1,/41 ,., •and Allan Rundle, R.R, 3 1 r - cuter, wpo captured ,Huron county grand championshipand reserve grand championship at Seaforth Friday after winning first and second prizes in the Exeter club competitions here Thursday, are now preparing their black Angus calves for the big Toronto show in- November. Both boys should be top con- tenders because their calves won one of the best steer competi- tions in Ontario this year, aet , cording to no less an authority than Fred Campbell, manager of th'e Toronto Stock Yards. "Youmonit go anywhere in the ° ° province and see a better calf show than we've seen here to- day; "Campbell told ,a crowd of ' spectators ,after he'd judged .the It county competition in Seaforth. Members of the 'Exeter club' il 'dominated the Huron show as they, captured three of the four, chaMplonships and first prize in . the club contest. Wallis, who last year won ,the county reserve championship with a Hereford, succeeded in li capturing top honors FridaN, with ,, an Angus he purchased from fc, Prospect Farnis, Arva. ' A top competitor in Huron county beef contests for a limber of. years, the 10-year'-it.1a -.:Giittiiti: youth has been a 4-H member since he was 12. Wallis has won the county showmanship honors in 1956 and 1; in 1954 but he had to settle for second place this year. The fro- phy went to Bill Strong, Dublin. Allan Rundle, son of Mr. and • Mrs. Arthur Rundle ' ofthe Thames Road, made a big jump this year bywinning reserve , county championship honors and third place in the showmanship competition, He didn't place in either of the county contests last year, After Victories I n.County Two district youths, who' Exeter — Ray Cann, Lorne Bal- lantyne and Tom Triebner — won eighth prize. Stiffest competition for the Exeter winners came from' mem- bers of the Kirkton 441 club, An Angus calf shown by Gor- don Hodgins, R. R. 1 Granton, won third-place in the steer show and a grpup of three composed of Gerdon and his .brother, Grant, and Pat O'Shea, R.R. 3 Gran- ton, placed second in the inter- club contest, Huron County 4.H Beef Show Champion, Gerald Wallis, 1 Granton; reserve champion, Allan Rundle, R.R, 3 Exeter, First prize group — Gordon Hodgins, R.R. 1 Granton; Bill Strong, R.R. 1 Dublin; Leroy Rintoid, Whitechurch; Grant Hodgins, R.R. 1 Granton; Craw- ford McNeil, R.R, 2 Lucknow; Charles and Pat O'Shea, RR,. 3 Granton; Les Campbell, R.R, 1 Seaforth; David and Don ,Kirk- land, R.R. 3 Lucknow, Gary Wil- son, R.R. 3 Brussels, - Second prize group —• Keith Coates, R.R. 1 Centralia; John Rhin, R.R. 4 Brussels; Bert Pep- per, R,R. 3. Seaforth; Ray Cann, R.R. 3 Exeter; Don McKerclier, R.R. 1. Dublin; Marjorie Rinn, R.R. 4 Brussels; Marjorie Kie- fer, R.R. 1 Wingham; Bill Camp- bell, R,R. 1 Dublin; Rodger Ciei Ser, R.R. 1 Wingham. • Showmanship — Bill Strong, R.R, 1 Dublin, Gerald Wallis, Allan Rundle. • Exeter 4-H Beef Club Steers —:Gerald Wallis, 1 ,Gran- ton, 375; Allan Rundle, 3 Exe- ter, 373; Keith Coates, 1 Cen- tralia, 371; Bill Etherington, 1 Hensall, 368; Raymond Cann, 3 Exeter, 366; Don Hendrick, 2 Crediton, 365; Tom Triebner, 1 Exeter, 354; Lorne Ballantyne, 3 Exeter, • 360; Glen Lamport, 1 Hensel]. 357; %Don Thompson, 11 Centralia, -355; Bill Ellerington, 3 Exeter, 352; Ray Miller, 1 Woodham, 3561 Senior heifers — John Ethe rington„ 1 liensall 368; • Doris The 18 -year-old Usborne youth Cornish, 356. d has been a member of the Exe- Junior helferS —. Jim Hyde, 1 ter 'club for four years and has Bensall, 360; , Muriel Cornish, 1 shown Angus for three. He our- Woodham, 355. Showmanship — Gerald Wallis, 98; Allan •Rundle, 97; Keith Coates, 96; Bill Etherington, 93; Tom Triebner, 91; Don Hendrick; 89; Ray Cann, 86; Jim Hyde 83; Lorne Ballantyne, 80; Glen Lam- port, 78; Don Thompson, 76; • Bill Ellerington, 74; Doris Cop. ni0, 73; John Etherington, 71; Muriel Cornish, 70; Ray Miller, chased. this year's calf, • which has gained two and three -quar- tet pounds a day, from Eugene, Early, Kerwood, After winning the grand and reserve championship honors, the Exeter -club had little diffi- culty in capturing the inter -club competition for the best group of three calves, The Hereford shown by Keith Coates, R.R. 1 61. Centralia, which placed in the second group in the county Exeter CH Dairy Calf Club • show, fitted in well with the two Angus calves to • bring the Exe- • ter club its fifth win in this com- petition. Another group of three from Junior Holstein heifers — Pat- sy Marshall, •1. Kirkton, 375; Wayne Hern, 1 Woodham, 373; John Bremen,, 1 Hensall, 369; Edward Bern, 1 Woodhull°, 366; Order Now Seed Wheat ,4 Reg. No. 1 Cornell Com. No. 1 Geneses Reg. No. 1 Genesee • Com. No.'1 Corneal Com. No. 1 Dawbul Treated and PACKEDin new jute! • Custom cleaning &.Treating , Seed Whjat • Highest Prices Paid for Wheat, Bar*, Oats; White Beans and Other Graint AkIso Buying Timothy Seed. Let U Quote You. W.C.THOMPSON SONS LTD. PH.32 HENSALL Jim Hamilton, 1 Hensall, 361; Albert Bilstra, 1 Centralia, 358, Junior Jersey heifers — Deter Syrier, 1 Kirkton, 370; Jane Sy- rier, 1 lakton, 367, Senior Jersey heifers—Thomas Bern, 1 Woodhull, 373; Lorne Bern, 1 Woodham, 370; Sandy Kelkman, 24•Kippen, 366. Showmanship—Patsy Marshall, 98; Lorne Hern, 96, Tom Hern, 95; Edward Bern,' 91; Sandy Kolkman, 90; John Bregman, 89; Wayne Hern, 88, Peter Sy- rier, 86; Jim Hamilton, 84; Al-, bert Bilstra, 81; Jane Syrier, 713. Kinsmen 4-14 Poultry Club. Gerald Wallis, 1 Granton, • 180; Marilyn Marshall, 1 Kirkton, 175; Fred Hyde, 1 Hensall, 170; Jim Hyde, 1 Hensall, 168; Marion May, 1 Centralia, 160. Exetet Dominate Hu Members of Exeter clubs cap. tUrea a majority of the top a- wards at litiron County 4-H Championshipshows last week, Posting their best record yet, and perhaps the most outstand- Mg ever achieved bY Members of 4-11 clubs from any one area, district youths captured two grand championships, three re. serve championships and a host of first roup placings in the three county shows in which they competed. Most impressive victories came in the beef calf competitions largest of the county program — in which two Exeter club inern- bers won champion and eserve champion honors with their black Angus calves. The two, Gerald Wallis of R.R. 1 Granton and Allan Rundle of rt.B., 3 Exeter, placed secondand third for showm anshin- The local beef -club also won, for the fifth year in, succession, first prize for the best group of three calves in the county inter- club competition. Wallis, Rundle and Keith Coates of R.,R, 1, Cen- tralia comprisedthis year's win- ning trio, Other outstanding county a- wards won by Exeter district 4-11 members included: Huron 4.11 dairy showmanship trophy, won by F'atsy Marshall, R.R. 1 Kirkton. Three first -group honors in the dairy show, captured by Patsy Marshall, Tom and Wayne Hern, R,R. 1. Woodham, Reserve championship in the county oats competition, won by Lorne Ballantyne, R.R. 1 Exe- ter. Five of the eight first-Ireup placings in the bats competition. - • iembers ron nit e 111111 S MOW I-WkON NOV/,' Two Split Honors In Gyain Seeds Withdrawal of Milton Hooper, R.R. 6 St. Marys, from the grain and. seeds section of Exeter Fair thislftyear. Mr. wide open Mr. Hooper and his son, Glad- wyn, have been the champion years but they did. not show this teixmheib,itors in this class. for many W. S. D, Storey, Seaforth, and Archie Etherington, 11,11, 1. Hen- sel], shared top honors with three first prizes each. Mr, Storey won the fourths and Mr, Etherington, ORM • Arthur Rundle, /LE, 3 Exeter, and Tom Triebner, R.R. 1 Exe- ter, both received two red rib- 2bolnsVsel;arfaotrulh. ear, W, E. D. StOsreY, Oat sheaf, 'Mrs. Delmer Skin- ner, 1 Centralia. 'Pali wheat, Lloyd ,Reynolds, llensal1; Mrs. Hugh Love, 3 Ex- eter; ivan ,Alcelymont, Varna.; W. A. I?. Storey, 2 Seatorth. Feed barley, Arthur rie nate, Exeter; Ivan MeCimmont, Varna. Malting barley, Gordon Strang, 1 Heiman; Mrs, A. E. Whiting', 1 Parkhill: Thomas Bern, Wood- bam ; Thomas Hern, Woodham; Mrs, Hugh Love Alfalfa. W. S, D. Storey. • Red clover, W, S. D. Storey. Aged cow. 'milking. ftoss Mar- shall. NVellington Brock, second and third. Hoisitein Cattle Aged 4.0w, tlr,V. Ross Marshall, A, O. Exeterk • IVellington Brock. „ Heifer, two and over, Marshal', 111'4. and second: Brock. Better, ode to two, 21arshall, first and second. 2unior dairy competition, Ross Alarsball, Wayne Bern, Lorne Her. Senior heifer calf, T horn a s Hern. first anti second.; A. 0, Elliot. Junior Welter ant, 21arshall, Bern, Broek. Shorthorns' "e' PePner.' _ Aged bnil, two and over, Royper, Seafoi-*h toBull, orie ifV4.4kB Peck, per, roy Peper, ° Bull, under one, Pevner, Roy Pepper, second and third. •retgpeedr. c‘r+A.v,i2apetenp.Peerck, Boy F. Heifer, two years, jack Peck, fli.st. and second, IloY Pepper. :Helfer. one to two, W. Pep- per, Roy Penner, Peck. Senior heifer calf, W. 11, Pen. Per. first and ilhird, Jack Peek, Junior heifer nay, W. R. Pep- per, -Roy Peppee. prte.11prpereripl..,perrack, Roy F. Pepper, W. net of sire. W. R. Pepper, Roy Polled Allatin • Herd. Edwards • .Arva; Richard Doane, Thorndale. — ease Turn to Page .10 Penfield Farmer Top Hog Winner Hugh Filson,.Denfield, was the major prizewinner in the bacon hogs competition. He Won all but three of the nine sections. G. Bacon, )3elgrave, won three firsts, four seconds and. three Lastds. year's champion, Albert thuds, The Pen -of -four bacon hog corn - petition attracted the most en- tries in years. Prizewinners will not be known until the results of the carcass judging return from ' the packing house, The hogs were purchased for 34Ih cents, Lorne Passmore, R.R. 3 Exe- ter, won top prize of $25 in the. pen of four bacon hog carcass competition,' it was announced by Fair Secretary Clark Fisher this week. Results received from the Can- ada Department of Agriculture marketing service gave Everett Miller, R.R. 1. Granton, second prize. Cecil Dobson, R.R. 1 Kirk - ton, won third and fourth and • More farmers switch 'to Surges Millters• for safer, faster milk- ing. • (adv't) rain Club embers AlcOlymont, W.' S. D. Storey, Ross Marshall Herd Mixee grain, Arthur Pred MeClymont, Varna ; Ivan R Win County Honors :7„ent,erirr.iNeitTe-r;Y. Corn, half bushel ears, Jack , eter; Thomas Bern. Retains.H H Members of Exeter rain club Delbrid e R 1 Woodhull and .g g captured five of the eight prize Edward Skinner, R,P. 1 Centre - awarded at the Huron 4-H cha.m- lia, • pionship oats competition in Sea- Ralf -bushel grain — • 'Gordon forth Friday, Strang, 1 Hensall, 143; Glenn Lorne Ballantyne, R.R. 3 Exe- Towle, 1 Woodham, 141; Lorne ter, won reserve championship, Ballantyne, 3 Exeter, 139; Garry placing close to Norman Cart- Rowcliffe, 1 Hensall, 137; Ron- wright, Londesboro, who • cap- aid Hern, 1 Woodham; 135; Har- tured top honors. ' ry Towle, 1 Woodham, 132; Garry Rowcliffe, R,R, 1 Hen- Wayne Hern, 1 Woodham, 128; I sal1y. won fburth prize, yielding Harry Segues, .1 Centralia, 126; third place to Rodger' Kieffer, Keith Coates, 1 Centralia, 123; Howick, • Jim Hamilton, 1 Hensall, 121; Don Hemingway, Brussels, Edward Skinner, 1 Centralia, came fifth and three Exeter 119; Dennis Cann, 3 Exeter, 117; members followed hi:n for sixth, Glen Lamport, 1 Hensall, 112; seventh and eighth placings. Fred Delbridge, 1 Woodham, They were Glen Towle, R.R. 1 109; Brian Hern, 1 Woodham, Woodham; Gordon Strang, R.R. 106, 1 Hensall; and Ronald Hern, Sheaf — Rohald Hern, 45; Fred R.R. 1 Woodham. Delbridge, 44; Edward Skinner, In the competition at Exeter 42; Wayne Hern, 42; Dennis Fair, Gordon Strang topped the Cann, 38; Brian Hern, 35; Harry local club in half -bushel grain Jaques, 34; Garry Rowelilie 34; exhibits, Glenn Towle was run- Gordon Strang, 34; Glen Lam- ner-up and Lorne Ballantyne port; 32; Lorne Ballantyne, 29; placed third. Jim Hamilton, 28; Keith Coates, Top award fpr sheaf went to 25. Ronald Bern, followed by Fred —Please Turn to Page 10 Exeter Fair Champions LIVESTOCK , \• Beef Herd Edward Bros., Arva Shorthorn Herd • ,. JaclePeck, Kippen Hereford Herd ' Whitney Coates and San, Centralia Polled Angus Herd , ., Edward Bros., Arva Hogs • Hugh Filson, Denfield * • * * ' * * , Flowers Vegetables Fruit Mrs. A, E. Whifing, R.R. 3•Parkhill South Huron District High School • Fred McClymont, Varna Grain and Seeds W..5, D. Storey, Seaforth * * • * *' * * Ladies Work Mrs. H. A. Fuss, Zurich Domestic 4. Mrs.,Almer Passmore, RA. 3 Exeter Champion Cook Mrs, Almer Passmore, R.R. 3 Exeter • *. * * * * * 4-11 CLUB WINNERS Exeter 4-H Beef Calf Club, Gerald Wallis (Steen.) John Etherington (Sr. Heifer) Jim Hyde (Jr. Heifer) Gerald Wallis (Showmanship) Exeter 4-H Dairy Calf Club ,. Patsy Marshall (Jr. Holstein) Thomas Horn (Sr. Holstein) Peter Syrier (,:r. Jersey) Patsy Marshall (Showmanship) Exeter Kinsmen 4-H Poultry Club Gerald Wallis Exeter 4-1-1 Grain Club • Gordon Strang (Grain) Ronald Hern (Sheaf) Exeter -4-14 Grain Corn Club TomTriebner South Huron 4-H Sugar Beet Club John Etherington Obtain Tfie Highest Prices For Your Pc ultryl ,s0:14) The Riverside Poultry •'COmpanytLlmDsd 'LONDON I) London 74230. PhOno Nomad 680.t'2 It (rain corn Murray Heys,' Gor- don Strang, 'Harvey Hyde. Tiensall; Archie Etherington, 1 liensall, Corn, ln ears, Tom Triebner, Tack Triebner, William Rohde, 1 'Wood ham: Thomas Hem, Grain corn, sheaf, Tom Trleh- ner, Mrs., Harvey Hyde, Jack Triebner, Arthur .Rundle, Ensilage corn, sheaf, Archie Etherington, Lloyd :Me y n 01 d s, Bale liay, vreTcfrie. ;Tn.. 0 n, Chopped, bay, Archie TtIlliering- i ton; Mrs. Delmer Skinner, Mrs. Hugh 0 V Lloyd Reynolds. , Angus Herd Tops Beef The Polled Angus herd of Ecl Ward ,Bros., Arva, retained the purebred, beef cattle 'champion- ship 'of Exeter Fall Fair. The black cattle edged ;, the first-pi...1u Hereford herd exhibi. ted by Whitney Coates and Son, Centralia. Richard Doane, • Thorndale, provided the only competition for Edward's herd in, the Angus class,. • , W. S. O'Neil, Denfield, won six df the eight first prizes in the Hereford class but the Coates' entries, which won the, other two, captured the herd ribbon. In a close three-day competi- tion among Shorthorns, the Jack Peck herd from Kippen placed. first with W. R. Pepper and Roy Pepper, both of Seaforth, ,second and third. • In the dalrysectron, Ross Mar- shall's Holsteins captured five first prizes with the other going to Thomas Hern, R.R. 1 Gran- ton, 'Wellington Brock, R.R. 1 Granton, and A, 0. Elliott, Eke - ter; were among the prize win- ners. Dairy Cattle ii=are year mrizg Brock. Greaten; 'Boy R. Pepper, Siaforth, 4 * Huron County Holstein breeders had ideal weather this year and a good crowd of spectators when 30 enthusiastic exhibitors paraded 153 head to shatter all records of Black and White Shows in Hu- ron County at Blyth on Wednes- day. Ross Marshall, Kirkton, took the premier breeder and premier exhibitor awards with Thomas Hayden and, Sonrunner-'up for both these • honours, Marshall showed the senior and grand champion bull, 'while E. F. Bell, Blyth, had the senior and grand champion ; cow. This is the tenth . year in a row that the Kirkton breeder has won the honors.. • •Maishall's grand champion bull, Rockwood Prince Rocket, winner of the class for bulls three ;years old and over was made grand champion over the junior champion lot% his sharp ness of shoulder and depth of capacity. The junior champion who was made Reserve Grand was Stonehouse Souvenir Star, first, prize senior yearling shown by. Peter Simpson, Seaforth. The Reserve Senior champion bull was the winning two-year- old, Shore Recount, -shown by Wellington Brock and Son, Gran- tdn, and reserve junior was the winning senior bull calf, Meadow Glade Rocket, shown by W. Hume Clutton, Goderich. Last year's reserve grand champion female, Lillian Rano- stone Milestone, Won the senior and grand championship this year for Ed. F. Bell, Blyth, after winning the •class for cows four years and underfive in milk: The reserve senior champion winner of the class for cows three years and under four not in milk, was Sandell Pietje Trademark, shown by Sandy El- liott, Exeter. She was a large cow, well balanced with a good rump. VE CORN ...SAVi DOLLARS SAVE TI WITH A NEW McCORMICK Nkomo, kk 1491,41444. himi4P4lutt pun typ44. , pm* of die. Pick cleaner, finish sooner! It pays all ways to own a nevi' McCormick Com Picket and be ready when your crop says, W. SaVe down arid leaning torn *get every cob that's on the stalk,' including thy nubbins and hard.to, get.itt ears–let 4 to 8 extra bushels per are. There's a new McCormick Corn Picker to match.your acreage, crop and power . „. tct gliteyotrelepood- able, lowtost picking in any weatherf shy condition of crop, season after seasert. Your al dealer is the Malt to 046C6fosick 1:11, hscloYAIAY 24a,, jill type*plo dr,s. see today, Fs W. HUXTABLE toter Phone 1534 Alf4aw heavyoguty Metamit14 Meohied Wm. Story, Seaforth, showed the junior champion female, Spring Pond trademark Anna, winning juniori yearling . heifer, who was reserve grand cham- pion. She was a large, deep, sharp heifer, walking on a good set of legs. The reserve junior championship 'went to the win- ningThenior yearling, Meri Acres Oandy, shown .by Ross Marshall., Judge Gordon Innes, Woodstock, had a difficult decision with the class for two-year-oId in milk, as there were many outstanding, heifers with good' udders. The heifer calf classes were -extreme- ly strong in quality, many of the, Ross Marshall had six firsts, among them the two-year-old in milk, the senior herd, the junior herd, and the winner of the class —Please Turn to Page 10 Gordon stone, Zr placed fifth. • The •chamPlOill Carcase wax ex- hibited by Mr, Miller with the reserve going to Lorne r40- ..inore. • Baron Hoge Roar, two and over, 'Buell F11. son. Penfield; Albert Bacon. Del. grave; POUglas 1.4earY an4 $tM Boar, one rear and under two, Filson, Leary, EVerett Manton. • Boar, under one year, .4460411. Leant. Sow. two years and overrill, son. Leary, Filson. Sow, one year and under Iwo. Filson, Bacon, Bacon, Dear/. Sow. under one year and. over atx months, Filson, Bacon. tear, Sow under 6 months, BaCOlito first and third, 'Filson. Pair of bacon 1100, liteettg, Leary, Fusee. Board under 6 ;months, Filson, Bacon, second and third. Couple Share Saddle Wins • Mr. and Mrs, Fred Darling, Exeter,captured first and sec- ond prizes in two of the saddle horse competitions in the $2,000 horse show at Exeter Fair Thurs. day. The Exeter butcher and his wife placed one-two in the trail horse contest and aiNo in the flag race. , James Currie, Atwood, won the bpen stock competition and Bert Armstrong copped the saddle race. Jumping stakes were captured by Joanne Mihell, Wilton Grove, and Tup Ironsides, Arva, won the knockdown and out competi- tion, Wallace Munrp, Embro, cap- tured the special prize for the best five horses entered by .one exhibitor. shiers* Dorset ' Tforned—Preston ear Son,ing and Exeter, Oxford Downs—C.yrus E..„;.LOW- den. 1 Smithville; 20. L. -210Tag- Anyin; Don Dearinlry Ex- nixet er. .. - • . ! Shropshire 2. Paris; Raymond CMfort, 1 A • ' St. nn s. Lincolns—A. 3D Steeper1sa. Craig. • Leicester—W.„t R, • T'eppere gen. forth; Ralph "Y'oung ' 1. ea:1liter Cent re. Southdowns -- W. E. Gate. s, Glencoe; Emerson Lowden1 Smith- ville. Suffolks—b.aymond Coinfort, Horse's Clydes—Peter 14, Graham, 'Mar- ion. 'Wagon Horses—Three-year-glds,Brt37171!D:ni r fob ,t:11 Wroxeter; teams hi harneis, bride, Pitch, Daniels. " , Percheron. -- Orval Be' Thorndale. Belglans—AlvIn Laratnie, Har- row; Elmo Pritchard, Lucknow. Pour horse hitch Bestard, Laramie.P r i t c h a r d. 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