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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-06-15, Page 11, f • NOVICE SHOWS GRAND CHAMPION CALF—Judge Bruce Glenn, left, casts an approving eye at the entry of Bill Snow, Jr., RR 1 Woulham, which won The T -A trophy for finish in the Hensall. Feeder Calf Club Friday night. Bill, a grade student at SS 2 Usborne, also won reserve champion honors in junior showmanship. Not bad, considering it was his first year in the club! —TA photo t.. HENSALL CLUB'S TOP SHOWMAN—George Townsend, RR 4 Seaforth, was named the grand champion showman in the feeder calf club competition at Hensall Twi- light .Fair Friday, He receives his trophy from Howard Scene of W. G. Thompson and Sons Ltd. At right is Joan Sinclair, RR 3 Kippen, who was champion junior showman. —TA photo Fieldman comments Fame support grows, sees plants late in '62 By J. CARL 11EMINGWAY the winner, Mist Wilma Dale • .• HFA Fieldmari , of RR 1, Clinton, Best wishes The Dairy Co-Orclinating will accompany her for the , Board and the dairy princess same success at the C.N.E. competition chairman, in par- FAME sales coming ticular, are to be congratulated At a meeting, June 5, of the , on successful trtangements board of directors of Farmers' made for their annual contest Allied Meat Enterprises the at the Clinton Spring Fair. share sales campaign was re - Appreciation is expressed to viewed. Up until the end • of a1) the girls taking part. All of May cldse to $400,000 has been you did creditable job and of sold. This is nerhapS a record •course special compliments tti. of shara capital raised by a • !' k ; 110411114liffill11,1111110111,1111,11111410110iiimilltiliilliin l , lll 11i11111141v1111111(111 ll I ll llllllll SEEDL BEANS MICHELITE and SANILAC Reg. 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The exhibitico was opened by Huron 'MP Elston Cardiff and Warden Ivan FOrsyth fol- lowing a school parade led by the Clinton Commtnity concert Band with• its corps of major- ettes. President Earl Dick, RR 1 Cromarty,, described the show as "one of the best we've bad yel;". Prizes for marching went to, SS No. 7 Ilibbert, under IVIrs., J. Baker; SS No, 10 Hay, under; Mrs. Freda Norminton; and! SS No. 1 Tuckersinith, under' Mrs. Laurabelle Reichert. Children who won cash prizes during the evening were Allan Sararas and Pamela Sangster, , $5.00 each; Billy 'Finney, Ann I Pearl Lawrence, Virginia Shorthouse, Brian Smillie and Michael Davis, $2.00 each. Perth still dominates ers meet iunior farm Perth County Junior Farmers retained possession of the Whyte Packing Co, trophy at the Perth -Huron Junior Farm- er Field Day held in Mitchell Saturday. The Perth group has held the trophy continuously' since it was put up for competition in 1953. Final score was Perth, 65 points, Huron 45. William. Strong, president of the Huron County Junior Farm- ers, presented the trophy to Roy McKay, president of the Perth Juniors. Mr. McKay said that the score from the morning events was all in favor of Huron, but Perth recovered during the afternoon, and clinched the title inthe evening when the Stratford square dance group captured honors. Stratford will now represent the county at the Guelph field day later this month. The score was Stratford 90 points, Howick Junior Farmers, 85, and Seaforth Junior Farm- ers, 841/2 points. • Judges •for the souare dance competition were Harold Mc- Neill of Stratford, and 1\Torman Ferguson of Exeter. Huron defeated Perth in the boys' softball game; 3-0, while the Perth girls blanked Huron 21-0. In the basketball tournament, Huron girls defeated Perth. 20- 8, while the Perth boys defeat- ed Huron 36-30. Huron won - the tug-of-war event, 5 points to 3. Other scores Track and field: girls 75 - yard dash: Perth, Bessie His- lop; Perth, Bernice Steele; Huron, Lynda Dykeman; run- ning relay, Perth, Bessie His - 101); Huron, Marilyn Marshall: Perth, Verna Hamrner: girls' softball throw, Perth, Bernice 'Steele; Perth, Verna Hammer; Perth, Bessie Hislop. Sack race, girls, Huron, Lyn- da Dykeman; Perth, Bernice Steele; Huron, Beatrice Daw- Cy_CotoGy sta. AM13111014 IS A eooct• oisw Fent A MAU IF HE St A50).15. 1-11- V..irri4 COMMON.) SET-JSE..,/ SEE US FOR Baler Twines NATIONAL SUPERIOR (The best imported twine at very low cost,) BRANTFORD (Canada's top quality with extra length.) Use Chipman Chemicals For Weed Control You'll be surprised at the low cost. 33% Atroprils Now Selling at Clearance ',rice Only $79.00 Ton Stop Those Flies Now With Purina Fly (Wit' This Week's Swig -Offer: 11/2 Ihs, !NO. $1.00 SALE—Only AIS 10 it Req. $3.50 SALE—Only $3.00 son. Boys' sack race: Perth,. G. 'Martin; Huron, D. McDougall; Huron, Allan Kundle, Boys' 100 - yard dash; Perth, Graham Mar- tin; Perth, Bruce Gray; Perth Bob Harrow. Boys' 220 -yard dash: Perth, G. Martin; Perth B. Harrow; Huron, Mr, Mulvey Running relay: Perth, G. Mar- tin, J. Nichol, B. Gray, B. Harrow; Huron, J. Crozier, D. Proctor, M, Hoover, and J. Sprung, Perth. Shot put; Perth, G. Martin; Perth, C. limners; Huron, Al- lan Rundle, CoUples' tie race: Huron, Marilyn Marshall, T. Triebner; Perth, Helen. and Graham Martin; Huron, M. and B. Dawson. GRAN • FEED • SEED fif.R 735 WHALENCORNERS KiI2VTON35R1 • Fat hen produces *corrugated' egg An egg with unusually deep and numerous ridges in its shell has been on display in The T -A window. it was pro- duced by a bird in the flock of Charles Browning, • Crediton. The ridges are -caused by contraction of muscles in the tract of a particularly fit hen, according to Charles Shane, Hillcrest SL, poultry production inspector with the federal dep't of ag,riculture. Although ridges are not uncommon, "this egg has deeper ridges and more Of them than any I've seen be- fore," he commented. The ridges are something like' those found in 2 pumpkin, although not so regularly spaced. Watch your sunbathing! Con- stant exposure to direct sun- light ages the skin, reports Reader's Digest. There is evi- dence, too, that consistent over- exposure to sunlight produces skin cancer. calf "Taro -et" hi the auction In the raffle conducted bY sale which fa/lowed. The ani - the society, the brdge set wasina1 was purchased by Alf won by Mary Dixon, Exeter, , schen, Honsau, and a made -to -measure suit! "Target" won the nod for prize went to Bobby Wilson, Brucefield. ,iinish from Judge Bruce Glenn, The horse $how .fea timed.' :farCyanofadaialpgaacrkeetrsieaonveBrrotaldie. keen coinpetition in both heavy , foot, RR 2 icippen, Third prize and light classesas well as went to the calf shown by Joan the saddle divisions. Major Sinclair, RR 3 Kippen, who winners included Nile Shantz, was the winner of the junior Plattaville, Clydesdales; Wal- showmanship competition. lace Munroe, Embro, carriage Besides taking the finish anti roadstor; Fred Jones, Bel- award, Bill snow also placed ton, fine 'horses and Shetland; Allan Paris, Wagon and Seennd in the junior sh°wITI". shi class ni kin hi initi I Grand champion shoWrn;rtt selected lAY Bill Strong, Presi- dent of Huron Junior Farmers,was George Townsend, RR 4 Seaforth, who received the W. G. Thompson and Sons Ltd. trophy. Ile also won the Hen- sall Co-op $10 cash award for senior champion. sho%vman. Reserve winner in both classes was Jim Papple, RR 4 Seaforth. A total of 32 boys arid girls competed for the trophies along with $100 cash prizes. Top eight winners in each division were: Finish — Bill Snow, RR 1, Woodham; Margaret Jean Broadfoot, RR 2 Kippen; Joan Sinclair, RR 3 Kippen; Larry 13a1lantyne, Exeter; Don Pim- ple, RR 6 Seaforth; Ralph Triebner, RR 3 Kippen; Tom Prout, Exeter; Jim Morrissey, Crediton. Gain — Bruce Papple, RR 4 express; Orval Bestard and entry into 'the club a spectacu- Seaforth. (460); Jim Cooper, Son, 1.'horndale, F'ercheron; lar one It's the first tirrie in RR 2 Kippen (430), Reg .D,Ick, Mrs. Hazel VVallis, Granton, Hensel (410), Ken Vivian, I f h Loretta Dickson, Luton, and novice has captured two of the Fred Darling, Exeter, saddle, major awards, Whitney Coates and Son, RJ Top prize for gain, and the 1 Centralia, captured both herd E. L, Mickle and Sons Trophy, and get-of-siaat awards in the went to Bruce Papple, RR 4 Hereford cattle class, as well Seaforth, who put 460 pounds as six individual classes. Run- on his calf. The reserve award ncr-up was Barbara Watkins, Londesboro. Other purebred cattle win- ners were Elmer Ribey, Under- Staffa (400), Tom Prout, Ex- eter (39), Doug. Prout and Gerald Townsend, RR 3 Sea - forth (tied with 385) and Bar- rie Mou,sseau, RR, 1 Hensall (380). Senior showmanship—George Townsend, RR 4 Seaforth; Jim went to 61/2 -year-old Jimmy Papple, RR 4 Seaforth; Mar - Cooper, RR 2 Kippen, whose steer gained 430 pounds over garet Broacifoot, RR 2 Kippen; Ralph Triebner, RR. 3 Kippen; the winter. Tom. Papple, RR 4 Seaforthz. wood, Angus; W. E. Parker, Bruce Papple, RR 4 Seaforth; Watford, Shorthorns; K e i t h If you're planning on boost- Reg Dick, Hensall, and Ken Rader, RR 3 Zurich, Holsteins. ing the yield of that all-grasS Vivian, Staffa. Best market animal of the pasture with fertilizer — make junior showmanship -- Joan show was exhibited by Bob sure it's all -grass and not most- Sinclair. RR 2 Kippen Bill Kinsman, Cromarty. Parker ly bare ground and weeds. Snow, Exeter; Brian Triebner, and Ross Broadfoot, Kippen, QAC crops man Stan Young RR 3 Kippen; Don Papple, RR won the butcher steer classes. says you won't be getting your 4 Seaforth; Gerald Townsend. Prizes ill the breedersspe- fertilizer money back on poor RE 3 Seaforth; Larry Bailin- cial class were won by Kirks. grass stands; it's better to tyne, RR 1 Exeter; Dcama man, Rader, and • Hoffman plow the field down and re Whitehouse, RR 2 Kippen; Bros. Dashw1 seed. ood. Garry Dietz, RR 3 Kippen. 411 NEXT TIME USE BALER TWINE EXETER DISTRICT CO-OP Phone 287 Collect Beside CNR. Station • e've Calf/ Best Baler—Best Baler Twine — BEST DEAL EVER WE'RE READY 10 put a new NicCoettlick 46 baler (and McCormick Saler Twine) on trial on'youriarrn,..and let you be the hitige.We'vefireVed that, this outfit oulAales thein all, but we Want you to prove i tea. We knew that a new 46 is the haler you 'heed, hand we want you to know how easy it is to 'buy one. 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