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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-09-28, Page 11:M. 1.6. .:'N ..'< CHAMPION 4.H BEEF SHOWMAN—.Grant Hodgins, Rit 1 Granton right, won the Huron county 4-H beef showmanship title at the championship show in Seaforth Friday. i-I&s a member of the Kirkton calf club. Runner-up for the cotinty honor was Bud Yeo, RR 3 Clinton, left. —T -A photo rr BROTHER, SISTER SHOW CHAMP STEERS—Ken and Lila Black, Belgrave, showed the champion and reserve champion Queen's guinea steers at the Huron 4-H beef championship show at Seaforth Friday. In third place came Gale Wilson, Brussels, the girl who saved her call from the fire which broke out in her father's barn re- t...,•,, —T -A photo aft CHAMPION FEMALE HEREFORD—Whitney Coates, RR 1 Centralia, shows his Hi Lea Lady Vern who was judged grand champion female Hereford in the regional show at Seaforth Fair Friday. She also won the senior and grand championship female awards at Western Fair. —T -A photo Parker Shorthorn herd. wins beef championship The Shorthorn herd of W. E. Parker and Son, Watford, won the beef championship at Exe- ter Fair. Parker captured both the male and female championships n the Shorthorn division, thenthenot on to take the beef herd award over. the Hereford' win- ner; W. S. O'Neill, RR 4 Den- field, en-field„- O'Neil showed the champion llerefoid bull but the on female award went to Whi Son, RR 1C Top winne gus competi merman, Dairy, hog Ross Ma was the t Holstein c( ".Tops in William Tu 3 Brussels, s Chattlplonel hionshlp tem and sons, 1, Hard -- w, 'run:boll And sets, GPI of airs POLI r'hamplon Olin "iinunerf Herd -- t' df 1 n i, f i rif if ff, holt fif Bros., Granton, Richard Doan, RR 1 Thorndale. Get of sire Zimmerman, Hod- gins, Richard Doan. HEREFORDS Champion bull, W. S. O'Neill, RR 4 :Denfield; champion female, 'Whitney Cfiates, RTt 1 Centralia. Herd O'Neill, Coates. Get of sire — O'Neill, Coates. BEEF CHAMPIONSHIP Recd --•• W. B. 'Parker. and. Son, RR Watford; W, S. O'Neill, RR 4 Dentield. v.. wood; Leighton Shantz, New Ham- burg; Don Walters, Woodstock. Roadsters — Filly or colt. Mrs. Don Croft, Rockwood; single 15.2 and over, Alden Craven, Ailsa Craig, Wallace Munro, •F.mbro, Don Croft; teams, Wallace Munro, Alden Craven, Don Croft. Carriage, ... Single 155,2 and over, M Wallace unro, Willis Lingelback, Bmbro. Hackney — Single hitch, Lyle Hislop, Stratford, Don •Valuers, --Please turn to page 12 Second Section xeferZimes- :EXETER, ONTARIO, .SEPTEMBER 28, '1961. uocafc Two double winners j 4-H championships in 4-H contests here 1Kirkton club member Lorne Tern and Edwin Kers take were .double winners in the 4 -If competitions at Exeter Fair, Lorne Hern captured first fo prize r senior Holstein in the -Exeter calf cliib and also wen dairy showmanship honors, Ed- win .Kerslake showed the best steer in the same club and Won the beef showmanship. Other winners in the Exeter club were • Wayne Hern, for junior Holsteins and. Robert Brown, for junior Shorthorn heifer, Gordon Strang led competi- tors in the sweet corn ' club with a first and a second in achievement day results. He scored his first for grain, which was judged at the canning fac- tory, and his second for re- port. Joan Westcott submitted the best report. Dennis Lamport won show- manship honors in the Stephen beef calf club with runner-up honors going to Emerson Gill. Top senior female was shown by Jim Finkbeiner while Larry Taylor exhibited the best jun- ior female. STEPHEN CALF CLUB Junlor female — Larry Taylor, Glen, Rats, • Senior female -- lin Fink- beiner. Wayne Raiz, Emerson Gill, Larry Rats, Dennis Jamport, Isola Shapton, Ken Raker, BUIy Alorenz Don Baker. :Steers -. Brian CBI. tops Huronshowmen Showmanship Dennis Lam - Port, Emerson GM, Larry Taylor., Olen Rat., 1Vayne Rata, Larry Ritz, Bob Shipton, Ken Baker, 11111y Morenti, Don Baker, Jim kinkbeiner, Brian Gill. SWEET CORN CLUB Grain (Judged at factor}) .Cordon Strang, Rill .H herington and Keith Siring tile), John Etherington, Fred :Hyde, Margaret Jedward Jphns and Allen Oke Elle.), John Oke, Barbara Bern. Lorne Bern, Wayne Bern, Ron Oke, Kathryn. Oke, Ken Oke and Joan Weslrotl (tie/. Report —• ,loan liVestcolt, Gordon Strang, Kathryn Oke, Ken Oke, Ron .011e, John :k,tleringlon, Gill 1Ji.therington, Allen Oke, Fred Hyde, `i a r g a r e t Hyde, Keith Strang, John Oke, EXETER CALF CLUB Junior Holstein -, Wayne Hern, Barbara Hern, itis liarshall, Luuk Muliwuk, Date `McAllister, Ray- mond .`Horne, Larry Bern, Gary Simpson, Gerald Finkbeiner. Lar- ry Lynn, i:dward Johns. Senior holstein -.- Lorne 'Bern, Ronnie Doti, Neil McAllister, Robert Forrest, John Langford. Angus steers — Edwin Kerslake, Douglas MrBrlde, Junior Shorthorn heifer—Robert Brown, John Brown. Dairy showmanship -- Lorne Bern, Iris Marshall, Nell Mc.Mljs- ter, Dale McAllister, :Barbara Bern. Beef .showmanship Edwin Kerslake, :Douglas McBride, John Brown, Robert Brown, Marshall top winner in black, white show There was an increase in the two-year-old Edgeware So - both exhibitors and Cattle at vereign Rocket, a very large the Huron Black and White animal with strong, open ribs Show held Sept. 22 at Seaforth and a good rump, The reserve Fall Fair, where 23 exhibitors grandchampion was the junior brought 104 animals. Judge champion bull who headed the Hardy Shore,rshGlanworth,, placed the ribbons, Ross Marshall and Morley Lan - named Kirkton, was nin, of Dublin. He was Over - named premier exhibitor with hill Citation Bill, a . very clean lf, well-balanced and Reginald McNeil, Clinton, rue - cut ca ner-up, and Reginald McN smooth, was premier breeder with Ross Marshall, in second place. Among Ross Marshall's win were the Senior and grand champion bull, the junior and reserve grand champion bull, the senior and grand champion cow and the reserve junior champion female. The grand champion bulk was G member of the Kirkton calf' Ken Gemmell, RR 2 Kippen, club -- won the Huron 1:ounty won the Huron .county swine 41f beef showmanship compe- championship for the best indl- tition at Seaforth Friday. victual gilt. Reserve honors He succeeds Bill Strong, RR I went to Ernest Lewington, RR 1 Dublin, who has dominated 2 Brussels, Showmanship hon - the county showmanship contest ors were won -by Ken Papple, for the past three years. Strong RR 5 Seaforth, :and Barbara became overage this year, Turnbull, RR 2 Brussels, Reserve champion honors In the 441 dairy champion went to Bud Yeo, RR 3 Clln- ship show at Blyth last week, ton, Ivan Howatt of RR 1 Belgrave won the showmanship award and his sister, Dorothy, was runner-up. Ivan's calf placed first in the dairy heifers, other than Hol- steins, born prior to Jan. 1. Winners of other calf classes were: Gail Storey, Seaforth, best Holstein heifer born after Jan. 1; Keith. Cartwright, RR 1 Londesboro, other heifers born after Jan. 1; Raymond Halla- han, RR 3 Blyth, Holstein hei- fer born prior to ,Ian, 1, rant liodgins, Granton, — a Wins swine title in the county showmanship sweepstakes, the silver tray award was won by Ivan Howatt, Belgrave, the dairy .champion. Runner-up was Bud Yeo, 'l'he county champion and re- serve winner in beef, swine and dairy competed for the sweep- stakes, taking turns showing the three types of livestock, Beef calf winners A brother and a sister from Belgrave won Huron county 4-H beef championship honors for steers at Seaforth fair Fri- day. The title went to red-haired Ken Black and his Shorthorn steer Reserve honors were won by his sister, Lila Black, who also exhibited a Shorthorn. In third place came Gale Wil- son, Brussels, with the calf she rescued from the recent fire which burned h e r father's barn, Two members of the Kirkton club — Grant Hodgins and Mo- nica O'Shea. — placed in group one among the steers nomina- ted for the Queen's Guineas competition. Grant won fourth prize and Monica was award - class for junior bull calves for ed. ninth. Heifer championship honors went to Ross Wightman, Bel- grave, and. Georgina Kieffer, RR 1 Wingham, In the senior heifer class, Donald Weigand of Dashwood placed third; Bob Hoffman, Dashwood, was fifth, and Ann O'Shea, Granton, sixth. The Blyth -B e l g r a v e club swept first and second prizes in the inter -club competition of groups of three calves. Kirkton placed' third, Bayfieldwas fifth and Zurich placed eigth. Huron county crop report By D. H. MiLES Huron Ag Rep Monday and Tuesday's rain curtailed harvest operations but was accepted by most peo- ple as fall crops could use The reserve junior bull was Meadowglade Hope King, a strong dairy -like animal who was first prize junior yearling bull for William D. and W. Hume Clutton, of Goderich. The senior and grand cham- pion female was Meri Acres Dinah shown by Ross Marshall in the class for aged cows in milk. Dinah was a grand cham- pion of this show in 1956 and reserve champion in 1959. She is a large cow with a lot of dairy character and was show- ing in good bloom. The reserve senior and re- serve grand champion was shown by Elston Speiran, Brus- sels, a new exhibitor. She was Fordlea Betty Pearl, who headed the class for cows three years old not in milk. some moisture. The junior champion female Farmers are busysilo filling was the winning senior year- - the crop is fairly mature. ling, Spring Pond Tr ac y, There are still some people shown by William Storey, Sea - sowing fall wheat. The crop forth, while the reserve junior generally looks good. was the first prize junior year- ling, IVieri Acres Francine, shown by Ross Marshall. Tra- cy is a large smooth heifer walking on a good set of legs and Francine is a sharp look- ing heifer with a good top. In the group classes, Ross Marshall showed the first prize senior herd, junior herd, dairy herd, the first prize sen- ior get of sire on get of Rock- wood Prince Rocket and the Etherington hogs win Archie Etherington, RR 1 Hensall, won the bacon hog competition sponsored by Exe- ter District Co-op at this year's winning progeny of dam on a fair. group from Meri Acres Faith. His pen of . three was judged The Gluttons showed the win - best of a dozen entries sub- Hing junior get -of -sire on a mitted by area farmers. group by Meadow Glade Roc - Report received this week kat. Ross Marshall. showed the from the govt grading inspec- first prize four-year-old cow in tor revealed that Etherington milk, and two-year-old dry also produced the champion cow. carcass in the competition. The reserve award went to Clifton Jaques, RR 1 Centra- lia. • ' Runner-up to Etheringfon in the pen class was Earl Hoist, RR 1 Crediton, with Mr. Ja- ques placing third. Other prizewinners were Lorne Passmore, RR 1 Exbter, who placed fourth and seventh; Irvin Stahls, RR 1 Crediton and Gerald Prout, RR 3 Exeter. Expenditures on new univers- ity construction in. Canada in 1960 totalled $99.3 million, com- pared to $81 million in 1959 and $63.3 million in 1958. 1/, Coates tops field crops Paul. Coates, RR. 1 Centra- lia, won both the ensilage and grain corn divisions of the field crop competitions sponsored by Exeter Agricultural Society. His corn in the field was judged best of more than a' dozen competitors in each of the two divisions. In grain corn, Whitney Coates of RR 1 Centralia placed second and. Lloyd Ferguson, RR 1 Hensall, came third. Other prizewinners in order, were Robert Jeffery, RR 1 Hensall.; Archie Etherington, RR 1 Hensall; Russell Fergu- son, RR.. 1 Hensall; Robert Down, RR 1 Hensall; Harvey Hyde, RR 1• Hensall, Edwin Miller, RR 3 Exeter, and How- ard Pym, RR 1 Centralia. Runner-up in ensilage corn was Harvey Hyde, followed by Howard Johns. Other winners were Archie Therington, Edwin Miller, Lloyd. Reynolds, Philip Johns, John P'ym, Robert Down and Harry Jeffery, Do you always used white - shelled eggs? According to the Foods and Nutrition Depart- ment, Macdonald Institute, Guelph, the color of the egg has no effect on the quality, food value, or flavor. A brown egg is just as good as a white one. Polyethylene lene Film Ideal for covering Dales, straw and. hay, silo doors, insulating walls and many other uses. AVAILABLE IN DIFFERENT WIDTHS BY THE FOOT OR ROLL Use black film for longer life in sunlight ORDERS BEiNG TAKEN FOR Coal Stave, Chestnut and Stoke ROUND Hog Feeders $37.50 `Hu AT T Carefully be fresh winners are fre' the ter Listed, Per t fffflllmin We ship hogs every Tuesday EXETER DISTRICT SWEEPSTAKES Champion —• Ivan Howatt, Bel- grave. Reserve — Bud Teo, Belgrave. HURON 4-H BEEF CLUBS' CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW Queen's Guineas Steers Champion — lien Black, Bel - grave. Reserve — 1,ila Black, Belgrave. Group one -- Gale Wilson, Brussels; Grant Hodgins, Granton; Rodger Kieffer, RR 1 Wingham; Rill Blacker, RR 1 Clinton; Anne Wightman, 1;R• 1 Belgrave; Bud Yeo, RR ;i Clinton; Monica O'Shea, RR 3 Granton, Group two — Geraldine Dennis, RR. 1 Walton; Barbara Turnbull, RR 2 Brussels; :Ernest Lewington, RR 2 :Brussels; Marie Coultes, Belgrave; Murray Scott, Belgrave; John Wightman, Belgrave; Mel- o{Ile Greig, Wroxeter; Bill Kiefer, RR 1 Wingham; Mike O'Shea, RR 3 Granton; Allan Hodgins, RR 3 Granton. Other Steers Group one — Paul Eedy, Dun- gannon; LindaRoss, R.R. l: •oring- ham; Charles. Becker, Dashwood; Tom Powell, Wingham; l3/ida Greig, Wroxeter. Group two — Karen Powell, Wingham; Frey Tundall, Clinton, HEIFER CHAMPIONSHIP Champion — Ross Wightman, Belgrave. Reserve — Georgina Kieffer, RR 1 Wingham, Senior Heifer Calves Group one — Ross Wightman, Belgrave; Georgina. Kieffer, 'Wing - ham; Donald Weigand, Dashwood; Gerald Smith, RR. 2 Brussels; Bob Hoffman, Dashwood; Ann O'Shea, Granton. Group two — Barbara Watkins, Londeshoro: C or rine Kieffer, Wingham; Pat Ross, RR 1 Wing - ham. Junior Helfer Calves Group one — Bob Eedy,' Dun- gannon. Group Iwo — Bob Sherwood, Dungannon, Rh a r on McKenzie. 287 Collett Beside CNR Stenon .'uunfUui,itnfhnlunnnfffiuumn,4fiffnnruuwiiiintilYl'flYifVtdlilYtnni�nlV'lYrinnnil�:. Page Eleven Seaforth; Francis- Blacker, Mo- on. INTER -CLUB COMPETITION Groups of three calves,-Blyth- Belgrave. (first and second), Kirk- ton, Turnherry, Bayfield, Turn- berry, Brussels, Zurich, • Ttlril- berry. Brussels.. B€.RF SHOWMANSHIP Champion — -crank Hodgins, RR 1 Granton, Reserve — Bud Teo, RR 3 Clin, tort, Group one Ken Black, Rel. grave; Bill 131aeker, RR 1 Clinton; (leraldine Dennis. RR 1 Walton; Rodger Kieffer, RR. 1 Wingham.. HURON 4-H SWINE CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW Champion — Ken Gemmell, RR 2 Kippen, Reserve — Ernest Lewington, RR 2 Brussels. Group one — Bob 11fcNaughton, RR 3 Kippen; Linda Papple, 1312 5 Seaforth; Barbara Turnbull, RR 2 Brussels; Gary Jewitt, RR 1 Clinton; Ken Papple, RR 5 Sea- forth; Jim Papple, RR 4 Seaforth; Jim. Broadfoot, RR 1 Brucefield; Neil Gemmell, 1111 2 Kippen. SWINE SHOWMANSHIP Champion — Ken Papple, RIS 5 Seaforth. Reserve — Barbara Turnbull, RR 2 Brussels. Group one ,— Ernest Lewington. RR 2 Er'izssels; Linda 'Fannie, RR 5 Seaforth. 4-H DAIRY CHAMPIONSHIPS Holstein heifers born after .Ian. 1 — Gail Storey, Seaforth; Peter Sprung, RR 1 Londesboro; Bruce Collins, RR 3 Clinton; Ernie Sher- wood, RR 5 Goderich; Viola Col- lins, RR 3 Clinton; Wayne Sprung. RR 1 Londesboro; Mary Eckert. RR 1 Seaforth; Ron Plumsteel, 1111 5 Clinton, Other heifers born after Jan. 1 — Keith Cartwright, RR 1 Londesboro Deanna Dale, RR 1 Clinton; Ken ?apple and Linda Papple, RR 5 Seaforth, Holstein heifers born prior to Jan, 1 -- Raymond Hallahan, RR 3 Blyth: Malcolm Stewart, RR 3 Seaforth; Sandy i~•olkman, RR 5 Goderich; 13111 Colkman, R.R. 2 Lueknow; Elaine Eckert, RR 1 Seaforth. Other dairy heifers horn prior to Jan. 1 — Tvan Howatt, RR 1 Bel - grave; Dorothy Howatt, Wilma Dale, RR 1 Cinton, Group or three calves from any one group — Seaforth (1, 4 and 5), Blyth (2 and 6), Bayfield. Showmanship competition—Ivan 'Rowatt, Dorothy Howatt, Wilma Dale. Sitting at home, having a quiet evening, were two spin- ster sisters. Suddenly one look- ed up from the paper she was reading and commented: "There's an article here telling of the death of ,a woman's third husband. She has had all three, of them cremated.” "Isn't that life for—you?" said the other. 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