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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-09-27, Page 2The Timps-Athiocate, September 2Tz 1962; RIIDE 'EM COWBOYS—There was plenty to do for persons of all ages at the well- attended Zurich fair, but most of the parents had difficulty in getting their young tots-- past the popular pony rides on the midway. However, many of the youngsters ha'd, a difference of opinion as to the enjoyment of the rides once they mounted the,ir, charges as can be witnessed in this photo. Getting set for a ride around the trail are, from left to right, Patricia Joy Gingerich, Elaine Love, Jack Forrester and Steven Armstrong. —T-A: photo Weather co-operates, Zurich fair one of best Pie pumpkin — Larry Kipper, John Blackwell, Wayne Truem- ner, Gary Truemner, Marg Gel- ger, Field pumpkin — Larry Kipper, Carl Gingerich, Gary Deters. Cabbage—Allan Hulburt, Larry Kipper, Gordon Bierling, Wayne Bier! ing. Drumhead cabbage—Larry Kip- per, John Blackwell, Norma Gin- gerich, Helen Blackwell, Mary Blackwell. Beets — Larry Kipper, Wayne Bierling, Paul Flarbard, Sandra Richardson, Gordon Bierling. Carrots — Larry Kipper, Mary Blackwell, Wayne Bierling, Marg Geiger. Gordon Bierling. Large yellow onions — Larry Kipper, Mary Blackwell, Sandra Richardson, John Blackwell. Queen's HOTEL Seaforth Dining facilities for banquets and weddings, v-:Ettra_otive Rooms ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY Licenced under LOBO PHONE 433 SEAFORTH ••••11111111.1011111MUMOOSIMIENIC6191, MEC)* SHEUMAIM REDUCE CRACKS ... IMPROVE SHELL QUALITY even when hot weather cuts feed intake Birds need extra calcium when they lay at high capa- city during the hot summer months, That's why you should give your birds Aero Shellmaker now. For profitable, strong shell eggs, feed. Aero Shelimaker top dressed on the feed, mixed with lay mash, or fed free choice. HEY KIDS! 1/7111 YOURSElir A nut SHETLAND PONT PLUS OTHER VALUABLE PRIZES IN TOASTMASTER BAKERIES' WINA•PONY4ONTEST! Toastmaster Bakeries' Bonanza-time is here! Win-a- Pony Contest starts today and the Town's wide open with big prize winning chances for you and your parents. You can enter any number of times . . . and win any number of prizes. There'll be six big draws HERE'S ALL YOU HAVE TO DO TO ENTER! on TV, starting October 2. And because your entries count for all draws, your chances are good for the grand prize right up till the last day, Get your entries in sbell! Clip but and fill in the entry form on this page Attach to a complete Pony Band from any Toastmaster Bakeries' Bread Mall to Contest H.Q. or place In store collection box. Watch the draws on tINX•TV,Wlii6Iiiin!, October 2, 9,1'6, 23, 10 and November 66 'Frank Sheere last week coin* menced his 60th year in the oring litismess„ first with tho late W. W. Taman and at pres- ent employed with Mr, Norman Wainer. His niece, Mrs. Terry Skinner, .of London, honored the event by entertaining a few friends, 1-0PAt. FIRM ..ExPANv.$ Fred Darling', ao isly:417nceefd pilaj; week he is expanding his ope- ration into Liman. lie is .cortstz toting a large sup- ermarket on the main street of the Irish town. The store, he ex- pects, will open November 1. DRAIN TILE 4"—$SS per M Feel DeI'd, 5"—$B5 per M Feet DeI'd, 6"—$110 per M Feet Derd. 70—$155 per M Feet Del'd. 8"—$185 per M Feet Del'cl. Above prices based on 1000 Linear Feet, in full truckloads or more, delivered within 35 mile radius of our plant, For detailed prices on all sizes tile, either delivered or F.O.B. our plant at Elginfield, write or phone RYDALL BRICK & TILE LTD., RR 2, London — Phone 227-4721 Lucan, Frit..• the first time in three Becker, Peter Kraft and Ken yearle the weatherman co-ope- Thiel. ratedOvith the Zurich fall fair, Junior Holstein winners were Mo4ey, to make it one of the Audrey Eckel and Brian Dec- bettm-exhibitions staged in re- ker; senior prizewinners were cent -..-years, Fred Eckel, Ray Eckel, Wayne Aityextensive parade featur- Decker, Norman Eckel. Suz- ing gaily decorated bicycles, anne Snyder showed the only floats, comic entries and close Jersey calf. to 600 school children started Best beef cattle herd the day off on the right foot Richard Doan, Thorndale, and officials were pleased in showed the best beef herd. all departments. Runners-up were Hoffman Highlight of the day was the Bros., Dashwood, and Hodgins kern competition in the 4-H beef Bros Granton. Other cattle calf club section and judges and winners included 4-H members. county 441 officials rated the Grain and seed prizes went Zurich livestock as among the to Mrs. R. Oesch, Mrs. D. best they have seen in the Gegier, Joseph Battler and county for some time. An added attraction in the Joan Elliott, Jacob Battler won 4-H work was a display of driv- thepoultry prizes, log skills by members of the tratiot club who manoeuvred their tractors and wagons through the narrow and tough course set up on the grounds. Once again, the baby show also attracted a large number of competitors and the horse show which;:.-was held in the arena dur-ill-7 the evening at- tracted Vie- top breeders in Western Ontario as well as a large crowd of spectators. There were two classes in the baby show. Winners in class up to six months Were Wayne Dunn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dunn, Bayfield; Sandra Armstrong, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Armstrong, Zurich; Jo Ann McBride, daughter of ;Air, and Mrs. John McBride, Zurich and Denise .B e d a r d, datfghter of Mr. and Mrs. Pe- ter Bedard, Zurich. rrize babies, seven to 18 months were Elizabeth Datars, daughter cf Mr. and Mrs. How- ard Deters, Dashwood; Cindy Lou Thomson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Thomson, Parkhill; Rodney McNaughton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paid Mc- Naughlon, Zurich and Rodger O'Brien. son of Mr. and Mrs. 1.Littene O'Brien, Zurich, In the arts and crafts Mrs. Marjorie Beierling, took the most prizes getting first prize in the three classes of paint- ings. Mrs, (.7..arence Scharle re- ceived first for her driftwood arrange"lcnt. how area Celebrates conservation .60 years Wins 16 first prizes In the hhine. department Mrs. Elwood Truernner. RR 2 Zur- ich. won 16 firsts and three sec- onds. Mrs. Vernon Oesch was awarded eight firsts and five seconds. Mrs, Eben Weigand, RR 1 Dashwood. was champion in the domestic department winning 22 firsts and five seconds. Mrs, H. Klopp thok three firsts and six seconds. Other prize winners i‘ere Mrs. Jacob Battler and :qrs. Russell Oeseh. In the pet show Sheila Thiel of Zurich had the best dog; Men Hay. the best eat, and Joel and Stescri Fischer, the best rabbits. Flower winners mammon m float er's was Jacob Battler with nine firsts and four seconds: Mrs. Beier. Lng Aron three first; and five seconds while Mr,z, Wilfred Becker. Donald Weigand, ,loan firsts and three seconds. 3,1rs. Doupe won the special donated by Westlake funeral horne, for Jacob Battler was also oat- standing winner in the vego, tables topping 26 firsts and two second s , Mrs, Albert Mer- rier won to firsts arid 11 stic- Fred McCiyment, Varna, Mon first prize for collection Tif segetables and Mrl. Ken oho for .sunflowers. 4-H club thanipions grand showmanship IA the Zurich .4,1.1 calf Club went to Donald Weigand, the best beef exhibitor. Top show- Mart in the dairy division was AtuireY Eckel. In the beef :stoical to steers were exhibited by Charles Boekr, Donald Weigand, Joan Elliott, Robert Beeker and Larry Werner, white the best most of PS fair results FLOWERS Zinnias — Larry Kipper, Rets. Farwell, Helen Blackwell, Mary Thomson, Joyce Bierling. Asters — Lynda Webb, Larry Kipper, Paul Flarbard, John Blackwell:-, Wayne Bierling. Marigolds — Dianne Zehr, Joyce Bierling, John Blackwell, Mary Blackwell, Martha Gascho, Snapdragons — Larry Kipper, Joyce Bierling, Beatrice Thom- son. Dining room bouquet — Larry Kipper, Ralph Geiger, Mary Gei- ger, Janet Webb, Beatrice Thom- son, ART Grade 1 — Danny Schilbe, Susan Dignan, Judy Miller, Kathy Bach- ert. Peter Hendrick, Grade 2 — James Rader, Sand- ra Gingerich, Sally Dietrich, Ste- phen Horner, Sandra Schroeder. Grade 3 — Jacob Verbeek, Cheryl Clausius, Barbara Brown, Carol Gingerich, Gordon Weigand. Grade 4 — Terry Black, Michael Walker, Lois Wiedrick, Marlene Rader, Dean Oestreichet. Grade S — Glen Gascho, Jo- anne Thiel, Frieda BlerlIng, Faye TrOyer, Nancy Schwartzentruber. Grade 6 — Richard Turicheim, Marjorie Dlichernie, Resemary Grenier, Danny Black, Dale Dig- n an. Grade 7 — Gary Geoffrey, Brian Decker, Pearl Ann. Erb, Richard Shantz, Patti Hesse. Grade B — Sadie Hoviusi, Lynda Rader, Dannii. Kipper, Ralph Gin- gerich, Donna Richardson. WRITING Grade I Nancy Shs.ritz, Abra- ham DeNtooy, Kathy Bachert, Hmtarel Gingerich, Susan Dignan, Grade 2 -- John Blackwell, D ouglas Turkhelat, Alma Aud, Richard 'Regier, Christine 1-laber , er Grade 3 Andrew Walo, Maryke DeMboy, Barbara Brown, Etre:Ida. Koehler. Peter Greet. Grade 4 4". Richard &ohne, mark Bedard, Bernadette Far. 1,011, Patricia Bender,'Gwen Ciento. itt.. Grade 5 Linda Ntadp, Peter Regier., Kathy Regier, Joanne Thiel. Faye TroYer, Grade 6 DOtlitlae Stade, June Be*,det-, Larry KiPper, Charlene 'Bedard, Jerry Derionime. Grade 7 — Richard Shent, '.\1•1rt- Bannister. Stiaan Pesch, tida Thiel, Dorothy Warner, Grade A Faye Oesch, Donna, Kipper, 'Gonna Richardson, Linda Rader, Bne Anh CO*Ott, CRAFTS Grade 7 — Brock Adams, Susan Kevin_, Bewhian, Richard from-,`pA.,4 ahl. Gra de 2 — jblui Farwell, Kiln Black, Ger* 'O'ech'er, Adrienne • 3 — Carol Glihrrefich, • 'Ranier, Sharon Jacobi, Ilarn",1 Gingerich. DWight Gra AA I Norma Shantz, Mar's, fl"r,erich. Vera Tcralhilt, Btenlien B.+'* T.Ta via Webb. • grA.a.t, loanne Thiel. Faye two-, T.Incli Stade, N*nc y sellwartzentrnher. Joanne miner. r1-11,1* R -- Ruth Leibnld, Ma*, • Gaschn, YVnnna GInkerich, Jun. RerAer. tinla Thither, Grade 7, Tdorne 17,e, Donna Winner, Grade Q ITorhe itelert Bori;Pt, mai-gm-At Gelker, mom ,,&.!*011611 -- Larry Hit-her, Go.dro r..!*tunc MANUAL TRAINING tGrade• tioocTas FIrtf„. i itfr .tobri r4otho, Gary Flax* haul GRAIN ';}.„ VEOETABLtt ren&—Onrilon Bierling,. Wayne 'Wel 'int. .— tatty 'ft:Inver, Wayne rldranti BIcrlrng, Sandra 1phie. tvonrie .Ctinerichr Mary tlinzerich. nordnn Blerlint Msiy r:(,47m-., T,inda LlIthrt, ApPlea Macrntmsti 1t a T Blackwell, YYnn Mere Geiger, Ken FtitWelt. Reg!et, Appias. lArrY' nihet John 'N'ackWal, Linda: Luther, Mate (4,uger, Rafpli Goiter, .Apoleo. e :SUIT Gin* garieh. Linda. T„,tilhlir Mitre GM* ger. Ralph Geiger', 0,6ttInti htsg ,Ausable Authority fieldman, Terry :IUCAtIley, was given per., mission to. Assist CKNX-TV an Wingitam 'a their proposed pro. gramming of the work being dertaken by various .conserva- tion authorities in the area, The fieldman told the public relations advisory board meet• ing on Thursday that the TV station had tentatively arranged for five .or six programs to in- form the public of the work of the authorities. The progrpil is being ar- ranged by the fieidaten in the area covered by the station and is being planned by Roy Major, who .eonduct, a weekly outdoor show from Wingham Major is a member of the newly formed Maitland Conser- vation Authority. The advisory board also ten- tatively set up a meeting to be held in the early part of Nov- ember to acquaint their own members with various aspects of their own authority, A similar seminar was held in April at which time the topic of the rehabilitation of agricul- tural lands was discussed. The information meeting will be organized by the members themselves alt hough guest speakers may he called in to present new factors in conser- vation work, Exeter Lions' paper drive next 'Wednesday You're Invited inonaanhnwhotinnamonha miffilionnw inntinnionomialinnininninninliatantlaihnananinuninnh,,,,, "To the Premier Show:ing OF THE ALL-NEW 63 PLYMOUTH Tuesday, October Match 1\!0)61 How Paper for More Nevis on the Nevi Plymouth) MATHERS BROS. PHONE 235-1525 EX ETER beifera 1.'ere entered by Robert los Nifi'm (.46 R6r**. n'45" and Bill Hoffman Lawrence Rainh (4 ri 'One ,Martha Gatch.6', *r.m. Reed. See us for Agra Shelfmaker today! EXETER DISTRICT Enter any number of times! Win "Toasty Toastmaster" ®. re PIENTRY _1113LANK,re mir am mu in the Shetland Pony complete with saddle and bridle (or WIX.A.PONY CONTEST cash eouivalent)--or one of these Kodak Camera Outfits! I Complete this entry blank, enclose one Pony Band from any Toastmaster, Sunshine, Table I I Pride or Banthy Broad and lend teloastmaster CIOIX4V,Wingharn, Ontario, or place In any of the tollectlim bines located In Stores. FIFTEEN CAMERA OUTFITS*,* Three awarded on each draw! tach includes 1Sodak Brownie Stermetet Camera with built,in light Meter—Nash Holder-2 batteries-4 flash hulbs..toil of film-a tomplete picture-taking outfit for you-! I I NAME 44lr4Y 44p 14-44'414•444 ******* 411.111114!4 44.14 400444,.1.4. ii444.414$1414444,44 it . I FILFUliG004,4 4444 '44 4 4 '413144414141,1144,41ifir*414414014,i, 4 4 44 it4 44 4• 44,4441(11114 44434444 III I CITY OR ** 444,44444 10 , I I NAME: OF STORE WHERE YOU BUY YOUR 'TOASTMASTER, SUNSHINE, TABLE • II ADDRESS'OF I fiAMt tit PARENT tift *** 441I ***** tiltiaid0111 : ile liltail a Wt.