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EXETER DISTRICT Phone 135,2081 ar' Beside CNR Station Fa ir Wooclhani student visiting in Quebec Ideal weather boosts Hensall Spring. June 25, ...1964 Page And Tarry of. Kirkton atten004 the Toning of the Queen's Vale. at Weptibine Race Tracks sat, Praay, Mr, .peter. 13ttrnho# .of Clin- ten Airport spent the veekend at the manse, Mr. Nark Fer.:". sythe of New Hamburg was also, a Satvrtlay evening vlsttor. A traW car accident :urreci Sunday .4fter.PP911 in which Elizabeth .1vicLachlen died of inItirieS at the scene, Her sister, Debbie, eight years old„. was admitted to 1,4latowel Me, mortal Hospital with a broken thigh and other injuries. The Speaker of the House of commons is the interpreter.of the rules of parliamentary pro, cedure. He must be impartial, favor no party, encourage free discussion and at the same time preserve the dignity of debate, Potted Roses in bloom By RQBERT RYNpLE WOCIPliAM Mr. Jim Hazelwood is visiting per. two. weelcs with a French family at pt, Victor, Quebec, St. Victor is situated about 5.0 to 60 miles south of Quebec City. Jirp's friend, Ernest Pare, will pay a return visit later lri the summer. This exchange is arranged through the high schools and is sponsored by visits interprovincial, SS PICNIC The annual Sunday School pie- nie was held Saturday at Queen's Park Stratford. The following were the win- ners of the races; preechool, girls, Lori Webb; boys, David Jansson; girls, 6 to 8, Julie Webb; boys, Arthur Jansson; girls 9-12, Ann Parlcinson;boys David Strahan; Girls, 13-15, Donna Dickey; boys, Garry Hazelwood; young ladies, Linda Thacker, young men, Donald Brine; kick the slipper, Walter Langford. A crowd estimated, at over ers, Beryl glgie, Mrs. Shirray, In the Children's drawn, 44eitr, 1,0OO persons attended, the an- Eric G. ManSfield, Mary M. fly male and Joan Qc4:10a,rdt Huai SPring Pair in li e n sell Haugh and Principal Reba rt Heasall, each won $5. prizes Wednesday night, and saw some Reaburn. of $2 went to Gordoapick, top competition primarily in The fair was efficialiyopened marty; Al. Corbett, Aft 1 Exer horses and cattle, Murray Gannt, Liberal IVIPP ter; Patricia Parke and Cheryl The Proceedings commenced for Huron-Bruce. Also epeakT.. Mousseau, both of flensall, with g parade into the park of Mg at the eventwere Huron Winners of the various ex, several schools in the district, County Warden Ralph Jewell; Wits were as follows; saddle ponies and new oars, Hensall Reeve Norman Jones; headed by the RCAF Centralia fair president garl Pick, trumpet band, About 000 child-: Master of ceremonies for run took part in the 77th annual the night was K. L., fiTory" show. Gregg, London. First prize for marching went to SS 7 Hibbert under teacher DRAW WINNERS Don Kemp, The Hens all kinder- Ephriain. Snell, RR 1 Clinton, garten withtheir teacher, Helen cane of the top sheep breeders Scane, placed second, While In Ontario, won the $60 draw third went to SS 1 Tuckeremith, prize sponsored by the South with Mrs. Lauabelle Reichert, Huron Agriculture Society at teachers their fair. Other schools entered were: Cliff Dunbar, reeve of Grey SS 10 Hay, Mrs. Faye Forrest- Township, was the $25 prize er; and the various Hensall winner and $15 went to Keith rooms with the following teach- Roszell, Infants baptised at children's services $1.65 each Variety of Colours Recler's Florist 235-1673 Tops Hensall Feeder Calf Club Gerald Townsend, RR 3 Seaforth, amassed the best showing in competition in the Hensall Feeder Calf Club. His calf was judged first for finish, second in gain, and the youth was second in show- manship. J. W. Maus, who judged the finish competition, is shown presenting The T-A. trophy to the proud youth, --T-A photo Doris hliiils visited SnildaY w44 & Mrs. Harry Witteyeen and ;family of St. George, A very successful chicken barbecue was held on the church ,grptinds Wednesday evening. Jim Rundle of London spent the weekend with Mrs. Robert Rundle and Jack, Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Smith, Anne and Douglas called on Mr. 4 Mrs. Jim Francis of Tayi, stock Sunday Mr. Nelson grnst and Robert Beinee pf Lansing, Mich..visit, ecl with the foriner's parents, Hey, and Mrs. N. R. Ernst for the weekend, Mrs. Ernst returned to Lansing with her son to visit for a few days. & Mrs. Don Brine .and Cheryl, Mr. & Mrs..Frediapupe were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Fred Roger of Kirkton.. M. & Mrs. Lloyd Jaques And family visited with Mr. & Mrs. Car) Mills and family of Kirkton Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Brine visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Ross Robinson and Lynn of fourth line. Mr. & Mrs. John Rodd, Pa- mela and Calvin visited Sunday evening with Mr. & Mrs. WIlf Garrett and family of Grantor. Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Smith and Dianne, Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Paul weekend with Mr. & Mrs. John Butler. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Glanville and family left on the weekend to spend a month at Manitoulin. Mr. & Mrs. G. E. Wenzle spent the weekend at Golden Lake. By MRS. L. PRESZCATOR CREDITON Children's Day services were held In the EUB church Sunday, June 21. There was a junior choir with recitations and songs by the beginners. The three babies baptised at this service were Karen Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maur- ice Heist, Diane Louise, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Heave:. and Kathy Marie, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Donliainee of Exeter, Townsend youth tops in Feeder Club group Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lawson, on the occasion of the christen- ing of their first grandchild, Diane Louise, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Beaver, Sun- day June 21, entertained, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Beaver, Mrs. Marjorie Dilkes, Mr. and Mrs. George Rader and family, Mr and Mrs. Charles Glanville, Miss Jean Coward and Mr. Tom Yellow. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Ira McCurdy and Ross, Mr. & Mrs. Ray McCurdy and Brenda spent Sunday at Niagara Falls. Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Brintnell and Terri, Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Rundle and Larry visited Sun- day with Mr. & Mrs. Albert Scott of Exeter. Mr. & Mrs. Don Dixon, Wendy Johnnie and Sandra of Ailsa Craig and Mrs. Fred Harrison of Centralia visited Sunday with Mrs. Mary Smith. Mr. & Mrs. George Levy, Elizabeth and Marion of Rus- seldale visited Saturday even- ing with Mr. & Mrs. Walter Levy and Margaret and enjoyed a wiener roast in honor of Elizabeth's birthday. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Smith visit- ed Sunday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Wray Sweitzer, Barbara and Ron of Shipka. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Levy, Lynn, Karen and Barry of St. Marys visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Walter Levy, Mar- garet and David. Mr. & Mrs. John Witteveen, Sharen and Brian and Miss RR 3 Seaforth; senior winners, George Townsend and Gerald Townsend, RR 3 Seaforth; David Passmore, Leslie Coleman, Brian Miller, Doug Rhode, Ger- ald Finkbeiner, Paul Passmore. Junior.-Bevin Kinsman, Calvin Rhode, Jack Mayer, Barry Mil- ler, Janis Wright, Wayne May- er, Dwight Etherington, Lorne Goulet, Karon Burridge, Jean Burridge, Bill Burridge. Group calves—Dave Ingram, RR 2 Hensall; Don Carter, RR 2 Seaforth; Keith Passmore, RR 1 Woodham. cattle, under 850 pounds, John Kinsman & Sons, Cromarty; over 850 pounds, Percy Wright, Cromarty. Grade Baby Beef, under '750 pounds, Richard Etherington, RR Hensall; Simpson Sear s Trophy, one bull, three females, any age, Debbie E dwards, Arva; Breeders' special, under 850 pounds, Debbie Etherington, RR 1 Hensall; Bob Kinsman, Cro- marty; June Falconer, Clinton; Leslie Falconer, Clinton. Gerald Townsend, RR 3 Sea- forth, walked off with the major share of prizes in competition in the 56-member Hensall feed- er calf club which highlighted the annual Spring Fair, Wed- nesday. J. W. Maus, Ayr, judged the Hereford steer in first place for finish and it later sold for 30C a pound to Al Scholl, Hen- sall, who almost yearly bids the highest for the top steer to sell at his meat market. Gerald also placed second for net gain in the competition, having watched his animal put on a total of 561 pounds since he received it from the club directors. The youth also gained another second in the senior showman- ship class and ended up in a similar position for the grand championship honors. In each of the latter two events, his brother, Gerald, placed first as he won the sen- ior showmanship and gran d champion showmanship class- es. The judging was handled by Ian McAllister and Karl Willert, of the Zurich area. TOP GAINER Nine-year-old Barry Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin FARMERS HORSES Carriage team, Wallace Mun, co, Embro; percheron team, Orville 13estard, Tho r nd ale; Belgian team, Oliver Banner, man, Menittori; Leo Belt, Wing• ham; wagon team, OarrnenFnl, lerton, Paisley; Oliver Banner- man, Monkton; road teani, Wal- lace Munro, Embro; Alden Craven, Allsa Craig; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Walker, Walkerton; George Galbraith, Wingham; Heavy draft team, Charles Halliday & Sons, Chesley; pony team 44" and under, Jones Pony Farm, Belton; Wal ter Clarke, second and third, St. Marys; Russell McAllister, Cellingwood; light draft team, Charles Halliday & Sons, Ches- ley; hackney pony team, Wallace Munro, Embro; Mac Arm- strong, Beechville; Mr. & Mrs. Jack Innes, Stratford; carriage single, 15.2 under, Wallace Munro, Embro. Best saddle horse, Mrs. Pete Caldwell, Shedden; Fred Darl, ing, Exeter; Jones Pony Farm, Belton; Fred Darling, Exeter; fine harness pony team, Jones Pony Farm, Belton; Mr. & Mrs. Jack Innes, Stratford; Norman McKnight, Aylmer; single road- Mr. Harry Beaver, who is a ster 15.2 under, Wallace Munro, patient at St. Joseph's Hospital, Embro; four horse hitch, Or- underwent surgery last week vibe Bestard, Thorndale; Char- and is doing nicely. les Halliday & Sons, Chesley; Oliver Bannerman, Monkton; single pony, under 44", Jones Pony Farm, Belton; Mrs. Pete Caldwell, Shedden; Jones Pony Farm, Belton; Norm an Mc- Knight, Aylmer. Roadster single 15.2 over, Alden Craven, Ailsa Crai g; Wallace Munro, Embro; Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Walker, Walkerton; George Galbraith, Wingham; single wagon horse, 1,500 pounds and under, Oliver Ban- nerman, Monkton; single wagon horse, 1,500 pounds and over, Carmen Fullerton, Paisley; fine harness, single pony, Jones Pony Farm, Belton; W alte r Schultz, Tavistock; Norm an McKnight, Aylmer. Hackney pony, single, Harvey Moore, RR 1 Ridgetown; Walter Clarke, St. Marys; H ar v e y Moore, RR 1 Ridgetown; Mac Armstrong, Beechville. Gentleman's turnout, George Galbraith, Wingham; Alden Craven, Ailsa Craig; saddle parade class, James Stables, Forest; Fred Darling, second and third, Exeter; Ed Brady, Exeter, Norman Pepper, Hen- sall and Larry Warren, Cen- tralia (fourth); Shetland pony, saddle class, Clark's Pony Farm, Woodham; Robert Kins- man, Cromarty. Miller, RR 3 Exeter, won the other first prize ribbon in the competition as his Hereford steer topped the gain award. The youngster weighed his steer in at 931 pounds, a gain of 591 since he started to feed him. His 12-year-old brother, Brian, placed fourth with again of 542 pounds. Both lads fed their Herefords on a name ra- tion. The top winners in each cate- gory of the competition were as follows; GAIN—Barry Miller, RR 3 Exeter; Gerald Townsend, RR 3 Seaforth; Beth Passmore, RR 3 Exeter; Brian Miller, RR 3 Exeter; Bevin Kinsman, Cram- arty; Leslie Coleman, Kippen; Wayne Mayer, RR 1 Kirkton; Larry Wright, Cromarty. FINISH—Gerald Townsend, RR 3 Seaforth; Paul Passmore, RR 3 Exeter; Derek Ethering- ton, RR 1 Bonsai; Dwight Eth- erington, RR 1 Hensall; David Passmore, Exeter; Jack Mayer, RR 1 Kirkton; Janis Wright, Cromarty; Glenn Rhode, RR 1 Woodham. SHOWMANSHIP—Grand champion, George TownSend, For your Haying requirements see us Dashwood kids win over locals Dashwood Bantams notched their second win of the young season downing Exeter 5-3 in Dashwood Friday evening. A five-run uprising in inn- ing number five provided the margin of victory. Exeter opened the scoring in their first trip to the plate, Graham Hern, drawing a free pass and coming home on Bill Fairbairn's double. The visitors upped their lead to 3-0 in the fifth, Fairbairn and Pete Lawson crossing the pan. The home town club broke loose in their half of the same frame to put the game on ice. A triple by Jim Hayter and doubles by Bob Webb and Brian Maier paced the winning out- burst. Brian Maier and Bob Webb shared the pitching victory and Randy Weber tossed for Exeter. CATTLE Herefords, Whitney Coates, Centralia; Shorthorns, Russell Parker, Watford; Frank Fal- coner, Clinton; Aberdeen An- gus, Alec Edwards, Arva; Rich- ard Doane, Thorndale; Market Hibbert pupils tour Ford museum, zoo WAGONS Aktev Mowers Rakes reel and wheel types GRAIN - FEED • SEED Exeter Ph 235-1782 Whalen Corners Ph Kirkton 35r15 NOTICE Grand Bend Public Utilities Commission Summer Office Hours 8:30 a.m. — 12:00 p.m. 1':00 p.m. — 4:3 0 p.m. from June 29 — Sept. 25 Forage Equipment HAUGH BROS. Farm Equipment Mile Etst of Brucefield PERSONALS Miss Jean Krueger, who has accepted a position at the Ripley Huron Central School, attended a banquet at the school last Friday. The banquet was held in honor of a former teacher who had served 40 years in that area. Mrs. M. Haviland has re- turned home after visiting with relatives In New York and Roch- ester. Her cousin, Mrs. Alice Lind of White Plains, New York, returned with her to spend some time here. Visitors at a family reunion at the home of Mr. & Mrs. John Wade were Mr. & Mrs. R. H. Wade, Mr. & Mrs. S. G. Par- sons, Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Parsons and family, Mr. & Mrs. Grant Parsons and family, Mr. & Mrs. Terry Wade and family, London, Mr. & Mrs. Bob Wade and family of Ancaster and Miss Darlene Snell of Exeter. Mr. & Mrs. George Killen and daughter of Truro, NovaScotia, visited last week with Mr. & Mrs. Charles Browning and family. Mr. & Mrs. Edward Killen, who have been visiting with their daughter, Mrs. Browning, returned home with their son. Weekend visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Finkbeiner were Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lambie and family of Hensel]. and Mr. Reg Finkbeiner of London. Mr. & Mrs. Ross Krueger were pleasantly surprised when some forty relatives met at the cottage of Mr. Albert Gals er at St. Joseph to honor them on the occasion of their 25th wed- ding anniversary. The surprise was planned by their daughter, Jean. Mrs. W. D. Mack attended the annual meeting of the Ontario Historic al Society held in Brantford. Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Wein and family of London visited on the Mr. & Mrs. Allan Ratz of Pittsburg visited a few days with Mr. & Mrs. Roy Ratz and family and attended the Rats reunion at the home of Mrs. Jacob Rats. The Vincent reunion was held at Bayfield with relatives from Grand Bend, Dashwood, Lucan, Thedforcl, London, Belgra.ve and Mr. & Mrs. Ed. Vincent from Saskatoon, Sask. Mrs. Mabel Desjardine visit- ed Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Don. Dumigan, Margaret, Gale and Joe of Grand Bend. Mr. Frank Levy and twin daughters, Helen and Hilda of St. Marys visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Wray Sweitzer and family. Mr. & Mrs. Elgin Adams visited Saturday with Mr. & Mrs. Don Hendrick and Pamela of Owen Sound. Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Dietrich and Mr. & Mrs, Milfred Die- trich spent the weekend at Nia- gara Falls. in honor of Mrs. George Wal- lace's 81st birthday. Guests included Mr. & Mrs. George Wallace, Mrs. Sadie Scott, Mrs. Horton McDougall, Mrs. Grace Scott, Mrs. Elmer Colquhoun and Mr. LIndsay McKellar. ::oags.usogggEsmwgwggggsgomsssgassggussnr How to get effective,. low-cost control of7 all major species of flies The key: good sanitation and new Vapona® Insecticide. novvEnrtn. new Vapona insecticide can be applied directly to lactating cows. When used according to label di- rections, Vapona will not create reichte probie»is. Vapona gives fast knockdown and thorough control of all major types of Flies including homily, stable fly, house- fly-even face fly. Together with good sanitation, Vapona can solve your fly problems, Fast, thorough cleanup Vaporm kills flies two ways: It not only kills on contact, like ordinary insecticides, but also releases fumes that destroy flies completely out of reach of conventional insecticides. Vapona hones spread through your barn, give cleanup that ca n't 1) 't ior:latched by any other fly control tletii Vapona can be applied directly to lactat• ing cows, Used as clketted, it will not cause residue problems, Practice good sanitation. To get best results, back up your Vapona sprays with h sanitation program aimed at eliminating fly-breeding areas, We have Vapona in the formulation you need, come in or call us today. Exeter By MRS. KEN McKELLAR CROM ARTY The senior pupils of SS 4, 5, 6, 7 Hibbert with their teachers, numbering 50, enjoyed a bus trip to Detroit Monday where they toured the Henry Ford museum and the zoo. Mr. & Mrs. J. R. Jefferson and Mr. Wm. Ringler visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. W. A. Chessell, Stratford. Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Taylor and son Michael from Detroit and Mr. Charles Turner and Miss Betty Turner of California visited over the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Robert Dodds after attending the Dolmage reunion in Lion's Park, Seaforth,Satur- day. M r. & Mrs. Dodds and Mrs. N. Harburn also attended the Dolmage reunion. Mrs. Elmer Colquhoun of Clinton is a guest with her sister, Mrs. Sadie Scott. A triple trio from SS 5School Hibbert composed of Beth, Ver- na and Jack Christie, Joanne, Alvin and Nola Dow, Dianne NeeVe I, Joyce Norris an d Heather McPhail, who won top honors in their class at the music festiVal in Mitchell, were guest singers at the morning service in Central United Church Stratford 'Sunday. Mr. 8ric MCKay, who is choir lead- er in Central United it also music teacher at SS 5: Mr. & Mrs. Norm ail Jefferson and Debra of Munro were Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. J. R. Jefferson. Mr. & Mts. Jas. Ramsey, Stephen and 'Vickie of ListoWel Visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Alex Ramsey; All inetribers of the faintly of Mr. & Mrs. Otto Walker spent Pather's Day with their parents. Mr. & X. McKellar accompanied by We: Wm. Bin, ning and Jane of Mitchell spent the weekend with Mr. & Din McKellar and faintly at Kenmore, Mies Olive Speaxe ea at her home PritlaY -eVening When a fella* Is only nine and Can: hardly see over the top of hiS calf, it may be expected he Weittld have a tough tithe 'Showing his animal. however, despite the feet two 1301,10 friends may have had ideas Of saving theingelve.s by natinfaettring a 'tlew, beef sandwich, young Bevin SaineS-Xitibitiali, niiief son of Mr. and Mit. ,leek kinStrian,, Ci'ortiarty, reticle:hied in dontrel Of the ablation at the liensail Feeder Calf Club showing, In feet:lie Made leis animal behave so well he earned the title Of *ler ShOWthati. A'PhotO