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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-10-01, Page 3P,Ctpker 1 ,POge. , Miller U, Doris Webb SS 11, Barry Miller U, Allan MacLe4Ri snow Brian' Miller Parry Miller U, Brian Fini(beiner Pi Pourtlaed; Doris Webb SS 11i delicious, Barry Miller U, Brian Miller V, Jamie Fulcher; plilms, Le lie Cudinere V, pop- aid Jones C, Allan MaeLean, Darlene Jesney C; pears, Ctichnore tJ Karen Broek U, Wayne preszcator C, Janet Mc- Dowell C. t 'I Show top calves at Zurich competition Competition was keen at the Zurich 4-H dairy club show, Monday, and some parents probably had troubles deciding for whom to cheer. There were three brothers in one class and two in another. Brian Snaffle, left, RR 2 Hensall, was the top showman while the other lads from the left are: Raymond Eckel, RR 1 Varna, senior heifer champ, and Mervyn Erb, RR 1 Zurich, junior heifer champ. -T-A photo THANKSGIVING 401114 HOLIDAY cow! THANKSGIVI NG E ELBOW PAD — Men's cowhide pad with foam-padded cushion. Cotton lined fe 1 t ; elastic straps, Special. 2.88 Reg. $3.79 SHOULDER PAD — For boys to 12 years; protective fibre shoulder caps and padded col- larbone pads. 1.99 1/2 Price •01010 MRSICR, 5/00y: ;00LING SYSI E$ loNomprot Save! Reg. $2.99 GREY CAULK COOLING SYSTEM CONDITIONER CAULKING GUN BABY SITTER CARTRIDGES Fit Into gun, shown at left, Tapered nozzle feeds plastic caulking for smooth, neat job, Makes "rad" right - seals leaka; prevents a'nti-freeze seepage, lubri- ekes water pump and resists rust and scale formation Cartridge type; easy to use; no mess - no fuss, Positive ratchet action. Stops drafts, saves fuel. Combination Baby TraVeiler — a carrier, auto seat, feeder; adjusts to various positions, Special! 3.99 Reg . HOCKEY GLOVE— Top Jun- ior number, up to 13 years. Black and tan; cowhide palm and fingers, Maple Leafs or Canadiens 1,48 Reg. $2.19 SHIN PADS — Youths' Id", belt pad, plastic knee caps, cane inserts. MEN'S 171/2"; reg. $2.49, Pre-Season Sale Price . 1.77 2.69 Reg. $3.59 HOCKEY HELMET — Youths' to 14 years; unbreakable two- tone polyethylene; felt lined, adjustable chin kil:, 444 Main St. Exeter Phone 235-0160 Legend: P, StePheni U, Vs- borne; D, Daahwoed, p, Credi- ton; CE, Pentralia; SP, Pre- Selma Blood larktoni all ethers Exeter. WRITING-Grade one, DO, orah Parsons, Denise Wyatt, Ronald Schroeder, Stephen Pfaff; gr4de two, Shirley Pe- Vries, C a rl a Bruls, Wendy Wedge, Barbara Bencsik; grade three, Donna Mitchell, Lama. Fuller, Rebecca Fulcher, Eli- zabeth Jolly; grade four, Randy Tieman, Roberta Barrett, Sher.. on Edward, Darlene Rader D; grade five, Debbie Hern U, Roberta Neil U, Joanne Hayter D, Helen Tilley; grade six, Claudia Barrett, Marjorie Mac- Kenzie, Grace Patton U, Judy Jory; grade seven, Diane Smith U, Joanne Whilsmith, Kathy Cann, Elaine Johns U; grade eight, Caro 1 Lynn Shapton, Eleanor Wolfe D, Gweyn Fink- beiner C, Gordon Jones C. ART-Grade one, 11 e r bie Broom, Bernice Reurink SS, Denise Wyatt, Tony Clark; grade two, Barbara Bencsik, Debbie Wooden, Gary McLean, Rosemary Bennett; grade three, Jessie Postill, Donna Bray, John Stdrrock, Ricky Hayter D; grade four, Henrietta Reurink K, Randy Tiernan, Marjorie Schennch D, Kathy Wells; grade five, Muriel Abbott U, Lynda Ferguson U, Susan Tuckey, Jo- anne Burke; grade six, Hans Bischoff SS, George Shaw, Jacqui Coughlin, Claudia Bar- rett; grade seven, David Hinton SS, Joanne Whilsmith, Donald Schenk C, Gracie Thompson; grade eight, Jeff Carroll, Susan Page, Christine Tuckey, Penny Preszcator. PROJECTS-Grade one, Ronald Schroeder, H eat h e r wein, Daryle Penhale, Denise Wyatt; grade two, Barbara Ben- csik, Steven Harris, Debbie Wooden, Carla Bruls; grade three, Elizabeth Jolly, Rebecca Fulcher, Beverly Parker; grade four, Bart DeVries, Christine Cann, Roberta Barrett, Mar- garet Burke; grade five, Randy Becker D, Joanne Hayter D, Marie Anderson D, Elva Fink- beiner C; grade six, Claudia Barrett, Julie Schenk C, Janet Ecker, Dan Jory; grade seven, Sheila Willert D, John Becker D, Beth Snell D, John James D; grade eight, Jeff Carroll, Lee Browning C. MANUAL TRAINING--B i r d feeder, Bobbie Dobbs, Theresa Romaniuk, Brenda Skinner U; party favours, Sandra Skinner U, Janet Ecker, Joanne Burke, Sharlene Desjardine D; picture from nature materials, Don Jolly, Joanne Whilsmith, Bren- da Skinner U, David Hinton SS; plastic detergent bottle, Susan Tuckey, Linda Bourne, Debra Bern U, John Dinney; pull toy, Jimmie Skinner U, Orval James. D, Bill Dietrich SS, Randy Ques- nel SS; plaster of parts orna- ment, Joanne Hayter D, Grant Hoperoft I), Peter Armstrong, Gail Fleet D; driftwood, Yvanna Romaniuk, Bob Wood D, Bar- bara Attfield C; wall plaque, Richard Glanville C, Br y an Tuckey, Jihn James D; vege- table animals, Jim Darling, Brad Klumpp D, Billy Mason No. 1 SS, Robert Whilsmith. SEWING-Pieced quilt block, Ann Becker 1), Brenda Skinner U, Gail Fleet D, Norma Neilson D; pot holder, Brenda Skinner U, Robert Whilsmith, Lorna Cor- bett, Steven Luckin; stuffed toy, Bonnie Mason SS 11, Brenda Skinner U; half apron, Beth Snell D, Brenda Skinner U, Barbara Dougall U, Elizabeth Jolly; tea towel, Peggy Schroe- der, Judy Price, Beth Snell D, Barbara Dougall U; embroidered picture, Barbara Dougall U, Lorraine Ventin U. COOKING-Drop cookies, Barbara Lamport CE, Bonnie Mason SS 11, Lynda Dougall U, Danny Haugh C; bran muffins, Bonnie Mason SS 11, Joanne Hodgert U, Lois Parker, Lynda Dougall U; dark layer cake, Brad Klumpp D, Marlene Stew- art U, Marlene Desjardine, Ave Elford U; light cake, Peggy Pryde, judy Price, Janet Davis, Bill Wein D; fancy cookies, Diane Oke U, Muriel Abbott U; noon lunch, Brenda Skinner U, Lynda Dougall U, Karen Hern U, Linda Haugh C. PETS-Bantams, Doug Web- ber U, Janice Tieman D, Michael Tieman, John Becker D; rabbits, Janice Johns U, Kevin Lamport CE, Larry Fleet Vincent Ryan of Asaumption High School, Windsor, spent last weekend with Mr. & Mrs. TOM Ryan and family. Miss Rita Anne Carey visited over the weekend with Mt. & Mrs. Clare Rock and Sharon of London. Miss Eleanore and Joanne Dietrich of London were week- end guests with Mr. & Mrs. Charles Dietrich. & Mrs. Eddie MittleholtZ and beyS of EXeter spent Sunday With the lattees parents, Mri & Mrs. Wilfred Hogan. Mr. Hubert Desjardine Who has been under the doctor's Care fOr the pastWeek is greatly improved. The'first CWL meeting of Mt. Carmelsubdivisionwas held in the parish hall WechleS,‘. day evening After summer re, cess. COBBLE UP THESE BUYS!! •• ' 1.".•• District public school students stage. keen competitions in Exeter 'fall fair .classes. Pamela YancierWeil Pig!. eens, Gail Fleet. D, David Good- aieD JOhri Baker D, Rand .Baker Di kittens, Bob Webb D, Allan Hem U, Ronnie Mason D, Fleenor Johns V; trained deg, Joanne 110dgertNI POULTRY-B erred Rock, Danny Brintneil; leghorn, Barry Miller U; ducks, Kevin Blyde C, Michael Tiernan D, Billy Mason D, Kevin. Lampert CE; pheasant, Brian Miller U; quail, Michael Tieman D. FLOWERS-Asters, Muriel Abbott U, Doris Webb D, par, lene Rader D, Kathy Wells; cosmos, Linda Bern U, Lee Browning C, Ivan Bern U, Bar- bara Miller U; Snapdragons, Launa Fuller, Janet McDowell C, Beverly Genttner, Janet Frayne; marigolds, Gail Fleet D, Billy Van13ergen, Diane Van- Bergen, Wayne Simpson; pet- u as David Preen, Bill Wein D, Dan Laing, 'Brenda Neil C; zinnias, David Green, Brenda Brintnell, Janice Fra.3'nei ket, Dan Laing, Janet McDowell C, Jane Tuckey, Kathy Wells. HORSES,-light breed e 01 t, Nancy Swartz CE, liaroldjohnS U; best pony, Terry Johns U, Brian Miller U, Wayne Preez, eator C, Bob Adams SS 7. CATTLE--Young beef, Deb- bie Sue Etherington v;' dairy calf, Sheila Bern U; dairy calf (older), Karen'Brock U, ,Sheila Bern U, David Mar4flall Tir Alan Hern U; showmanship, David Marshall U, Alan Hern U., Debbie Sue Etherington Karen. Brock U. $W1NE,B ac on hogs over 175, Bobby Stone U, BrianPen, hale U, Douglas Penhale U; over 175, Derek Etherington U, Douglas Penhale, Dwight Ether- tngtOn V, Brian Penhale, VS GE TABLE5-Ensilage corn, parry Miller U, Brian Miller U, Bob Stone U, Paul ul PassOre; rilpk in, Larry Shapton C, Allan MacLean, Lee Browning C, Dale Lampert C; pie pumpkin, Barbara Lamport CE, Tommy Creech, Danny Haugh C, Nancy Hern U; pepper squash, Marlene Stewart U, Ruth Ann Kerr, Janet Hern Tommy Creech; hubbard squash, Joanne Hodgert U, Dale Lamport C, Donald Russell SS 7, Don Jolly; spanish onion, Ruth Ann Kerr, Roger Dougall U, Donald Russell SS 7, Beth passrnore U; yellow onions, Ruth Ann Kerr, Cathy Eber- bradt CE, Robert England C, Karen Hern U; cucumbers, Dan Jory, Karen Brock U, Randy Becker D, Ruth Ann Kerr; pick- ling cucumbers, DanJory, Rob- ert 411y, Van TuolteY, lArri H anel; carrots, Jutly De s)arr cline SS ii, Larry Shapton 0, Tommy Patterson CE, Susan Mcponald; short carrots, David Creep, prian Fiakbeiaer 0, Bill Dietrich CE, Marlene Stewart Ui Table beets, Marlene Stew- art U, Judy Desjardine SS 11, David Green, „Beth Snell Use Your Credit late cabbage, Beth Passmore V, Aoger PO4g411 piAnp Becker p, Bob Webb P; early cabbage, Bob Webb D, Randy Becker D, Brian riiiJcppiapr C, :Nathalie Scott C; grain. corn, TPA Pront U, Barry Miller U, Brian Miller v; early potatoes, Donald Russell $$ 7, Darrel Finkbeiner C, Darlene Rader D, Larry Shapton C; late, Sheila Hero U, Alan Hero U, Norma Neilson D David to- matoes Janice IlaYter I), John. Fanner C, Judy Price, nuirro Hodge C; oats, Dwight Noels C; wheat, Sheila Bern v, Alan porn John Becker Di barley, John Becker D, Randy Becker D; C itron, Janet McDowell Q, Karen Brock U Bob Webb D; field beans, Bob Webb D, B111 Wein D, ,Gar Baker APPnd.e. wetyh SS 4; ;0 nlapgels, Bob. Stone U; rnangels, Bob Stone U, Dwight Noels C; turr, pips, Brenda Neil, C, Debbie Finkbeiner Q John poner C Br an nnissiOer C. FRUIT---Spy apple, Doris Webb pp 41, Brian rwsbeiner Q 13.40arg. Miller U, Allan MacLean; McIntosh, PORCELAIN ENAMELLED COVERED OVAL ROASTER Extra! CASH 'n CARRY BONUS COUPONS General Steel Wares - 1st Quality 11.49 9 151/5x101/4x7" Holds 9-lb. Fowl Holds 18-lb. Fowl or 12.1b. Roast ,81 /2 x131 /2x1 /2" or 22-lb. Roast PRE SEASON HOCKEY CLEARANCE ! gpmpoompirmr' Mastercraft "Pro-Style" Regular $10.95 and $11.98 1101111.11 Special service bulletin for Mutual Life policyholders Save On New Season Hockey Gear SCORE SAVINGS! 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