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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1965-09-30, Page 13THE WINNER! Winner of our Exeter Foir Corn Kernel Guessing Contest is Ross Dobson, Exeter with a guess of 1764, only one off the correct number 1765. He wins o 25 lb. bag of Shur, Gain Dog Food for his dog. Congratulations Ross! Ross Dobson, Exeter If your hogs are full fed follow SHIJIQy hog feeds the SHUR-GAIN PROVEN PROGRAM SHUR-GAIN 16% Hog Grower & 14% Hog Finisher —contains the proper balance of nutrients (protein, minerals and vitamins) to meet requirements of full fed hogs. —produced an average of 65% grade A's (26% higher than the national average) on a recent test at the SHUR-GAIN Research Farm . To produce better hogs, Research is a must. Let SHUR-GAIN Research work for you. Drop in soon we would like to discuss the SHUR - GAIN Swine Feeding Program with you. 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Test Drive a Total Performance Ford at your Ford Dealers FIRST PRIZE BABIES AT EXETER .FAIR SHOW Times-Advocate, September 30, 1905 Pia* 13 Legion Auxiliary plan supper MRS. JOHN BREGMAN & PAMELA HENSALL MRS. HOWARD REDMAN & LAURIE ELIZABETH EXETER Entries were down somewhat this year in the domestic and home department at the Exeter Fall Fair but the directors con- sidered the quality higher than usual. The unseasonal heat just at the time, no doubt, had an effect on the amount of baking offered. In the domestic classes Mrs. Robert Down, RR1 Hensall, a comparative new exhibitor, cap- tured the most prizes with six firsts and three seconds. Mrs. Keith McLaren, Cromarty, walk- ed off with four first and five seconds while Mrs. Eben Weig- and, Dashwood, last year's cham- pion cook, had four firsts and one second. Mrs. Harold Simpson, Exeter, took home three firsts and two seconds, Mrs. Homer Russell RR 1 Exeter, two firsts and one second, Mrs. Percy Noels, one first and two seconds, Mrs. Gor- don A. Smith and Mrs. Robert Luxton, Exeter, one first each and Mrs. Gordon Dow, RR 1 Mitchell and Mrs. John Bruls, a second prize each. Winners of specials were: Ken Hern, birthday cake, Mrs. Eben Weigand, first, and Mrs. Arnold Mathers, Exeter, second; Cana- dian Canners specials, raisin pie, Mrs. Percy Noels; bran muffins, Mrs. F. Whilsmith; home-made rolls, Mrs. Robert Down; Five Roses special, loaf of w hi te bread, Mrs. Percy Noels, Mrs. Keith McLaren; best layer cake, Mrs. Homer Russell, Mrs. Ro- bert Down; best pie, Mrs. Eben Weigand; William Neilson Ltd., special, for chocolate cake, Mrs. Robert Down; Fry-Cadbury Ltd. for best chocolate cake, Mrs. Eben Weigand, Mrs. Homer Rus- sell, Mrs. Keith McLaren. HOME CANNED PRODUCTS In the home-canned products competition Mrs. Homer Russell was awarded 10 first prizes and two seconds; Mrs. Dave Cross, Exeter, two firsts and two sec- onds, Mrs. Keith McLaren, three seconds; Mrs. Gordon A. Smith and Mrs. Robert Rundle, two seconds. Mrs. Robert Luxton one first and Mrs. Gordon Dow, one second, For the home canned products display Mrs. Dave Cross was given first prize, Mrs. Homer Russell, second and Mrs. Keith McLaren third. JAMS AND JELLIES In the jams and jellies com- petition Mrs. Russell took six first prizes and one second; Mrs. Robert Rundle, two firsts and one second, Mrs. Cross, one first and one second; Mrs. McLaren three seconds and Mrs. Gordon Smith and Mrs. Helen Triebner, one second prize each. HONEY, MAPLE SYRUP AND CANDY In the honey, maple syrup and Clark Fishers mark 49 years Mr. and Mrs. Clark Fisher, town, marked their 49th wedding anniversary with a family turkey banquet at the Shillelagh Motor Hotel Sunday. Around 40 were in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Fisher have 20 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Also attending were Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Fisher, Huntsville, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Davis, St. Marys and Mrs. Myrtle Baker, Crediton. After the dinner the guests returned to the Fisher home for a social time. candy section Mrs. Harold Cud- more won firsts for both light and amber honey; and also for divinity fudge; in maple syrup Mrs. Keith McLaren won first, Fred McClymont, second and maple cream, Mrs. F. Whilsmith, Mrs. Harold Cudmore and choco- late fudge, Mrs. Arnold Mathers and Mrs. Harold Cudmore, MEATS AND SALADS Salmon loaf, Mrs, Keith Mc- Laren, Cromarty, Mrs. Gordon A. Smith, Hay; assorted vegetable salad plate, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Gordon Dow, RR 1 Mitchell; meat pies, Mrs. Gordon Dow, Mrs. Homer Russell; apples as des- sert, 3 ways, Mrs. Eben Weig- and, Dashwood, Mrs. Robert Down, RR 1 Hensall; salad dress- ing, Mrs. Russell; cottage cheese, Mrs. Russell; mince- meat, Mrs. Alvin Moir, Mrs. Russell; workingman's breakfast tray, Mrs. Alvin Moir; plate of fancy sandwiches, Mrs. Smith, Mary A. VanCamp; roasted duck, Mrs. Russel, Mrs. Moir. HOME DEPARTMENT In the home department Mrs. Robert Rundle, Woodham, took seven first prizes and two sec- onds; Mrs. Dave Cross five firsts and five seconds; Mrs. Allan Rundle, RR 3 Exeter, six firsts and two seconds; Miss Kay Hay, four firsts; Mrs. Arnold Moth- ers, three firsts and one second; Mrs. Harold Simpson, Mrs. Wil- liam Dougall, three firsts; Mrs. E, Weigand, two firsts and three seconds; Mrs. Tom Hern, two firsts; Mrs. Robert Luxton, one first and three seconds; Mrs. D. Van Wieren, and Mrs. Delmer Skinner, one first and two sec- onds; Mrs. C. Zeehuisen, Mrs. Homer Russell, Mrs. H. Vander- lean, Mrs. Ann Wilson and Mrs. Gordon Smith each received a first prize with one or two sec- onds. The Elimville WI special for bazaar articles was won by Mrs. Hugh Morenz, RR 2 Dashwood, Mrs. Arnold Merrier, RR 3 Zur- ich and Mrs. Arnold Mathers, Exeter. The Legion Ladies Auxiliary met Monday night, at which time Mrs. Larry Baynhp.m was initiat- ed Into the Auxiliary. Plans were made to hold a pot luck supper at the next meet- ing? Sports officer, Mrs. Stan Shipka Mr. & Mrs. Jack Smith, Wood- hull spent Sunday evening with Mr„ & Mrs. Wray Sweitzer and family. Mr. & Mrs, Edgar Webb, St. Catharines, spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. 0, C. Russell and family. Mr. .& Mrs. Jim Sloan, Barrie, spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Tom linffman and M. Frank Bagley, Chatham, visited recent- ly with the Huffmans, Little Miss Louise White, Dashwood, has returned to her parents Mr. & Mrs. Jim White, after visiting a couple weeks with Mr. & Mrs, Tom Fowler. Mr. & Mrs. Ken Westman and family, Miss Dorothy Harlton, RN London visited Sunday with Mr. Herbert Harlton, Mrs. Karl Guenther attended the class reunion for RN's at Victoria Hospital, London, last Saturday. Ready Mix CONCRETE Plant 235-0833 Residence 228-6961 C.A. McDOWELL Ltd. Frayne, announced a beWli4g tournament will be held in WiPg, ham, Oct. 6 and that the Exeter branch will bold their annual bowling tu4rnernent inNovernher. Cards of thanks were read from recipients of birthday parcels at Westminster pospital and a let- ter was also read from the Aux, diary's adopted Korean boy, A farewell gift was presented to Mrs. Wilf Reeves who is leaving Exeter to take up resi- dence in London. The social committee held sev- eral games and the mystery gilt was won by MrS. liariey Pfaff. Prior to the opening of the meeting the Auxiliary charter was draped in memory of corn- rade Mrs. Ray Broderick who passed away earlier this month. President Mrs. Dan McLeod was in the chair. WE DON'T GIVE STAMPS ... BUT We do give 51/2% on deposit accounts. Exeter Community Credit Union Devon Bldg. 235-0640 MRS. FRED DOBBS JR. & FRED III RR 1 CENTRALIA Domestic fair prizes ARTS & CRAFTS Mrs. Herman Dettmer won most prizes in the painting dis- play while in the total arts and crafts section the prizes were fairly well distributed, Scene, landscape, Mrs. John Bruls, Mrs. Herm Dettmer; scene, seascape, Mrs. Dettmer, Mary A. VanCamp; still life or buildings, Mrs. Art Whilsmith, Mary VanCamp; flowers or fruit, Mrs. Dettmer, Mary VanCamp; any subject, Mrs. Dettmer, Mrs. Art Whilsmith; Watercolor, any subject, Mary A. VanCamp; number paintings, scenery, Mrs. C. Z e bu s e n, Mrs. Clarence Wurm; animals, any size, Mrs. Dave Cross, Mrs. Wurm; Snapshpts, black & white, 6 prints of scenery, Tom Bern, Woodham, Mrs. Dave Cross; 6 prints of children, Mrs. Dave Cross, Mrs. Hugh Morenz, RR 2 Dashwood; 6 colored prints, any subject, Mrs. Gordon A. Smith, Tom Hern. CRAFTS Etched aluminum tray, Mrs. Allan Rundle, RR 3 Exeter; cop- per tooling, Mrs. Wm. Dougall, Mrs. Allan Rundle; leather tool- ing, Mrs. Allan Rundle; artificial flower corsage in plastic bag, Mrs. Alvin Moir, Mrs. Wm. Dou- gall; fall hat, handmade, Mrs. Arnold Merrier, RR 3 Zurich, Mrs. E. Smith, Exeter; embroid- ered picture, James Glasgow, Exeter, Mrs. John Bruls; drift- wood arrangement, Mrs. Dave Cross, Mrs. Allan Rundle; wrap- ped parcel for a bride, Mrs. Delmer Skinner, RR 1 Centralia, Mrs. E. Smith, Exeter; display of antiques, Mrs. Dave Cross, Mrs. Hugh Morenz, Dashwood. Liquid embroidery, pair of pil- low cases, Mrs. Delmer Skinner, Mrs. Eben Weigand, Dashwood; tea towels and pot holders, Mrs. Weigand, Mrs. Skinner; table- cloth, Mrs. Roland McCaffrey, Exeter, Mrs.Robert Rundle , RR 6 St. Marys; any suitable painted article, Mrs. Delmer Skinner, Mrs. Robert Rundle. .1