HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1966-09-15, Page 14Pogo 14 Times-Achtocato, Soptemk•or 1966 YVill be marching Enter school projects
Push, pull
and beg 'ern
Kids compete in many ,classes
A popular event in front of the
grandstand Thursday afternoon
will be the calf race.
In this test of speed, any calf
entered in regular competition
will be eligible to dash the dist-
ance of the stand. Lots of thrills
and a few altercations will be in
store for the spectators as the
boys and girls try to push, pull
or beg their beast across the
finish line.
Only halters are to be allowed
in guiding the calves in the right
direction along with any encour-
agement that can be rendered
by hand.
Youngsters under 14 are el-
igible for the competition for
$10 in prize money provided by
livestock shipper, William
Green.
Children of the local and area public and separate schools will be
playing an Important part in the 1966 Exeter Fall Fair, They will be
participating in the gala parade that starts Thursday's proceedings.
Educational works, including writing, art and booklets Will be on
display for fair goers in addition to exhibits of fruits and vegetables
prepared by the elementary school students. In the photos to the left
SOme of the youngsters' work is shown. Top, students of the Exeter
public School show some art work, Front row, Jacqui. Coughlin,
Carolyn Perry, Tammy Litt and Theresa Romaniuk, Back, Jim
Brintnell, Randy Preszcator and Peter Mason. In the bottom shot,
Muriel Abbott and Debra Bern are watching Nola Fulcher put a dis-
play of her writing on the bulletin board at the Usborne Central
School.
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FIELD DEMONSTRATION
Plowing & forage equipment
in operation
Oct. 1 to Apr. 1 $3,00 Thursday, September 15
9 a.m. till dark
By MRS. WILLIAM RHODE
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Mayer and
Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Knight spent
part of last week inNorthernon-
tario.
Miss Ethel Miner of Stratford
spent the weekend with her par-
ents, Mr, & Mrs. Stewart Miner.
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Kernick,
Rev. Stewart and Mrs. Miner
attended the service of thanks-
giving and dedication at the Kit-
chener M e m or ial auditorium
Sunday evening.
Mr. & Mrs. Ray Cann and
Cheryl attended the baptism of
Peter Loree, son of Mr. & Mrs.
James Loree, at the Knox Pres-
byterian Church, Guelph, with
the reception afterwards at the
home of Dr. & Mrs. L. Loree,
Guelph.
At Ellerington Farm No. 6
2 miles south of Exeter on Hwy. 4 BEANS
For The Best Deal On
Your Beans Bring Your
Sample To Us
Come and operate this equipment, then you be the judge.
Plows from 3 to 8 furrows. Tractors from 32 to 140 H,P.
The new I.H. #56 blower that elevates haylage over
100 ft. The new I.H. #55 2 row harvester,
TRACTORS
SEED WHEAT
COCKSHUTT 1900-D with cab 840. hours.
FARMALL H with loader, new tires, motor overhauled.
FARMALL 300 reconditioned - like new.
MASSEY 30 with cultivator.
FARMALL 806-0 demo.
B-414-D - demo.
UNITED CHURCH WOMEN
The UCW meeting was held
Wednesday evening with Mrs.
William. Snow and Mrs. Lloyd
Hackney as hostesses.
Mrs. Bev Morgan, program
convener, was in charge of the
meeting of which the theme was
"Education". The Scripture was
read by Mrs. Donald Bray. Mrs.
William Taylor of Wincheisea
favored with two solos unac-
companied.
The study t ,Educationin Trini-
dad" was given by Mrs. William
Cann, Mrs. James Anderson and
Mrs. Donald Bray.
The roil call was answered
with what each member was mak-
ing for the bazaar and it was
decided to have it Wednesday,
November 9.
COMBINES
A-6 Case with bean equipment.
A.C. 72 P.I.O. with pickup, reel & straw chopper.
M.H. Self Propelled Clipper.
Good Supply of GENESSE
and TALBOT On Hand
Contracts Available
Established 1880
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