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PITTSBURGH® PAINTS AT EXETER DISTRICT CO-OP Pletity .of Customer' :Pgkitig Phono. 235:2081 Noe 4 Times.Advocate, UPtember 26, 1968 Zurich Fair 4-H winners Competition was keen in the 4-H calf club competition at Zurich Fall Fair, Monday, The top awards went to Donald Geiger, Zurich who exhibited the best steer and was named grand champion showman of the day to capture the Zurich Chamber of Commerce trophy and the T. Eaton Company tray. Donald is shown above, left, with Bill Weber, RR 3 Dashwood who had the best junior heifer. Other winners were Grant Jones, RR 2 Hensall, with the champion beef heifer and Bert Visscher, Hay, best dairy heifer and top dairy class showman. T-A photo pis.trict. breeders cop ;Iwo- Awgrals District. breeders. again Wok the major share of prizes in the hvegook .classes at gotor Fair. Floss Cattle of Kirkton dominated the _erkShire hog contests . by sweeping all AwardS, Interest in the po4ltry. div!slon seems to increase each year with three local breeders entering large numbers or their flocks,. -.Dashwood area farmer cliff Pepper again took the biggest pergent4e of the honors with 40 firsts and seconds. ,George Tiernan, .also - :of- Dashwood claimed second place on the strength of 15 .firsts and. a half dozen seconds. Jack Snell of Exeter was well up in the running with 12 firsts and the same-number of seconds, Entries of William Dickey and Son of RR 1, Woodham took three firsts. and four seconds to top the rabbit class. Robert Morley of Granton gained a first . and third award while Jeff Lindenfield and John Dobbs, both of Exeter were each successful in taking one second prize, Whitney Coates led the Hereford cattle division with four firsts, three seconds and two thirds along with one Hereford Special. The other Hereford Special went to W.S. 0.Neil of Penfield who also won three first and two seconds. Russel Parker, Watford took eight firsts, including both specials in Shorthorns and five seconds. Jack Coates of Centralia gained one first, one second and four thirds in the same division. The only other entrant Frank Falconer, Clinton, took two thirds and two fourths. Alex Edwards of Arva captured five firsts and two seconds in the Polled Angus section while Richard Doan, Thorndale took three firsts, a second and three thirds and Shouleane Farms, Stratford captured two firsts and four seconds. The baby beef competition was headed by Whitney Coates, with Paul Passmore, Bryan Miller, Beth Passmore, Linda Hem, Marlene Stewart and Russel Parker following in that order. Exeter's Gerald Dearing swept the Dorset Horn sheep class with six firsts, , three seconds and one third. S.M. Blair, RR 1 Bolton dominated the Suffolks division while W.E. Gates, Glencoe and Raymond Comfort shared honors in the Shropshire section. Jim Snell, Clinton had the best Lincolns and Cotswolds with seven firsts. Special awards were taken by Gerald Dearing, Gates and Comfort. etoft Re/Ana Wet weather has temporarily held up the white bean harvest. Warm, humid days may have an adverse effect on pulled beans. Yields of 10 to just over 30 bushels per acre have been reported with many fields at 18 to 22 bushels per acre. Quality, so far, has been good. Corn is maturing very well. Silo filling is the order of the day on many farms. Wheat appears to be germinating uniformly in most areas. Rescue race, Mousseau, Jim Rundle, Bilyea; Cloverleaf barrel, Mousseau, Bilyea, George Beer; Musical chairs, Bilyea, Danny Turvey, Janet McDowell. Western pleasure, Tom Baker, Mousseau, Nancy Swartz. Children's equitation, under 16 — Swartz, Wayne Preszcator, Trudy Johns. Equitation, 12 and under, Johns, Jeff Darling, Turvey. In the hunter class, Shirley Fraser of Woodstock won three events with Goldie Tidy of London capturing a pair of first prizes. Oliver Bannerman, RR 2 Monkton, took the only Clyde class that drew contestants, was best in the wagon horse team division and won two firsts in the Belgian events. Ralph Kent won three events in the wagon class and Orville Bestard, Thorndale was best in the Percheron team division. Walter Clarke captured the four-horse and tandem hitch events. Mac Armstrong captured two firsts in the roadster division while Walter Clarke and Byron Vansickle each took a first in the carriage classes. Ed Fitzsimmons, Thorndale took two firsts for hackney ponies and Jones Pony Farms took six first for Shetlands. Gayle Ecker of Exeter had the best shetland pony of any age on halter and Rick Schwartzentruber won the shetland saddle race. PUT MORE spring INTO NEXT summer's GROWTH WITH fall APPLICATIONS OF BROCKVILLE : SHUR•GAIN fertilizers FOR FORAGE CROPS —fall-applied phosphorus and potash virtually guarantees that, next sum- mer, you'll—bale more —graze more —ensile more because you've supplied the fertility needed to get your hay and pastures off to an early spring start . . . and to keep them growing strongly through a second and third cutting or summer-long grazing. BROCKVILLE fertilizer service Contact your nearby .BROCKVILLE: SHUR-GA IN dealer or service centre for all your fall fertilizer requirements PHONE — 235-2774 BROCKVILLE CHEMICAL EXETER PLANT QUALITY PRODUCE (EXETER) LTD RR 1 Exeter 235-1921 CANN'S MILL Phone 235-1782 Exeter High quality 4-H beef exhibit Huron's Associate Agricultural Representative Don Pullen remarked Thursday that the 4-H beef show at this year's Exeter Fair was one of the best classes shown here for some time. Paul Passmore, left, RR 3 Exeter, placed top with his steer and picked up third in the showmanship; Brian Miller, RR 3 Exeter, placed second in both categories; Beth Passmore, RR 3 Exeter, placed third with her steer and topped the class in showmanship, T-A photo Exeter youths successful at exciting horse show HENSALL DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE ANNOUNCES Improved Facilities NOW IN OPERATION TO Receive White Beans At Your Elevator (FORMER MICKLE PROPERTY) HENSALL DISTRICT CO-OP 62-2716 HENSALL 262-2608 • • • a a 4) I • • IS