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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1969-09-25, Page 15TOP DAIRY EXHIBITORS — David Marshall's mastery in the Exeter 4-11 dairy calf club continued this year as he walked off with first place for the top senior heifer and was also given the nod as the Championship showman. The Kirkton youth's dominance of the show in recent years may partly explain why he had the only senior entry. In the middle is Karen Brock, RR 1 Granton, who had the top junior heifer, while on the left is Alan Hera, RR 1 Woodharn, runnerup for the junior heifer and the showmanship awards. T-A photo Coming soon. Volkswagen's biggest improvement in17years. See it et your VolkswaQen dealer's this week '4‘ MEW • .'.4sli:•;.:•••Wag:ik's's ,t,*zwik•on?" And live a little! All you need is an automatic washer and electric dryer. With one setting of a simple control, the washer fills itself, washes, drains, rinses, and damp-dries. Then the dryer takes over. Keeps your clean wadi free from impurities in the air. Fluffs clothes into a natural shape for easier iron- ing. And takes special care of your permanent- press garments. There's no hard work. No watching. No waiting. Your time's your own. You've banished your washday blues! With an automatic washer and electric dryer, you don't have to do the whole family wash the same day. Do a little at a time, Whenever you feel like it. Even when it's pouring rain. Get yourself a new automatic washer and electric dryer from your local major appliance dealer, and live a little. Exeter Public Utilities Commission R. E, POOLEY Chairman H. L. DAVIS, Manager Phone 235-1350 Commissioners H, DELBRIDGE M. A. GREENE MOFFAT and VISCOUNT Automatic Washers and Dryers AVAILABLE AT Exeter District Co-Op "Small town like this can't ha.Ve much of traf fie appropriation." Snoopy was a visitor at the Fair school exhibits Group of Dashwood youths at Walther league meeting visiting. Several letters of thanks London, following an accident, were read and donations has returned home. received. The annual ladies' aid fowl supper will be held October 8 with group 4 in charge. Two rooms at the parsonage will be redecorated. Judges of the public schC)ol competitions at Exeter Fair were faced with a tough chore again this year with close to 1,000 entries turned in by students from Exeter; Usborne, Stephen and JAD McCurdy public shoots and Precious Blood Separate 'School. More than 70 youngsters decided to take a crack at the prizes in the animal vegetable eompetition with Elizabeth VileSe of Exeter public school gaining the top award. The top prize in the vegetable coolie strip character class was won by Kelley Gaiser of Exeter with an Almost life-like creation of Snoopy of Charlie Brown cartoon fame. Competition was also entlinslastic in the vegetable and flowers departments with 24 displays of petunias and 25 entries of red tomatoes. The following legend has been used to identify the children with their schools. E-Exeter Public School; U-Usborne Central; PB-Precious Blood Separate School; S-Stephen Central; JAD-JAD McCurdy, Huron Park. GRAIN Oats, Valerie Finkbeiner S; barley, Valerie Finkbeiner S; wheat, Marty Becker S; ensilage corn, Ivan Hem. U; Cheryl Stewart U; Murray Stewart U; grain corn, Fred Hern U, Elaine Pym U, Larry Johns U. ROOTS AND VEGETABLES Red mangels, Allan Hem U; white mangels, Allan Here U; table turnips, Geo VanEsbroeck PB, Brenda Neil S, Timmy Veri E; table beets, Carol Allen U, David Snider E, Steven Willed E; red cabbage, Bradley Johns U, Bobby McDonald E, Trudy Johns U; late cabbage, Paul Stewart U, Bobby McDonald E, Gail Johns U; long carrots, Mary Agnes Dietrich PB, David Snider E, Hobby McDonald E; short carrots, Marty Becker S, David Greene E, Sheila Snider E; table cucumber, Bobby McDonald E, Larry Parsons E, Ronnie Stewart U; pickling cucumber, Barbara Miller U, Paul VanEsbroeck PB, David Greene E; spanish onion, Elaine Stewart U, Lori Lynn Stewart U, Allen Hem U; yellow onions, Murray Stewart U, Cheryl Stewart U, Elaine Stewart U; Squash, Allan Hern U, Leslie Cudmore U, Jayne Dougall U; pepper squash, Sylvia Stewart U, David Snider E, Sheila Snider E; pie pumpkin, Carol Allen U, Barbara Miller U, Carol Dougall U; largest pumpkin, Teresa Ondrejicka S; early potatoes, Perry Sereda U, Lori Lynn Stewart U, Cheryl Stewart U; late potatoes, Allan Hern U, Bobby McDonald E, Mary Agnes Dietrich PB; muskmelon, Jayne Dougall U, Gregory Dougall U, Bobby McDonald E; pink tomatoes, Bobby McDonald E; red tomatoes, Ruth Ann Finkbeiner S, Barbara Miller U, Kenneth Coates U; field beans, Jayne Dougall U, Carol Dougall U, Dick Dougall U. FRUIT Northern spy apples, Barbara Miller U, Ronnie Stewart U, Sylvia Stewart U; McIntosh, Barbara Miller U, snow apples, Barbara Miller U, Paul Stewart U, George VanEsbroeck PB; delicious, Barbara Miller U; plums, Leslie Cudmore U, Valerie Finkbeiner S; pears, Marty Becker S, Leslie Cudmore U, Dick Dougall U. FLOWERS Powder puff asters, Fred Hem U, Trudy Johns U, David Greene E; asters, Fred Hem U, Donnie Fahner S, Cathy Triebner E; cosmos, Larry Parsons U, Karen Morley E, David Greene E; cornflower, Kathryn Willard S, Randy Yearley S, Pauline Pym U; marigold, Steven Willert E, Ronnie Stewart U, Robbie Stewart U; single petunia, Bobby McDonald E, David Greene E, Nancy Here U; ruffled petunia, Laura Johns U, Pauline Pym U, Mary Johns U; snapdragons, David Greene E, Ann Dearing S, Karen Morley E; small zinnia, Trudy Johns E, David Greene E, Grace Dykstra E; large zinnia, David Greene E, Joan Skinner E, Sheila Snider E; gladiolus, Bradley Johns U, Ronnie Stewart U, Robbie Stewart U; house plant, Kenneth Coates U, Janice Stewart U, Mike Higgins E; miniature arrangement, Kenneth Coates U, Fred Hern U, Judy Parsons U. COOKING School lunch, Janie Roetel PB, cookies, Janice Stewart U, Larry Parsons U, Cheryl Parsons U; chocolate fudge, Cheryl Parsons U, Debbie Potter E, Judy Parsons U; cupcakes, Debbie Potter E, Trudy Johns U, Kathy McGregor E; dark cake, Bonnie Campbell E, Janice Stewart U, Kathy McGregor E; light cake, Bonnie Dale E, Sylvia Stewart U; light cake, Kathy McGregor E, Shirley DeVriese E, Sandra Stewart U. SEWING Tea towel, Trudy Johns U, Carolyn Kellett U, Brenda Neil S; hook"mark, David Greene B, Jayne Dougall U, Carol Dougall U; knit article, Grace Dykstra E, Connie Mills E; half apron, Fiona Kennedy E, Trudy Johns U; pillow cases, Fiona Kennedy E, Joan Kerslake U, Judy Parsons U; knit article, Debbie Potter E, Carol Dougall U, Gail Patterson U; stuffed animal, -Kathy McGregor E; doll costume, Sheila Edwards E, Brenda Edwards E, Grace Dykstra E. OPEN CLASS Plaster of paris, Sandra Shapton S, Jim Hussey PB, Ray Glanville U; bird house, Bruce Hodge 5, Robert Guenther S, Larry Whiting E; dried weeds, Sandra Shapton S, Brenda Neil S, David Snider E; peculiar shaped vegetable, Velda Tripp JAD, Bradley Baynham E, Joan Cooper U; paint by number, Lori Lynn Stewart U, Shirley DeVries E, Sylvia Stewart U; mobiles, Jayne Dougall U, Carol Dougall U, Gregory Dougall U; vegetable animal, Elizabeth Vriese E, Ruth Noels E, Paul Perry E; vegetable person, Laurie Skinner E, Janet Shapton S, Velda Tripp JAD; comic strip character, Kelley Gaiser E, Denis Fletcher U. PROJECTS AND BOOKLETS Kindergarten, Sherry Gilfillan E, Bobby McDonald E, Kathy Killen E; grade 1, Donna Walker U, Dorothy VanEsbroeck PB, John VanRoestel PB; grade 2, Bruce MacDonald S, Sandra McLeod E, Heather Meikle E; grade 3, Jeanette Wach E, Carolyn Perry E, Kathy Walkom E; grade 4, Debra Whiting E, Gayle Ecker E, Barbara Ferguson E; grade 6, Cathy Ecker E, Debbie Lindenfield E, Steve Harrison E; grade 7, Bev Finnen E, Launa Fuller E, Leona Obre E. POULTRY Leghorn pullet, Brad Coates, ducks, David Prout U, Brian Roelofson E. PETS Bantams, Jeff Hayter 5, Gail Johns U; rabbits, Ricky Schnarr, Helen Finkbeiner S, Sandra Hern U; pigeons, Teddy Wedge E; kittens, Brian Walsh, Marg Pym; best trained dog, Sheila Snider E, David Reed E, Richard May. E; other pets, Christine Walsh, Larry Lippert S, Leslie CutirnOre, HORSES Foal, Brad Johns, Gayle Ecker, Kirby Berrien; showmanship, Gayle Ecker, Brad Johns, Kirby . Borden; pony, Trudy Johns, Brad Johns; showmanship, Wayne Preszcator, Kathy Ecker; saddle horse, Gayle Ecker, Trudy Johns; showmanship, Gayle Ecker, Barbara Parsons. SWINE Bacon hogs over 175 pounds, Jim Cottle, Jerry Cattle; bacon hogs under 100 pounds, Murray Stewart. CATTLE Beef calf born before January 1, 1969, Fred Hern; dairy calf born after January 1, 1969, Karen Brock, Merton Brock; halter broken calf, Karen Brock, Fred Hern, Merton Brock. ART Kindergarten, Gregory Prout U, Dwayne Selves U; grade 1, Eddie Hunter-Duvar E, Patti Rader S, Kevin Kipfer S; grade 2, Patricia Berendsen PB, Marie Grogan PB, Jo Anne Foster U; grade 3, Brenda Fletcher E, Jodi Finnen E, Brenda Edwards E; grade 4, Wendy Beaver S, Randy Miller E, Valerie Flynn E; grade 5, Bruce MacDonald S, Doreen Ward E, Vicki Cunningham E; grade 6, John VanGerwen E, Jerry Jablonski PB, Steven Willert E; grade 7, Laurie Richard U, Jon Gaiser E, Doug Carroll U. CREATIVE WRITING Grade 1, Betty Neevel U, Sharon Kaake U, Terri Brintnell U; grade 2, Kevin Hern U, Alicia McCauley E, Billy Snell E; grade 3, Sheila Duncan U, Denise Fletcher U, Sandra McLeod E; grade 4, Kathy Walkom E, Heather Little S, Grace Dykstra E; grade 5, John VanGerwen PB, Lori Keller S, Bonnie Campbell E, grade 6, Steven Sims U, Cindy Cook PB, Merit McLennon U; grade 7, Wayne Simpson E, Jane Roestel PB, Danny Brintnell E. HIGH SCHOOL MANUAL TRAINING Wood carving, Randy Decker; machine shop, Glenn Cooper, Wesley Dignan; drafting, grade nine, Gerrard Dietrich; drafting grade ten, John Thompson; electrical circuit, Vince Ayotte, Keith Snyder; house wiring, Joe Bengough, Don Jones, Rally Day at Brinsley BY GORPON MORt.BY Rally Day Service was Observed a Brinsley United Church, Sunday. The Superintendent Gordon Morley was leader for the occasion. Jackie Lewis read the Scripture and also was accompanist for a hymn sung by her clans comprised of Shirley and. Carol McNair; Rose McNair; Karen Hodgson; Victor Dyck and Cindy Prost. Linda Fenton gave the promotion story. The text of the sermon given by the Rev. H. B. Johnson was "Who gave you those ears?" The Junior choir rendered special music with Douglas Lewis at the organ, PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Tweddle, Mr. & Mrs. Gary Tweddle and family, Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Tweddle and family attended a birthday dinner at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Jack Tweddle. It was the occasion of Harvey's birthday. APMIFIAL Color TV PRICED .AS LOW. AS $459" CALL ON US FOR * ANTENNAE INSTALLATIONS *TV SERVICE ZIMMER'S Radio and TV DASHWOOD 237-3574 By MRS. IRVIN RADER John Becker, Rick Hayter, Dianne • Miller and Edward Restemayer, members of Zion Lutheran Walther League attended a gathering of Lutheran Youth sponsored by the Western Ontario Youth Commission. LADIES' AID Zion Lutheran Ladies' Aid held their first meeting for the coming season with group 3 and Mrs. Marie Restemayer, convener, in charge of devotions and lunch. Rev. B. E. Steinman took for the topic "Church Symbols" with illustrations. Miss Sharon Rader playeci piano selections. Mrs. Larne Genttner, president, dealt with the business. Reports were heard from the sujnmer altar guilds showing an active time of WOLFE REUNION Some 50 Wolfe relatives from St, Thomas, Kitchener, Waterloo, Ayton, Palmerston, and Clifford gathered at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Carl Oestreicher for their annual reunion. Games were enjoyed followed by a pot luck supper. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Norman Klein and girls of Mildmay spent Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Carl Oestreicher and family. Bill Schade, who was a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE Ray Cann, Robert Mayer and William Rohde spent part of this week at French River. Quite a number from this community attended Exeter Fair, Friday evening and Saturday. Mrs. William Thomson of Exeter and Mrs. William Rohde visited Tuesday with Mrs. Robert Ross of London. Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Jeffery, Alan and Connie visited with Mr. & Mrs. John McLauchlan of Lambeth.