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Times-Advocate, September 24, 1970 Local horses entered
Races featured at aturday's Fa
Peggy C VOlo, owned and
driven by W. Stiller, Walton,
Barb's Ace, owned by Cline
Flynn, .London, driver TM.
Miss Lee Dale, owned and driven
by Neil McRann, Lucan.
Direct Dream, owned.
O'Neil, Watford, driver l
June's. Special, owned '
Walker, Denfield, driven
Walker.
TWO OF SATURDAY'S ENTRIES — One of the two race events at
Saturday's harness racing at the Exeter Fall Fair will feature a pair of
horses that are training at the local track, They are shown above in a
recent workout. Phantom Bomb driven by trainer Jim Wallace is out in
front followed by Centennial Babee, owned and driven by Gerry
Schenk of Crediton. T-A photo
Spect ors attending Exeter
Fall Faifdturday afternoon will
be assured of exciting harness
racing.
Race secretary Jim Wallace
announced Monday morning
that both classes were
completely filled and he had
several other owners that wanted
to race at the Fair.
Each race will go in two heats
of a mile each. Following are the
complete list of horses, owners
and drivers. In several instances
drivers were not known at press
time, the abbreviation TBA is
being used.
NON-WINNERS $1,500
Scrapper Bars, owned by Arnie
Campbell, Seaforth, driven by R.
Bannerman.
Polly Adios, owned by Sheldon
Atmore, Parkhill.; driven by
John Atinw.
Johnny owned and driven
by Gordon Pullman, Seaforth.
Lockinver Robbie, owned and
driven by Fred Branston, Ailsa
Craig.
Blue Glenn, owned and driven
by R. Williamson, Walton.
Leeport Duke, owned and driven
by Neil McRann, Lucan.
Many visitors at Whalen
Toronto with Mr. & Mrs. J.
Briedis.
Mr. & Mrs. Walter Gee,
London were Sunday dinner
guests with Mr. & Mrs. Allen
Hodgins and Mark.
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Johnson,
Mary and Betty were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr. & Mrs. Jim
Bettridge and Jeffrey, St. Marys.
Ron Squire spent the
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Clothing
NON-WINNERS of $200
Phantom Bomb, owned by Bill
Locke of Strathroy and driven
by John Atmore.
Centennial Babee, owned by
Gerald Schenk, Crediton and
driven by Ken Hardy.
Worthy Flash, owned :1-'4 driven
by R. Bannerman, Seaforth.
weekend in 'Kitchener with Mr.
& Mrs. Jas. Beckett.
Hubert Hodgins, Granton and
Lynda Kennedy, Ilderton, were
Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs.
Percy Hodgins and family.
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Simpson Jr.
and Dale, Windsor, Mr. & Mrs.
Tom Simpson Sr. were recent
callers of Mr. & Mrs. Alex
Baillie.
PERMA PRESS GREEN ONLY
Chance for
lots of meat
Buy One Shirt at $6.50
and One Pair of Trousers at $7.98
SECOND SET AT 1/2 Price AND GET A
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Buy One Shirt at $4.50
and One Pair of Trousers at $5.98
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Dial 235.0270 Exi READY FOR THE FAIR — The chances of a Miller owned calf winning an award at the Exeter 4-H calf club
competitions at the Exeter Fair are excellent. Shown above with their entries are Barry, Barbara and Brian
Miller, children of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Miller, Usborne Township. T-A photo
Visitors to this year's Exeter
Fair will again have opportunity
to bolster their meat supplies for
a very small initial outlay.
This year, the annual draw
sponsored by the Fair Board will
be offering five prizes to the first
tickets to be drawn at the dance,
Saturday night.
The first ticket drawn will
entitle the holder to a hind
quarter of beef donated by
Exeter District Co-Op. The
second prize is one-half of a
dressed pork through the
courtesy of Cann's Mill Limited.
A dressed lamb from the farm
of Fair president Donald Dearing
goes to the third ticket drawn
and fourth prize is a dressed
turkey donated by Stan Frayne.
A fifth prize has been added this
year and this will be a dressed
rabbit donated by William
Dickey, Woodham.
Members of the fair executive
will be selling tickets in the
arena,
By MRS. FRANK SQUIRE
Emil Mohr and son Guido,
Kenora spent the weekend with
Mr, & Mrs. Grafton Squire.
Ross Duffield who has been a
patient at Memorial Hospital, St,
Marys, for a few weeks returned
to his home Thursday.
Granton WI met at the home
of Mrs. Hamilton Hodgins,
Tuesday evening.
Mr. & Mrs. Munroe Morelle,
Lake City, Florida, visited for a
few days last week with Mr. &
Mrs. Norman Hodgins.
Hubert Mills, Spalding,
Saskatchewan, visited with Mr.
& Mrs. McLeod Mills during last
week.
Mr. & Mrs. Clare Bryan and
Alice, Granton, Mr. & Mrs. Larry
Kilpatrick and family, London,
attended St. Thomas Anglican
Church anniversary service at
Granton and were also dinner
guests with Mr. & Mrs. Norman
Hodgins.
Mr. & Mrs. Cleve Pullman
were Sunday guests of Mr. &
Mrs. Lloyd Elliott, London
Township.
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Hodgson
visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs.
Wm. Hodgson, London and also
called on Mrs. Harold Carter
who is a patient at St. Joseph's
Hospital.
Mr. & Mrs. Arvid Beitans and
family spent the weekend in
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