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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-09-23, Page 20 getail I FUEL KIDI Cold Winter weather won't have YOU upset, if you've had your heating system overhauled by us! Call today for an appointment at your convenience. Dos FU L OIL BP PA644e, 235 - 2051tb 24 NR.SURNER SERVICE • GASOL I N E FURNACE INSTALLATION-DIESEL FUEL SANDERS ST., EXETER, ONT. THI$ TIME OF YEAR WE SI-IOULD BE CALLED, 1014AVE YOUR BURNER N4.415,9 ci FILL UP OUR GASOLINE... UT LrlIgir ORMS THE REST SAY FOLKS WHO'VE GIVEN IT THE TEST YOUR VI. DISTRI CTS '`ire Wilej • See e4 72. General Motors CARS ae Exete4 9abt Snell Bros. LIMITED 235-0660 Exeter Don't tell anyone, but you can still get your copy of the Exeter Times-Advocate for 1 A WEEK The Price Is Going Up On October 1, but you can renew for up to two years at the present price of $6.00 PER YEAR • That's A Saving of $4.00 Over the' New Subscription Price and $8.00 Over the Price on the News Stands It's YOUR Money Why Not Save It? E. IP RENEW TODAY! Many entrants in parade Local talent entertains Terrific weather for Kirkton fair For the first time in many years, the weatherman was in a good mood for the Kirkton Saturday. The fair dates were moved ahead two weeks this year and the move proved to be successful and district residents flecked out to provide one of the better parades ever seen in Kirkton. The Kirkton Women's Institute won the prize for the best decorated float and the Brownies were judged the best marching group. Harry Burgin piloted the best vintage car before 1933, Trudy Johns who led the parade won the best horse and rider award and Lana Marshall had the best decorated bicycle. Riding in the parade with president Peter Simpson and Ann Urquhart, 1971 Perth Dairy Princess was Huron MP Bob McKinley who officially opened the fair. In his brief opening marks, McKinley recalled the days when he was an exhibitor at the Kirkton Fair with hereford cattle. The afternoon program was a busy one with races for the children, pony races and 4-H club competitions with entertainment by district youngsters. Appearing with their various Champion steer fed by David Payoter purchased by Coleman's, London for $35.7$ per cwt. Reserve champion fed by Brian Pym purchased by ilensall Livestock Exchange for $35.00 per cwt. Steer fed by Jack Christie was purchased by Clarence P oor ting a, Kirkton, The two divisions of the safety poster competition were won by Gary Urquhart and Susan Evans, Craft winners were David Stephen, Jim Spading, Jayne Blackler, Ellen Eveleigh, Danny Mills, Susan Schaefer and Debbie Schaefer. Winners in writing were Patricia Willis, Lance Giesebrecht, Bob Cowdrey, Nadine Penner, Catherine Abbott and Susan Coddington. Best in art were Laurie Westman, Lance Geisebrecht, Diane Stacey, Joan Ross, Catherine Abbott, Debbie Schaefer and Denise Robinson, Heading the map contests were Susan Evans, Denise Robinson and Debbie Schaefer. The holder of the winning ticket in the calf draw was George Coddington, R,R 1, St. Marys, Steers fed by Robert Blackler, Morrison, Mrs. Murray Coward, Mrs. Rosemary Schaefer and Mrs. Tom Bern. In crafts and hobbies including decorated tube painting the top winners were Mrs. M. Nairn and Mrs. Lorna Murray. Stan Francis gained threefirsts in grains and, seeds while Mervin Shute won two top awards. Ewart Crago won the field competition in mixed grain while Junior Doupe was the winner in grain corn. Mrs. Burgin, top winner in two other divisions was back in business in the vegetable division winning firsts for parsnips, cauliflower, tomatoes, water- melons, squash, cucumbers and onions. The junior section open to public school students drew a large number of entries. Debbie Schaefer won two firsts with flowers while Paul Simpson topped the fruit and vegetable department. Heading the wild flowers were Susan Schaefer, S. Willis and Rosemary Simpson. In baking, the school winners were Ellen Eveleigh, Debbie Schaefer, Gary Urquhart and Jayne Blackler, singing and dancing numbers were Nancy and Elaine Nickles of Granton, the Westman sisters. Michelle Robinson, Ellen Eveleigh and Gary Urquhart and Brian Hill. John Urquhart proved to be the best showman in. the Kirkton 4-H calf club competitions with Peggy Simpson showing the best calf for seniors and Paul Parkinson with the top junior calf, A lot of the prizes in the domestic science section stayed right at home in Kirkton. Mrs. Harry Burgin was a big winner with 12 firsts and five seconds in the canned fruits and vegetables department, Also getting an even dozen red ribbons in the baking and canning section in addition to winning four specials for pies and cakes was Mrs. Coddington, Mrs, Marion Urquhart checked in with seven first prizes and the best casserole dinner in a dish. Mrs. Elaine Stephen copped four first prizes and the McCormick's graham cracker pie contest. In the flower displays it was again Mrs. Burgin that led the way with an even dozen red ribbons and six seconds. Mrs. Verda Morrison followed with nine firsts and Mrs. Ellis Strahan was third with eight. Fred McClymont of Varna continued his dominance in fruit with 30 first awards. Alvin Crago took three first prizes in apples. Competition was keen in the ladies work department. Donna Coddington was the winner with 11 firsts while five other ladies were not far behind.They were Sheila Armstrong, Mrs. Pauline MEND-N-FIT LISTEN FRIENDS LEND AN EAR:IVE EXCITING NEW HEATING NEWS FOR YOU BICYCLE WINNERS — Kirkton fair president Peter Simpson took time out Saturday to congratulate the winners in the bike division of the parade. Shown with the president are Lana Marshall, Connie Francis, Tim Shute and Jamie Eveleigh. 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Passmore Were purchased by Canada Peckers, Exeter Frozen Foods purchased three steers, Woodham Meat Market pur- chased 1 steer, Stratford Livestock Exchange bought 1 steer, Harold Burger purchased 1 steer. Schneiders bought 4 steers. Winners in the 4-11 beef calf club were in order of placings David Paynter, Steven Blackler, Shirley Switzer, Brian Denham, Norma Switzer, Robert Blackler, Donna Switzer and Jack Christie, The winners for showmanship in the 4-H Beef Calf Club were - Donna Switzer, Shirley Switzer, Norma Switzer, Steven Blackler, Jack Christie, Grant Blackler, David Paynter, Robert Blackler and Brian Denham. In the Junior Beef Calf Club (not 4-H) the winners for the best calf were Brian Pym with a gain of 395 lbs., Mark Harrigan, Gerald Johns, Larry Rundle, Phil Harrigan, and Norman Bilyea. The winners for showmanship in the Jr. Calf Club were - Larry Rundle, Brian Pym, Gerald Johns, Norman Bilyea, Phil Harrigan, and Mark Harrigan. Best calf in the Junior and Senior division was fed by David Paynter with a gain of 404 lbs. Trophy for best showmanship in the two classes was won by Beth Passmore, 2nd in showmanship won by Joan Pym, Winners in 4-H Holstein Senior Class were Peggy Simpson, Wendy Heard, John Urquhart, Carl Foley, Katherine Simpson, Paul Van De Walle, Vernon Thomson, Earl Thomson, George Foley, Doug Hamilton and Leslie Youngson. Junior 4-H Holstein Calf Club winners were Paul Parkinson, David Foster and Dennis McCorquodale. The prize winners in order of merit for showmanship were - John Urquhart, Katherine Simpson, Peggy Simpson, Earl Foley, Paul Parkinson, Maxine McCorquodale, Vernon Thomson, Earl Thompson, Bill Baker, George Foley, David Foster, Dennis McCorquodale, Paul Van De Walle and Doug Hamilton. The best Senior Calf was fed by Peggy Simpson, the best Junior calf by Paul Parkinson and one Ayrshire fed by Bill Baker. Judge for the Holstein Calves was David Jackson RR 7, London and the judge for beef calves was George Early, Kerwood. KIRKTON'S TOP EXHIBITOR — Mrs. Harry Burgin practically swept the field of exhibitors at Saturday's Kirkton Fair. Mrs. Burgin who won the top prizes in flowers and home canning is shown with some of her produce. T-A photo DICK and DAVE Plumbing & Electrical DICK RAU DAVE DURAND 236-4607 565.5281 Zurich Bayfield When You're In Town For The Fair . . . DROP IN AND SEE OUR SELECTION OF NEW FALL APPAREL • SUITS Priced From $ 19H • DOUBLE KNITS Cliff Russell R.R. 2 DASHWOOD, ONT. 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