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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-09-20, Page 23rt0,000"‘ 3ABY gORI E57 At 7:30 p.m. Four classes - Four months and under; eight months and under; 12 months and under; twins. L7-?1Z q.,:) ()I 1-47--q 77k. J gJal ©P WINO MAYOR JACK DELBRIDGE 11/7 See Western Ontario's Finest Hogs, Sheep, Dairy and Beef Animals Exeter Fair's Newest Class for Exhibitors .1.1/9,0111.1•"1•1•100•1 r (1, •"- 'et • ) . ] ) F r l Ai\J i id t -77,71n rig DISPLAYS OF APPLES AND BY-PRODUCTS immwsOIMPOINNOMMINO The Exeter Agricultural Society is pleased to announce several area dealers will be displaying new models on Saturday at the fair, All Inside Exhibits and Commercial Displays Will Be Ready for Viewing Adults: $1.00 ADMISSION: Children; 504 /PA TAmos-Adylmoe, September 20, 197? P.ae COME TO THE a l7"7.77-77 (7777-7-7 1 __„ . . - I •••:::-..........:.1 FRIDAY and SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 21 and 22 FRIDAY NIGHT PROGRAM Open to all girls, 15 to 21. Judging will be on appearance and poise only. Limited to first 8 entries \.:IL ti - FIRST PRIZE - Ladies' Bulova Watch Donated by Earl Campbell Jeweller SECOND PRIZE - Beauty Kit donated by Maurice and Jean Love, your Bestline distributors. All others Receive $5.00 Account at Royal Bank, Exeter CROWNING OF THE 1973 QUEEN OF THE FAIR BY THE 1972 QUEEN Sponsored by the Exeter Agricultural Society in co-operation with the following merchants: Beth's Hair Styling; Silhouette Hair Fashions; Marjorie's Hair- dressing; Mar yhelen's Hair Styling; Campbell's Jewellers; L & M Cleaners; Grand Bend Cleaners and Launderers, Jerry MacLean & Son Automotive. Live Entertainment Throughout Saturday Afternoon ON THE GROUNDS * ROBERT WALKER AND HIS TRAINED DOGS STAR-TREX * GERRY SMITH Exeter's Champion Fiddler * HEYWOOD BROTHERS the Rising Stars EXETER FALL FAIR DRAW SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING STARTS AT 11:30 A.M. SHARP - SNELL BROS. LTD. GARAGE EXETER LEGION PIPE BAND & ZURICH CENTENNIAL BAND Decorated Cars 20.00 10.00 5.00 5.00 Business Floats 20.00 10.00 5.00 5.00 Club or Organization 20.00 10,00 5,00 5,00 Best Horse Drawn Vehicle...... ... 24.00 10.00 5.00 5.00 Comic Float 20.00 10.00 5.00 Decorated Bicycles 2.00 1.00 .25 Decorated Decorated Tricycles 2.00 1.00 .25 Best School in Parade $12.00 All other entries $5.00 Cry Finest Horses in Western Ontario Competing Under CHSA Rules t :73 11 11,7"T'T( A demonstration of radio-controlled model airplanes by the Forest City (London) Model Flyers 'F)F. [171)r.),n .s See Members of the area 4-H Club show their dairy, beef calves and swine. Field crop exhibits on display in the arena. 4-H Feeder Calf Club and 4-H Horse Show Feeder Calves Auctioned at 2:00 p.m. 1st--- HIND 1/4 OF BEEF Donated by Exeter District Co-Op 2nd - 1 SIDE OF PORK Donated by Mac Hodgert & Barry Miller 3rd - SIDE OF LAMB Donated by Donald Kernick 4th - DRESSED TURKEY Donated by Ned Armstrong GLANVILLE SISTERS MUSICIANS BOB 8 DANNY HEYWOOD COUNTRY & WESTERN SINGERS BOB GOODWIN VENTRILOQUIST MILLER GIRLS TAP DANCERS * 420Wrk LA,KDHCO MI meat processed by Darling's Abattoir, Exeter DRAW TO BE MADE AT DANCE ON FAIR DAY Tickets 50c each or 3 for $1.00 IMINEIMINJEMv „. AMMO ADMISSION: Adults: $11.00; H.S. Students: 500; P.S. Children Free Cars: 25c Grandstand, free Sponsored by The Exeter Times-Advocate Our Thanks ANNUAL FALL FAIR - SATURDAY NIGHT The Exeter Agricultural Society wishes to express its sincere appreciation for the generous support and co-operation received from business and professional men, town and district organizations which make the presen,. lotion of the Exeter Pall Fair possible. TD)/1A -MCc",' 9:30 to 1:00 EXETER LEGION HALL Music By Western Ontario's Best STAR-TREX $2,00 Per person (Limited Admission) Refreshments Available ROBERT DOWN, PRESIDENT A. GARNET HICKS, SECRETARY • :3•MMONWEVIRIW:M.,..,..E:W•MisMi-aMMI:MOAMEMMEARK4.