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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-11-29, Page 19BAZAAR AT BLUEWATER HOME - The ladies auxiliary of the Bluewater Rest Home at Zurich staged their annual bazaar and bake sale Saturday, Above, Mrs. Josephine Dietrich makes a purchase of baked goods from Thelma Jeffrey, Carmel Sweeney and Amelia Prang. T-A photo Area fanciers win prizes in Huron pigeon, pet show Times-Acivocate,. November 29,, 1973 .Pugs: asellP COMPLETE tre 66.N. COVERAGE FOR OA 413' 444"r • Home * Farm * Life " Commercial " Automobile Wf#1416 * Registered Retirement Plans CONTACT Bev Morgan Insurance Agency Ltd. 238 Main St. Phone 235-2544 Exeter Across From Beaver Lumber John A. 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From Dionite If 4 SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD Soft Side Luggage • , SHOP EARLY Shop Here For SERVICE • SELECTION • SATISFACTION myth's:HT0°,E,E CHARGEX re MAIN st, PHONE 235.103 EXETER *,4014,:va w.o•V,0 5'icia4V,ev$A04.0.01%s5 rii:AVP14,4MItAtA ila Piet$01*14 Huron County Poultry, Pigeon and Pet Stock Association held another successful show recently in the Legion Hall in Clinton, an ideal spot for a show, and some of the best birds in the county were on exhibition. Bill Schrum, Smithville, Ont. judged the Standard and Bantam classes and he was impressed with the quality of birds shown. Ken Tremaine from Preston had the honor of judging the pigeon classes and he too handled some birds of excellent quality. Association rosette for champion standard in the show went to a White Leghorn Cockerel owned by Clifford Pepper, and this bird also received the Tieman special for the best large fowl, and the Exeter Co. Op. special forthe bestMediterranean breed. The association * rosette for reserve champion was won by Harvey Daniel on a Columbian Rock Pullet. This pullet also won the special donated by Howard Bernard B.P. agent at Brussels; the Daniel special for best Parti- coloured and the McIntosh feed mill at Molesworth special for the best American breed. The special donated by Bert Mills, Goderich went to Cliff Pepper for best exhibit large fowl on his Buff Orping tons. The association rosette for champion Bantam went to Bert Mills on a Dark Cornish Pullet. It also won the Daniel special for best Parti-Colour and the special donated by the Old Mill, Blyth for best clean-legged bantam. Rosette for reserve champion was won by George Tieman on a White Leghorn Pullet, Molesworth Cheese Factory special went to Earl Becker for best feather-legged bantam on a White Cochin Cock. The Pepper special went to George Tiernan for best exhibit in Bantams on White Wyandottes. Association rosette for champion pigeon to Emery Baechler on a white fantail hen. Rosette for reserve champion to a White Tumbler Cock exhibited by Ron Richey. The Bob Denomme Trophy for best fantail went to Emery Baechler and he also won the Pepper special for best exhibit of pigeons and the Greens' Meat Market, Wingham special for the best young bird on a white fan- tail. Bartliffs Bakery, Clinton special for best Homer showpen went to Walter Baechler, and the Daniel special for best Roller to Walter Baechler. Specials in junior section were as follows: association rosette for champion pigeon to Randy Richey who also won the special donated - bt-MtileSWiftli'Genbtai'- Store for best pigeon; association rosette for champion poultry to Victor Daniel and the Molesworth General Store special for best exhibit of poultry; the special donated by Harvey Vollick, Mildmay for most points in junior section went to Victor Daniel. Special thanks to secretary Harvey Daniel, to the exhibitors, the donors of specials, and the boys who set up the show. It takes By MRS DAVID KESTLE Mr. & Mrs. J. Robertson and three of their four 'children celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary by entertaining friends and neighbours. The highlight of the evening was a phone call from their eldest son George who is studying at Briarcrest College in Saskat- chewan. " Personals Mrs, Emily Kestle, Exeter, David Hall and Mr. & Mrs. Clare Cook, Detroit called on Mr. & Mrs. D, Kestle along with Mr. & Mrs. A. Charron and Susan and Tom Ward, Windsor who were weekend guests. They attended the Kestle-McGinnes wedding on Saturday in London. Mr. & Mrs. Don Oatman, Ilamilton and Mrs. Wood, London were Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. D. Kestle. Mr. & Mrs. Otto Darling visited with Mr. & Mrs. A. Lewis Sunday. The Hans Rosch family visited with friends in Aurora and Toronto, Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Simpson and family visited Mr, & Mrs. W. Simpson Friday. Mrs. Ed Armstrong's mother, Mrs. E. Sullivan passed away in St. Joseph's hospital and was buried in Ingersoll. Mr. & Mrs. Clare Paton have been working hard making ex- tensive alterations on their dwelling. They are extending the back part to make a double garage. At the Sunday service at St. James Church Clandeboye several prayer books were dedicated by Rev. John Hofland in memory of Mrs. Ehiily Tomes. The junior choir lead by Mrs. Alan Hill rendered an ap- propriate anthem, Phone call brings weather probs Farm weather and road reports, available around the clock seven days a week, are now being provided for central and eastern Ontario, to complement a service introduced for southern counties last spring. The Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food, in cooperation with the Toronto and Montreal weather offices and the Ontario Ministry of Tran- sportation and Communications, prepare and record bulletins which may be heard by dialing a telephone number. The program is updated three times a day, at 7:15 a.m., 12:05 and 4:30 p.m. Radio stations can receive the reports free of charge, for broadcast to their audiences. The number to call is (416) 924- 9606 for Area 1, including Essex, Kent, Lambton, Middlesex, Elgin, Oxford, Norfolk, Brant, and Wentworth counties; and Area 2, including Huron, Perth, Waterloo, Wellington, Halton, Peel, Yor, Bruce, Grey, Duf- ferin and Simcoe. Denis Little entertained Phil Conlin, groom of the month to a stag-card party Monday. The wedding will take place in Wisconsin December L Charlie Wilson is settled in his new home in the village. Mr. & Mrs. Peter Groenewegen are having a well drilled 360 feet into the ground, The drillers say this is the deepest well they have drilled. Mr. & Mrs. Joe Carter and Myrna have taken up residence in Exeter. Mrs. Alex Macintosh who has been in St. Josephs Hospital is now recuperating at the home of her daughter and son-in-law in New Hamburg. Mrs. Gerald Millson received word that her aunt, Mrs. B, King had passed away & Mrs. Millson was in Windsor Tuesday at- tending the funeral. 4-H The block printing course is almost complete and the achievement day for this area is to be in Parkhill December 15. The "Printin' Pals" met at Janis Kestle's home prepared to finish any work they had to do. Next Saturday will be the wind- up and books must be handed in before December 6. The no. 1 Clandeboye club, the "Block Heads" met Thursday at Mrs. Bruce Henry's, their leader to complete their record books and this Saturday will wind up any loose ends. cheerful co-operation and sup- port to get a show of this naturein order and the association is in- deed grateful to all who helped to make it a success. Son calls from west. Clandeboye couple honored