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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-09-04, Page 1630 RR 2 Dashwood PHONE GRAND BEND 238-8354 Demonstrating TRACTORS * ZETOR by Norcan *• DAVID BROWN (CASE) * SAME By Timm Enterprises PLOWS * KVERNELANDS * KONGSKILDE Wednesday, Sept. 10 1:00 to 6:00 p.m. Farm of Martin DeJonge Lot 12 - Concession 6 Usborne EVERYONE WELCOME muniumittimunimminitittimmumnittretteittutuntrettummummtimmumninv. Order Your SEED WHEAT and FERTILIZER Needs NOW! :1111111111111111111111 ,,,,,, I ,,,,,,, 111111111111e1e11111e1111111111111111111111111111 ,,,,, 11.1.1.111111111 ,,,,,,,, •• Also . . . We Have PLOW-DOWN FERTILIZER Available Now 111111111111111111 ,,,,,,, 11111 ,,,,, 111111111 ,,,,,,,,, 1111111111 ,,,,,,, 111111111111 ,,,,, II ,,,,,,, 11111 ,,,,,, 1/111/11 EXETER DISTRICT Phone 235-2081 'A consistent higiti Yielder, year after year. Highly responsive to good manage- ment, Excellent picker or combine corn. Especially suitable for heavier soils. 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Name ,,,,, ,,,,, II,V4,001••• ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, Address *mu, II Phone • ir; ,,,,,,,, 1,•••“,10111, ,,,,,,,,,, "11,11,0•11•1:.4 , , ,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,, 1010 1111411410 110 ale Olegli a a 01 at ,Pciqe4A September 4, 1975 large crowd at barbecue Federation SON candidate night By ADRIAN VQS It has become a tradition. with. the Huron Federation of Agriculture to organize a "meet the candidates. night"' at. election time. This year two ,such tneetinga are to. be held, one at Exeter for the riding of Huron-MiddleaeX and one at Wingham for the Huron4$ruce riding, On the night of September 11 at. 8 p.m. the Exeter High Seheol will be the place where in- cumbent Liberal Jack Riddell, Progressive Conservative Jim Hayter and. NDP candidate Paul Carroll will field questions from the audience. This audience is not confined to federation members hut is open to any citizen who wants answers to some questions, An enthusiastic crowd of 1,233 pork lovers partook of the annual pork barbecue and dance at the Seaforth arena recently. Hun- dreds more had to be turned away because the capacity of the barbecue operated by Leo Kroonen of Dublin was strained to the limit. After the delicious meal, competing for the honour to be Huron County Pork Hostess 1975 took pine. Six lovely girls vied for the title. After an in- terview with the three judges, who quizzed them on their knowledge of pork cooking and table display, each spoke for two minutes on the merits of pork. The judges were Mrs. Robert McKinley, Mrs. Murray Gaunt and Mrs. John Riddell, wives of Hurons' three representatives in parliament, and they awarded the hostess crown to Miss Cathy Madill' of Blytli— Second place was taken by Miss Judy Miller of Dashwood. The runner ups were Miss Barbara Miller of Exeter, Miss Glenna Ellis of Clinton, Miss Teresa Ondrejicka of Exeter and Miss VanDoornik of Seaforth, Mr. Frank Bainton, President of Bainton's Old Mill in Blyth presented the winner with a beautiful suede pigskin jacket. The other contestants received a cheque from the, Huron Pork Producers Association who sponsored the event, Miss Brenda Moore of Goderich township who was 1974 Hostess, crowned the new Hostess and spoke briefly of her experiences during the year when she had the title. ALL A MATTER OF TASTE — Some pork lovers might have found the barbecued pork chops the Attraction at the Seaforth arena recently, while others might have found the pork hostess and princess more their dish, The winner was Cathy Madill, Blyth, third from the right. Others from the left are: Jackie VanDoornick, Seaforth; Teresa Ondrejicka, Exeter; Judy Miller, Dashwood, the runnerup; Cathy Madill; Barbara Miller, Exeter; Glenna Ellis, Clinton. Photo by Oke REDIAIX CONCRETE All Types of Concrete Work McCann Cana, Ltd. DASHWOOD Phone 237-3381 or 237-3422 (free estimates) WRONG FOOD — Members of the Exeter 4-H calf club presented skits at the recent exam night in Brucefield. Farmer Donald Hern is being told by his "son", 4-H member Fred Hern that a more nutritious food should be given his calf. The front end of the calf is Elaine Pym and bringing up the rear is Lori Lynn. Photo by Oke Calf club gives skit Exam night for 4-H clubs Fred Hem a 4-H member that he should not be feeding his calf straw but should be feeding more nutritious feed. si Stewarts set scholarship Lease Ford Blue. It was exam night for 4-H members in the south part of Huron, Wednesday. Over 150 members gathered at Huron Centennial School Brucefield, to .write down on paper what they had learned during the past term on the various projects they had been studying. Len McGregor of the Ministry of Agriculture Clinton, was in charge of the exams which may count 200 points out of the 1,000 points allotted for each 4-H project. Members of the Exeter 4-H Calf Club presented a skit on The Advantages of Being a 4-H member at the exam night. Miss Jane Pengilley, Huron County Home Economist, in commenting on the skit, which was divided into five small skits, said it was well-organized and well presented. One skit demonstrated how the 4-H member learns control, and good nutrition; another the importance of understanding banking procedures and the importance of having a gOod credit rating; the third demon- strated the value of attending conferences; the fourth the fun of taking part in an exchange program and visiting another district and the final skit showed the recreation gained by mem- bers from the 4-H clubs. One skit showed Farmers Wayne Shapton arranging for a $5,000 loan from Banker Brian Pym - the wrong way to go about it by not having proper records and the better way by showing the banker records which would demonstrate the farmer's ability. Another skit showed Farmer Donald Hern being told by his son VIM lllllllllllllllll 0111111 lllll 11111,41 ttttttttttt 1111 llllllll t tttttttttt M111101111111 ttttttttttttt 110111, _ ...1: 2 Er 1 ED CO" E = = —Internationai 8 1 5 Done only cab, air, 21030' -.: Demo, F: nd picktip. head, ree . -,- - 1.--,cobnPeere.55, 1 2,-<.i4t0Obt,,oheo:1;:igood 5g1 .q acres of grain. --Massey 300, cab and 11-f oat head I: Ft , ...,4 —International 105 cab, 10-foot heci 406 s_.., 1!: : C191•:Y 1=4. t-T.,„1„,—„,„,j1,7:1)finir tttttt tttttttttttttttt 421 411/1111P//1ITIl ,,, ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,'',','t'lli ,, ,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ' ; P. 11111111 ET) . S g EE z 2 W A ° No, 29 70-foc0with co nditioner THERS w afon Ma C65: ith 7 o;th co e ditioner y Pulltype 9 foot ad -,,,,„,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, „,„,,„,,,,,,,,,,„,,,,,,,, 1111f,,,„,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,i111111 , ,,, 111{r41. EErE E ....: : : = = In 1975, in honor of the Ontario Agricultural College's Cen- tennial, Stewart Seeds Limited introduced an entrance scholarship for 4-H Club mem- bers. The scholarship is open to 4-H club members from Ontario who have been accepted into first semester of the B.Sc. (agriculture) program at the Ontario Agricultural College. This award is for all-round ability and participation in school, 4-H and Junior Farmers as well as community activities. While this is not basically an academic award, a minimum academic record of 66 percent in Grade XIII has been set. The value of the award is $500 and will be presented to the winner at the annual O.A.C. award night. Applications are available at County Agricultural offices or directly from Stewart Seeds Limited at Ailsa Craig. Applications should be returned by September 30, 1975 for con- sideration. The 1974 winner was Darryl Mitchell of RR 4, Glencoe, Middlesex County, = N. T. MONTEITH!: EXETER LTD. 235-2121 "The best in service when you need it rnostl” til▪ tliiffIltftlIfff11111111111111111IIIIIII11110111111111)111111111111111111/1111111111111P11/1111111f111111111flifil We have a plan for you. reef Take a minute to see what our lease or rental-purchase plan can do for YOU! Imrrs C 0 CI y Look neighbor . . . you can BELT IT OUT FAST LOAN OKAYED — Banker Brian Pym shakes hand on a deal made with former Wayne Shapton in a skit presented by the Exeter calf club at-the 4-H exam night in Brucefield. 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