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SIDES
HINDS
FRONTS
19 & 20
lb 99'
lb $ 1 . 1 9
lb 83'
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Exeter Fair queen contest 1 1 pretty entrants
A total of 11 lovely Exeter and
district girls will be competing on
stage at the Exeter arena Friday
night for the honour of becoming
Miss Exeter Fair for 1975.
The new Queen will be crowned
by last year's winner Karen
DeJong of Centralia. Karen's
twin sister Kathy is one of the
contestants.
This year for the first time in
the history of the Fair Queen
contest the contestants have been
asked by the judges to make an
impromptu speech.
They will be judged on their
ability to speak on a subject
which they will receive only
moments before along with
appearance, poise and per-
sonality.
Pictures of the Queen con-
testants appear on this page
along with pictures of the same
girls when they were babies.
Answers to the match-up of the
Queen contestants and their baby
pictures appear on page 14A.
Area girls competing in this
year's queen contest at the
Exeter fair will receive a variety
Dairy Princess
chosen at Fair
The annual Huron County
Dairy Princess competition will
he part of the Exeter Fall Fair
Saturday afternoon.
Three girls from Huron will be
competing for the Dairy Princess
honours and the winner will
represent the county at the 1975
Canadian National Exhibition
dairy judging,
The three entrants Saturday
will be Janet Gielen, RR 2
Crediton, Mary Beth Downey,
RR 5, Seaforth and Fran
Logtenberg, RR 1, Dungannon.
The contest actually starts for
the three girls Saturday
morning when they will be in-
terviewed by the judges. They
will be riding in the Fair parade
at 11,30 a.m.
The afternoon portion of the
contest will be involved with
speeches and actual milking of
'cows. The competition will be
held in the arena and the af-
ternoon portion is expected to
begin about 2.30 p.m.
Representing the sponsoring
body, the Huron County Milk
Committee will be chairman Stu
Steckle, Zurich and vice-
chairman Eric Finkbeiner,
Crediton.
Promising
music show
Area musicians have again
responded overwhelmingly to the
country and western music show
to be scheduled this Sunday as a
wind-up to the local fair.
Over 15 groups are expected to
be on hand for the event which
starts at 1:00 p.m. in the arena
and runs through the afternoon.
The musicians donate their
services and the proceeds will be
turned over to the committee
investigating the possibility of ,
building a sports complex for the
area.
Some of the bands indicating
they will be at Sunday's show are
as follows: The Desjardines, Joe
Overholt, Blue Moons, Country
Wally, Roger Quick and the
Rainbows, Al Harvey and the
Blueboys, Mozart's Melody
Makers, Country Folk, Heywood
Brothers, Country, Sundown,
Gary Boyle, Ed Lesperance Trio,
Ray Cooper, Midnight Specials
and the Bluewater Playboys.
Jerry MacLean, who is helping
with the organization of the
musical program said other
groups would probably be in-
cluded as well,
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of gifts, not only for the winners,
but all entrants,
Among the list of prizes is a
Bulova watch donated by Earl
Campbell Jeweller for the queen.
A dozen red roses will also go to
her, compliments of Exeter
Flowers.
Every contestant receives $5
from the Exeter branch of the
Royal bank, a case of Bestline
Products, cosmetics from
Maurice and Jean Love and a
color photograph from Ross
Haugh.
Other prizes and gift cer-
tificates for the runners-up are
from: G&G Discount, Bestline
Products, F.A. May , Smyths
Shoes, The Junction, Gunn Home
Hardware, Grand Bend cleaners
and Boyle's Ladies' Wear.
Karen Kernick
Donna Riddell