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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-09-26, Page 26John Deere Oil-Less Air Compressors These gasoline-engine and electric-motor compressors combine portability with high performance and low maintenance. The same de- sign features that keep the oil out of the air eliminate the need for lubrication and increase compressor life. If you need a compressor we've got one right for you. ELECTRIC $525.95 r GAS ENGINE $595-95 Jo•itiERE Blyth 523-4244 Exeter 235-1115 Mrs. Mac Hodgert read a nicely worded address and Mrs. Bill Rohde presented Mr. & Mrs. Hodgert with an electric clock. Both Ross and Kay replied and all joined in singing For They are Jolly Good Fellows. Lunch Londesboro Seed Plant RED CLOVER Custom cleaning & buying Ph. 523-6399 EXETER DISTRICT CO-OP (t4), EXETER 235-2081 Maximize Income with Accurate Moisture Testing! 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This method, unlike other methods, averages the moisture content of the combined sample rather than individual kernels, it produces a more accurate Indication of moisture, test after test. Knorr' When to Here of Reduce Dockage and Shrinkage Save Tries To elevator SIMI rum in Drying Check on MakirniXe Stored Grain . Income Cup Holder Grain Cup and Sample Weighing Scale Thermometer/ Moisture Correction Indicator Grain Test Hopper Dote Unal. AGO GRAIN gc0iSTlike TESTER Pawn Wow! raamcm.atismat Dump Bottom Expanded Linear Main Dial Balance Meter DC Converter Input Power Switch photo .1* KIDS AND KIDS — Tyler Hammond and Mark Hoy marched with a pair of goats in Satur day's Exeter Fair parade. T-A DRAINAGE . Phone (519)271-4777 after 8 p.m. RR # 4 STRATFORD, ONT. 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Our factory allowances make it easier than ever for you to own a Massey- Ferguson combine. See us for full details or call. ACTION A-TimE73 This offer expires September 28 and is subject to available Inventory. SHERWOOD (EXETER) LTD. 18 Wellington St. W., Exeter 235-0743 Pym clan dominate beef show TOP ENTRANTS — Huron dairy princess Jean Siertsema, Blyth, was on hand to present ribbons to the top entries in the Exeter 4-H beef calf club, Saturday. Tom Coates, left, won the showmanship honors, followed by Margaret Pym and Brian Pym. In the conformation judging, the winning order was reversed, with Brian Pym taking first, followed by sister Margaret in second and Coates in third, Staff photo Thames Road pair honored By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE wedding anniversary party was held at Usborne Central School for Mr. & Mrs. Ross Hodgert in honor of their 25th wedding anniversary. There were 46 people in attendance. Euchre was played and the prizes were won by ladies high-Mrs. Bob Mayer, Ladies low-Pat Hodgert, lone hands-Ray Cottle, men's high-Wayne Rowe, men's low-Alan Hodgert. Monday evening a surprise brought an enjoyable evening to a close. Personals Craig Alexander and Brad Cann resumed their studies at Ridgetown this week. At time of writing Carl Hume is a patient in South Huron Hospital. We wish him a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne visited Sunday with the latter's brother Lloyd Hackney who is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital London and then were supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Don Ballantyne at Thamesford. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hargreaves took the service at the Bluewater Rest Home, Zurich Sunday evening. Later in the evening he, Mrs. Hargreaves and Rev. Stewart Miner attended the 175 anniversary service at the West Oxford United Church. All former ministers and lay ministers attended. The Thank Offering meeting of the United Church Women will be held Monday evening October 1 at 8 p.m. SAFETY IS A FAMILY AFFAIR farm safety association provided each other with the stiffest competition for top placings. In the 4-H showmanship class, Torn Coates won the red ribbon, although the judge told the audience that any of the top six youngsters in the class were capable of winning. Four of those six were members of the Pym family. Margaret and Brian finished in second and third place respectively, while Lyle Kinsman picked off Large entry at western horse show The western horse show at Saturday's Exeter Fall Fair drew a large number of entries. In the senior events, Tom Baker, RR 3, Ilderton was a double winner. He was the first in trail and western riding on Kays Champ. 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For information send in coupon or for immediate am ion a nd local representative PHONE NOW TOLL FREE fitlir° 1.800.268.4939 OCT OF PROVINCE 418.677 61111 FAN Atorrminu * moor Na unmdt VIM Mil st 11 111‘1, 4, I, 101. Rd tl 1,1,1111h1 ant( line I At 'It' fourth spot and he was followed by Elaine and Allan Pym. When it came to con- firmation, Brian beat out sister Margaret for top honors, with Tom Coates placing third. Following in fourth and fifth were Elaine and Allan. In the senior showmanship for the feeder calf club, Elaine took top honors, followed by Coates and Margaret finished third, Allan took the junior showmanship title, followed by Scott Pincombe and Joe Gower. In the feeder calf club, Joe Gower was among the top winners, but that was in effect still a win for the Pym barn entries. Gower had taken over looking after Brian's calf and the animal was fed at the Pym farm. "I think he (Joe) spent more time at our place than he did at home," Howard chuckled on Saturday as he told about their young neighbor's en- thusiasm for his project. In the gain classification, Margaret took top honors as she added 671 pounds to her animal, Elaine placed second with a gain of 641 pounds while Gower's entry added 637. Allan placed fourth with 566 pounds. Gower's animal got the nod as the top animal in the class while Margaret placed second and Allan took third. Allan Hodgert won the fourth place spot. Darling's Food Markets of Exeter and Lucan were the top 'bidders at the auction conducted by Larry Gar- diner. They bought Gower's champion for 9l¢ a pound and then paid 9011 for the reserve champ owned by Margaret. Canada Packers also paid 94 for Allan's third place animal. Entries up in field crops A total of 24 area farmers participated in the field crop competitions held in con- junction with the 1979 Exeter Fall Fair. Lorne Hern was the winter wheat winner with 90 points. Next came Wayne Tuckey, Hern Farms, Winston Shapton, Murray Dawson, Ray Cann, Allan Rundle, George Sereda, Bob Down and Strang Farms. Heading the barley division was Passmore Farms with 86 points followed by Winston Shap- ton, Elmer Powe, Bob Down, George Sereda, Howard' Pym, Murray Dawson, John Oke, Bruce Shapton and Allan Rundle. Best in white beans with 85 points was Wayne Tuckey. In order came Elmer Powe, Winston Shapton, Passmore Farms, Tom Triebner, Gordon Jones, Hugh Rundle, Ray Cann, Bruce Shapton, Allan Rundle and Murray Keys. Peg. 10A Times-Advocate, September 26, 1979 There were six first place ribbons at stake when members of the Exeter 4-H beef calf club and the feeder calf club competed at the local fair, Saturday, and when judge George Earley was done, most of those ribbons ended up going to the Pym family, The four children of Howard and Grace Pym dominated the two shows for the second year in a row. In most of the divisions, the family__ members BELGIANS PARADE — Bob Tindall and daughter Mary- Lou recently crowned Queen of the Belgian Horse Associa- tion take part in Saturday's Exeter Fair parade. T-A photo TOP FEEDER CLUB — Joe Gower, right, had the top calf in the Exeter feeder calf club show at the Exeter Fair, receiving 91° per pound from Darling's IGA or Exeter, Lucan and Huron Park. Allan Pym, centre, won the junior showmanship honors and had the third place steer, while Elaine Pym won the senior showmanship. Staff photo