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Times -Advocate, September 28, 1978
PYMS
w tth'the
_hampron calf
left thud
TOP
4-H
two
Ir addition
top pos.t•ons in the
whue brother Bran
to taking four of the five top spots
Exeter 4-H beef calf club as well.
her had the top calf and
ond•Fred Herr. who had the third
in the feeder
Margaret.
was, seta
plaqe steer
Coates.
shohmanship
beside
calf dub, the
right, won the
nd to showmanship
Pym family members
and
.with
showmanship
Shown
walked q,
had the ►esct'rve
them are Tom
photo
Stott
COME SOUTH TO SHOW - Members of the Kippfteld 4-H beef calf club staged their achiever+ent 'Soy os port of the Exeter
fair 'or the second year Snown from the .eft are: les Co sr' o showman; David Townshepd ttop calf ond•second show-
- tranship; Bill Gibson reserve champion colt and third B• an Falconer th rd oloce coif Staff photo
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ALVIN BECKER
Smith - Roles Agent
invites you to visit the
Smith - Roles
Display
at the
Plowing Match
in Wingham
From Sept. 26 to.30
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Record entry list
for poultry show
A record number of entries
trom six enhibitors featured
the poultry show at the.
ExeterFail:. Saturday.
Perennial winner Cliff
Pepper. R R. 1. Dashwood
captured 23 •-red ribbons.
They came in White Rock.
New Hampshire. Minorca.
Ktute Leghorn.•.1ncflr:,1 and
:\ustralorp breeds
Doug (;i11 of Crediton took
six first prizes with his
- Barrel Rocks and George
Tiernan. Dashwood was a
wir.nerIn White Wyandntres
Don't buy until
you seethe best.
Pym family dominate calf show
The Pyn1 tamely
monopolized the prize list at
Saturday's judging of the
Exeter Fair feeder calf club.
Elaine Pyne's calf was
selected as overall champion
by judge George Earley of
Kerwood The prize animal
was purchased tor 78 cents
per pound by Darling's 1GA.
The reserve c'hantptonship
went to a salt shown- by
Elaine's brother Brhuh It
Harvest
resumes
The persistent rainfall.
which had plagued area
farmers fol• the past three
weeks. came to a halt over
the weekend and has seen a
return to normal harvest.
A fess far lthers' ere able to
get 00 their land over the
weekend, while others had to
wail until ]ionday
firs .John -McCart,
Newbury won 12 first place
awards -wit r White and
Brown 1,l'1. horns.. sex and
New Hampshires udsen
and Dennis of Petrolia re
winners in the Cornish
Category and Andy Kiehl.
(. oderich won in Sussex and
ndot1e
In the' bantam 'poultry •
division, 13ert Mitis of
d;rkteric•h was the overall
winner with 21 red ribbons
others taking first prizes
were George Tiernan. Dash-
wood. -Don Dearing. Exeter
and Knudsen And Dennis.
Petrnha
Mans entrees were also
shown in the fruits and
vegetables section. Major
ss inners included Shirley
Cooper..' Mike V'eri, Bruce
Perry. Mrs Harold Cud -
more. Mrs Stan Love. Mrs
Thomas. G Hein and Sheila -
Miller
.Josie ityc•kman with nine
firsts. six seconds and three
- thirds was the major flower
exhibitor
Carolyn Petry took five
ribbons Other winners of
more than one first were
Mrs Stan Love and Mrs
Thomas G !fern
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The bean har'est is in full
sss nig and hoax's remain high
that the dry weather will
continue until it is com-
pleted.
Ironically. the inter-
national Plowing Match.
which has been plagued by
wet weather in recent years.
may sutler some due to the
good w-eather as malty
farmer's nla\ not risk
taking a day oft .work to
attend.
too, was bought by Darling's
for 72 cents a pound.
Third place was taken by
Allan Pym His animal drew
a top bid of 72 cents from Bev
Morgan.
Name -fourth' was Alan
Powe's calf. 1t went to
Darling's for 70 cents per
pound.
The Pym family was back
again with Margaret gaining
a Ittlh place finish. Her calf
was' bought by F'reenian
Horne. tor 70 cents per pound.
:\ calf shown by Gerald
.Iohits was the sixth best. -It
also .w.on the prize for
t;a1 ling the most weight of
1i65 pounds. The buyer was A
& 11 Food Market, at 7012
cents a pound.
The rein tinder of the
.calves with their• buyers and
Prices paid were: Scott
Potcombe Bev :Morgan, 69—
cents,
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NEED PRIORITY
All farmers require a
priority of claim against the
assets of processors who
-have declared bankruptcy —
before any claims by banks,
said Peter Hannam,
president, of the Ontario
Federation of Agriculture
"ICs about lime the
government • stopped
dtscritnirztng against
livestock 'valid • poultry
producers and included them
- in the proposed Legislation:"
\tr Hannam added.
cents; Murray Rundle' -
Hensatl Sales Arena, 67
ants: Janet Shapton —
Darbng's, 70 cents; Sharon
Rundle -- Henson Sales
Arena, 68 cents; Catherine
Johns — Dalton F'inkbeiner,
68 cents; Bevan Shapton
lfensall Sales, 68 cents:
Wayne Shapton — AI's Super
FARMERS
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Save; 69 cents; David Rundle
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Second in the highest gain.
at 645 pounds was Allan Pym
and Catherine Johns was
third with a gain. of 635
pounds.
Weights of the calves when
they were allotted to the
feeder calf club members
ranged from 440 to 535
pounds and the, selling
weights with a three percent
deduction for shrinkage went
from 926 to 1135 pounds.
Howard Pmand Bruce
Shapton were the fair
directors in charge of. the
judging and sale. Larry.
Gardner was the auctioneer.
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