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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-09-23, Page 14rage 14 I Imes -Advocate, September 23, 1901 COME TO THE 127th ANNUAL EXETER FRIDAY, SATURDA YOUCOULDWIN FRIDAY NIGHT PROGRAM • , '., FREE GUESSING - Friday and a►f Guess the weight Live weight winner gets $25 in steaks DOOR PRIZE DRAW FIRST PRIZE — $50.00 Donated by Earl Campbell, Jeweller SECOND PRIZE — $25.00 Donated by Earl Campbell, Jeweller THIRD PRIZE — $25.00 Donated by Earl Campbell, Jeweller v YOU SHOULD SEE WHAT'S IN THE NEW f LIVESTOCK BUILDING And with the Swine Exhibit - a guessing contest in millimeters and kilograms AMATEUR TALENT CONTEST Come And Be Entertained By Some Of The Best Talent From The District FALL FAIR DANCE Saturday, Sept. 26 at the SOUTH HURON REC CENTRE Music by MAPLE SUGAR Dancing 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. Adm. $5.00 Per Couple Tickets for dance, barbecue and fair board draws available from Whitings, MacLeans Automotive, Fisher Hardware, fair board member or call Pauline Simmons, Sect'y 235-0526 FAIR QUEEN CONTEST' THE QUEEN Red roses from Exeter Flowers, a watch from Andex, a 3 -piece set of luggage from Coach House Travel, 5100 gift certificate from Boyles ladies Wear, 550 gift certificate from The Junction, 550 gift certificate from Looking Good, gift certificate for ,a facial and makeup from Second look. FIRST RUNNER UP 525 gift certificate from Anita's, brush and comb set from Exeter Pharmacy, travel bag from Smyth Shoes, dinner for two at the 4 -Way Inn, gift cer- tificate from All Thumbs. SECOND RUNNER UP A gift from G & G Discount, 55 gift certificate from Wuerth Shoes, 515 gift certificate from The Feather Tick, a gift from Fisher Hardware. George from Rumours has invited all contestants to phone him at 235-0202 to make arrangements to get their hair styled at no charge. Also all of the girls were treated Monday September 21 to a dinner compliments of Laidlaw Transport. On behalf of the officers, directors and committee privilege to extend our thanks to the many con- OUR members of the Exeter Agricultural Society, it is my tributors and supporters to the Exeter Fair, and it is our pleasure to have the additional co-operation and involvement of the South Huron Junior Farmers. The dedicated men and women of our Fair Board THANKS work diligently to promote a gobd show, but to have a successful fair we rely on several other factors - good weather, good displays and of course good attendance. Bring your family and friends and enjoy Exeter Fair with us - Where Town and Country Meets. Norm Whitin •, President KNOW YOUR MEAT CUTS? FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Darlings will show you with beef, pork and Iamb. Friday 7:00 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. Saturday 3:30 p.m. Draws for beef and dairy products. r OFFICIAL OPENING by Exeter's Tammy, Christine Easterbrook in honor of the "1981 International Year of Disabled Persons" CROWNING OF THE FAIR Baking & Sewing Queens & Princesses & Flower Queen Craft Demonstrations Friday and Saturday Hobbyists will demonstrate their skills in leather work, woodburning and stained glass. In The South Huron Rec Centre All Inside Exhibits and Commercial Displays Friday evening and Saturday * * 4L.*** Doors Open at 6:30 p.m. Friday Evening * Xpr*** :*41/0124/0 *,o* ADMISSION: *w *** Adults $2.00 P S Children 50c • YOUCOULDWIN CONTEST Saturday of this steer. Dressed weight winner gets $25 in steaks • , '., FREE GUESSING - Friday and a►f Guess the weight Live weight winner gets $25 in steaks FEEDER CALF CLUB AUCTION 3:00 p.m. Bid on the .cglf of your choice and fill your freezer YOU SHOULD SEE WHAT'S IN THE NEW f LIVESTOCK BUILDING And with the Swine Exhibit - a guessing contest in millimeters and kilograms FALL FAIR DANCE Saturday, Sept. 26 at the SOUTH HURON REC CENTRE Music by MAPLE SUGAR Dancing 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. Adm. $5.00 Per Couple Tickets for dance, barbecue and fair board draws available from Whitings, MacLeans Automotive, Fisher Hardware, fair board member or call Pauline Simmons, Sect'y 235-0526 .LucKyr DRA S EXETER AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY FAIR BOARD DRAW 1st Prize - ONE QUARTER OF BEEF 4th Prize - 1 CASE OF OIL 5100.00 donated by Exeter Co -Op Donated by Don Cowan fuels 2rd Prize - SIDE OF PORK 5th Prize - 1 TURKEY Donated by Miller Farms Donated by Hayter Turkey Farm 3rd Prize - SIDE OF LAMB 6th Prize - 1 BUSHEL OF APPLES Donated by Evergreen Farms Donated by Frank Sawyer Draw To Be Made At Fair Night Dance DRAW Sponsored By EXETER AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY (Ladies Division) 1st Prize - QUILT - Handmade by ladies of Exeter Agricultural Society. Material donated by Mrs. Delmar Skinner and Mrs. Floyd Cooper. 2nd Prize - PLACEMATS & NAPKINS - Donated by Mrs. Bruce Shapton 3rd Prize - CUSHION - Donated by Mrs. Murray Coward. DRAWS TO BE HELD At EXETER FAIR DANCE, Sept. 26, 1981 On behalf of the officers, directors and committee privilege to extend our thanks to the many con- OUR members of the Exeter Agricultural Society, it is my tributors and supporters to the Exeter Fair, and it is our pleasure to have the additional co-operation and involvement of the South Huron Junior Farmers. The dedicated men and women of our Fair Board THANKS work diligently to promote a gobd show, but to have a successful fair we rely on several other factors - good weather, good displays and of course good attendance. Bring your family and friends and enjoy Exeter Fair with us - Where Town and Country Meets. Norm Whitin •, President SATURDAY ADMISSION Adults - $2.00 High chool $1.00 Public School Free Autos 50C GIANT PARADE Form at former Frayne-Chev Olds parking lot and adjacent streets at 12:00 noon for 12:30 departure. Including Lion Rampant Accordion Band from Waterloo, Seaforth - Dashwood Citizens Band, Seaforth District High School Girls Band (sponsored by Whitings Furniture) Soccer teams in action - ATOM DIVISION SOCCER TOURNAMENT 9 a.m. 9 teams, 9 & 10 yrs. of age Draw on soccer tickets at 4 p.m. BED RACE A challenge from the South Huron Junior Farmers. Their opponents are preparing for a fair event. 1:45 p.m. after parade. PIE EATING CONTEST 3:15 p.m. at South Huron Junior Farmers food booth SCHOOL FAIR DRAW 4:00 p.m. Bring your ticket from the School Fair prize list to enter. Courtesy of Sherwood (Exeter) Ltd. MAYOR'S COW MILKING CHALLENGE 2:30 p.m. Mayor Shaw has challenged Several area politicians Western Horse Show MWHA rules 10:00 a.m. Heavy and Light Horse Show 1:00 p.m. 4-11 Competition Area members will show their dairy and beef calves and compete in a horse and pony show. SUNDAY AFTERNOON MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT REC CENTRE 2:30 p.m. Featuring the Cornerstone Quartet from Sarnia, Ted Nunn - a real- ly dynamic soloist, and community church vocalists and musicians. Collection plate proceeds to ARC Industries, to honor "1981 Inter- national Year of Disabled Persons." BARBECUED HIPOF BEEF AT THE REC CENTRE 4:30 to 7 p.m. ADULTS $6.00 CHILDREN 12 & UNDER $3.00 BARBECUED HIP OF BEEF Wouldn't you rather have a Barbecue Rather than a pot of day old stew? So please come out September twenty-seven To Conclude Exeter Fair, boys, girls, men and women The Campbells and Cardiffs sure know how to cook Why not circle this number in your date book HIP OF BEEF will be the meat And our BAKED POTATOES will be hard to beat Corn, Cole Slaw and good ice cream Will fill your tummies like a dream Six dollars for an adult is not very much This is a dinner - not a lunch So get your ticket early don't take a chance As we are selling tickets well in advance. P.S. See you at the Gospel Sing and Barbecue