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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-09-29, Page 18• Advocate . ember 29 19112 HORSES PARADE — The eight horse Carlsberg team of Belgians was a feature of the Exeter Fair parade. Exeter fair school results Continued from page 1 A Ballantyne, U, Patti Smith, E. Handicrafts Grades 6 and under - hand embroidered article, Brenda Hern, U, Denise Kints, PB; li- quid embroidered article, Elizabeth Mol, E, Christine Parsons, U; macrame flower pot hanger, Denise Lang, U; macrame wall hanging, Zhivana Zivkovic, E; crocheted article, Susan Hayter, S, Shannon Westlake, E; pin cushion,Tracey Oke,U, Julir. Wilkinson, U, Brenda Balsdon, E, Leanne Glavin, MC; placemat, Brenda Balsdon, E, Lori Miller, U, Karen Miller, U, Denise Lange, U; handmade stuffed toy, Julia Merner, E, Karen Miller, U, Denise Lang, U; Barbie doll outfit, Denise Kints, PB, Karen Miller, U, Lisa Hodgins, E; needlepoint article, Jackie Sweitzer, E, Denise Kints, PB, Christa Prouty, E, Patti Desjardine, S; woodworking article not from a kit, David Negrijn, E, Vicki Reynolds, E; latch hook article, Amy Relouw, PB, Anne Delbridge, U, Sue Anne Seldan, E, Patty O'Toole, PB. Grades 7 & 8 - hand knit ar- ticle, Jean Klemke, S, Vicki Desjardine, S, Ruth Ann Essery, U, Joanne Kints, U; hand embroidered article, Sandra Kechnie, U; crocheted article, Joanne Kints, U; macrame flowerpot hanger, Vicki Desjardine, S, Joanne Kints, U; macrame wall hanging, Vicki Desjar- \\ dine, S; handmade stuffed toy, Joanne Kints, U, Ruth Cuillerier, MC; cushion, Joanne Kints, U, Tammy Bell, H, Sheri Cornish, E; homemade purse, Joanne Kints, U, Tammy Bell, H; woodworking article, Tammy Bell, H, Dave Dougall, H, Pat- ty Smith, E; handmade fabric wall hanging, Sandra Kechnie, U, Melanie War- wick, E; needlepoint article, Joanne Kints, U, Vicki Des- jardine, S; crewel, Vicki Des- jardine, S, Tracy Oke, U; half apron, Lisa Hern, U, Sandy Pratt, E, Joanne Kints, U; bread dough art, Erin Kraft - check, PB, Vicki Desjardine, S, Christie Eveland, S; Village Ceramic Special (Grades 5 - 8), Vicki Parsons, U, Karen Miller. U, Julia Wilkinson, U, Alan Blom- maert, E. Open Class Animal made from burrs, Karen Miller, U, Jamie Steeper, E, Patty Smith, E, Jody Glavin, MC; decorated bar of soap, Becky Morgan, E, Julia Merner, E, Sue Anne Soldan, E, Ron Loucks, E; vegetable animal under 15 cm., Laurie Coolman, E, Michelle Moore, E, Sally Pro- uty', E, Lisa Bean, E; vegetable animal over 15 cm., Andrea Weigand, E, Mark Weigand,E, David Andrews, MC, Mark Brintnell, E; vegetable vehicles (grades 5 - 8), Robbie Hern, U, Sandy Pratt, E, Tony Andrews, MC, Jennifer Dalrymple, UT; vegetable clown (grades 5 - 8), Christy Brintnell, E, Glen Quinn, E, Sandy Pratt, E; cartoon character from vegetables, Neil Freebairn, E, John Windsor, E, Greg Dalrymple, UT, Christy Brintnell, E; Jack O'Lantern pumpkin, Wendy Ballantyne, U, Lori Hutchinson; S, Paula Parkinson, E, David Mack, E; peculiar shaped vegetable, Traci Tryon, U, Jennifer Dalrymple, UT, Trace Robin- son, E, Christina Glanville, S; scarecrow, Lisa Hern, U, Leanne Glavin, MC; soap sculpture, Mark Weigand, E, Chrissy O'Toole, PB; a teasel Christmas tree - decorated, Sheila Dougall, H, Jenise McKnight, E; Alpha Pi Sorority Special - illustrated poem Grades 1 - 4, Marnie Wacker, MC, Mark Burton, E, Aidan Cameron, PB; Alpha Hv-TEY READY MIX LTD. Ready Mix Concrete - Complete concrete forming, concrete driveways & concrete finishing Exeter 235-0833 Forest and Clinton Pi Sorority Special illustrated poem Grades 5 - 8, Dalton Ford, U, Deanna Underwood, E, Kelly Talbot, E; Beta Theta Sorority Special - musical instrument Grades 4 and under, Marcia Horner, JAD, Melissa Conium, JAD, Fred Godbolt, E; Exeter Lioness Club Special - Year of the Elderly Poster, Christine Parsons, U, Paullette Ruthbauer, JAD, Ruth Ann Essery, U; Jerry MacLean Special - Grades K to 3, Vicki Argyle, U, Jeff Westlake, U, Brenda Wilkinson, U; Jerry MacLean Special - Grades 4 to 6, Kelly Talbot, E, Steven Greb, JAD, Holly Beuerman, E, Donna Smith, JAD; Jerry MacLean Special - Grades 7 and 8, Tina Crubbe, JAD, Tracy Glavin, S, Educational Feature - A Mural, Precious Blood School, Usborne Cen- tral School (tied), Huron County Historical Society Special - Grades 1 to 5, Jonathon Gonyou, Becci Far- quhar, Jon Schenk, Sharon Heywood, E, Jamie Steeper, Shannon McBride, Brett Rideout, Melissa Blue, E; Huron County Historical Society Special - Grades 6, 7, 8, Ruth Ann Essery, U, Karen Miller, U, Sandra Kechnie, U, Dennis Crawford, Todd Jones, E, Dwayne Coolman, E, Mark Broderick, E, Tracy Spencer, Tanya Delbridge, E; Exeter Kinette Club Special - Conservation Poster, Vicki Parsons, U, Karen Hoff- man, E, Lori Hutchinson. 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Creative Writing Grade 1 - Christine Passmore, U, Jackie Van De Ven, JAD, Scott Finlayson, U, Jodi Desjardine, S, Aidan Cameron, PB; Grade 2 - - Robert Rammeloo, S, Stacey Rader, S, Richard Phillips, E; Grade 3 - Lori Miller, U, Jennifer Beecroft, E, Robbie Passmore, U, Sally Bott, U; Grade 4 - Tracy Day, JAD, Susan Selves, U, Jamie Tomes, JAD, Fred Maguire, JAD; Grade 5 - Michelle Hirt- zel, E, Deanna Underwood, E, Tim McAllister, U, Chris Eccles, E; Grade 6 - Christine Parsons, U, Karen Miller, U, Wendy Ballantyne, U, Lisa Ellerington, U; Grade 7 - Jerry Lamport, S, Mike Rankin, PB, Jeanette Van Esbroeck, PB, Elizabeth Hogan, PB; Grade 8 - Chris Freeth, E, Melissa Moore, PB, Joanne Kints, PB, Kathy Hirtzel, E, Penmanship Grade 1 - Aidan Cameron, PB, Ann Marie Mittelholtz, PB, Chris Neil, S, Jason McBride, U; Grade 2 - Gen- nette Weido, S, Jason Coolman, PB, Lesley Adams, PB, Brad Thompson, E; Grade 3 - John Gollen, S, Nicole Freebairn, PB, Darlene O'Rourke, MC, John Paul Maurer, S; Grade 4 - Kathy Gage, JAD, Scott Russell, JAD, Thuy Nyregen, JAD, Debra Pfaff, U; Grade 5 - Debbie Lawrence, H, Barb Nedza, MC, Leanne Dietrich, MC, Rosanne Dietrich, MC; Grade 6 - Sharmaine Prevett, S, Steven Anderson, E, Wen- dy Ballantyne; U, Fred Gregus, PB; Grade 7 - Bonnie Dillon, S, Tammy Bell, H, Kim Lowe, JAD, Bonnie Turnbull, S; Grade 8 - Darlene Sillery, E, Dianne Warwick, E, Tracy Ford, MC, Paulette Rothbauer, JAD. Poetry Grades 1 and 2 - Rhyme, Jackie Van de Ven, JAD, Doug Roak, JAD, Natalie Leishman, S, Lisa Glavin, MC; Grades 3 and 4 - Rhyme, Christie Gray, E, Laurie Glavin, MC, Scott Russell, JAD, Sue Ann Soldan, E; Haiku, Patty Bowerman, JAD, Carrie Oke, U, Jamie Tomes, JAD, Tara Caissie, JAD; Grades 5 and 6 - rhyme, Sharlene Crawley, JAD, Karen Hoffman, E, Mona Brand, S, Patty O'Toole, PB; limerick, Michelle Vincent, S, Patty O'Toole, PB, Dora Lynn Dunlop, JAD, Christine Taziar, U; haiku, Rob Glavin, MC, Lisa Birmingham, PB, Karen Henderson, JAD, Kel- ly Brintnell, S, Spring Cushman, E; word cinquain, Karen Hoffman, E, Jeff Rowe, U, Anne Delbridge, U, Lee Dietrich, MC; Grades 7 and 8 - rhyme, Kristin Lovie, E, Leah Prest, E, Wendy Bierling, JAD, Joanne Kints, PB; limerick, Kellie Whiteford, E, Ruth Ann Essery, U, Dave Balsdon, E, Kathleen Little, E; haiku, Heather Jamieson, E, Kathy Hodg;tos, E, Dave Balsdon, E, Monique Atmger, E, Jennifer Rose, E; word cinquain, Stacy, JAD, Sheri Cornish, E, Rosemary Morrissey, MC, Tammy O'Brien, MC; dia- mond, Heather Jamieson, E, Dave Balsdon, E, Patti Love, S, Julie Russel, JAD. Art Kindergarten - Sherri Smith, JAD, Derek Kenney, JAD, Aaron Gardiner, U, An- drea Jaques, JAD; Grade 1 - Tracey Brand, S, Sheri -Lynn Keller, S, Jennifer Robertson, S, Kelly Austin, S; Grade 2 - Arlene Cottel, S, Jeff Westlake, U, Sheila Nadon, JAD, Derek Desjardine, S; Grade 3 - Kelly Gackstetter, E, Anna Szabo, U, Barbara Tieman, U, Darrell Johnson, JAD; Grade 4 - Leigh Rose, BEST IN SHOW — Alan Renning received the red ribbon for the best calf in the feeder calf club at the Exeter fair, and Catherine Johns' animal was reserve champion. Robert Miles bought the champion at $1.06 per pound for Woodhom Meat Market, and John Bennet bid $1.03 for the reserve champ for the Exeter Co -Op. The members of the the following buyers tion Sale at the Fair. Woodham Meat Market — 3 Darlings I.G.A. — 2 Veal Abattoir — 1 Exeter Feec er Calf Club wish to thank for purchasing their calves at the Auc- Ulch Transport --- 1 A 8 H Food Market — Evergreen Farms — 1 Hensall Soles — 1 Exeter Co -Op — 1 Freeman Horne — 1 • Top calf sells 9.06 a pound A calf shewn by Allan Ren- ning was named the grand champion at Saturday's Ex- eter Fair feeder calf club competition. The champion calf was pur- chased by the Woodham Meat Market for $1.06 cents per pound. The reserve champion shown by Catherine Johns went to the Exeter District Co-operative for $1.03 a pound. In the showmanship classes the winners were seniors Bevan Shapton and Catherine Johns and Dan Gower and Denise Benning in the junior category. Gaining the most points in the five different breeds of sheep were Gerald Dearing, Donald Dearing, both of the Exeter area; Louis Emke, Elmwood; and Edward Jackson, Harriston. In the poultry division, Clif- ford Pepper, Dashwood had the best standard and George Tieman, also of Dashwood had the most winners with his best solid coloured bantam and parti-coloured bantam. The prize for the best waterfowl went to Dorothy Knudsen, Petrolia and Ron Parsons, RR 3, Exeter entered the best pigeon and the best doe in the goats category was exhibited by Tom Jorgenson, Seaforth. Results were announced in the fair's field crop competi- tions. The winners were: Grain corn - Edwin Miller Farms; silage corn - Elmer Powe; beans -Tom Triebner; barley -Rene Van Bruwaene; mixed grain - Gerald Dear - ing; wheat - Bob Down and hay - Hern Farms. In the 4-H horse club com- petition, the. showmanship championships were won by senior Cheryl Cann and junior Darren Vandergunst. Results in the rabbit youth show were: Best Californian. - Michelle Raycraft, Milver- ton; Best Mini Lop - Mary Lynn Graham, London; Best New Zealand - Aaron Woods, Milverton; Best single fryer - Chris Sippel, Milverton; Best meat pen - Chris Sippell. A. Eurs of Listowel won a number of red ribbons taking first prizes in best checkered giant, best Rhinelander, best blue and tan and best black and tan. Richter -Pay Rabbitry • of Brantford won firsts in best six New Zealand and best in show and Kiper -Chambers of Brunner took first in best single fryer and Best Califor- nian junior doe. Other rabbit show winners were Ken Langton, Hamilton; Percy March, London; Harvey Frederick, Kitchener, Jelmbea Rabbitry, Sunderland, Murray Scott, Wingham; Faye ,Brewer, Cayuga and Anna Dolmage, Londesboro. L.V. Hogarth, Exeter won the most points in the fruits division, Anna Dolmage, Listowel had the best display of vegetables, John Kingma, Dashwood gained the most points in commercial vegetables and Wayne Hern, Woodham won the L.V. Hogarth special for having the largest sunflower. Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food huron farm and home news 4-H beef calf Thanksgiving show and sale The second annual Thanksgiving. 4-H Beef and Calf Show and Sale will be held at the Brussels Stockyards Limited, Monday, October 11th. Huron and Bruce County 4-H Beef Calves ceepted. Show time is 10:30 a.m. with the sale to follow at 1:00 p.m. Jim Coultes of Wingham will judge the show and MPP Jack Riddell will auction. Many of these calves will be Guineas quality calves and should make an excellent showing. The general public is invited to come out and en- joy the show and sale. Excellent lunch facilities are available at the Brussels Stockyards Limited. - Stan Paquette, Associate Agricultural Representative Beware - roughage quality low The 1982 hay crop may need some held from extra protein supplement in the grain mix to ensure dairy rations are balanced for all essential nutrients. This was not a good year for harvesting quality hay or haylage and as a result dairymen are going to have to pay close attention to sup- plementing the proper pro- tein, energy and minerals to the milking herd. In many Ontario dairy herds, dry cows and heifers are very poorly treated, largely because they are not contributing any immediate- ly saleable product. This mistreatment can often lead to costly health problems, poor feed intake, and poor H, Joelle Beaver, H, Jodi Horne, U, Tammy Thiel, 11; Grade 5 - Lisa Paquette, JAD, Lisa Grose, U, Rick Price, JAD, SusanCoates, U; Grade 6 - David Josephson, E, Karen Hoffman, E, Kim Hoffman, S, Anita Finkbeiner, S; Grade 7 - Todd Jones, E, Kristin Lovie, E, Mark Broderick, E, Brian Quinn, E; Grade 8 - Bridgette . Newton, E, Suzanne Gonyou, E, Ann Bor-• nath, E, Kim Talbot, E. Social Sciences Kindergarten Jeffrey Bowen, E, AaronGardiner.U, Melanie Phillips, E, Jennifer McLean, E; Grade 1 - Tam- my Bieber, JAD, Aidan Cameron, PB, Jill Sararas, PB, Mark Bromley, JAD; Grade 2 - Tonya Riehl, U, Karen McChroy, U, Robert Rammeloo, S, Justin Turn- bull. S; Grade 3 - Tom Passmore. U, Barbara Tieman, U, Carrie Oke, U, Karen Foster, U; Grade 5 - Craig Soldan, E, Eric Coolman, E; Grade 6 - Karol Dauber, E; Oracle 7 - Kathy Hodgins, E, Tanya De , E, Ronelyn Hell and DeBoer, E, Sheri Cornish and Melanie Warwick, E; Grade 8 - Bonnie Kooy, JAD, Marsha Brand, JAD, Greg Becker, S, Christen Smith, JAD. production in the critical first few months of the following lactation. Of course, feed analysis, and ration formulation based on the results of your home grown feeds is the best way to ensure adequate levels of nutrients are met. We strong- ly encourage the'use of this program for milking cows, dry cows and heifers. — Dennis Martin, Associate Agricultural Representative HORSE SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS — Darren Vandergunst and Cheryl Cann, win- ners in the two showmanship categories at the Exeter Fair horse show Saturday receive their ribbons from fair director Adrian Brand. Pick up these Plowing Match Spocials n.aei�ts Salted In -the shell lb. 1.00 1 x 10 x 6 ft. 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