The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1955-09-29, Page 5• 1,
A
•
THE TIMESADVOCATE# .EXETER, ,ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING $gPTEMBER 29, 1955
HURON COUNTY 4-H CALF CLUB CHAMPIONS—Luck/low 4-H members won both the
steer and heifer Championships at the Huron County 4-H Calf Club show held in a drizzling
rain at Seaforth on Friday. Murray Gaunt, of Lucknow, right, placed first in the steer section
with his Shorthorn; Jack Kennedy, second from left, show,ed the best heifer. Keith Coates,
of R.E. 1 Centralia, second from right„ won'reserve championship honours in the star" sec -
thin and Carol Pepper, Seaforth, won reservelieifer title. (TA Photo)
Local 4-H Beef Calf Winner
Reserve Champ' For Huron
Keith Coates, of R.R. 1 'Cen-
tralia, Won reserve champion
honors with bis Hereford steer
in the Huron County 4 -II Champ-.
ianship Show at Seaforth on Fri-
day. -
Don't be surprised if one of.
these days you see a coal truck
• go by loaded with shining stuff
that 'certainly doesn't look like
coal. One big coal company
now sprays its anthracite with
aluminum paint. Not only'
makes it cleaner to handle; it
burns better, too.
We note, too, that aluminum
is involved in another fuel opera-
tion—this timejn capturing heat
from the sun. An aircraft com-
pany operates a solar 'furnace
that focuses the sun's rays`by
means .of a 120 -inch aluminum
reflector to create temperatures
up to 8;500 F: It is used to test
materials under extreme heat."
ALUMINUM COMPANY OF
CANADA, LTD. (ALCAN)
Son of district Hereford
breeder, Whitney c o ates, the
youth won the a -ward in compe-
tition with over 40 other 4 -Hers
who were tops in the eight clubs
of the county. He ,placed second
to Murray Gaunt, of LuoknoW,
whose Shorthorn steer as 'jud-
ged best. alhe Gaunt youth also
won county showniansbip honors.
Gerald Wallis, of .Granton, a
member of Kirkton 4-H Beef
Calf Clulb, placed third in the
competition. ,
The entrants were divided into
'three groups for elimination ,pur-
poses, Among those from this
district In the top group were
Norman Hyde, Hensall; Gordon
Hodgins, Granton and Allan Run-
dle, Exeter.
Lorne Ballantyne, of R.R.
Exeter, placed in the second
group.
Goes To Lucknow, Too
The heifer champions also
went to Lucknow. Jack Kennedy,
of R.R. 1, captured the honor.
Carol Pepper, of R.R. 3 Setuforth,
was reserve chain.
• .Grant Hodgins, of R.R. 1 oran-
ton, placed in the top group of
this section. Included in the se-
cond group was Doris ,Cornish of
R.R. 1 Woodham.
Placing -next to Gaunt in the
showmanship •contest were Bert
Pepper, of R.R. 3 ,Seaforth, and
Jim Coultes •of Belgrave.
In inter -club competition, the
throe steers owned by Keith Coa-
tes, 'Norman Hyde and Allan
Rundle won first prize over si-
milar groups from seven other
4-H clubs. Kirkton placed second.
4-H Beef Clubs •
Keith Coates of, R.R. 1 Centra-
lia, won both call and showman-
ship honors in the Exeter 4-H
Beef Club competition Thursday.,
His Hereford calf received 390
of a possible 400 points to top
the steer section of the club. The
judge .awarded him 95 of a pos-
sible 100 for his showing techni-
que.
Runners-up in the steer section
were Lorne Ballantyne, of R.R. 3
Exeter, and Allan Rundle, R.R.3
Exeter, who .won another 4-H
YOU'LL BE FAR AHEAD WITH
FARMAL
5 New Power Champions
16 Great New Models
NOW Merifire#FOR EVERY FARMI
Hitch—and the greatest hydraulic
Systems ever developed plus other
new "Farmall Firsts' to bring you
new handling ease, comfort, econ-
omy and work capacity.
Choose from 16 models the new
Farman that its your farm exactly.
A full line of matched rdst-Ilitch
equipment is ready to go to work
with the Farman of your choice.
PLUS MANY MORE
"FARMALL FIRSTS"
All that's productively new in all,
purpose farm power is yours in the
spanking new Farmalls—ready to
do your fanning jobs easier' and
I 'More profitably than ever before.
All with exclusive Farmall Fast-
‘s;''r F Huxtable
Phone 153-W Exeter
club competition in poultry the
same day.
Top calf in the heifer section
was shown by Keith Lovell, R.R.
2 Kippen, the only senior in the
section. Second place winner was
Doris Cornish, of R.R. 1 Wood-
ham, one of the family of seven
who lost their home in an Us -
borne township fire recently. The
third spot was captured by Mar-
ion IMay of R.R. 1 Centralia.
Placing second to Keith Coates
in showmanship was Hugh Rund-
le, of R.R. 3 Exeter, and third
was his brother, Allan Rundle.
444 BEEF CLUB RESULTS
Steer section: Keith' Coates 390,
Lorne Ballantyne 378, Allan Rundle
376, Norman 1-tyde 370, Bill Ethering-
ton 368, Donald Thompson 365, Bill
Ellerington 360, Murray Dawson 358,
Raymond Cann 355, Hugh Rundle 350.
Heifer section: Senior, Keith Lovell
372; Junior, Doris Cornish 360, Marion
May 345, Harry Towle 330.
•Showmanship: Keith Coates 95,
Hugh Rundle 94, Allan Rundle 90,
Murray Dawson 189, Bill Etherington
88, Lorne Ballantyne 86 Norman
Hyde •85, Raymond Cann 80, Donald
Thompson 76, Keith Lovell, 75 Wil-
liam Ellerington 73, Doris Cornish 70,
Marlon May 68, Harry Towle 65.
Herns, /Marshal's .
Vie In 4-H Dairy
'The Herne and the Marshalls
battled it out for honors in the
Exeter 4-H .Calf Club competi-
tion on Thursday. The families
divided top prizes In the senior
and junior sections of the club.
Thomas' Hern, son of Mr. and
Mrs:Thomas Hern, R.R. 1 Wood-
ham won first prize with his calf
In the senior division. Marilyn
Marshall, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Marshall, R.R. 1 Kirk -
ton, Placed second.
In the junior division, the calf
shown by IMarilyn's sister, Patsy,
was awarded 311(2 points, one more
than the calf shown by Lorne
Hern, brother of Thomas..
Thomas Hern won the show-
manship honours for the whble
cluib and Patsy Marshall placed
seCond.
IChtb Leaders are Howard Pym
and Ross Marshall, who 'is Huron
County's premier breeder and ex-
hibitor of Holsteins.
s,*
Letter From
Brinsley
By MRS. L. CRAVEN
Rally Day Services
A joint Rally Day service was
held on Sunday last in Brin.sley
United ,Church conducted by the
pastor, Rev. A. E. Menzies, and
assisted by the Sunday School
superintendent, Wesley Watson.
The rite of baptism was admin-
istered for William Harvey, son
of Mr. and Mrs. George Prest;
Kathy Gail, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Lewis; Brenda Mari-
lyn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George Lee.
An interesting flannelgraph ad-
dress was presented by Rev. A.
E. and Mr, Menzies.
The junior .members of the
Sunday School occupied the choir
loft with Mr. Douglas Lewis at
the organ.
Personal Rents
Miss Marilyn Allison of Lon-
don spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Al-
lison of West IVIeGillivraYs
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hartle of
Greenway spent Thursday with
their son, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
}large.
Dr. and Mrs. Elmer Amos of
Brantford visited recently With
the 'formeea sister, Miss Mary
B. Amos,
'Congratulations US Miss Park-
er and the pupils of School Sec-
tion No. 6 MCGillivray for re-
ceiving second prize for the
School parakle at Parkhill Fair
oti Priday with a large number
of Schoola competing.
Mr. and Mrs. Lin Craven vis-
ited with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Watson on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Hartle Vis-
ited On Sunday with Mr. told Mrs.
Henry Hartle of GreeftWay.
EXETER 4.8
DAIRY CALF CLUB RESULTS
Senior Heifers; Thomas Hern 38-5A
Marilyn Marshall 380, Ronald Hern
305.
,Tunlor Heifers: PatoY Marshall 'ilia,
Lorne Hera 381, Edward Hern 370,
Bill Pincombe 368, Paul Coates 897,
8F5r0edualiruryatelae9uses,s 3J410nr. gtherinaton
bhowmanship: Thoznas Hern 90,
Patsy Marshall 94, Jim Htherinston
92, Marilyn Marshall 00, Edward Hern
Lorne Hern 75. Ronald Hera 73,
18,9a, rrRy111443.Peicinucoo70,088, Paul Coates 80,
A. Rundle Wins
First Poultry Test
. Winners of the first 4-H poll'.
try raising competition li this
district is Allan Rundle, of R.R.
3 Exeter, whose birds were judg.-
ed best at the club's Achievement
Day Thursday,
The 12 members of the new
club each displayed two frozen,
oven-ready white roche in a
freezer at the fair. They were
Judged for raarketabilitY.
The Rundle ,birds were a'svard-
ed 188 Points, la second place
came Jim ilyde, of A.R. 1 Hen -
sail, with 183 Poirits, followed by
his brother, Norman, with 182.
The club is sponsored by Exeter
Kinsmen who financed the pur-
chase of the chicks at the start
of the project and receive oven-
ready birds after Achieveraent
Day in return for their invest.
ment.
Club leaders are Al Morgan
and Bill Tuckey.
EXETER KINSMEN
4.8 POULTRY CLUB RESULT5,
Award for birds (based on 200
points): Allan Rundle 188, Jim Hyde
13, Norman Hyde 182, Margaret
Sanders 170, Don Ballantyne 171, Jim
Etherington 164, Bill Etherington 163,
Margaret .1TeCute1teon 161, Marilyn
Marshall 100, David Morrissey 158,
Kathleen IVicCutcheon 136, Stanley
Des3ardine 128.
Robert Broadfoot
Grows Top Grain
Robert Rroadfoot, of H.R. 1
Rrecefield, won the Huron County
4-11 Grain Charapioxfship in Sea -
forth on Friday. A member of
the licEillOP Club, ue, receives
the Harold Jachsou Trophy,
Reserve champion Is Wayne
McMichael of R.R. 1, Walton, =-
Other member of the McKillop
club,
Last year's champion, Norman
Hyde, of Rat. 1 Hensel', placed
sixth. He was the only member
of the Exeter clgh to place in
the top eight.
Those in the first group were
Lawrence Taylor, R.B. 1 Landes -
hero; William and John ,Sliad-
dick, Clinton; and Norman Cart-
wright, Clinton,
Poi*
StompIt To .Speed .it
Use Rubber .Stamps
" THE EXETER TIMESADVOCATE °
t**00-*******************************************
44 "PLANT A HEDGE" "ORDER NOW!"
CHINESE ELM
gatiest and Fastest Growing-
9.ilsols size, 100 for 52.89; 12.
inch size. 100 for 54.50:
15.1rseh shop, 100 for 55.50;
10.1neh 400. 190 tor 58.05;
2 -ft. size, 25 for 53.00 or
515.00 per 100; 3.28. size. 25
tor 56.98 or 525.00 per 100.
PRIVET
'".4ientrenseo To.
ett, at a 0 1
growth -0e oniy
hardy kind; 12 to
18 IAL, 35 for
53,98 or 015.00
Par 100.
RED BARBERRY
Marsuit-ros sn sextant
-1 a is, 100 for
342.05: 12.ineti, 25
tor 55.08 or 522.00
Vet ltoo,
PAEONY ROOTS
ingi, White or Pialt,
3 for 51.98.
FREEONE KED SPIItEA SURU10 FOR MAItIsIT ORIMULS,
ALSO CANAPsit'A FINEST G01.0100ED OARPEN 041140$
FIROOKDALE-KINGSWAY NURSERIES
110WMANVILLE inane Dag ar Night, Market 3.3345) ONTARIO
J
Mr. and Mrs. John Smith are happy
to announce the arrival of a beautiful Chevrolet
Bel Air, Two -Tone Hardtop.
A wonderful surprise for Jimmy and Caroline,
and' Mother and Dad are just too excited
4,•
for words.
Bumper to.bumper it's a real beauty
easy to handle, yet full of pep and raring to go.
You should see the admiring glances
it receives.
An addition to the family we are
very proud of, and we know we are in for a
great deal of fun and joy together.
Why not add a Chevrolet to your family?
• • •
A DREAM FROM THE FIRST
From the first moment you step
aboard, you'll And Chevrolet is a
real dream in every way —
economy, in power, in ride, in
stability and in luxury, too. This
is the car you've always wanted.
EASY ON THE GAS
Ultra-high compressions, valve -
in -head design, short stroke -pis-
tons — these and many more pro-
duce a wonderful fuel efficiency
that saves you money with every
thrilling mile you travel.
SURPRISING HOW IT GETS AROUND
Chevrolet's nimbleness and man-
oeuvrability allows you to make
time, without speeding, in all traf-
fic conditions. Ball Race Steering
brings new ease of control and the
new shorter turning radius gets
you in and out of tight places
safely.
AMAZINGLY FIRM AND STEADY
Unmatched roadability is the
brightest of Chevrolet highlights.
The new suspension keeps you on
the level under any kind of road
conditions. And just -wait 'til you
try its cornering ability,
A WONDER IN ITS WEIGHt CLASS
The all-new, tremendously com-
pact Chevrolet V8 is the lightest
engine in its class, yet it powers a
performance that outdoes them
all. Try the high power -to -weight
ratio of Chevrolet today. You'll
be amazed!
• A REAL DARLING FOR LOOKS
Looks ,are a matter of personal
taste, but this year Chevrolet is
the fastest selling car in automo-
tive history. And we're sure that
most people gave full considera-
tion to beauty and style when
they chose a Chevrolet.
taassiszesZaw0000x00,440.,:,:, . .
Illustrated — Chevrolet SeI4,fr Hardtop
Chevrolet
A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE
Day by day, Chevrolet grows in popularity and sales!
Phone 100
111111111011 . tivitsitatittilitrassitaina
SNELL BROS. LIMITED
III . 11111/11t ... I . iii161111(
CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE CI-IEV TRUCKS
hansirsuitravilast .... si ttt i tt t tt
C -3755C.
ititahriteitraiol
Exeter, Ont.
•
a ttttt ii,oaaasonasesookaat.-