The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-09-25, Page 7iive.ryo.ne Says
A-Continued from Page .6
fla' race, A.terrler. Baynhant; open
Sardie. Weills. Schwartz,
4-11, Calf Gluts
Beef section, famal0 - Keith
Rs der. R. R. 3 7,,urirh, Lara] AI er-
nen Till. :t 7uneh thnth senior];.
Gerald Thiel, 11.:R. 3 Zurich (jun-
lar
Sleeve - r; lit Wrinkle. RR t
Zurich, Bill Elliott MR. 1 /iii-
i'rh Joan EBRIM!, 11.11. t Zurich,
Tina Thief, MR. 3 Zurich.
Sllnivntanahip (till TlliirtIt,.
Gail Ale:Bride. Keith :[fader. John
Leh, pion Thiel, harry Sterner,
,Ivan Ellintt. tlet•aJd Thiel,
Pamir seetlen Joliet Erb. lilt.
1 Zurich.--.-
Chamber of Cern 'nerve, trophy
for high e s t total 'poltlls on
achievement day ._ (aU .A1cflride:
runner-up, Bi11 Elliott,
#'Riefler
'Black Hamburg, Esti! Becker. T
Battler insets. and herd: SS Barn
burg, all prizes, :Tattler; B. 'Flock
shop+, rick and hen, Clifford
Pepper; 'F, 'Rock show, rock and
pullet t, f. Pepper; P. Rock, util-
It;, hen, C. Pepper: B. Rock,
enc ltert•1, C Pepper. Mrs. N'orntau.
Pepper: pullet, Mrs. A. Pepper,
C. Pepper; •white, rook, show, hen,
Earl Becker; white rock. utility,
.%r•nnld Siemer, ('. Popper; hen,
Siemer, C. :Pepper; white melt,
utility, cock and pulley, all prizes,
C. Pepper; light !wahines, hen,
E. 'Becket': dark braltma., melt, :f;,
Becker. Tattier: dark brahrna,
hen, Battler, Becker; cock, Ratt-
ler; dark brahnla, pullet, Tattler;
black minorca, pullet:, C. Pepper;
cool:, C. Pepper; hen, C'. Tepper:
cookerel, C. Pepper; black min-
orca, pullet, C. Pepper; rock,
Battler. Becker; brown bighorn,
men. Battler, Becker; roi kerel,
Battler: pullet, .Clatter.
S.OW. Leghorn, show, rock.
Becker; ben, Becker; cockerel,
Becker' pullet, :Reckerr; utHity.
cock, "hen, cockerel, pullet. C..
Pepper; R.C. '1V• Leghorn, rock,
hen. rockerei, predict, C. Pepper:
Buff Orpington, rock anri hen. C.
Pepper; Wyandnttes, hen, Pul-
let, C. 'Pepper; Polish, rook, hen
and pullet, Booker, fl,1, Med, rock
and hen, rnr•,kerel and pullet
Tepper; Ancnnas, cock, hen cock-
erel
erel anri pullet, C. Pepper: Ban-
tams, tl'nhnoted, r.0et;, Becker,
Mr's N. Pepper; hen, Becher. Mrs.
N. Pepper; cockerel a.n4 pullet,
Barker•.
Old T:nglish Gain A. rock and
hon, Becker; New Jump. Red,
cock, hen, cockerel and pullet, C.
Pepper: Sussex, emelt, hen, C,
Pepper; Light Sussex, maker]],
C. Pepper; Becker; pullet and
cock. C. Pepper; A.O,V., welt,
lien• cockerel and pullet, C. Pep-
per.
'Ctilily pen, Light Susses r.
Papper; hybrid heavy, Becker;
white rock, C'. Pepper• W. Leg-
horn, C. Pepper, Becker; light
hybrid, Fencer.
Dunk. and Geese
Pekin ducks, drake, T,ennard
Siemer; Pekin China ducks. Mer.
ner: any variety, drake, Arnold
Sterner, ''Becker; duck, A Mentor,
Becker, ,young drake, A Sterner,
Becker; ynung duck, A. Mercer,
Becker.
Geese, all prizes, Leonard Mer-
ner.
sheep
Lincolns •— L D, Steeper'., Ailsa
Craig, all prizes.
Oxford Downs — Donald Dear-
ing., Exeter, all prizes
Leicesters -- D. A. Graham.
Parkhill. four tiee tanda; • R.Pepper,Saforh,
two firsts, three seconds,
Cattle
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If's i'ne Fest Fair
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ZURICH FAIR ATTRACTS RECORD CROWD—Here's a
bird's-eye view of the crowds which milled through the
midway at Zurich Fair Monday afternoon. Officials said
the show attracted a record -size crowd. In addition to mid -
Senior baby beef, Gerald "Wa.1-
lis, Kiopp, Webster, J. and B.
Elliott, -Keith Rader.
Grain end Seedrt
Early white oats, late oats,
mixed grain, •Fred AloCiymont;
white beans, Del Geiger; ensil-
age, .1, Battler, Geiger.
Dur-harn—Cow in calf. Roy Pep- 1"egetahlee
per, Seaforth, W. R. Pepper Sea- Katandin potatoes, McClynront,
forth, Thomas Webster, Auburn; Len Merner; Sebago, 3. Battier,
yearling heifer, Webster. Marl T. B. 'Elliott; any late variety,
FJaxbard, Zurich, rt. Pepper; Battler, Elliott; any early ver -
heifer, two years, Webster, W. iety. Battler; Herb 'FC1opp; Trish
Pepper, R. Pepper; junior hull Cobbler, "Battler, Elliott.
calf, R. Pepper, W. Popper, see- ' Hent porn, P. 'Wlllert and son,
and and third; Junior heifer calf. McClymont; sweet corn, Del Get -
W, Pepper, first and third; senior gel. MciClymont; Yellow bantam.
hull ealf, Webster, W.'Pepper, T,, Henry 'Nlaxhard, Merner; red
Pepper: senior heifer calf. Web- onion. Mentor; yellow onion, 'tjer-
ster, Ns', PeppAr. R. Pepper:' hull, lice.. Battler; dutch sate, Battler;
under two, Webster, W. Pepper, Spanish, Battler.
R. Pepper. aged bull, R. Pepper, Field carrots, Mectlymont: short
first: and second.
Hereford W. Coates and Son, long 6, Battler, Robert Manson;
Centralia, all prizes. ting' carrots, Battler Alanson;
Angus — Cow in catI, Richard turnilsh turnips, Mesmer; re table
Doan. Tliorndaie. Herb t'ilopii, turnips; Getter Elliott, red nran-
Zurich, second and third; yearling gelds, Mercer, B ; Intermed-
Zurich,
Elope, Doan; heifer, two late man;;oids, Battler, . Merner:
Years. bean, Klopp; junior bull stager beet marigold, Sterner,
Rattler.
Drum 'head cabbage, Battler,
Denny :Bedard; blue cabbage,
Battier, :Siemer; Spanish Jong
radish. Spanish round, white rad-
ish. MernerL cauliflower, Mercer.
Bedard; golden beans, Bedard,
Del Geiger; y e 11 o w pumpkin,
Battler, Merner; pie pumpkin,
Battler, Laura Pepper,
Long citron, Battler. Merner;
round citron, Rattler. AteClymont;
mammoth squash, Battler. Mer -
nen mammoth pumpkin, Be tiler;
blood beets, :Battler, H. Truetn-
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calf, 1. loop, Doan; junior heifer
calf, Doan, Klopp, second and
third; senior bull 'ralf, Doan:
senior heifer calf, T'liipp, Doan;
bull, under- two. Klopp.
Beef type. -- Helfer calf, under
enc. Keith 'Rader, Dashwood;
steer, one year, Gerald 'Wallis,
Granton. hloltp. T. and B. Elliott,
Zurich: steer, under one, Wehater,
Bert McBride.
Holsteins — 1 -Totter caif, render
One, Ma;rilyri Erb, Zurich.
Specials — Three hest. beef type,
Dean; heel get-nf-sire in hear,
Whitney Coat'ek; hest herd grade,
Coates: truest to type heifer
calf, Webster.
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way, fair featured a wrestling match, evening !horse show,
dance, baby show, and a 4-H competition. The school
children's fair attracted the most entries.
—T -A Photo
BEST BUSINESS 'FLOAT—Parade of school children and decorated floats at Zurich
fair Monday was one of the best. First prize business float was entered by Hay
Municipal Telephone System, above, with a realistic "leen at work" display featuring
Steve Meidinger and Lloyd Denomme on the front, Ivan Meidinger at the back and
with Harold Zehr. at the wheel. —T -A Photo
Northern Visitors i St, Joseph Youth
Chief and Mrs. Jonas Kewa• i
queelo and W. T. Philips of r
Miscoot River, spent a week's'Ass n Manager
holidays in one of . Mr. Stanley
Smith's cottages near St. Jo-' Jules Conlin, son of Mr. and
se
p Mrs: Joseph Cantin, St, Joseph.
Jonas is well known as a guide, (has worked himself up to quite
an expert stone mason and car- an enviable business at the age
penter in Jog -cottages, and at of 16. Jules is now the manager
one time crossed Georgian Bay I of the El Rancho restaurant and
in a birch bark canoe.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Fritz en-
tertained them at London hair
and Stanley Smith took them to
Flint, A4ichigali,
Point: Edward ]and Sarnia. ,Jonas
oektail bar in Flint, Michigan.
Just recently he has been ap-
pointed manager of the stew-
ards and cai.erers, association of
hadn't been there for 40 years,
Perloner Items
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Layten
and family, Mr. anti Mrs. Dat -
ton Kemp and family, and Mr's.
Elliott,. Mitchell, were visitors
at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
Bert Dunn Jr.
Miss T.atitia I)ucharnc left favorable retunrs to the farm -
for London, where she wit be era
employed at Brescia hail. Baechler Reunion
Mr. and Mrs, Amos (lingericli About 30 members of the
were Visitors at the home of Baechler family gathered at the
Mr, and Mrs. Heinz Benedictu9: home of Mr. and Mrs. William
at Sarnia. Baechler on Sunday for the first
Mara 51; Cowed of Exeter, Miss of what, is planned to be the
Minnie nix or Totontn, were Sat- annual Patchier reunion.
urday visitors At the home Of the g'ho gathering also honoured
fanners sister, Miss Peen' ttev, and Mrs. Soloman l3aerll
WtWIy ler, on the occasion of their 46112
Mr. and Airs .Amt' Oliver or wedding itnnivcrssary,
St, Marys were Sunday visitors Perianal Itemsat, the Koine of Miss Inez Yung-
blot. Miss Marlene Wagner, who is
Mrs. Stanley Gingerieh and on Ude teaching start al Ritchie -
ton '11rian, spent a few days at tier', returned to her duties in
the honie of her parents at that city after enjoying a week -
Preston. end at the home of her 1Sal'en'ts,
Mr'._ and Mrs. Leonard Wagner.
Mr. and Mrs, Martin, and
daughter of Gownstown and Miss
T)itiny of Moot'1icld Were Week-
end visitirx at the horde of Mr.
wk.* a visitor with mauves' in and Met MOW Steckle.
Zurich, Please ':Citrin 'to Page a
1St. Joseph G.W.L.
Tuesday evening the monthly
meeting of the Catholic Women's
League of St. Peters church,
5t. Joseph, was held at the home
of Mrs. Mozart Gelinas.
Thirteen members were pre-
sent, and in the absence of Fa-
ther Poisson, the meeting was
opened with a prayer by Mrs.
Ga lines.
Plans for a bazaar to lake
place: at the parish hall on Nov-
ember 15 were discussed. Gaines
of cards, were enjoyed by all,
fter lane
Bean Harvest• `rile next meeting will lake
Bean harvesting and Thresh- place al' Mrs. Corriveau's hone.
ing has been the -rush of the day
as farmers- are- husy putting
away their beans, Regardless of
the showers the past week, mark
has been accomplished towards
saving the crop, which brings
.Mt. Jacob Gascho and dough-
taer, Edna Gasclrot Imlay "City,
Michigan, visited with friends
and relatives ,iii the Vlt;itlity,-
MS Tiny 'Gesi*h, nI •Terolito
melee tic $c•lenee- ha•ktntt
Whits. bread, liathieen :lay,
Airs. .H. Klopp. raisin buns. Airs.
J. •Geigel; loaf cake, Xlnpp; an-
gel food cake. Ml's J.rh, Airs.
Earl h Iaxbard light layer cake.
Airs. Earl J.slaxbard; sponge sake.
Airs. Del Geiger; tarts, Mara. Earl
Ji'iaxhard, Laura Pepper; cherry
pie. hits. J. Geiger, Mar's. Earl
Etaabard reffee rake, Kiopp;
panned raspberries. Kropp; ran-
nerl cherries. Klapp: canned pears
Air's. Earl .k'laxhard, :Klopp: can-
ned plums, Elope: panned peah-
es, Pepper; calrrant Jam. Elope;
regi,,cwrant jelly,, Alen, Earl flax -
bard; vinegar pipkles, Klopp;
catsup, ;Pepper; pickled teed vat)..
hate, Mira. Ity :k'lexharrl: canned
tomatoes. Mra. Ear! Flax hard;
canning eollection, Pepper, Klapp.
Specula • ,'hili salmi,. Pepper;
C'anada Parkers, pie. Pepper. Mrs,
/Ian Ts')axtrard. Klopp: rake. Sirs.
i.arl FJaxharrt: 'Pasty -:fin, sand-
wlehes, Mrs. [rel Geiger.
Flores l'.x.hiltltrt
Large bouquet, P. Wiilert and
son, Herb Kinpp; small bouquet.
Geiger; salvia. Geiger: .dahlias,
flatt ler, Bedard; pansies, Willer,;
petunias, ; four annuals.
Willer,. hlnpp; cnantoa, r;eiger:
zinnias, Battler, Geiger: gladinl-
us, Wlllert. Klapp; ravine. Web-
ber; table bouquet, Erh, Klapp,
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