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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-09-26, Page 10CLEANEST HOGS IN TOWN — Hogs from the farm of Osborne township farmer Bob Down received special atten- tion on the way to Exeter Fair Saturday morning. Pat Down gives the four animals a good washing at the north end car wash while husband Bob watches. They won two first prizes. T-A photo From BC and New York Many visitors in Shipka Make your will work Everyone shOuld make -a will. Your lawyer will draw it up to suit your individual wishes. Then the experienced specialists at Victoria and Grey Trust will take it from there and make sure — as your trustee — that your intentions, are fulfilled both efficiently and sympathetically. Talk it over today with Victoria and Grey. The all Ontario Trust Company begun in 1889 VG Member Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation VICTORIA and GREY TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1889 Kurt Bowman, Manager Main St., Exeter 235-0530 voa da#19. 7401494 eej,e'a 64edet 4041,4, Laude &tut awl deo dmete de pa. 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(Behind G&G Discount) Exeter, alit. ph 235.2941 Open Mon. - Thurs, '8:30 - 5:30 Fri, 8:30 8t00 Sat, 8:30 5:30 -im ANN ST HospITALI ST N $ PENGUIN FALL SALE OF Featuring Some of The Best From The Exeter Feeder Calf Club Our meat buyer, Charles Dalrymple, purchased the reserve grand champion steer at the Ex- eter Fall Fair from Tom Coates, right, RR 1 Centralia. He also bought the third place steer from Gerald Johns. We congratulate all members of the club for the extremely good quality of their animals and are pleased to have some of this championship beef available for our customers along with our other top quality beef from Huron's finest feedlots. • i Sdei LB. 97‘ Hinds 1. 1.17 Fronts LB. 77c Price Includes Deluxe Cutting, Wrapping and Quick Freezing SALE ENDS THIS SATURDAY THIS WEEK'S EXTRA SPECIALS GROCERIES • FRESH PRODUCE FRESH & CLAD MEATS Yainiev MARKET Cheese Slices 16 oz, $1.09 Macintosh Apples S.A, Oranges Carnival Tomato Juice Carnival Salad Dreising Maxwell 'House Coffee 1 LB. BAG Kraft Single Whole Pork Loins LB. $1.29 LB. BAG 3 694 Sirloin or 138's DOZEN 69c T-Bone Steaks LB. $1.89 434 320, 894 $1.29 Baby Beef Liver WELL TRIMMED Bathroom Tissue 4 ROLLS FOR 79c 12 to 14 Pounds Processed White Swan LB. 694 Most of the prizes in the poultry division at Saturday's Exeter Fair went to two Hay township farmers. Clifford Pepper, RR 1, Dash wood who has been a consistent winner over the years took home 41 red ribbons in a dozen different varieties of chickens, Earl Becker, also of RR 1, Dashwood gained 19 first places in the individilal bird show and one in the bantam class. The big winner in bantams was Donald Dearing with 22 prize birds. Also taking first in this division were Jack Snell and Glenn Jeffrey, In the hog show, the winner of the light barrow class and the best barrow was Herman Stef- fens, RR 1, Lucan while in the heavier division Bob Down took first and second prizes. Down, incidentally showed probably the cleanest pigs in town as he stopped at the car wash at the north end of Exeter on the way to the fair and gave his animals a good washing. Howard Fletcher of Lambeth took the majority of prizes in the rabbit show and won a trophy presented by the South Huron Rabbit Breeders Association. Also taking first prizes in rabbits were Angus. Murray, Denfield and Mrs. Scott, St. Thomas. Ross Cudmore, RR 5, Clinton was the top pigeon exhibitor with nine first place finishes. Also placing well up were Don Dearing and Glenn Jeffrey with five and four red ribbons, respectively. In Holstein cattle, Bobnan Farms of Blyth took four first while Mrs. Hank Brand, RR 1, Exeter showed the top junior heifer calf. The majority of shorthorn cattle awards went to Smith Bros. of Brussels while Keith Coates was the top exhibitor with herefords. In grains and seeds, Mary Thomson was the fall wheat winner, Winston Shapton was best in barley, Ray Cann excelled with white beans and Howard Pym, Bob Down, Winston Shapton and Mary Thomson took the four corn awards. Winners in the hay competition were Mrs. Tom Hem with two firsts and Gerald Dearing and Hank Brand with one each. By MRS. HUGH MORENZ Mrs. Henry Becker ac- companied by her daughter Mrs. Wilmer Pfaff, attended the funeral of their cousin Mrs. Susanne Fink of New Hamburg, at Trinity Lutheran Church, Thursday. Mr. & Mrs. Ken Baker Jr. and girls of Stratford spent the weekend with his parents here and attended his sister Sandra's wedding to Tony Regier at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Zurich on Saturday. Tracey Baker. was flower girl for her aunt's wed- ding. Mrs. Ida Jackson of Hensall and her grandaughter Dorothea Nelson of Toronto visited Wed- nesday afternoon with Mrs. H. Morenz. Visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Murray Reid last week and during the weekend Were her sister, Mr. & Mrs. Ernie Bell of Champlain, New York, Mr. Reid's father, Henry Reid of Vancouver, their son, Mr. & Mrs. John Reid and their daughter, Mrs. Roy Young all of Toronto. Mrs. Reid's mother, Mrs. Rita Cornforth was returning with the Bell's to her home in Montreal after being with her daughter and family here for 3 months. Mr. & Mrs. John Kingma and Mr. Kingma's sister and husband Mr. & Mrs. John Jellesma of Holland spent a week's holidays By MRS. HEBER DAVIS Sunday September 22nd the Harvest Thanksgiving service was held at St. Patrick's Church. Rey, R, Savary was in charge of. the service" and'the choir from St Thomas, Granton provided the music with Larry Lewis, Grariton at the organ. Following the service the following friends visited in the community. Mr. & Mrs. Knox- Leet. London with Mr, & Mrs. Harry Carroll - Mr. & Mrs. Jack Dickins, Exeter, Mr. & Mrs. Larry Greenlee and Derek. and Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Greenlee and Kimberly with Mr. & Mrs Earl Greenlee, Mr. & Mrs. Ivan Stanley, Denfield; Mr. & Mrs. Earl Atkinson, Lucan and Mr. Gote Wennerstrom with Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis. Personals Patti Dobbs was guest at a birthday party for her school chum Ann Klinger, Birr on Sunday. Her parents Mr. & Mrs. in Wisconsin with Mrs. Kingma's brothers in Brandon and Fon du Lac, U.S.A. On Sunday they held a farewell family dinner for Jellesma's at Zurich, prior to their departure Friday for the Netherlands. Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Henry Becker were his sister Mr. & Mrs. Reuben Eckstein of `Kitchener and his brother Albert Becker of New Dundee. Fred Dobbs Jr. and Freddie, accompanied by Mr. & Mrs. F. Dobbs Sr. Exeter, were guests at a birthday dinner for the latter at the home of Mr. H.S.. McLean eesY;rgter::'•' • . & Mrs, Ken Eaton were gitekts at a birthday dinner for his brother-in-law Mr. Gord Beecham, London on Saturday evening. Mrs. Miller and son George,Clio Michigan spent Friday night with their cousins Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Davis. Mr. Gote Wennerstrom enjoyed a holiday on Manitoulin Island where he visited with Mr. & Mrs. Donald Abbott. Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis were guests at a dinner at the "Latin .,Quarters" London, on Tuesday, September 24. The family of Mr. & Mrs. Earl Atkinson, Lucan honoured their parents and grandparents on the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary. The couple were married at St. Patrick's church Sainsbury, September 24, 1924. Page ij Times-Advocate, September Wr, 1974 List winners for 'fair cattle, poultry, crops Man caught in machine By MR. MELVIN DURR OSAN BQUET Bruce Scott had the misfortune to get caught in the power take off of his bean puller last week, resulting in torn ligaments in his shoulder and a badly bruised ankle, and is now convalescing at home. Mr. & Mrs. Bill Hall ac- companied by Mr. & Mrs. Don Pascoe have returned from a weeks holiday to Eastern Ontario and Quebec, They toured the Thousand Islands, visited Upper Canada Village and pldces of interest in Quebec and ..Montreal. Mr, & Mrs, Leo Pargeter flew to Winnipeg for a few days and attended the funeral of their brother William Coke. Visitors for a few days with Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Mosure were her sister, Mrs. Reynolds of London along with her niece Mrs, Silletoe of England. Mr. & Mrs. Sam Zavitz have returned from a weeks tour visiting Bay City, Michigan,Ohio, Indiana and other places of in- terest en route. Mr. & Mrs. H. Prance attended the orchestral concert in the arena in Exeter on Sunday. Wright's and Roinphf's or- chestras participated. Adams began harvesting potatoes on Saturday, after finishing a record crop of Dutch sets. BE A BLOOD DONOR Observe Thanksgiving at Saintsbury service Aima -••:4 ' • "