The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-06-19, Page 10 (2)1
Page 10
Times-Advocate,June 19, 1975
Huron holsteins show
at Clinton spring fair
The Huron County Holstein
Show the first county show of the
new season, featured 53 animals
at the Clinton Spring Fair. The
event,udged by Jack Baker,
Lambeth drew the interest of 17
exhibitors and considerable
ringside attendance with
breeders from as far afield as
Ontario County.
Ellwood 0. Seili, Ethel, making
his debut in the show ring, vir-
tually' "cleaned -up" on the
veteran breeders. He showed the
Grand Champion female cow
from the aged cow class; the
Junior Champion female from
the Senior Yearling class; and
the top Junior Yearling.
Judge Baker, is describing his
Grand Champion cow, Elmark
Becky Alert as sired by Glenholm
Alert Dean Pabst, stated that he
liked "her sharpness and
dairyness combined with a well
attached udder". The well at-
tached udder was the major
margin of victory over the 2nd
prize aged cow and Reserve
Grand Champion. Brunsveld
Dividend Cora, as owned by
Robert W. Carter, Blyth. Judge
Baker also named an Honorable
Mention, first prize 4 -year-old
Morris Acres Rockette Teresa as
originally bred by Jim Morris,
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A. Speiran, Brussels.
The junior champion female, a
daughter of Agro Acres Revenue,
displayed bloom, cleanness,
dairyness and a superior set of
feet and legs when compared
with 2nd prize Senior Yearling
and Reserve Junior Champion.
Heather Holme Royalty Janice
as shown by Cliffe McNeil & Sons,
Goderich. The McNeil entry is
sired by A Birch -Hollow Royalty.
Hol -Den Farm Clinton won
Premier Breeder, Premier
Exhibitor, Breeders Herd and
Champion Male awards. Vod-
den's Bull, Hol -Den Marina, as
sired by Flemingdale Perseus
Mark, caught Judge Baker's eye
because of his style and superior
blending of parts
Berry supper
well attended
By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
THAMES ROAD
The United Church Women
catered to the annual Strawberry
& Ham Supper Monday evening.
About 650 people were fed,
coming from as far as St. Clair,
Michigan. Port Huron, Michigan;
Sudbury, St. Marys, Blyth, etc.,
and the surrounding area.
There will be no Sunday School
on Sunday owing to the an-
niversary service. There will be
no services the next Sunday
owing to Elimville anniversary.
Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Passmore
visited on Saturday evening with
Mrs. Helen Caswell and family
and also with Mrs. Pearl
Baynham who is a patient in a
London Hospital.
Mrs. George Hannahson, St.
Catharines, was a recent visitor
with Rev. Barry & Mrs. Robin-
son.
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Robinson
and Jan, Rt. Rev. Arthur B. B.
Moore, Toronto, spent the
weekend with Rev. Barry & Mrs.
Robinson.
Mr. & Mrs. Lee Webber were
guests at the Merrigan-Webber
wedding on Saturday in Exeter
United Church and also attended
the reception and dance in the
Hensall Arena Saturday evening.
Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne
attended the 45th wedding an-
niversary of Mr. & Mrs. William
Harper at the home of their son-
in-law and daughter, Mr. & Mrs.
Doug Gale of Kitchener on
Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Duncan were
guests Sunday with Mr. & Mrs.
Roy Ballantyne, London.
Some of the choir members
assisted with the music at the
special service at Elimville on
Sunday. Some attended the pot
luck supper and the program on
Sunday evening in the church
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READY TO RACE — A sack race was the highlight of the recent play for primary students at Exeter public
school. Lining up ready to go are Gibby Dow, Steven Dalrymple, Ruth Ann McCauley, Mark Broderick, Bren-
da Waldeck and Christine Glassford. In the background are Lorrie Mothers and Danny Smith. T -A photo
Honour retiring road man
Children feature UC service
By MISS ELLA MORLOCK
CREDITON
Children's Day was observed in
Zion United Church Sunday, with
a combined Sunday School and
church service. Harry Schroeder
superintendent was chairman.
The primary classes sang, the
junior choir had an exercise on
answers from the Bible.
Ushers were Danny Galloway,
Mark Schwartz, Robin Little and
Paul Wein. The North Sauble
Holiday Club under the leader-
ship of Calvin Fahrner, provided
the rest of the program.
Members of the club were
Karen Rothry. Toronto. Don
Martin. Toronto, Mark Warren,
London. Robin Little, Mary Ellen
Schlenker, Mark Schwartz and
Perry Preszcator. They sang,
conducted a Bible quiz, taught
choruses and a memoryverse,and
operated puppets. Mark Warren
played the flute, Mrs. Lyle Little
the organ, and Heather Little
read the Scripture.
Persona Is
Mrs. Harry Carroll and Jim-
my, Dutton were guests of Mr. &
Mrs. Emerson Wein last week.
Last Wednesday, relatives and
friends held a shower in honour of
Charmaine Averill in the
Crediton Community Centre.
Susan and Tammy Schenk,
Kathy Dinney and Margaret
Brennan helped Charmaine to
open the gifts.
Susan conducted games until
lunch was served.
Mr. & Mrs. William Schwartz,
Doris Schwartz and Nola Faist
attended the Presbytery 50th
Anniversary Service at Exeter
United Church last Tuesday
evening.
Mr. & Mrs. Clare Sparling,
Walkerton, celebrated their 25th
wedding anniversary at the home
of Mrs. Sparling's father, George
Halbenday of Kenlough. Guests
were present from Crediton,
Sarnia, Toronto. North Bay,
Guelph, Granton,Lucknow,
Harriston. Kitchener and
Walkerton. Those who went from
Crediton were Mr. & Mrs. Irvine
Finkbeiner, Mr. & Mrs. Gordon
Morlock, Mr. & Mrs. Eldon Smith
and Carol, Mrs. William Smith,
Mrs.Della Sims, Mr. & Mrs.Don
Finkbeiner, Valerie and Suzanne.
Ross Krueger has returned
home from University Hospital.
Karen Rothry was an overnight
guest at the home of Rev. & Mrs.
Armin Schlenker. Don Martin
and Mark Warren were guests of
Marry Schroeder. After the
Sunday morning service the
Holiday Club members were
entertained at the home of Mr. &
Mrs.Emmery Fahrner.
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presented a barometer to Joe
Farley upon his retirement after
many years of faithful service to
the township. Members of the
++o •ks department gave him a
gift of fishing equipment.
Plan dairydayat Medway
members, OCPMB
and Ministry of
and Food extension
The sixth annual Western
Ontario Dairy Cattle Day will be
held in Medway High School,
Arva, on Friday July 4. The
theme is "Present Planning for
the Future."
Feature speaker, George
McLaughlin. chairman of the
Ontario Milk Marketing Board,
will discuss "The Future in Dairy
Farming "
The program begins with
registration from 9:30!to 10:30
a.m.Tickets should be purchased
in advance for $3.00 which in-
cludes lunch at noon. Tickets will
be available at the door for $1.00
hut do not include lunch.
Other speakers include Bob
Lang. area dairy cattle
specialist. London, "Feeding
Your 1975 Corn Crop"; Dr. Ted
Burnside. dairy cattle geneticist,
University of Guelph, "Is Fur-
ther Genetic Improvement
Possible?" and Dick Heard, area
coordinator a nd farm
management specialist. London,
"Business Agreements for the
Dairy Farm."
The program is supported by
the county milk committees in
the area, the Ontario Cream
Producers Marketing Board and
I'm selling her on E -Z terms.
A dollar down and two hundred'
dollars when you get your first
milk check. --
the Ontario Ministry of
Agriculture and Food.
Advance tickets are available
until. June 25 from county milk
committee
directors
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