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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1953-10-08, Page 7Ac .EIlc ? N NI WS BEC'CRD THURSDAY, A'i(`, OCTOBER 8, 19511 t flit I al* ze winnerscc.nt'd int ed frena Page Severn) and Son, l 1, A, Fuss; white oats, H. A, Fuss; barley, H. A. Fuss; half bushel red clover. Keyes and Sons; timothy seed, H. A. Fuss, Keyes .and Sons; six ears dent cern,. Snowden and Grainger, Keyes and Sons; sweet corn, Carl Houston, Allen Haugh; six heav- iest and tallest stalks :of corn, Snowden and Grainger. . V1Tt1ETABLES Eleven quart basket early po- toes, Warba, Mrs. J, Howard, Mrs. W, J. Jewell; cobblers, Mrs, Jewell; late potatoes, Ben Rath - well, Mrs. Jewell; three yellow RAIN AND SEEDS glebe mangels, Snowden and el fall wheat,_ E. A. Keyes Grainger; heaviest turnips, H. A. dieton, F. Stirling; ribston s, Mrs. J. Stirling, F. Stir any other variety fall ap- titer.. Stirling, Hales Dresser; variety winter apple, Stirling, F. Stirling; quart basket Northern Spy, ling, S. Middleton; six quart tosh red, S. Middletoe, F, g; six quart, any, other var- a Annie, Mrs. .J. Middleton, ling; .any other variety win plea, S.• Middleton, Mrs. J.• quince, Mrs, Metcalf, Penhale. '-"\%."'•4• ' ELS • Albert Street -- Clilntoia„ .Ontario IR' ES �tt 'Higher quality ,auris iraililacllola. ;' 3. W. Counter Builders Supplies, S, AV1 T1ME 1QQQQQQQQ a, .• .. )_t3th Series/ An investment in Canada Savings Bonds will give you Income ... Safety Cash When You Want It On this new Series of Canada Savings Bonds you get 3%% interest right from the date of issue. Every $1,000 you invest can earn $37.50 each year until 1965. And your savings, invested in Canada Savings Bonds, are still as freely available to meet emergencies as cash in the bank. Canada Savings Bonds can n always be converted into cash, anytime, at 100 cents on the dollar. Put your savings to work now. Buy Canada Savings Bonds, in any amount from $50 to $5,000, frank - 6 King Street West �� r brant, 2 ood, Gundy & Company 'elephone: EMpire 4-4321 Limited i Fuss, Mrs. J. Middleton; table turnips, Mrs, J. Middleton, Snow- den and Grainger; field carrots, Fred McClyniont; table carrots, long, Paul Cleave, Allen, Haugh; table carrots, short, B. Rathwell, Mrs.. W. Colclough; table beets, Carl Houston, Mrs. Jewell; pars, nips, P. Cleave; winter radishes, F. McClymont, Don McKenzie; two head cabbage, Bert .Bick, Ben Rathwell; Chinese cabbage, Allen Haugh, H. A. Fuss; cauliflower, Snowden and Grainger, zr,. Mc- Clymont; white onions, Mrs. Met- calf; yellow onions, Mrs, Metcalf,' A. Haugh; Spanish onions, Hales Dresser, P, Cleave; red tomatoes, Mrs, Colclough; A, Haugh; yellow tomatoes, Mrs, J. Middleton, F. McC]]yrnont; six largest tomatoes, Mrs, John McAsh; collection of small fruit tomatoes, 1'. McCly- mont; collection of peppers, F, MCClymont' plate of sweet pep- pers, Snowden and Grainger, E. A, Keyes and Sons; pepper squash, A, Baugh, Mrs, J. Howard; musk- melons, P. Cleave, 17. McKenzie; watermelons, Mrs, Grant Stirling, P, Cleave; citrons, Mrs. H. Pen. hale, Mrs. John Gibson; Hubbard squash, Jas. W, Stor- ey; A. Haugh; vegetable marrow, H. A. Fuss, A. Baugh; pie pump- kin, Mrs. R. Taylor, A. Haugh; largest pumpkin or squash for feed, Dona MacKenzie, Mrs. John Howard; 12 gherkins, A. Haugh, H. A, Fuss; cucumbers for table Use, Mrs. M. Bennett, A, Haugh; largest sunflower head, Fred Me- Clymont; collection of herbs, Mrs. Metcalf, Mrs. Howard. McPherson Bros. Special for most points invegetable elass, Fred McClymont. POTILTRY Jersey black giants, Clifford Pepper; New Hampshire Reds, E. A. Keyes and Sons, C. Pepper; Rhode Island Reds, C. Pepper, Pete Harrison; barred rocks, util- ity, C, Pepper, Keyes and Sons; white rocks, utility, C. Pepper; Wyandottes, C. Pepper; Brahma's light, C, Pepper; Dorkings, silver grey, , Pepper; Orpingtons, buff, Pepper; Sussex light, Pepper; an- cones, Pepper; brown Leghorns, P. Harrison; white Leghorns, Pep- per; black Minoreas, Pepper; mus- covy ducks, Len Merner; muscovy ducks, young, Merner; muscovy ducks, old, Merrier; rouen ducks, Ed Deeves, Merner; rouen ducks, young, Deeves, Merner; embden geese, Merner; toulouse geese, old, Merner; toulouse geese, young, Merrier; bronze turkeys, young, Deeves, James Storey; guinea fowl, C. Pepper. PET SHOW ' Best dog in show, Ricky Ostrom, S.S. 6, Stanley; dog showing least' resemblance to any breed, Roy Telford, Bayfield, Richard Bird, Bayfield; best cat (any type), Jacqueline Weston, Bayfield, Lois Rathwell, Clinton; best pair rab- bits, Paul Steckle, Zurich, Richard Harrison, Bayfield; pigeons, Bobby Faulds, Brucefield, Melvin Martin, Bayfield; pair of bantams, Orrin Baird,-Brucefield, Joanne Harris- on, Bayfield; most unusual pet, Binnie Sturgeon, Bayfield (wild rabbit); Bobby Faulds, Bruce - field (coon). FLOWERS AND PLANTS Collection of cut flowers, Mrs. W. Doupe, Allan Haugh; small bouquet in vase, Mrs. W. Col- clough, A. Haugh; table bouquet, A, Haugh, Mrs. Doupe; fall bou- quet, A. Haugh, Mrs. Roy Elliott; winter bouquet, A. Haugh; collec- tion of coleus, Mrs. Doupe, A. •3 R; ; .TH THIS WASHER b ' a Act e 51040We ONE INCLUDES NOMrSPUN ALL WOOL d BLANKET ONE HOMESTEAD DOUBLE SHEET AND " IWO PILLOW CASES T'W4' BATH TOWELS TWO CALbWELL GUEST TOWELS 4N,D TWO FACE CLOTHS 4 :d+ :116 n,.k Ci,!(.fi1CAa:•.:Gliiii.lulu�•0 NOS ENSEMBLE, AS ABOVE, WORTH Matched Solid Tones in a roomy oI rakers. Aitomtk FREE 1O-MEC''E GIFT PIPS PIPS SOS iisher $ 3 .0 0 TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE $ el 00 FOR OLD WASHIER, UP TO . NO DOWN PAYMENT -EASY TERMS Features you eplrtnof get en any biker Automatic Washer. WATER SAVING - The Beatty uses lett than HAL as much hat water as tiny other automatic. REQUIRES NO INSTALLA- TION Hy ,tones Damp Dry squeezes the wetter out no spinning, no F;i::roti£ no bolting needed. WASHES CLEANER. Uses Pestiy rac.ih ld which wilt wash cleaner than tarry other, anywhe,e, R. Hawkins Phone fZ44 Clinton Haugh; calendulas, A•, Hauch, 1~d Deeves; asters, Mrs. W. J, Mrs, Doupe; chrysanthemums, Mrs. Metcalf, Audrey Middleton; cosrrtos,. Mrs, Doupe, Mrs. -J. How- ard;. dahlias, Mrs. Donne, Mrs. Ed Welsh; dahlias, .old variety, A. Haugh, Ed Peeves; gladioli, Mrs. G. Westlake, A, Haugh; marigolds, Mrs, Jewell, A. Haugh; pansies, Mrs. Jewell, Ed Deeves; St to a , Mrs. Doupe, M s, Gr _n ar g,. roses, Mrs, Metcalf; salvia, Aud. rey Middleton, Mrs, Doupe; ver, benas, Mrs, Doupe, A. Middleton; zinnias, A. Haugh, Mrs. Jewell; any variety, annual or perennial, not otherwise listed, Mrs, .J, Me. Ash, Mrs, Metcalf; thanksgiving centrepiece, Ann Tate, A. Haugh, HORSES Agricultural gelding or filly foaled in 1950 or previous, Fred Toll (1 and 2)1 pony brood mare, accompanied by foal, 11 hands and under on line, E]mer Johnston (1 and 2), W. W. Etherington; foal, E, Johnston (1 and '2), W, W. Etherington; pony stallion, E, Johnston; single' pony in harness,. E. Johnston (1 and 2); pony team in harness, E, Johnston (1 and 2); tandem, four -horse hitch, Eldon Renwick; single hackney or car, riage horse in harness, E. E, Sch. roeder, E. Johnston (2 and 3); hackney tandem, E, Johnston, E. E. Schroeder; hackney or carriage team in harness, E. Johnston, E. E. Schroeder; wagon team in har- ness, Eldon Renwick; single wag- on horse on halter, E. Renwick (1 and 2); agricultural team in har- ness, Fred 'Toll; worst matched team, E. Johnston, F. Toll. Breckenridge Hardware, Gode- rich, Special, 'for best snatched team, Eldon Renwick, Clifford; Simpson -Sears, London, special, for .exhibitor coming longest dist- anee, Elmer Johnston, Atwood; best ' horse on ground ' given, by Standard Chemical,. Goderich, F. Toll, Auburn. SWINE Yorkshire - aged boar, A. H. Warner, .1 and 2; brood sow hav- ing littered in 1952, A, H, Warner, 1 and 2; boar littered in 1952, A. H. Warner, 1 and 2; sow littered in 1952, John Ostrom, Bob Le - Beau, Jim Longmire; best pair of bacon hogs, any breed, Jim Long- mire, 1 and 3, John Simmons. T. Eaton Co. Ltd. special for pen of three bacon hogs, Jim Longmire; Canadian Oil Co, spec- ial, best boar, any breed, A. H. Warner. DAIRY CATTLE Holsteins -Bull over one year, Borden Reihl; bull under one year, Bob Cluff; cow in calf or milking, William Boyd, 1 and 2; heifer, two years or milking, W. Boyd, 1 and 2; heifer under two years, W. Boyd, 1 and 2; heifer under one year, Kenneth Potter, Edwin Dunn, B. Riehl, 3 and 4; herd, one male and two females, B. Reihl, W. Boyd. Jersey--- Bull over one year, Lorne Carter; cow in calf or milk- ing, Thomas Rathwell, 1 and 3, L. Carter, 2 and 4; heifer, two years or milking, T. Rathwell, 1 and 4, L. Carter, 2 and 3; heifer under two years, James Storey, T. Rath - well, 2 and 4, W. Boyd, 3; heifer under one year, W. Boyd, 1 and 2, T. Rathwell, 3 and 4; herd, one male, two females, W. Boyd, T. Rathwell. Ayrshires -- Heifer under two years, M. Lobb and Sons; heifer under one year, Lobb and' Sons; 1 and 2. Dairy, cattle specials: Dr, Cox - on special, W. L. Boyd; Carnation Milk Co. special, best dairy cow, T. Rathwell; best Ayrshire heifer, M. Lobb and Sons. BEEF CATTLE Shorthorns -bull calved in 1950, If You're TI!D ALL THE DEME Everybody gets a bit run-down now and then, tired -out, heavy -headed, and maybe bothered by backaches. Perhaps nothing seriously wrong, just a temporary toxic condition 'caused by excess acids and wastes. That's the time to take Dodd's Kidney Pills. Dodd's stimulate the kidneys, • sod so help restore their normal action of removing excess acids and wastes. Then you feel better, sleep better, Work better. Get Dodd's Kidney Pills now. Look for the blue box with the red band et all druggists. You can depend on Dodd's. 52 Pid-yoti know that, . , THE MAN WHO INVENTED THE t= (RST GASOLINE -POWERED AUTOMOBIL ; °SAVE° NO FUTURE FOR AUTOS e WITHOUT DOUBT, THE FAMOUS' MARATNO$ TI kE BY GOODYEAR IS THE BEST BUY IN TOWN. IT'LL GIVE YOU LONG, TROUBLE-FREE M1L1:AGE AT ROCK BOTTOM PkicE, 6UARANTEEO. TOO, LIKE ALL GOQOYEARTIREat SEE USk)GN:T AWAY I LOOK FOR THS "HIGH SIGN" ok QUALITY 7436 Mrs. E, McDonald (By our Hensall Correspondent) Mrs, Emma McDonald„ London., a former prominent Hensall res- ident, passed away in St, Joseph's THospital, London, -on Monday,. September :29. She had been a patient there for some six weeks. Funeral from the Hoppet'- Hoeltey, funeral home, Exeter, .on Thursday, October 1, by Rev, W. J, Rogers, Hensen lJniteci Church Interment was made in Baird's Cemetery, The former Erma Reid, she was born. neer 'Varna, and, took up residence in Hensall nine years ago. She moved to Lond- on in July of this year. She was a member. of Hensall United Church, and of the Woman's Missionary Society. Surviving are One daughter, Marguerite, London„ four sisters, Mrs.. John Rathwell, Seaforth; Mrs. IVlalcolm Me ughton, Lon..- don; Mrs. George Foster, Wind- sor; Mrs. Elliott, Vancouver, B C. Her husband the late James Mc • - Donald predeceased her some years ago. Her only brother John Reid, London, passed away a year or so ago. McKinley Farms; bull calved in 1951, EE, A. Keyes and Sons; heif- er calved in 1950, F, Middleton; heifer calved in 1952, McKinley Farms, Reg. Reihl. Aberdeen Angus, -Bull calved in 1950, E. Klopp, L. Klopp; cow or heifer calved in 1951 or previous, E. Kiopp; heifer calved in 1952, E. Klopp; heifer calved in 1952, L. E. Klopp, 1 and 2; herd, L, E. KlHerefords-Bull calved in 1952 or previous, Robert Hern; bull• calved in 1953, R. Hern, H. Mc- Cullagh; cow or heifer calved in 1951 or previous, R. Hern, H. Me- Cullagh; heifer calved in 1952, R. Hern; heifer calved in, 1953, R. Hern, H. McCullagh, 2 and 3; herd, It, Hern, IL McCullagh. Specials - Canadian Tire Co., Goderich, for best showing of beef cattle, L. E. Klopp; Supertest Petroleum Co. Ltd., for bust beef herd, Robert Hern. SHEER Leicester -Ram, two shears or over, William Pepper, Donald A. Graham, 2 and 3; ram shearling, W. R. Pepper, D. A. Graham, 2 and 3; ram lamb, W. Pepper, 1 and 3, D. A, Graham, 2; ewe, two shears or over, D. A. Graham, 1 and 3, W. R. Pepper, 2; ewe shearling, W. Pepper, D, A. Gra- ham, 2 and 3; ewe lamb, D. A. Graham, 1 and 3, W. Pepper, 2. Lincolm-A, D. Steeper took all prizes in this class. Oxford - Donald Deering took all prizes in' Oxford sheep class, Dorset Horn - Leslie Dearing had six firsts, five seconds and one third; while Leslie Campbell had one second and three thirds. Shropshire -H. and L. Steeper was the only exhibitor. Special prize for pen of four sheep, any breed, P. E. Dee-ing, W. R. Pepper; best showing of long wool, A, D. Steeper, Donald A. Graham; best showing of short wool, Leslie Campbell, Donald Deering; market Iamb special, H. Steeper. In the special commercial pro- duction feature for apples, prize- winners were as follows: Mrs. M. Bennett, Mrs. Roy Elliott, Evelyn Beaton, Mrs. Jack Howard, Mrs. W. Doupe, Mrs. William C. Clark, Ann Tate. Winners in the Tractor Rodeo, were: Lloyd Holland; Ray Scotch - mer and Bob Talbot (tied), Don Bell. In the Domestic pie and cake competition sponsored by Canada Packers Limited, winners were: Pie, Mrs. Ed Foster, Mrs. Grant Stirling, Mrs. W. J. Jewell; cake: Mrs. William Clark, Mrs. Grant Stirling, Mrs. Harper English. Trials of Speed Dusty Miller's Boy (Bob Kirkby, Walton) 1 2 2 Joe's Girl (J. R, Burns, Seaforth) .. 2 3 3 Captain Brook (S. Kerr, Seaforth) .. 4 1 1 Louie Lee (J. R. Burns, Seaforth) 3 4 4 r.s. E Jennison Friends and relatives: grieved to learn ef' the passing of Mrs. Pearl Winnifred Jennison (nee Haply), wife of Thomas Jennison, on Wednesday, September 9, who had been residing is Swift Cur- rent and district, Saskatchewan, for the past 44 years, ,She was born on March 30, 1889, in Clinton, and was married on 1VMarch `6, 1909. In April, 1909, she and her husband went to Swift Current and homesteaded in the Swinton. district, She serv- ed as secretary of the 'VMS of tyle Methodist Church from 1910 to 1912, She was always an active mem- ber of the church and while en the farm played the organ for services for many years in both Yellow Lake and Swinton services. In 1942 she moved to Swift Current and was a member of the United Church WA Circle and had served as secretary there. Her loss, will be greatly felt by all 'thane who knew her. Their sympathy was shown by the quantities of lovely flowers which were brought to the funeral, Besides her husband she leaves to mourn her loss one daughter. Evelyn (Mrs. Cliff Campbell);. one granddaughter and one grand- son, Tw.o brothers also survive, Leslie Hanly, Toronto, and Mer vy, n Haply, Clinton. a . . V.ARNA Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Clark and Mr. and Kra, Ervin Sillery were guests at the former's nephew's. wedding: The Clarke -Davidson wedding in Delta United Church, Hamilton, on Saturday last. . Go west by the • onfJnentuf Limited's It's the pleasant, luxurious way to travel -"The Jasper Way" on the Continental Limited ... Canadian National's de- pendable daily link between Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, Minaki, Winnipeg, Saskatoon, Edmonton, Jasper and Vancouver. • Canada's magnificent scenic beauty greets you. with a new adventure every mile while you relax in the air- conditioned comfort of attractive bedrooms, standard and tourist sleepers, lounges and coaches. Delicious meals in attractive dining cars served with Canadian National's traditional courtesy and efficiency. By arrangement at major points you can have a drive -yourself car waiting for you. For reservations and information regarding your business and pleasure travel, see, write or phone your local Canadian National Passenger Agent HE ONLY RAILWAY SERVING ALL TEN PROVINCES Here is another opportunity for you to adopt this tried and tested system of saving money. Canada Savings Bonds never drop itt tratue. If cash is needed you can get back the full face value of your bond, plus accrued interest, any- time -at any y bank in Canada. "'You can buy � Bonds for cash; or ifou prefer, the Royal Bank will arrange for you to buy them by regular monthly instalments out of income. The procedure is simplicity itself. All forms and full information available at every branch. THE ROYAL BANK OF. CANADA Clinton Branch; 0. L. Engetsttad; Managtr Coderith Branch; W. G. Dulmoge, Manager ar