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Look into the details at your Chevrolet dealer's today. t• ii Unsurpassed Stability That stable Safety-Girder frame gives Chevy an unshakable grip of the road. because its built to last! 0 See Your Authorized Chevrolet Dealer ABOUT CREVY LASTS LONGER, ...including your pride ! SAFETY MASTER BRAKES ore ap 7f2 667, mote elim9h/el• Chevrolet puts you years-ahead, whir, fresh, eager Slimline style. 01. The safest in Chevy's field and they've proved it in NASCAR* competitive tests. *National Association for Stock Car L. Advancement and Research, U1 8 18, 1959 CLINTON NBWS-RBCORD P.A.QE NINA .Spring Show Results Winners 'Near and Far HEAVY HORSES Wagon or E xpress Horses, teams hitched, 3,000 lbs. and under Al. - lana Knill, RR 3, Paris; Orville Bannerznan; single bitch, over 1,500 lbs., Allan Knill, Glen John- stop, R13, 1, Gorrie, Basel Wyville, Sarnia; single hitch, under 1,500 lbs., Allan Orville Banner- man. Belgian; team in harness, E. Campbell, 0. Bannerman, special Township Class, best three heavy draught, agricultural class or general purpose, all own- ed within one township, Nile Shantz, Peter Graham, Charles Halliday, Orville Bestard, Thorn- dale; Gordon H. Mordue, RR 1, New Hamburg; A. Toll and Sons, Auburn; Allan S. Knill, RR 3, Paris; E. Campbell; 0. Banner- man, Heavy Draught: filly or gelding foaled in 1955, Nile Shantz (first and second), Charles Halliday, A. Toll; filly or gelding foaled in 1953, A. Toll; filly or gelding foal- ed in 1957, A, Toll; stallion, Nile Shantz, Peter L. Graham, Agricultural: brood mare, Char- les Halliday; filly or gelding foal- ed in 1955, Charles Halliday (first and fourth), A. Toll (second and third); filly or gelding foaled in 1957, Peter Graham, RR 2, Ilder- ton; team in harness, A. Toll (first arid fourth), Charles Halliday (second and third). Pereheren, filly or gelding foal- ed in 1955, Orville Bestard (first and second), Gordon H. Mordue, RR 1, New Hamburg (third and fourth); filly or gelding foaled in 1957, Gordon Mordue. LIGHT HORSES Hackney stallion, Mr. and Mrs, Norman Smith, RR 2, Brampton, Fred Johns, RR 1, Belton; single hackney or carriage under 15.2, Wallace Munroe, RR 1, Embro, H. J. Jamieson, Guelph (second and third), Willis Lingelboch, RR 1, Embro; single hackney or car- riage in harness, 15.2 or over, W. Munro (first and second), H. J. Jamieson; single roadster in har- ness, 15.2 and under, W. Munro, Alden Craven, Ailsa Craig, Walk- erton Dairies Ltd., William 0. Alexander, Walkerton; single hackney on line, W. Munro (first and second), H. Jamieson (third and fourth) ; two year old hack- ney or carriage on line, Lyle His- lop, RR 2, Stratford, Harvey Moore, RR 1, Ridgetown; standard colt, foaled in 1958 on line, G. R. "Punch" McEwan, Clinton; road- Ater team in harness, W. Munro, A. Craven, W, O. Alexander; hackney tan e m, N. Lambertils, Hanover, W. Munro, H, Jamieson, Allan Burke, Port Stanley; lady driver, N, Lambertus, Mr. Innes, Stratford, Harvey Moore, N. Smith; Special saddle horse, mare or gelding, ridden by lady or gentle- man, Mrs. Hazel Wallis, RR, 1, Granton, Mrs, Mary Griffenhem, RR 2, Kincardine, Felber Farms, 1313, 5, London, Darling, Exeter, Jim Currie, Atwood, Special, pal- omino mare or gelding, Western Show class, Mrs, Hazel Wallis, Feltner Farms, Mrs. Mary Griffon. ham, A. J, Darling, Jim Currie; Palomino stallion, Western Show class, O. Mathews, Carnlachie, Feltner Farms, J. Durand, Strat- ford, Dean Hewett, RR e, Holy- rood, Bill Harris, RR 1, Kings- mill. Special palomino, open par- ade class, 0. Mathews, Mrs, Hazel Wallis, Fenner Farms, J, Durand, Dean Hewett. PONIES Single harnees pony over 12: Norman Larnbertus, Hanover, Al- lan Burke, Port Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Smith, RR 2, Bramp- ton; Harvey Moore, RR 1, Ridge- town; single harness pony over 11, N. Smith (first and fourth), Lei- ghton Shantz, New Hamburg (second and fifth), Fred Jones, RR 1, Belton, Lawdvell Bolender, RR 2, Drayton; single harness pony, not over 11 hands, N. Smith, Wayne and Willie Milligan, RR 3, Shedden, Fred Jones, L. Shantz, L. Bolender; team harness ponies not over 11, N, Smith, Mrs. Peter Caldwell, RR 3, Shedden, L. Sh- antz, Wayne and Willie Milligan, Fred Jones; single pony, hitched driven by boy under 15 years ac- companied by a lady under 15 years, Mrs. P. Caldwell, Wevne and Willy Milligan, Fred Jonee, L. Bolender; pony race, child 13 years and under, L. Bolender, Jack In- nes, RR 4, Stratford, Mrs. P. Cald- well; Shetland stallion on line under 11. hands, Mr. and Mrs, Jack In- nes, Mr. Peter Caldwell, Wayne and Willie Milligan; Shetland brood mare and foal, L. Bolender; saddle pony ridden by boy or girl, 11 hands or over, L. Bolender, Fred Jones, Mr„ and Mrs. Jack Innes; saddle pony, ridden by boy or girl, pony under 11 hands, Mrs. Peter Caldwell, L, Bolender; child- ren's bridal couple, under 15 years of age driving. Shetland pony, Wayne and Willie Milligan, Fred Jones, Mrs. Peter Carldwell, L. Bolender; Clinton and District Special pony prize for brood mare on line, Joseph Corey, Clinton, pony stallion on line, Ross Rog,. ga.rt, RR 1, Clinton, George B. BI- liott, Clinton; 1959 foal on line, J. Corey (first and second), SHEEP Leicester; James R. E. Snell, Clinton, took 11 prizes in all classes. Shropshire: aged ram, Raymond B. Comfort, St. Ann's (first and third), George S. Brien and Son, Ridgetown; shearling ram, R. S. Comfort (first and second), G, S. Brien and Son; ram lamb, G. S. Brien (first and second), R. B, Comfort (third and fourth); aged ewe, E. B. Comfort (first and third), G. S. Erten; dwarfing ewe, R. B. Comfort (first and third), O. S. Brien; ewe lamb, G. S, Brien, R. B. Comfort (second and third); flocks, George $ Brien, Raymond B. Comfort. Southdown: aged ram, Peter Cameron and Son, RR 4, Thames- Ville (first and fourth), Emke Bros„ Elmwood (second & third); shearling ram, Emke Bros, (first and second), Peter Cameron; ram lamb, Peter Cameron (first and second), Emke Bros.; aged ewe, Peter Cameron (first and fourth), Emke Bros. (second and third); shearling ewe, Peter Cameron (first and fourth), Emke Bros, (second & third); ewe lamb, Pet- er Cameron (first and second), Emke Bros.; flocks, Peter Camer- on, Emke Bros. Oxford: aged ram, Emke Bros. (first and second), Donald Dear- ing, RR 1, Exeter; shearling ram, Emke Bros. (first and second), Donald Dearing; ram lamb, Emke Bros. (first and second), Donald Dearing; aged ewe, Donald Dear- ing, Emke Bros. (second & third), Dearing; ewe, Emke Bros. (first and second), Donald Dearing (third and fourth); ewe lamb, Emke Bros, (first and second), Donald Dearing; flocks, Emke Bros., Donald Dearing. Dorset: Preston Dearing, RR 1, Exeter took 18 prizes in seven classes. Suffolk: Raymond B. Comfort, took 13 prizes in all seven classes; Emke Bros,, the only other entry taking first place in the shearling ram class, LANDRACE SWINE Boar, littered before December 1, 1957, Robert E. McMillan, RR 2, Seaforth, John Powell; boar litter- ed between December 1, 1957 and Sept. 1, 1958, John Powell, RR 2, Seaforth, R. E. McMillan; boar littered since Sept, 1, 1958, R. E. McMillan; sow, littered before De- cember 1, 1957, R. E. McMillan (first and second) ; sow littered between December 1, 1957 and June 1, 1958, John Powell; sow littered between Sept. 1, 1958 and December 1, 1958, R. E, Mr. Felson, McMillan; senior herd, one boar, two sows littered before Sept. 1, 1958, R. E. McMillan; junior herd, one boar, two sows littered since Sept. 1, 1958, John Powell, FL E. McMillan. Grand Champion, Robert E. McMillan; reserve sow, John Powell. Grand champion boar, R. E. McMillan; reserve, 'John .Powell. Special class for public school children,. Roy Vodden, Barbara Vodden, Janet Falconers Joyce Falconer, Jane Falconer, Jean Falconer, yoNKBI-IIRB BvVINB Boar littered before December. 1, 1957, W. Turnbull and Son, RR • 2, Brussels (first and second); boar littered between December 1, 1957 and Sept, 1, 1958, W, Turn, bull (first and third), Hugh Fel-son, Denfield, Albert G. Bacon, Belgrave; boar littered since Sept. 1, 1958, W. Turnbull (first and second), Hugh Felson (second and fifth), Albert 0. Bacon (third .and sixth); sow littered before Decem- ber 1, 1957, W. Turnbull (first and fourth), Hugh' Felson (second and third), Albert Bacon; sow littered between December 1" 1957 and June 1, 1958, John Powell .jr,, Hugh Pelson; W. Turnbull (third and fourth); sow littered between June 1, 1958 and Sept. 1, 1958; W. Turnbull (first and fourth), Hugh Pelson (second and third); sow littered between Sept, 1, 1958 and Dee, 1, 1958, W, 'Turnbull (first and fourth), Hugh Ir elson (second and third); senior herd, W. Turn- bull, Hugh Felson; junior herd, W. Turnbull, Hugh Felson. Grand champion sow and boar, W. Turn- bull; reserve sow, J. Powell; re, serve boar, Hugh Felson. sPaciAL 4-H owks$gs 4-H Beef Calf, Alvin Potter, RR 3, Clinton; Freddie Tyndall, Clin- ton; . William Blacker and Sort, RR 1, Clinton; James Collins, RR 3, Clinton; Bruce Collins, RR, 3, Clio, ton; David P. Orr, RR 2, Goderich, Here is the modern approach to finance the things you want to buy for your home and family . , . to take care of expenses for school, college, vacation and so on . . and, of course, to meet emergencies. The Bank of Montreal.Family Finance Plan enables you to plan your purchases and helps you meet unexpected expenses under one single comprehensive plan. 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