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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1959-10-01, Page 9'WARP'S' BRANDED ON THE EDGE MEANS SATISFACTION GUARANTEED HOLD IN HEAT KEEP OUT COLD Porch Enclosuros CHEAPER THAN GLASS FLEXIBLE, SHATTERPROOF BETTER, LAST LONGER Cut With Shears and Tack On WINDOW MATtRIALS AS PROW AS A"PEACOCIC "YOU'LL BE..." — -FOR EVERY J06- WE 40 PLUMBING HEATING ELECTRICAL SERVICE Phone HU 2-9441 Clinton, Ont. DON'T ASTE GRAIN MIX IL.. FEED IT... MAKE MORE MONEY Market Your Grain Through MEAT MILK EGGS The Economical Way THE SHUR -GAIN WAY To get the very best out of your grains during the winter months ahead they need balancing with SHUR-GAIN CONCENTRATES. GRAINS SUPPLY MUCH NEEDED ENERGY - - - BUT THEY ARE LOW IN PROTEINS, MINERALS AND VITAMINS. • SHUR-GAIN CONCENTRATES MAKE THE DIFFERENCE — SAVE FEEDING TIME — SAVE FEEDING DOLLARS Balance Your Grain With: SHUR-GAIN Concentrates Q!/gUll'andECONOMY -1 Combined • BALANCED FEEDING HEADQUARTERS * Your:int' A-6A ilt..teid SetviCe Mill Canada ackers Limited Phone HU 2-9301 or HU 2.3815 Clinton, Ontario .IN NEWS-RECORD 'THURSDAY, OCTODPI, x, 109 PAGE MEN* . '11.11.11111.1101ERREININEPIEEINGERENEEEREEr_ RAIN and s a pippins, F. McClymont, F. Stirling; wagner, I. McClymont, Mrs. T, Snowden. Six quarts, northern spy, I. Mc- Clymont, F. Stirling; McIntosh reds, I. McClymont, F. McClymont, F, Stirling; AOV fall apples, F, McClymont, F, Stirling, I, McCly- mont; AOV winter apples, I. Mc- Clymont, F. Stirling,. F. McCly- mont; six winter varieties winter apples, F. Stirling; yellow crab apples, F. McClymont; red crab apples, Mrs. T; Snowden, Jerry Graydanus; "baldwins, H. Penhale, Fraser Stirling; Blenheim pippin, F, Stirling; delicious, F. McCly- mont, Fraser Stirling. Pears, Sheldon, James Story; Mrs. T. Penhale; peaches any var- iety, Mrs, Donald Klopp, Zurich; F. Stirling; best bunch white gra- pes, Mrs. Johnston; blue grapes, Mrs. Johnston; collection of gra- pes, Mrs. Johnston; basket of fruit, F, Stirling, F. McClymont; northern spy apples, F. Stirling, I. McClymont; McIntosh reds, F. Stirling; AOV fail apples, F. Stir- ling; AOV winter apples, F. Stir- ling, F. McClymont. German prunes, Mrs. T. Snow- den; burbank, F. McClymont; It- alian prune, Mrs, Donna Klopp; pears, Bartlett, H. Penhale, Mrs. Johnston; Beure D'Anjou, H. Pen- hale F. Stirling; Beure Clairgeau, James Story, F. Stirling; quince, F. Stirling, H, Penhale; wealthy, F. McClymont, I. McClymont; wolf river or Alexander, I. McClymont, F. McClymont; AOV fall apples, I. McClymont, F. Stirling; AOV winter apples, I. McClymont, F. McCiymont. Grant Turner Special, for best bushel of winter apples, I. Mc- Clyomnt. DOMESTIC SCIENCE Sponge cage, uniced, R. Graing- er, Mrs. H. Klopp; homemade white bread, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. H. Klapp; date and nut loaf, Mrs. Klopp, Mrs. R. Taylor; apple pie, Mrs. Alvin Battles, Mrs. Donald Harris; cherry pie, Mrs. Robert Taylor, Mrs. Alvin Betties; raisin pie, Mrs. Alvin Betties, Mrs. Don- ald Harris; white layer cake, R. Grainger; chocolate layer cake, Mrs. Donald Harris, Mrs. Klopp; angel food cake, Mrs. Robert Tay- lor, R. Grainger; spice cake, iced, Mrs. Johnston; plate of fancy cakes or cookies, Mrs. R. Taylor, Mrs. Eldon Yeo; Scones, Mrs. Colciough; buns, Mrs. R. Taylor, Mrs. Johnston; muffins, Mrs. John Grigg; baking powder biscuits, Mrs. Klopp, Mrs. Johnston; sandwiches for tea, Mrs. Eldon Yeo; vegetable salad, Mrs. H. Klopp, Mrs. Bill Harris; fruit Best of Handwork and Crops •On Display at ay Fair VRGITABLES 11. quart, early potatoes, Warba., F, McClure, Mrs. J. H, Johnston; Cobblers, W. Colclough, Mrs. Johnston; late potatoes, F. Mc- Clure, Harold Penhale; giant sugar mongols, F. McClure; small, F. McClure; heaviest turnips, Jerry; table turnips, Mrs, D. Gemeinhardt, Mrs. John VanNinhuys; table car- rots, long, Mrs. Johnston, F. Mc- Cltire; short, F, McClure, Mrs. W. Colclough; beets, Mrs, Johnston, F, McClymont; parsnips, F, Mc- Clure, Mrs. Johnston; winter rad- ish, F. McClymont. Yellow tomatoes, F. McCiymont; largest tomatoes, F. McClymont; collection small fruit tomatoes, F, McClymont; collection of peppers, Mrs. Johnston, F. McClymont; sweet peppers, Mrs. Reder, Mrs. Johnston; hot peppers, Mrs, Red- er; pepper squash, Mrs. John Grigg, Mrs. Johnston; muskmelons, Mrs. J. Grigg, Mrs. Reder. Cauliflowers, Mrs. Johnston; cabbage, Mrs. Eldon Yeo, F, Mc- Clure; yellow onions, Harold Pen- hale, F. McClymont; red tomatoes, F, McClure, F. McClymont; water- melons, Mrs, A. Betties, Jerry Greydanus; citrons, Mrs. J. Grigg, F. McClure; hubbard squash, J. .Greydanus, Mrs. Johnston; vege- table marrow, F. McClymont, Mrs. J. Grigg; pie pumpkin, Mrs. W, Colclough, F. McClymont; largest pumpkins, Alvin Battles, Allen Battles; gherkins, Mrs. B. Har- ris, F. McClure; cucumbers, Mrs. H. Johnston, F. McClymont; Largest sunflower, Mrs. Allen Betties, Mrs. J. Scotchmer; col- lection of herbs, F.McClymont. McPherson Bros. special, Harold Penhale, Mrs. F. McClure. "... advancing the art of transportation" "Volkswagen's success is world-wide. New in design, unorthodox in concept, its many unique features have won wholehearted approval in 110 countries from laymen and engineers alike. The engine is mounted in the rear. You get better traction in snow, mud or sand. The engine is air-cooled. No water to boil, no anti-freeze to buy, no radiator to leak. Torsion bar suspension with independent springing on all four wheels. Greater comfort, safer road-holding. Just as important, maximum use of aluminum and magnesium alloys. Lighter weight, greater efficiency, more miles per gallon. ,All these features were pioneered in mass-production by Volkswagen . . . proven right by millions of drivers ... proven right for low-cost, troublefree transportation. Already some of Europe's largest manufacturers have followed Volkswagen's lead. Now American companies are also adopting these advanced engineering principles. And only recently, leading American engineers awarded to Volkswagen the coveted. Sperry Award for "advancing the art of transportation," improvements? Yes, they are being made constantly. But the basic design is maintained and so is the quality of workmanship. The happy result, an extra-ordinary high resale value. Volkswagen service is as good as the car itself, From coast to am*, 280 authorized Volkswagen service centres are equipped with genuine factory parts and factory-trained mechanics to give you efficient, inexpensive service ... All this backed by a central 5-million dollar Spare Parts Depot at Toronto. 100,000 Canadians are driving Volkswagens! VOLKSWAGEN CANADA LTD. -9832.) Distributors and dealers from coast to coast DON'S B. A. SE VICE Victoria Street CLINTON — Phone HU 2-9088 salad, Mrs. KlePP, Mrs. Bill Her, ris; meat loaf, Mrs. Johnston; ample cream candy, Mrs, Robert Taylor, Mrs. Alvin Bottles; choc- olate fudge, Mrs. Alvin Battles, Mrs, Johnston; butter tarts, Mrs. Donald Harris, R. Grainger; cocoa- nut tarts, R. Grainger, Mrs. Johnston; baked beans, Mrs. Alvin Kettles; • Pint strawberries, Mrs. Alvin Betties, Mrs. Bruce Keys; peaches, Mrs.'Johnston, Mrs, Alvin Battles; plums, Mrs, Klopp; prunes, Mrs. Johnston; pears, Mrs. Klopp, Mrs. B. Keys; corn, Mrs Johnston; to- matoes, Mrs, Johnston; green beans, Mrs, Alvin Betties, Mrs. Johnston; yellow beans, Mrs. Alvin Betties, Mrs, Johnston; beets, Mrs. Johnston; cucumber pickles, sweet, Mrs. B. Keys, Mrs. R. Taylor; chili sauce, Mrs, R, Taylor, Mrs. Johnston; catsup, Mrs Alvin Bet- ties, Mrs. J, H, Johnston, One quart strained honey, Mrs. D. Gemeinhardt; maple syrup, F. McCiymorit, Mrs. Colclough; straw- berry jam, Mrs. Alvin Battles, Mrs. Eldon Yeo; tomato juice, Mrs. Klopp, Mrs. B. Keys; grape jam, Mrs, Johnston; apple jelly, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Colclough. Any currant jelly, Mrs. Eldon Yeo, Mrs. Johnston; best display of bee products, Mrs. D. Gemein- hardt; one-storey fruit cake, Mrs. R. Taylor, Mrs. B. Keys, R. Grain- ger. Domestic pie and cake, Mrs. Al- vin Battles, Mrs. R. Taylor, Mrs. W. Clarke; white cake, Mrs. R. Taylor, Mrs. Johnston. DAIRY PRODUCE Cottage cheese, Mrs, Klopp; lard, Mrs. Klopp; heaviest dozen eggs, brown shell, H. Penhale, Mrs. Colciough; white shell, Mrs. Colclough; pair of dressed chick- ens, Mrs. B. Keys. LADIES WORK Living room accessories, needle- point, Mrs. E. Yeo, Mrs. Ormond; chesterfield set, E. Webber, Tom Penhale; table centrepiece, T. Pen- hale, E. Webber; tatting, E. Web- ber, T. Penhale. Dining room accessories, tea towels, Mrs. E. Yeo, E. Webber; tea cloth, embroidered, Mrs. J. VanNinhuys, E. Webber; luncheon set, embroidered, E. Webber; cro- cheted, E. Webber. Bedroom accessories, pillow cas- es, embroidered, T. Penhale, Mrs. E. Yeo; any other style, E. Web- ber, T. Penhale; vanity set, E. Webber; guest towels, E. Webber. Children's wear, girl's wool socks, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Col- dough; wool mitts, Mrs. B. Keys. Mrs. Colclough; child's pullover sweater, Mrs. Gemeinhardt, Mrs. Colclough; cardigan, Mrs. Col- clough; smacked dress, Mrs. Keys; baby's jacket, bonnet, bootees, cro- cheted, Mrs. E. Yeo; knit, E. Web- ber, ;Mrs. Colclough; crib quilt, T. Penhale, Mrs. Lloyd Makins. Ladies year, work apron, Mrs. Johnston, T. Penhale; gloves, wool, handknit, Mrs. Gemeinhardt, Mrs. Colciough; hostess apron, T. Pen- hale; handbag, Mrs. E. Grigg; sweater, wool, knit, Mrs. Gemein- hardt, Mrs. Colclough; hat, Mrs. Keys. Men's Wear: pyjamas, home- made, Mrs, E. Yeo, Mrs. Snowden; pullover, •Vsleeveless, Mrs. Col- clough; mitts, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Colciough; gloves, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Colclough; socks, diamond, E. Webber, Mrs. Colclough; socks, heavy, Mrs. Johnston; fine, E. Webber, Mrs. E. Yeo. Other work, quilt applique, Mrs. Ormond, Mrs. Makins; cotton pat- ched, T. Penhale, E. Webber; cot- ton plain, T. Penhale; afghan, cro- cheted, E. Webber, E. Makins; stole, Mrs. Colclough; carriage cover, Mrs. Colciough; down com- forter, Mrs. Rau. FLOWERS and PLANTS Bouquets, collection of cut flow- ers, Mrs. S. Middleton, Mrs. E. Grigg; mantle bouquet, Mrs. Mid- dleton; table bouquet, Mrs. Grigg, Mrs. Robert Welsh; fall bouquet, Mrs. J. E. Howard, Mrs. E. Grigg; winter bouquet, Mrs, Grigg. Potted plants, African violets, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Colclough; begonias, fibrous rooted, Mrs. E. Yeo, Mrs. E. Grigg; tuberous, Mrs. Yeo; coleus, Mrs. McClure; snap- dragons, Mrs. S. Middleton; calen- dulas, Mrs. Grigg, Mrs. Colciough; asters, Mrs. S. Middleton, Mrs. Colciough; 'mums, Mrs. E. Grigg, Mrs. Johnston; dahlias, Mrs. S. Middleton, Mrs. R. Welsh; dahlias, Mrs. Eldon Yeo, Mrs. John Grigg; gladioli, Mrs. Klopp, Mrs. J. Grigg; marigolds, Mrs. R. Welsh, Mrs. J. Grigg; pansies, Mrs. E. Grigg, Mrs. R. Grainger; petunias, Mrs. E. Grigg, Mrs. R. Grainger; salvia, Mrs. S. Middleton; zinnias, Mrs, F. McClure, Mrs. J. Grigg; centre- piece for Thanksgiving, Mrs. E. Yeo, Mrs. Johnston; cosmos, Mrs. E, Grigg, Mrs. S. Middleton. ARTS and CRAFTS Oil painting, scene, Mrs. R. C. Hays, Mrs. L. Legg, both of Gode- rich; portrait, R. C. Hays, Mrs. Legg; any other subject, T. R. Pritchard, Mary B. Howatt; water colors, scene, Mrs. Chapman, Jeanne Smith, Goderich; water colors, any other subject, Mrs. Chapman, Mary B. Howell; char- coal, original crayon or pencil sketch, any subject, Jeanne Smith, Mrs. B. Howell; handmade greet- ing cards, T. R. Pritchard, Jeanne Klopp; hearth rug, hooked wool. Mrs. A, Betties, Mrs, Bill Harris, Harris, H. B, Seudamore; etched ' mat, braided, H. Webber; stuffed aluminum, Mrs. Ed, Grigg, Mrs. toy, Mrs, Johnston; any new craft, Smith; pencil sketch, Mrs. Hill rags, T. Penhale, Mrs. Klopp; rag I Studios, best painting in all, R. C. Hays; best drawing or sketch in black and white, Jeanne Smith. Specials offered by Fair Acres WALTEX ffilliFLECKS /VLF LO~oUo F INISH GIVES YOU RESULTS NO PAINT CAN EQUAL IN ANY ROOM IN THE HOUSE Bushels, fall wheat, Allen Bet- ties; white oats, Allen Settles, F, McClymont; red clover seed, Har- old Penhale, Mrs. J. Scotchmer; six ears flint corn, Mrs. J, Scotch- mer, Mrs. Johnston; dent corn, Mrs, J, Scotchmer, F, McClymont; tallest corn, Ed. Grigg; FIELD CROP COMPETITION Grain showed as part of the field crop competition, brought first prize to Alvin Betties, RR 2, Bayfield, who also placed first In the field judging. He earned a to- tal of 182.5 points, Others in order of the placing of grain, are; Allen Battles, 88 (175.5); Robert Welsh, RR 2, Bayfield, 87 (174); Grant Webster, Varna, 86 (171); Grant Stirling, 85 (173); Ed. N, Grigg, RR 2, Bayfield, 84 (168); T. Wilmer Reid, Varna, 82 (162); Fred Mc- Clymont, 82 (1,71); T. W, Rathwell, 79 (171); E. D. Deeves, RR 3, Clinton, 77 (160.5). APPLE COMPETITION Mrs. A. Schiube, Bayfield; Mrs. W. Clarke, Varna; Mrs. Alvin Bat- tles, Bayfield; Mrs. Eldon Yeo; Mrs. Bill Harris, RR 2, Bayfield. FRUIT Golden Russett, F. McClymont, F. Stirling; greenings, F. McCly- mont, Ivan McClymont; golden delicious, F. Stirling; red delicious, I. McClymont, F. McClymont; king of tomkins, F. Stirling, I. McCly- mont;, McIntosh reds, I. McCly- mont, F. McClymont; northern spies, F. Stirling, F. McClymont; north star, F. Stirling, F. McCly- mont; Ontario, Harold Penhale, F. Stirling; snow, I. McClymont, F. McClymont; talman sweet, I. Mc- Clymont, F. 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