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Mr. and Mrs. Richard Johns
and Bessie, of Exeter, visited on
Mr.
Kirkton Fair Prize Winners
Sunday at the home of
Charles Delbridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Brock
family and Mrs. E. Dobbs,
Crediton, spent Sunday with
and Mrs. Ivan Brock.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bailey
Betty visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Brock of
Zion.
Mr.
spent
Kestle
anniversary services there.
Mr. and Mrs, John Batten
were Sunday evening guests of
Mr. and Mrs. George Kellett of
Thames Road.
Several from
attended a post
for . Mrs. Don
formerly Miss Eunice Penhale of
Elimville, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Murch, Elim
ville, Thursday evening last.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Dickey
family, of Woodham, and
and Mrs. Clarence Hawkins
Leonard, of Anderson, visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Ford.
and
of
Mr.
and
an d Mrs. Newton Clarke
Sunday with Mrs. Bert
of Credxton and attended
this community
nuptial shower
Munn, Ilensall,
and
Mr,
and
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dobbs
and family, of Hamilton, and Mr.
and Mrs. Bev Morgan and John
ny, of Thames Road, were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Clarke
on Sunday.
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Used Cars
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Grain And Seeds
• Sheaf of Fall Wheat, M. E.
: Hoopex* <& Son, St. Marys, Tom
Hern, Woodham
M. E. Hooper &
Kenneth Johns;
E. Hooper &
Science Hill;
& Son,
Beans,
Large
Doupe;
Orval
' Son.
Kirkton,
Yellow
Son, M,
(stalks)
neth
(ears),
Alvin
Wheat,
John Haines,
Marshall, Mrs.
Farmer’s Club Barley,
Hooper
petition.
& Son,
kinson,
Mrs, Clarence Switzei’
Phail
Oats, M. E. Hooper & Son, John
McPhail.
Roots And Vegetables
Sabago Potatoes, N. Clark, E.
Doupe; Chippewa, Mrs. II, Dun
can; Gx'een Mountain, Thomas
Crew, Earl Stephen;, Irish Cobb
lers, Alvin Crago, Ev. Doupe;
Dooleys, M. E. Hooper & Son,
Thomas Crew; Any other Vari
ety, John Haines, L. Cushman; Swedish Turnips, N. Clark, Orval
Roger; Shipping Turnips, L.
Cushman, M. E. Hooper & Son;
Heaviest Turnip, O. Roger, M. E.
Hoopei* & Son; Field Carrots,
Thomas Crew, M. E. Hooper &
Son; White ~
Earl Watson,
Hern;
Earl W a t s o n, Orval Roger;
Heaviest Mangolds, Leonard
Thacker, Thomas Crew; Garden
Carrots, Mrs. M. Gallop, E. Tay
lor, Munro; Garden 7 _
short, Mrs. Gallop, M. E. Hooper
& Son; Parsnips, Thomas Crew,
M. E. Hooper & Son; Blood
Beets, Alvin Crago, M. E. Hoop
er & Son; Red Cabbage, Thomas
Crew; Round Cabbage, Thoma*
Crew, L. Cushman;
Thomas Crew, Mrs.
Tomatoes,
lor; Pink
Gallop,
Citrons,
N. Clark;
Doupe,
melons, M. E. Hoopex’ & Sons,
Thomas Hern; Muskmelons, Earl
Stephen. ”
Squash,
Hooper
Squash,
Hooper
E. Hooper & Son,
Cucumbers, M. E. . _ __,
Alvin Crago; Onions grown from
seed, M. E. Hooper & Son, Mrs.
M. Gallop; Onions grown from
dutch sets, M. E. Hooper &
Son, Thomas Crew; Collection
Vegetables, Fred McClymont, of
Varna, Mrs. M. Gallop, Kirkton;
Canadian Canners Special, Ken
Langford, St. Marys; Clarence
Switzer Special, Kenneth Johns,
Rhea Stephen, John Thompson,
Wallis Selves. ~~
Norman Carter, Judge.
Sheep
Oxford Downs: Donald Dear
ing, Exeter, five firsts, four sec
onds; Leiceseter: Aylmei' Arm
strong, St. Paul, three firsts, one
second.
Shropshire Downs: Elmer
Armstrong, St. Paul, four firsts,
one second; J. B. Kennedy, II-
derton, first fox’ ram.
Southdowns, J. B. Kennedy,
Ilderton, five firsts, five seconds.
Suffolk, Don Pulleu, Granton,
ram; Eai-1 Stephen, St.
Class, J. B. Kennedy.
Swine.
Berkshire: Boar and
Colquhoun, first' and
sow, Alex Crago, St. Marys.
Tamworth, George Douglas,
Mitchell, all prizes.
Grade: Kenneth Johns, Exeter.
Pen of four: Fred Doupe, St.
Marys> Cliff Jacques, Centralia,
Alvin Crago, St. Marys.
Sheaf of Oats,
Son, Tom Hern,
Fall Wheat, M.
Son, John McPhail,
Oats, M. E. Hooper
Hern; Barley, Soy
. Hooper & Sons;
Lorne
, Tom
M. E
White Beans.
Small White Beans,
Roger, M. E. Hooper &
Indian Corn, Thomas Crew,
E. Hooper & Son;
M. E. Hooper &
Corn
Ken- Corn
Son,
Club
Son,
Ross
M.
Corn
, Clark.
, T. Wallis Selves.
Johns
, M.
E
Ensilage
Ensilage
. Hooper &
Farmer’s
. Hoopex’ &
Science Hill,
Clarence Switzer;
M. E.
& Son; Field Crop Com-
Wheat, M. E. Hooper
John Haines, Charles At-
St. Marys, Alvin Crago,
John Mc-
Field Crop Competition,
Sugar Mangolds,
St. Marys, Tom
Yellow Sugar Mangolds,
Carrots,
Cauliflower,
M. Gallop;
Alvin Crago, E. Tay-
Tomatoes, Mrs. M.
M. E. Hoopei- & Sons,
. Pie Pumpkin, Mrs. G.
Alvin C rago; Water-
, Harold
Alvin
& Son, T.
Wallace
& Sons;
Berry; Table
Crago, M. E.
Hern; Hubbard
Selves, -M. E.
Cucumbers, M.
T. Hern; Table
Hooper & Son,
Marys,
sow, C.
second,
Alvin
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Art
Oil
H. Duncan, Kirkton; any other
subject, Mrs. Duncan; Water
Color Scene, Harold Berry,
Woodham.
Flowers
Cut Flowers, Snapdragon, Mrs.
H. Hern, Granton; Straight Pet
al Asters, Mrs. F. Scott, Sebring-
ville, Kenneth Hern, Woodham;
Curved Petal Asters, Thomas
Crew, Kirkton, Mrs. Hern; Bas
ket Straight Petal Asters, Mrs.
Hern; Basket
ters, Mrs.
ton;
Earl
iant
Kirkton,
Kirkton;
Alvin Crago St. Marys, Mrs. H.
Hern; Miniature Dahlias, Alvin
Crago, Mrs. George Mitchell;
Dahlias, show variety, Mrs. Clar
ence Switzer; Carnations, Mrs.
H. Hern; Gladioli, one spike,
Mrs. II. Hern, Mrs. M. Gallop;
Balsoms, Mrs. G. ,H. Burgin;
Stocks, Mrs. H. Hern, Mrs. M.
Gallop.
Phlox, Mrs. M. Gallop, Mrs.
M. Hem; Phlox, Drummond,
Mrs. Gallop, Mrs. Hern; Phlox,
Perennials, Mrs. G. H. Burgin;
Petunias,
Mrs. Hern;
Mrs. Hern; _ _ .
Hern, Mrs. Gallop; Salvia, Alvin
Crago, St, Marys; Dining Table
Centre, Mrs. Hem, E. V. Doupe,
Kfrkton; Scabiosa, Mrs. Hem;
African Marigold, Mrs. A. Berry,
Painting, Landscape, Mrs,
G.
Cosmos,
Stephen,
Costnos,
Dr.
Dahlias,
Curved Petal As
li. Burgin, Kirk-
Mrs. H. Hern,
■St. Marys; Rad-
Mrs. M. Gallop,
C. A. Campbell,
one bloom,
, Mrs. G.
single, Mrs. C. Mills,
Petunias, double,
Salpiglossis, Mrs.
Woodham, Dr. 0. A. Campbell;
French Marigold, Mrs. A. Berry,
Elmer Armstrong, St. Pauls;
Dwarf Marigolds, Reg Paul,
Kirkton, Earl Stephen; Ver
benas, Mrs. Hern; Pansies, Dr.
C. A. Campbell, Elmer Arm
strong; Zinnias, Dr. Campbell,
Mrs. Hern; Zinnias, small flow
ered, Mrs. A. Berry, Reg Paul;
Annuals, Mrs. Hern; perennials,
Mrs. Hern; Basket ~
Mrs. Hern; Spray,
Rose Single, Dr.
Cushman, Exeter;
display, Mrs. McCormick,
Burgin; Novelty Hanging
ket, Mrs. Hern, £). G. Dow,
clxell.
House Plants
Tuberous Begonia, Mrs. Hern;
Rex Begonia, Mrs. I. Brock; Be
gonia, fancy, Mrs. Brock, Mrs,
Clarence Switzer; Collection of
Foliage Plants, Mrs. George Mit
chell; Coleos Collection, Mrs.
Gallop.
Girls’
Simpson,
Blackler.
binson, Shirley" Rundle, Rose
mary Dobson, Marilyn Marshall;
Rev. Mr. Anderson’s Special, $10
prizes, first year, Verna Black
ler, June Robinson, Shirley Run
dle; second and third year, Paul-
Siinpson, Muriel Selves; flower
arrangements, Pauline Simpson,
Jean Shute.
Pupils’ Work
Grade 2 Writing, Barry Ste
phen, Marlene Frayne, Helen
Ballantyne, Grace Allan; Grade
3, Script, Larry Bickell, Burns
Stephen, Billy Dunnell, Ann
Thomson; Grade 7-8, Writing,
Ruth Hooper, Alma Hern, Adelle
Stephen, Margaret Allan; Watex*
Color, Rosemary Dobson, Alma
Hern, Doreen Brock, Ruth Ann
Dykeman; Pencil Sketch, Alma
Hern, Mary Dickey, Donald Ar
thur, Keith Stephen; Grades 1
and 2A, Crayon, Barbara Hern,
Helen Hern, Shirley Jaques, Ina
Janssen: Grade 3-4, Crayon, Bet
ty Duffield, Betty Stephen, Mar
ion Thompson, Marlene Stone;
Grade 5-6, Watei’ Colors, Alvin
Chappell, Patsy Marshall, Rose
mary Smith, Alice Biemer;
Grade 7-8, Water Colors, Doreen
Brock, Rosemary Dobson, Alma
Hern, Doris Brock; Grades 5-8,
Apron, Rosemary Dobson, Mary
Dickey, Alma I-Iern, Donna Gil
fillan; Grades 5-8, Tea Towels,
Rosemary Dobson, Grace Routly,
Ruth Hooper, Erma Thompson.
Doll’s Dress, Rosemary Dob
son, Alma Hern, Ina Chappell;
Bird House, Bob Holmes, Ed
ward Hern, Kenneth Chappell,
Ronnie Hern; Lawn Ornaments,
Larry Thomson, Don Skipper,
Gary Parkinson, Bob Hutton;
Cut Flowers,
Mrs. Burgin;
Campbell,
Roses,
L.
best
Mrs,
Bas-
Mit-
5
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Garden Club: Pauline
Muriel Selves, Verna
Jean.Shute, June Ro-
Shirley" Rundle,
Corner Bracket, Ronnie Hern,
Edward Hern, Gordon Hodgins;
School Lunch, Ann Creery; Date
Loaf, Alma Hern, Betty Selves,
Ann Creery, Mary Skinner;
Grades 1-4, Candy, Anne Creery,
Bruce Dykeman, Margaret Brock,
Joyce Dickey; Grades 5-8, Drop
Cookies, Rosemary Dobson, Don
na GilfiIlanL Mary Dickey, Ron
nie Hern;
cuits,
Brock,
fill an;
fillan,
key, Margaret Allan; Table Bou
quet, Doris Brock, Burns Ste
phen, Grace Allan, Rosemary
Dobson; Gladioli, Janet
houn, Harold Burgin,
Brock, Alma Hern.
Insect Life History, Ina
pell, Rosemary Dobson,
Dobson, Mary Skinner,
Gilfillan; 1952 Snap Shots, Mary
Dickey, Anna Knowles; Wild
Seed Collection, Rosemary Dob
son, Margaret Allan; Early Pot
atoes, Janie French, Graham
Thompson, Claire Hooper; Late
Potatoes, Kaye Allan, Patsy Mar
shall, David Roger; Parsnips,
Bob Holmes, Claire Hooper,
Ruth Hooper; Ripe Cucumbers,
Stanley Francis, Janet Colqu-
houn, Wayne Stephen; Green
Cucumbers, Harold Doupe, Ina
Chappell, Aileen Selves; Round
Beets, David Roger, Janet Colqu
houn, Robert McClymont, Var
na; SWeet Corn, Ruth Hooper;
Pop Corn, Claire and Ruth Hoo
per; Pumpkins, large, Burns Ste
phen, Douglas Allan, Alvin
Chappell; Water Melons, Jim
Foster, Aileen Selves, Lynn Paul;
Citron, Harold Doupe, Claire
Hooper, Patsy Marshall; Onions,
Claire Hooper, Patsy Marshall,
Ruth Hooper; Tomatoes, Doug
las Allan, Kay Allan, Janet Col
quhoun.
Northern Spy, Robert McCly
mont, Muriel Cornish, Helen
Hern; Collection of Vegetables,
Burns Stephen, Patsy Marshall,
Harold Switzer; Fruit Collection,
Joan McClymont, Harold Swit
zer, Patsy Marshall; Carrots,
Patsy Marshall, David Roger.
Kirkton Women’s Institute,
Needlework for Girls, Laura
Gowan, Leola Willis, Lillian Go
wan; Woodwork for Boys, Mar-
wood Willis, George Burgin, Mrs.
Stuart Shier.
Kirkton Horticultural Special,
Boys or Girls up to 18: Asters,
Harold Doupe, David Roger;
Marigolds, Harold Berry, Janet
olquhoun; Petunias, Patsy Mar
shall, Kaye Allan; Zinnias, Har
old Berry, Harold Burgin; Best
Collection of Annuals, Margaret
Brock, Patsy Marshall; Minia
ture Arrangement, Rosemary
Dobson, Patsy Marshall.
Grades 5-8, Tea Bis
Janet Colquhoun, Doris
Grace Johns, Donna Gil-
Potted Plants, Donna Gil-
Grant Gilfillan, Mary Dic
Colqu-
IJoris
Chap-
Mar y.
Donna
CENTRALIA
Mr. and Mrs. David Keeton
and family, of Pontiac, Mich.,
were weekend guests with CpI.
and Mrs. L. Busselle and family.
Miss Joanne McCurdy, R.N.,
returned to London on Sunday
to resume her duties at Victoria
Hospital aftex’ holidaying with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.
McCurdy.
Rev. and Mrs. Gordon F. Weir, of Belle island, Newfoundland,
were visitors during the past
week with Rev. and Mrs. G.
Burton.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hod
gins and family visited with Mr.
and Mrs. John Blair in Lucan on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Had
dock, who have been residing in
Lucknow for a number of years,
will return to the village this
week and will take up residence
in the home they recently pur
chased from Mr. William Kessel.
Miss Brown and girl friend,
of Toronto, visited ovei’ the
weekend with the former’s pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Thompson.
Mr. Robert Smith, of Toronto,
was a weekend visitoi’ with his
mother, Mrs. J. Smith, at the
home of Mr. nd Mrs. Clarence
Smith. Mrs. Smith remained in
London and visited with hex’
mother at St. Joseph’s Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Thompson,
of London, accompanied Mr. and
Mrs. L. B. Hodgson on a motor
trip to Huntsville and Algon
Park, ovei’ the weekend.
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