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CAMPING TRIP
1966 DODGE POLARA Station Wagon, V-8
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motor, 6GfomatiC, low mileage,
TRUCK SPECIALS
1964 CHEVROLET 'A-ton, V-8 motor. Real clean.
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1963 FARGO %-torl, six-cylinder, long box,
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1964 FARGO 1-tori, chassis and cab.
ONLY $695
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Fair results
f•eontinperi frisra :page, ls
ggC.11.ER9N
Filly or gelding- foaled in.
116.k ,or previous; .Prville Pest,
rd,
(three 'prizes);
,or :gelding 000 in 190;
live gannerillans Igenkton,
ELGIAN
foaled th.
984 or prevdsmst Cecil Wells,
fi ,• 2 PArt§, ',Opttfitt 3. Parias Wing,
am; horse Pit or filly. Pulled
1907.i ArmStrong„
• Rockwood; team its ilarneSss
.arnphell, Wells, Bannerman;
tewnship„speeial: castagnasse,
OS, .13estarst,
WAGON OR EXPRESS HORSES
Filly or gelding, three -years
and 'under; Ralph Kent, Ern-
bro, Rev .Little, RR S Shels.
burne (Wend and third);
team, hitched, 3,099 pounds and
under; Nei% Bannerman,
Little; single .hitch„ over 1,509
pounds; Kent- (first and . see,.
ond), Bannerman.; single hitch,
under 1,500 pounds: -Banner-
plan, Kent •(second and third).
LIGHT HORSES
• Stallion, standard' bred, trot:
ter 'or pacer: Jones Pony
Farms, ER 1 Belton, Glenn
'INItsrray, Stratford, •single hsck-
ney or carriage, under 15.3 in
harness; Mr, and Mrs, Bess
'Thamor, BR 4 Stnithville,..iler-
bert Waechter, 1lihldrnay, Beron
Vansiekle„ Dresden; single
hackney or carriage in harness
15.2 or over:. Ross, MeK'ague,
RR 2 Wingh.ans (first and see-
ond), Jack Innis, RR 4 Strat-
fords, single roadster in hap!
ness under 15,2, Ross . ,Batten,
Monkton, Ralph Walker, Walk-
erton; single hackney on line;
McKague, Mr, and Mrs. Tha-
mor, Waechter; „two-year-old
hackney' or 'carriage on. line;
Waechter, Glenn Murray;
standard colt, foaled in 1966,
on line:• Jones Pony Farm,
Murray; roadster team in har-
ness: Mr. and Mrs. Thamor,
Walker, Murray; saddle horse,
Mare or gelding, ridden . by
lady or :gent: Donna •Brooks,
Ayimer, Jeanne Weiler, Kitch-
ener.; saddle horse, owned in
Clinton, Hullett, Stanley, Gode-
.rich or. Tuckersmith town-
ships and ridden by a lady or,
gent: Joan. Elliott, - RR 1
Zurich, Patricia Payne, Bay-
field, Nervy Nett, RR 4 Clin-
ton; saddle horse barrel race;
George Beer; Hensall, Charles
East, AR 4 Clinton; palomino,
mare or gelding, Western show
class: Mrs,. Ron Schmatz,
Allan: Smith, Ridge;
town, Mrs. Ronald Alton, RR '2
Lticknow;., palomino, stainers:
Art. 'Dickson,, RR 3 Goderichs.
palomino, open parade class;
.Mrs: Ken - Kalb-
'fleisch, RR 5 London, Allan..
PONIES
. Single harness pony over 1.2
hands: Floyd Shrubsale, -Inger;
soll, Harvey . C. Moore, Inger-
soll, Robert J. Doig, Seaforth;
s single harness pony, over 11
hands and not ,over 12 hands:
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Matthews,.
RR, 2 Acton,, John :Glassford,
Ridgetown, Jpnes Pony Farms; •
Single harness pony not over
11 hands: Jones, Pony Farms,
Harry Leal, Mattawa, Glass—
ford; team harness ponies, not
•''sover • 11 hands: Norm Mc-
Knight, Aylmer, Jones Pony
,Farms, Glassford; pony race,
child 13 years and under:
Goorge-Beerssliensall, Batten, .• v••
-Louise MeVerne, Ell 3 Bays
fields. Shetland •-stallion, on line,
11 hands, • .under • 12 hands:
Jones, -atirultsale, .4.0110S Font'
raisriss .Slietlaird. stallion -en
line, under 11 hands,
,Pisssferd, Jeeps :perisk, ts.ssms;
Saddle Penn, 11 hands and
over, ridden :lay lain' Or *11' litthert L.. BR 7 Len-
sing, IsOniSe MeVerne., Doyle
Sciltrdlillar, RR 3 Sliyfielcit
saddle -pony., •11, hands, ridden
by boy of Brooks,
Phillips ,(SPeend and third);
hearses, stallien; ,Sjirnbssle„
Glassford, and 11•,rs.,. Stan.
Xattliews; itSektleY team, 13
hands. and over, Walker, Hers
vey C. ISthore,, Ingersells Shrub-
sale; hackney ..team under 18
hands: Herbert Wageliter, Mild-
may, Walter Clarke, St. maw;
Ed Fitzsimmons, RR 4 'Them-
dsle; hackney single, 13.hands
Sind' over; Shrnbssie, .Clarke,
Moore; hackney single under
1.3 hands: .Shrnbsale,
Fitzsimmons:, brood. mare, on
line, , open to exhibithr froin
Clinton and eight mile 'radius:
Doyle ,,,Spotehmer, Patricia
Payne,
Heavy draught team horses
in harness: Halliday, Weldon.
Burrell,RR 6 Woodstock, Loyd;
Pereheron team, in 'harness,
Restord (first and second), E.
7', Armstrong, .R13. Rockwood;
wagon or express team in har-
ness, Kent, .Bannerman,
Uncles, RIS S Barrie; four
horse tandem hitches: Wells,
Campbell Bestard; single goads,'
ter in harness, 15.2 or 'over,
Mr, and Mrs. Thamor, Walker,
Alden Craver, Ailsa Craig;
carriage team in harness: me,
1caglic, Mr. and Mrs. • Thamor,
Vansielihs; gentleman's turn,.
out: Mac Armstrong, Reach-
vine; McKague, Mr. and Mri,
Thamor; team harness ponies,
over 12 hands: Moore 'Shrub-
sale; team harnessed ponies
over 11 hands, not over 12:
Glassford, Jones Pony Farms,'
Inns; best matched team in
harness: Kent, Campbell; best
dressed team: Cecil Wells, Lew
Bok. ,
BEEF CATTLE
Shorthorns: Russell C. Park-
er, RR 8 'Watford ,took 12 first
prize's and three seconds. He
was the only exhibitor in this
class, — •
Herefords; female born be-
tween September; 1967 and
January, 1968, Whitney Coates,
Centralia; female,' born be-
tween Sept., 1966 and Aug.,
1967: Heber J. L. Eedy, Dun-
gannon, Coates, Eedy; female
born betWeen Sept, 1965 and
Aug„ 1966: Eedy, .Coates..
Coates took five other first
prizes, and two seconds in this
class, while Eedy took • three
firsts, two seconds and one
third. .
Aberdeen Angus, female 'born
after Jan. 1, 1968: Prospect
Farms, Arva, Lloyd Quinn, RR
2 Kincardine, DS Alex Edwards,
Arva. Prospect Farms, Arva
took six top prizes, Donald Ed-
wards took four second;;. . Other
second prize winners in this
class • were Edwards (two),
Chauvanet Farms, RR 1 Arva.
Stewart Middleton of Triple
Acre Farms, Clinton had two
seconds, one third- and five
fifths.
Market cattle, senior baby
beef: Coates, Earl w,
RR 4 Clinton, Rose Marie
Flynn, . BR 4 Clinton; junior
baby beef: Chauvanet Farms,
Eedy, Frankie Flynn, RR 1
Clinton; feeder steer class:
Frankie Flynn, Earl W. F.
Flynn, Rose Marie ..Flynn; best
trained feeder calf; Terry
Flynn, All I;,ondeovro,
DAIRY PATnE
11Q.Ni.vilit Robert Vim:Men, lilt
1 Clinton placed. first in ,sib;
glasses, and secend in three
-classes; Donald Watson
Piliced first in one class. 9ther
Sceeild place Winners included
DettglaS TrewArtIia, BR 4 Clin-
ton and Leonard Cobh, Biz g
Clinton two),
guernseY, Thomils cOnrsey,
Rit 3 ChesleY einsk six: firsts
and foil- s seconds,.
Rest dairy cow from all
breeds; Reber( Vodden.
4-H best senior heifer salt;
Douglas Trewarthap Leonard
Lobb, Jelin Gibbings, TIR 3
Clinton; best steer calf:
Eedy, Miss M. Smith, lift
Beigrave; showmanship for 4.1-1
member niass was.
Marie TreWartha
l
RR 4 Clin;
ton; for beef section, Miss M.
Smith, RR 1 Delgrave.
SHEEP.
Leicester: James Snell, Clin-
ton, four firsts, three seconds
and three thirds; Russell Dow,
RR. 4 Bowmanville, four firsts,
three secends and one third.
flinke Bros., RR 2 Elmwood,
two seconds and one third.
SoutiodoWn; W. E. Crawford,
Minesing, four firsts, six sec-
onds and one third; Wayne and
Hugh Todd, Lucknow, foe),
firsts, two seconds and four
thirds; Emke Bros., one third.
Shropshire; Fred Gurney, RR
3 Paris, two firsts; W. E. Craw-
f9rd, four firsts, three seconds
and three thirds; George S.
Brien, RR 2 Ridgetown, two
firsts, five seconds and three
third prizes.
Oxford: Emke Bros., live
first prizes, one second and
three thirds; Russell Dow, two
firsts, five seconds; Donald
Dearing, 'RE 1 Exeter, one
first, one second and two third
prizes.
Dorset:" P, E. Dearing and
Son, Exeter, took all eight top
prizes, six seconds,
Suffolk: Murray Donovan, RR
2 Ancaster, seven firsts and
three seconds,
Champion rams: Wayne and
Hugh Todd, Fred Gurney,
Emke Bros.; best pen of sheep,
any, breed: W. E, Crawford.
SWINE
yoritOirgl Tnni9s, -p, vri#,
RIt •:? Ito444, 'AN first priw,
Soup APP9110, And, one thtrtli
Lomt*. AR 1 .;-11,911t
.t.13.0P lirata, f, ur secondsi
'eg- •Cettles PA 1 40401., -one
second
X,P.Sidr,a0e; Gordon.' .PACVS,
ROtilaiSS's firs ftvr
wooptI4 and two thirds, -400
Sot, TIE 1,.gadshi11,:f
firsts, five seconds and three
thirds, Boherit
AR g ,Reaforth, one: first.
Lacombe, Wilbur Turonti,
Mt 2 five first -1.4140,
five -S.0040.4, Ellesta. Farms,
Tilt g. Atwood, Throo firsts, ',three
Seconds and two third prt4ea,
George ToWnsend, BR 3
ieatorth, six thirds,
Tam worth; ,i3eq nen
Palmersten, .seven firsts, three
seconds and one third, Hugh.
Hart, two ffrsfS, fife seconds
and three third 'prizes,
leek
all classes with nine firsts and
five second prizes, •
,POULTRY
Ten. winners in the poultry
section were: M. H. \rollick,
Milrimays George.. Tienran
Pashwoocl, Douglas Gill, .Grand
Bend, 'W. prani, BR 3 BruS-
sets, Cliff Pepper, RR 1. Dash,
weed, It. N. Le Nov, Harold
'Taylor, Seaford',
RABBITS •
Commercial wintelep winner
was Herb Hamkins ,RR 3 Brno,
.sets,
Commercial coloured; Ham,
kills, Harold Taylor, Seaforth,
Calvin Gus • ;Bisbacici Clinton,
Sid White, Brussels, •
PETS
.Persian cat, Sharon Lacroix,
Cardi Freeman ,Paul Anstett,
All of Clinton;• eat and other
breed, Sharon 'Williams, John
Howard, Diane Malcolm, all of
Clinton. Rabbits, any breed:
Susari McKay, :Brandon King,
both of Clinton; Best dog
show: Joanne Palmer, Cathy
Palmer, Martin Rutledge, alt of
Clinton.
' Dog showing least resent,
blance to any breed: Robert
Sander, Wanders - King, Paul
Anstett, all of Clinton.
Russell Le Neve, RR 2 Gran-
ton took top prizes for ;homer
nigeOnss bantarnSs Ana pipos,
any other i?r-pgd.
ART!. ,CRAM
hatistsmsde, Mrs. Pon
glottsher, Blytki; Miss Dorothy,
stanlieSnlis RR 4 .Clinton; MU.
William :Dale,. RR l Clinton,
DO11, in evening Plothest Mrs.
gidatt '.co, RR a 'Clinton; Mrs,
giellaher, MIlloot
atlag -1441oAbno,
crepe paper fieWm: Mrs,
YrOttP14 ,canteleti, AR 3,. Clin-
ton; Mrs, Eel Porter, RR
MrS,
ARY craft: Mrs, Art :frogged,
'Clinton; Mrs. Marta MacDonnid,
CROW, Mrs, .George
DOMESTIC :SCIENCE
clrepolate cake; Mrs. Wilfred
Clinton; Mrs. Ron
Gross, RIt t Lowle$horo:
gel lb McLaren, Croma rty;
eakes Mrs, Gross, Mrs.
Celelongh, lfrs, Giousber; yeast
014:Mrs, Glousher, Atm Atit.
ton Wiltse, Clinton, IITI7s gross;
butter tarts; Mrs, Cecil Elliott.
Clinton; Mi's, Eldon Yea, RR 8
Clinton; Mrs. Melssren; raisin
pie; Mrs,. James ,Snell, RR 1
Clinton, Miss Dorothy Jamie-
M, Mrs, Yeo; assorted cook-
ies, suitable for a tea: Mrs,
•Gleusber, Mrs, Arnold Taylor,
RR 1 Bair:010d, 'Mrs,. veo;
homemade candy: Mrs, Robert
McMichael, Walton; mrs, Rea
Gross. Miss Jamieson; choco-
late fudge made by children
14 Sears ,and under, John Hog;
gart, Sandra MacBride, Bars
barn Elliott; knitting,
house-slipper, Mrs. Glousher,
"Airs. Russell Jervis, Mrs. Har-
old Lobh, Clinton: baby's Sse•
kot, bonnet and booties: ,Mrs.
Colcleugh, Mrs. jervis, 'Airs.
Glousher„
KNITTING
Mohair cape stole, Mi.s.
Lobb misses' or ladieS'
shell; Mrs, Gleusher, Mrs. Gar-
rett, Mrs. Cantelon,
NEEDLEWORK
Embroidered pillow-
ead: Mrs. Glousher, Miss Dor-
othy Marquis, Mrs, George
Watt, Blyth; liquid embroidered
pillowcase: Mrs, Art Hoggart,
Mrs. Gloushcr, Mrs, Pat Ms.
RR 2 Kippen; quilt. centennial
design: Mrs. Watt, Mrs. Glee-
slier; quilt appliqued: Mrs.
Watt, Mrs. Jervis, James
Snell; ftR• 1 Clinton; quilt, rib
size: Mrs, Art Hoggart, Mrs.
Milton Wiltse crocheted doily,
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