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Clinton News-Record, 1969-06-12, Page 1010 Clinton .NPw4-Fiegcrcl, Thwrsclay„ ).uhe 12, 1909 Winners in ladies division: and livestock judging. Continued from Page 1 remarked that every one of the girls was good eneugh to represent Huron well at the CNE, There were 29 entries in the baby show in the arena. In the six months and under class, first prize went to Stacey, ton of Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Charter of 201 Albert St,, Clinton. Second place was awarded to Warren Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs, Paul Booth of Kitchener; third was taken by Mark William Howard, son of Mr. and Mrs, Bev Wallace, RR 1, Londesboro, and in fourth place was Patricia Joanne, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Mike Hallahan, RR 3, Walkerton. Top winner in the six months to one year category was Suzanne Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Ian Kennedy of RR 5, Goderich, followed by Andrew, son of Mr, and Mrs, Ron Carter, Kitchener, second place; Lori Lynne, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Toni Consitt, Varna, third; and Darrell Stacey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Myra Magoffin, 36 Orange St., Clinton. After the horse show concluded in the evening, the. Clinton Legion Pipe Band made an appearance, followed by a performance by the Centennial Huron Youth Choir and a square dance competition held by the Huron County Junior Farmers. The Seaforth dancers won the square dance contest, with Clinton groups in second and third places. At a meeting of the Clinton Town Council Monday night, Mayor Donald E. Symons said the council is "indebted" to the agricultural society and said the society, headed by James Snell, is to be commended for the show put on for the community. "We must," he said, "accept the fact that it is not strictly agricultural any longer. The new Community Centre made it possible to put on the trade show which I think was a real part of the fair." LIVESTOCK WINNERS HEAVY HORSES Charles F. Halliday, Chesley, seven lsts, five 2nds. Cecil Crane, Waterford, nine 1sts; Orville Bestard, Thorndale, five 1sts; three 2nds. three 3rds; L. M. Munroe, Embro, four 1sts; three 2nds, one 4th, two 5ths, one 6th; Cecil Wells, Paris, one 2nd, three 3rds, three 4ths; G. F. Johnston, Gorrie, one 1st; three 2nds; James Winsor, Watford, two 1sts, one 2nd, two 3rds; Cleason Martin, Wallenstein, two lsts, one 3rd, one 2nd; Edwin Campbell, Paris, two 2nds, one 5th and Carman Fullerton, Paisley, three 3rds, one 6th. The special prize for the team coming the longest distance went to Cecil Crane , of Waterford, who travelled 99 miles to the fair. PONIES Stan Matthews, Acton, two lsts, three 2nds, three 4ths, one 5 th ; H °ward Armstrong, Beachville, one 1st, two 2nds, three 4ths, one 5th; Linda Wise, Clinton, four 1sts, one 3rd; Jones Pony Farm, Thorndale, two 2nds, two 3rds; Rpbert Phillips, London, three 1sts, one . 3rd; Allison Sleightholm, Listowel, one lst, one 2nd and Bruce Alldn, goderich, one 1st, one 2nd, one 3rd and one 4th. - In the Clinton and district pony special class, first prize in all categories went to Linda Wise of Clinton. • LIGHT HORSES Mac Armstrong, Beachville, four lsts, three 2nds; J. Ross McKague, Wingham, four 1sts, two 2nds, one 3rd and Carol Dutot, Clinton, three 2nds, two 3rds, two 5ths. Wayne Straughan of Goderich and Dayle Scotchmer won the saddle horse barrel race. Brian Workman of Brussels and Carol Dutot of Clinton won the open saddle horse barrel race. Mac Armstrong of Beachville won the open road class and winners of musical chairs were Howard Armstrong of Beachville and Brian Workman of Brussels. BEEF CATTLE Shorthorns - Russell Parker, Watford, 10 lsts, five 2nds, two 3rds; Frank Falconer, RR 5, Clinton, two lsts, six 2nds, eight 3rds and four 4ths. Herefords - Whitney and Keith Coates, Centralia, 12 1sts, three 2nds. Aberdeen Angus - Douglas W. Brown, Cheltenham, 12 lsts, two 2nds, one 3rd; Stewart Middleton, Bayfield, six 2nds, one 3rd, two 4ths and Green Brae Angus Farm, one 2nd and one 3rd. • Grand Champion Beef Herd - Douglas W. Brown, Cheltenham; Whitney and Keith Coates, Centralia and Russell Parker of Watford. Market cattle - senior baby beef, Whitney and Keith Coates, Centralia; Earl Flynn, RR 4, Clinton; Rose Marie Flynn, RR 4, Clinton. Market cattle - junior baby beef, Terri Flynn, Londesboro; Larry Flynn, Londesboro; Frank Falconer, Clinton. Feeder 0 calf class - Larry Flynn, Londesboro; Earl Flynn, Clinton; Terri Flynn, Londesboro; Rose Marie Flynn, Clinton. A special prize of 50 pounds of stock food was donated by the International Stock Food Company and presented to Russell Parker of Watford for earning the most points in the beef section. Among public school attractions, Leslie' Falconer of Clinton won the beef prize. Specials - best -trained feeder calf, Terri Flynn, Londesboro; best showman of feeder calves, Terri Flynn of Londesboro; youngest exhibitor, Leslie Falconer, Clinton; highest number of points in the dairy or beef cattle, Douglas W. Brown, Westcott Farms, Cheltenham. DAIRY CATTLE Holsteins - Don Watson, Clinton, three lsts, one 2nd, one 4th; Glen McNeil, one 1st; • John Gibbings, two 2nds, one 3rd. Jerseys - Jack Van Egmond, GREAT FOR DAD * BUXTON * TILLEY * LONDON BILLFOLDS KEY CASES UTILITY CASES BRIEF CASES and LUGGAGE (Gold Lettered Free!) • ,qatkoui.ir 04A R.44,11e Hush Puppies SLIPPERS SANDALS MOCCASINS CASUALS AIKEN'S CLOTHING FOOTWEAR 482.9352 Clinton, nine lsts, four 2nds; Don Watson, Clinton, one 3rd• Guernseys - Thomas H. Coursey, Chesley, seven lsts, two 2nds. Public School - Steven Watson, Gary Watson, Paul Gibbings, Dean Watson, all of Clinton, Special 4-11 Class Glen McNeil, Goderich, senior heifer; John Gibbings, Clinton, junior heifer.4 4-H Showmanship John Gibbings, Clinton, first, and Glen McNeil, Goderich, second, Special for best 'dairy herd - Jack Van Egmond, Clinton, first; Thomas Coursey, Chesley, second. J. T. Van Egmond also won a prize for the best dairy cow and received 50 pounds of stock food for being the exhibitor with the most points in the dairy section. SHEEP Leicester - J. Vance Day, Embro, three lsts, four 2nds, one 3rd, two 4ths; James Snell, three lsts, two 2nds, two 3rds, two 4ths, one 5th; Margery Smith, Belgrave, one 3rd, two 5ths; Emke Bros, Elmwood, one 5th. Southdown E, Crawford, Minesing, five lsts, one 2nd, three 3rds; Emke Bros., Elmwood, one lst, one 4th, one 5th; and Thomas Todd, Lucknow, five 2nds, one 3rd, two 4ths and one 5th. Shropshire - W. E. Brawford, Minising, four lsts, two 2nds, two 3rds, two 4ths. Oxford - Emke Bros., five lsts, three 2nds, two 3rds; Donald Dearing, Exeter, one 1st, three 2nds, one 3rd, two 4ths. Dorset - P. • E. Dearing, Exeter, six lsts, four 2nds. Suffolk - Murray Donovan, Ancaster, four 1sts, four 2nds, one 3rd, one 4th; Tasker Grank, Stayner, two lsts, two 2nds, three 3rds and three 4ths. Specials to best flock of each breed went to J. Vance Day, Emke Bros., W. E. Crawford, P. E. Dearing and Murray Donovan. Best flock of sheep on .the grounds - P. E. Dearing, Exeter; compensator liquid feeds, Pollard Bros., Ltd.; prize for the best pen of three yearling sheep, E. E. Crawford, Minesing. = SWINE . Yorkshire W. J. Turnbull, Brussels, six lsts, four 2nds, one 3rd;, Gordon, Peters, Rothsay, three 1sts, three 2nds, one 3rd and one 4th. Landrace - Hugh Hart, Gadshill, six lsts, four 2nds, two 3rds; Gordon Peters, Rothsay, three lsts, five 2nds, three 3rds, three 4ths. Lacombe - Wilburn Turnbull, Brussels, nine lsts, four 2nds. Tamworth - Bert French, Palmerston, eight lsts, three 2nds, two 4ths; Hugh Hart, Gadshill, one 1st, three 2nds, four 3rds, two 4ths. Berkshire - Ross Cottle, Kirkton, nine lsts, five 2nds. Hampshire - Ross Cottle, one lst. E x h ibitor with highest number of points in sheep or swine section, Ross Cottle. RABBITS Herb Hawkins, Brussels; Sid White, Brussels and Emke Bros., Elmwood. POULTRY M. H. Vollick, Mildmay; Harold Taylor, Seaforth; R. K. Leneve, Komoka; G. Tiernan, - Dashwood and Clifford Pepper, Dashwood. PETS Persian cat, Sharon Lacroix, Clinton; cat of any other breed, Duane Malcolm, Clinton; fabbi is, Wanda Malcolm, Clinton; best dog, Heather Hart, Clinton; dog showing least resemblance to any other breed, Wanda Malcolm; homing, fantail and other pigeons, bantams .and fancy fowl, Michael Leneve, Komoka; most unusual pet, Duane Malcolm; goat, Gary Watson, Clinton. LADIES' DIVISION ARTS AND CRAFTS Handmade hat - Mrs. Bill Dale, Mrs. Wes Heimpel, Miss Dorothy Collins; oil painting - Mrs. William Dolmage, Mrs. Was Heimpel, Dorothy Collins; paint by number picture - Mrs. B. Kerr, Mrs. Wes Heimpel, Dorothy Collins; Japanese embroidery - Mrs. Don Glousher, Mrs. Wes Heimpel, Mrs, Audrey Coleman; hooked rug - Mrs. Don Glousher, Mrs. Wes Heimpel, Mrs. Milton Wiltse; hooked rug class donated by Mrs. Laurel Glousher - Mrs. Elgin Nott, Mrs. Audrey Coleman, Mrs. Brenda McIntosh. DOMESTIC SCIENCE Yeast Rolls - Mrs. Russell Jervis, Mrs. Don Glousher, Mrs, Milton Wiltse; lemon tarts - Mrs. Don Glousher, Mrs. Milton Wiltse, Mrs. Ron Gross; cherry pie - Mrs. Ron Gross, Mrs. Russell Jervis, Mrs. Arnold Taylor; white bread - Mrs. Wes Heimpel, Mrs. Arnold Taylor, Mrs. Ron Gross; homemade candy - Mrs. Don Glousher, Mrs. Arnold Taylor, Mrs. Wes Heimpel; most points in this section - Mrs. Ron Gross; best graham cracker pie - Mrs. Ron Gross, Mrs. Howard Feagan, Mrs. Don Glousher; Schneider's special for the best apple pie, chocolate cake and butter tarts - Mrs. Ron Gross; Fry -Cadbury's chocolate cake - Mrs. Wilfred Colclough, Mrs. Don Glousher and Mrs. Ron Gross. Mrs. Ron Glousher was the • winner of the William Neilson and Pillsbury Special. Clinton Women's Institute Special, plate of fancy sandwiches, ,,won by Mrs. Cecil Elliott; HOUSEPLANTS African violet - Mrs. Edith Lovett, Mrs. Harold Howard; best potted plant in bloom - Mrs. Wes Heimpel; artificial flowers, coffee table arrangement - Mrs, William Dolmage, Mrs, Wes Heimpel; corsage - Mrs. Don Glousher, Mrs. Wes Heimpel; most points in house plants, Mrs. Wes Heimpel. KNITTING ANC CROCHETING Hat, crocheted or knitted - Mrs. B. Kerr, Mrs. Howard Feagan, Mrs. Brenda McIntosh; baby's jacket, bonnet and booties - Mrs. Wilfred Colclough, Mrs. Don Glousher, Mrs. Wes Heimpel; child's matching toque and mitts - Mrs. William Dolmage, Mrs. Russell Jervis, Mrs. Wilfred Colclough; misses or ladies shell - Mrs. Don Glousher, Mrs. Howard Feagan, Mrs. Wilfred Colclough; crocheted doily - first, Mrs. George Watt, Mrs. Don Glouscher, Mrs. William Dolmage. The Weston Bakeries special was won by Mrs. Don Glousher. estate adminish•ation Our professional counsel can quickly put your affairs in good order. There is no obligation to investigate this prompt, confidential service with us. \STERLINOOL TRUSTS/ CC444t (MA 410 4 %PP TORONTO - 372 bay Street BARRIt - 35 tluatop Street ORILLIA - 73 Mississao Street East Meiribet: Cahad4 II6libsit Inst./tante COrpamtioti NEEDLEWORK Corduroy cushion - Mrs. Wes fieimpel, Dorothy Collins; pillowcase, embroidered - Mrs - Don Glousher, Mrs. George Watt, Mrs. Wes Heiinpel;• pillowcase, liquid embroidered - first, Mrs. Wes Heimpel, Mrs, Don Glousher, Mrs, Arnold Taylor; quilt, cotton, fancy - Mrs, George Watt, Mrs. B. Kerr, Mrs. Wes Heimpel; quilt, appliqued - Mrs. Georg Watt, Mrs. B. Kerr, Mrs. Russell Jervis; quilt, cotton, pieced - Mrs. George Watt, Mrs, Wilfred Colclough, Mrs, Milton Wilise; quilt, crib size - Mrs. B. Kerr, Mrs. George Watt, Mrs, Wes Heimpel. The Artex special was won by Mrs. Wes Heimpel and the Cameo Hobby Products special by Mrs. William Dolmage. Mrs. George Watt won the most points in this section. SEWING Half apron - Mrs. George Watt, Mrs. Wes Heimpel, Mrs. H. Feagan; kitchen apron, with bib - Mrs. Wes Heimpel, Mrs. H. Feagan, Mrs. George Watt; ladies or misses shift dross - Mrs. Don Glousher, Mrs. H. Feagan, Mrs. W. Heimpel; ladies blouse - Mrs. H. Feagan, Mrs. B. Kerr, Mrs. W. Heimpel; child's pyjamas - Mrs. George Watt, Mrs. W. Heimpel, Mrs. H. Feagan; child's dress, up to 12 years - Mrs, Don Glousher, Mrs. Arnold Taylor, -Mrs. H. Feagan; boy's sport shirt - Mrs. Wes Heimpel, Mrs. George Watt,, Mrs. Don Glousher. Most points in the sewing section and winner of the Butterick Patterns Service special was Mrs. Wes Heimpel. The J. and P. Coats special was tied by Mrs. George Watt and Mrs: H. Feagan, with Mrs. Don Gloupher second. Winners of a draw for public school children were John Hakkers, RR 2, Clinton; Kathy Hunking, RR 1, Auburn and John Dykstra of Clinton. Prizes were donated by H. Lobb and Sons Ltd. Winners of Friday and Saturday night draws in the Clinton Farm Centre's Community Centre booth were Elmer Dale of 81 Princess St., Wilfred Parker, 44 Mill St. and - Mrs. Andy Peterson of 204 " Townsend St., , all, ,of, and Ray Hanna, RR 2, Auburn, • F ' 111110.01.101.11effillint.$11107111 •"•`. -Yr.. • sr ..6121 ........ When you're ready to milli the, doy . • . 'me the) beautiful „ BAINBOV I:WEDDING ,LINEk INVITATIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS AN STET!' MIMEO LTD. Clinton Walkerton And fedoras EL CLtNTON 482-9525 Hi Kids! i'M GIVING AWAY FREE SIKES and other prizes! "Watch for my Safely Contest it; thi.v newspaper" Pond is problem A natural pond north of Princess Street and east of William Street, between - Central Huron Secondary * School and houses on William Street, is again the subject of complaint, the Clinton Town Council learned Monday. Neighboring homeowners are worried about the depth creating a hazard to children and are annoyed by mosquitos breeding in the pond, Councillor Harold Lobb said as he urged some action to remedy the situation. The upshot of a short discussion was the appointment of five councillors - Cameron Proctor, Gord Lawson, Ted McCullough, Reeve James Armstrong and Frank Cook - to study the matter and return it with recommendations, It was • suggested that the men meet with , the county's sanitary engineer to seek his advice. The committee was asked also to check on ownership of the land because, as Mayor Donald E. Symons remarked, "If it is not solely our responsibility, if it is that of the ratepayers also, then they should be drawn into any study of the probiems. Coun. Norman Livermore noted that other ponds exist in town, including one on East Street and another behind the old Canada Packers plant recently occupied by Fabian Furniture Manufacturing Co. "If we fix one," said Mr. Livermore, "the others will complain too." Truscott parole delayed Officials at Collins Bay Penetentiary reported Wednesday June 11, the National Parole Board has reserved its 4ecision on an application from convicted murderer Steven Truscott. No reason was given for the decision, and no new decision date was set. June 11 was the earliest possible date the 24 year-old youth, could have been paroled from pe ne ten tiary. Truscott was 14 When sentenced in a Goderich court, to be hanged for the murder of 12 year old Lynn Harper of Clinton, whose body was found near Clinton i Ti June of 1959. The sentence was later commuted to life imprisonment. Truscott has always denied committing the crime and supporters succeeded in having the case sent to the Supreme Court of Canada in 1966 for a reference. The court ruled that it would have upheld the conviction. If the board rejects parole, Trnscott cannot make another application for two years. If it recommends parole, .the recommendation must go to the Federal Government for approval or rejection. NON-FARM WORK In 1966, the last census year, Canadian farm operators contributed 23,000,000 days of work to non-farm industries. • AN ADVANCE POLL FOR THE EXPRESSION OF OPINION POLL RESPECTING THE PROPOSED - GENERAL FARM ORGANIZATION IN ONTARIO WILL BE HELD ON THURSDAY JUNE 19, 1969 AT THE ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND FOOD OFFICE 20 King St. Clinton, Ontario DURING NORMAL OFFICE HOURS 9:00 A.M. to 5:15 P.M. DON PULLEN, Returning Officer O BALL-, MACAULAY 414 ,**o.**** Mt? ,V,A i *4444 • BUILDING SUPPLIES CLINTON 482-9514 SEAFORTH 527-0910 HENSALL 262-2713 OFFIftraloW. "SPECIAL of the WEEK" Standard Guage Galvanized Steel Roofing Minimum quantity 15 squares 0.35 • BEATTIE FURNITURE PRESENTS AN EXHIBITION OF ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS From The CAMEO GALLERIES Commencing Thursday, June 12th • , .• • . ..• A.; ' ' During this exhibition yOu may select from these quality original oil paintings by such well known artists as Pierre Elraerns, V. Hunen, Calofshof, Vbs, Krean,v Haller, Bernoy,