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Clinton News-Record, 1969-09-18, Page 17lintgn.:Npvv-figeprd, Th.prsd4y, .Septemer 1969 5A is success BROCKVILLE CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES LIMITED bulk fertilizer Service Popular Fall Analysis IN BAG or BULK BULK SPREADERS AVAILABLE PHONE 482-3484 CLINTON FEED MILL OUA TEMPORARY WAAEHOUgE IS AI THE WEARWELL Ho810Y BLOG. MARY St CLINTON 482,3484 NUTRITE .39 Ontario Grown Table Stock, No. 1 Grade Potatoes SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY BEEF LIVER SKINLESS, SLICED 59? lb ARCTIC POWER Cold Water Detergent 15 OFF DEAL giant size box 8 9,11 Meatless Varieties/. Strained HEINZ BABY FOOD 4 43/%-oz iars 5 3 se janeParker APPLE PIE PULL 81NCH Snycfers, French Style GREEN BEANS Reg. Price 55c — SAVE 10c 24-dzpie 45# kbo. Price 2 tins 45c -- SAVE 14c "NEW PAW 5 1441-oz tins 99,01 CUSTOM GROUND MILD it MELLOW 50-LB BAG lb 79, FRESHLY MINCED GROUND CHUCK Canada's Finest Red Brand Steer Beef NO FAT ADDED TO BEEF ROASTS, EVER AT AZI4P YOUR CHOICE BLADE ROAST Blade Bone Removed Short Rib ROAST YOUR CHOICE Cross Rib ROAST BLADE Steaks Excellent for Braising C lb West St., Goderich IT'S A, GOOD BET . . Nobody In Town Sells Better Meat! MAPLE LEAF BRAND BEEF BOLOGNA BY THE PIECE lb 43, SAVE RE41 CAW/ Orange Pekoe SALADA TEA' BAGS box of 60 bags 765/ Gold Seal Reg. Price tin 39c — SAVE 17c TUNA FISH CHUNK LIGHT 3 61/2,oz lins 1,00 Aft Purpose Reg. Price 85e — SAVE 7c ROBIN HOOD FLOUR , 7 I6 6ag 8 5it LOBO, Canada Fancy pples bad IDEAL FOR EATING AND COOKING ALL PRICES SHOWN IN THIS Ab GUARANTEED 14HROLJGH SATUFU5AY, SEPTEMI3E13 20th, 1969 3-lb bag 0.89 SAVE 24c EIGHT O'CLOCK a: SAVE 8c MARY MILES SMOKED WIENERS VACUUM PACK 2-lb 99, pkg CANADA GRADE "A", FROZEN BOILING FOWL EVISCERATED — 5 TO 7 LBS 49)21 fall fair irst held One Pint raspberries J, IL Johnstone and Mrs. F. A, CIW. One pint peaches — Mrs. Sherlock Keys and Mrs. Wm. Delmage. One Pint Plums Mrs. young and Mrs, K. McLaren. One pint pears — Mrs. W. Dolmage and Mrs. J. Young, One pint prunes Mrs, Ted Dunn. One pint corn (eanued) — Mrs. K. McLaren and Mrs. J. Young. One pint tomatoes — Mrs. K. McLaren and Mrs. J. Young. One pint pickled beans — Mrs. J. Young and Mrs. K. McLaren. One pint canned beans — Mrs. E. Yeo and Mrs. J. Young. One pint pickled beets — Mrs. J. Young and Mrs. Don Haw, One pint canned beets — Mrs. K. McLaren and Mrs. E. Yeo. Cucumbers, pickled (sweet) — Mrs. Dan Harris and Kathleen Siertsencia. Chili sauce — Mrs. H. McLaren and Mrs. Sherlock Keys. Catsup — Mrs. Don Harris. Maple syrup — Marilyn Warner and F, McClymont. Strawberry jam — Marilyn Warner and Mrs. Don Haw, Grape jam — Mrs. F. A. Clift. Apple idly — Carol Penhale and Kathleen Siertsema. Cftrrant jelly — Marilyn Warner and David Bird. Tomato science — Mrs. K. McLaren and Mrs, J. Young. SPECIAL PRIZES BAYFIELD AGRICULTURAL SOC. Light fruit cake — Mrs. A. Armstrong and Mrs, W. Colclough Dark fruit cake — Carol Penhale and Mrs. A. Armstrong. FRY-CADBURY LTD. Best chocolate cake made with Fry's cocoa — Mrs. A. Armstrong, Kathleen Siertsema and Mrs. E. Weigand. McCORMICK'S Best graham cracker pie — Mrs. A. Armstrong, Mrs. Weigand and Kathleen Siertsema, WM. NEILSON LTD. Best chocolate cake made with Neilson's cocoa —' Mrs. Arnold Taylor, Mrs. A. Armstrong and Mrs. G. Stirling. ARVA FLOUR MILLS Chocolate brownies — Kathleen Siertsema, Carol Penhale and Mrs. J. Young. Date and nut loaf — Mrs. J. Young, Mrs. A. Armstrong and Mrs. Ross Merrill. Apple pie -- Mrs. M. Clark, Kathleen Siertsema and Mrs. A. Taylor. Coconut tarts — Mrs. Don Harris, Mrs. Earl Schilbe and camesPeohale. SCI N D E RS "".' Apple 'pie — Kathleen Siertsema, Mrs. E. Weigand and Mrs. Don Harris. Chocolate cake — Kathleen Siertsema, Mrs, Colciough and Carol Penhale, Butter tarts — Mrs. Don Harris, Mrs. McLaren and Mrs. Don Haw. IDA McCLINCHEY Best spice cake — Mrs. J. Young, Mrs. Don Haw and Mrs. Colelough. GRAIN AND SEEDS Stalk Corn — Grant Stirling. Dent Corn — Elmer Turner. Hybrid Sweet Corn — Elmer Turner Bantam Corn — H. Penhale, Elmer Turner, Harry Baker. VEGETABLES POTATOES Cobblers — Mrs. A. Finlayson, Mrs. J. Johnstone, Mrs. W. Coiclough, Red — Wm. Dolmage, J. H. Johnstone, Arnold Taylor. , Sebago — A. Finlayson, Mrs. J. H. Johnstone. Kathadin Penhale. Any other (early) — Mrs, J. H. Johnstone, Harry Baker, J. H. Johnstone. Any other (late) — Ross Merrill, PLATES OF VEGETABLES Winter radishes — Mrs. Elmer Turner. Table carrots, long — Mrs. Elmer Turner, Mrs. Art Finlayson, Penhale. Table carrots, short — Mrs. Elmer Turner, Mrs. A. Finlayson, H. Penhale, Table beets, long — Harry Baker, Fred McClymont. Table beets, round — H. Penhale, Mrs. A. Finlayson, Mrs. Elmer Turner. Large onions, white — Fred McClymont, Mrs, WM. Dolmage, Mrs. Elmer Turner, Large Onions, yellow Mrs. Wm, Dolmage, Mrs. K. McLaren, Mrs. Elmer Turner, Large onions, red — Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Domage. Spanish onions Mrs, Penhale, Mrs, E. Turner, Mrs, Dolmage., Tomatoes, red — Mrs. E. Turner, Fred MeOlytnant, Mrs. May Gibson, Tomatoes, yellow — Fred McClyinent, Mrs. X. McLaren. Largest red tomatoes Barbara Betties, Mrs. Ross Merrill, Harry taker, Largest green tomatoes , IV1r6, Art Finlayson, Mrs. Rosa Merrill, Eitnet Collection a fruit tomatoeS — Pt-6A McClymont, Mrs. X. McLaren. Vegetable novelty Mrs. W. Dolmage, Mrs, X. McLaren, Mrs. Jr Johnstone, Green pePPerS, sweet Mks. E, Turner, Mrs, J. Johnstone, HerrY taker, Red peppers, sweetMrS. E. Ttirner. 4yl. POPPert, Fred t 6u1Yracint, Cctilectieri of PepPerS — Mrs. E. Turner. Collection of garden herbs — Harry Baker, Mrs. W, Dolmage, Mrs. Sherlock Keys. Heads of cauliflower — Mrs. K, McLaren, Round cabbage, white — Harry Baker Mrs. J. H. Johnstone, Fred McCixmont, Red cabbage — Fred McClymont, Mrs. Elmer Turner. Pepper squash — Fred McClymont, Mrs. Art Finlayson, Harold Penhale. Butternut squash — Mrs. J. H. Johnstone, Mrs. K. McLaren. Buttercup squash — Horwy McDougall, Mrs. J. JohnstOne, Harold Penhale. Yellow hubbard — Mrs, K. McLaren, Mrs. J. Johnstone, Mrs. W. Dolmage. Green hubbard — Fred McClymont, Mrs. J. Johnstone, Morgan Smith, Vegetable marrow — Mrs. J. H. Johnstone, Mrs. K. McLaren, F. McClymont. Parsnips — Mrs. Elmer Turner. Pie pumpkin — Mrs. K. McLaren, Mrs. Art Finlayson, Fred McClymont. Watermelon — Earl Schilbe. Citron — Fred McClymont. Musk melon — Earl Schilbe, Mrs. A. Armstrong, Morgan Smith. Large pumpkin - — Morgan Smith. Table cucumbers — Mrs. A, Finlayson, Harry Baker, Mrs, E, Turner. Gherkins — Mrs. E. Turner, Harry Baker, Mrs. Art Finlayson. Large sunflower — Mrs. W. Dolmage. Collection of Vegetables — Mrs, K. McLaren, Mrs. W. Dolmage, Mrs. J. H. Johnstone, Harry Baker. APPLES Special Commercial Competition — Mrs. E. Weigand, Mrs. K. Siertserna, Mrs. B. Betties, Mrs. E. •Yeo, Mrs. J. H. Johnstone. Bushel, McIntosh — F. Stirling. Bushel, A.O.W. fall apples — F. Middleton, F. McClymont. Basket, McIntosh — F. Stirling, F. Middleton, F. McClymont. Basket, Red Delicious — F. Stirling, F. McClymont. Basket, Yellow Delicious — F. Stirling. Basket, Kings ' — F. McClymont, Basket, St. Lawrence — F. Stirling, F. McClymont, Basket, Half River — F. Middleton, F. Stirling, F. McClymont. Basket, A.O.V. fall — F. Stirling, F. McClymont, F. Middleton , Basketi,'I six vari;uueties, -s Winter Apples — F. Stirling, F. McClymont. Collection, four varieties, fail apples — F. Stirling, F. McClymont. PLATTER OF FIVE Baldwins — F. McClymont, F, Stirling. Delicious — F. McClymont, F. Stirling. Delicious, Yellows — F. Red Delicious — F. McClymont. Northern Spy — F. McClymont, F. Middleton, F. Stirling. Ontario — F. McClymont. Talman Sweet — F. Stirling, F. McClymont, H. Baker, Sylorne — F. McClymont. Kings — F. McClymont, F. Stirling, Golden Russet — F. Stirling, F. McClymont. Blenheim Pippins — F. Stirling, F. McClymont. Wc~l1 River F, Middleton, F. H, Baker, Wealthy — Carl Diehl, MeClyniont. St. Lawrence T F, Stirling, F, McCiyinont. Snow — F. Middleton, F; Stirling, Carl North .Star 7 F. Middleton, Stirling, F. M00341104 McIntosh — F, Middleton, F. Stirling, V. McClymont. Greening F. Stirling, F. Mcelyniont, Quince F, Stirling, H. Penhale. Crab apples 7 F, Stirling, F, MeelYinont, OTHER FRUIT Plums, Plate of 12 F. Stirling, Plums, H. Baker, F. McClymont, Rene Claude — F. Stirling, F. McClymont, German Prune — F. Middleton, Carl Diehl, H. Baker. Italian Prune — Mrs. E. Scheibe, Bradshaw — Burbank — F. Pears, Plate Favourite — F. Penhale, F. Mid Bartlett - F, Baker, F. Middl A.O.V. Pears F. MeeiYrriont. Sheldon — McClymont. Beurre Clairgeau — F. McClymont, Peaches — A.O.V. Peaches (named) — Mrs. E. Scheibe, F. McClymont, Grapes, 3 bunches, white — Mrs. J. Johnstone, H. Baker. Red Grapes — Mrs. J. Johnstone. Blue Grapes — •Mrs. J. Johnstone, Collection of Grapes — Mrs. J. Johnstone. Special prize donated by Smith Repair Shop, Winner, F. Stirling. FLOWERS AND PLANTS Collection of cut flowers Mrs. Audrey Middleton, Mrs. Rose Baker. Mantel bouquet — Mrs. R. Baker, Mrs. D. Cross. Table Bouquet of mixed flowers — Mrs. D. Cross, Mrs. A. Middleton. Miniature bouquet — Mrs. R. Merrill, Mrs. A. Middleton. Corsage — Mrs. E. Yeo, Mrs. A. Finlayson. Table bouquet of roses — Mrs. D. Cross, Mrs. R. Baker. Cup and saucer floral display — Mrs. E. Yeo, Carl Diehl. Silver wedding, dining room table centre — Mrs. E. Yeo, Mrs. W. Dolmage. Dish garden —,Mrs. B. Betties, Mrs. R. Baker. POTTED PLANTS African violet (single) — Mrs. W. E. Parker, African violet (double) — Mrs. C. Penhale, Mrs. Don Harris. One begonia (fibrous) — Mrs. S. Keys, Mrs. K. McLaren. One begonia (tuberous) — F. H. Paull, Mrs. J. Johnstone. Geranium — Mrs. S. Keys, Mrs. K. McLaren. CUT FLOWERS Snapdragon — Mrs. D. Cross, Mrs. A. Finlayson. Calendulas — Mrs. K. McLaren, Mrs. J. Johnstone. . Asters — Mrs. W. Colclough, Mrs. K, McLaren. Chrysanthemums — Mrs. A. Finlayson, Mrs. W. Colclough. Cosmos display — Mrs. D. Cross, F. H. Paull. Dahlias, porn porn display — Mrs. A. Finlayson, Mrs. J. Johnstone, Dahlias display — Mrs. D. Cross, Mrs. J. Johnstone, Dahlias, .dwarf hybrid — Mrs. W, Colclough, Gladioli, spikes Mrs, J.. Johnstone, John. Marks. Gladioli, 7 .spikes — John Marks, MP. J, -Johnstgne. Marigold (African). — Mrs. R.. Baker, Mrs. P. Cross, MarlgOld (French), — Mrs. D, Cross, Mrs, A Finlayson, Pansies — Mrs, S, Keys, Mrs. D. Cross. Petunias Mrs. A, Finlayson, Rases, display — Mrs. R. Baker, Mrs. B. Yeo. Salvia display — Mrs. p, cross, Mrs, 4, Johnstone. Zinnias, (7 blooms) — Mrs. A.. Finlayson, Mrs. R. Baker, Zinnias, porn porn — Mrs. McLaren, Mrs. D. Cross, Special Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce rose bowl was won by Mrs. Dave Cross, Exeter, LADIES WORK - LIVING ROOM Picture, cross stitch (framed) — Mrs. H. Morons,' Dashwood. Chesterfield set (crochet) — Mrs. M. Garrett, Bayfield, Table centrepiece, frilled, crochet — Mrs. Carol Penhale, Bayfield; Mrs. Eldon Yeo, RR 3, Clinton. Cushion, corduroy or velvet — Mrs. D. Cross, Exeter. Cushion, silk or satin — Mrs. ti. Morenz, Dashwood; Mrs. M. Garrett, Bayfield. Cushion, new idea = Mrs. D. Cross, Exeter; Janice Young, Goderich. T.V, Runner or centrepiece— Mrs. D. Cross, Exeter; Mrs. M. Garrett, Bayfield. DINING. ROOM Table Centrepiece, not .frilled — Mrs, M, -Mrs, H, Morenz. 'Tea towels, .two pot holders — Mrs, D. Cross, Mrs. Bob Talbok Luncheon cloth, embroidered. — Mrs. D, .Cross, Mrs, C, Penh*. Buffet set, 3-piece, crocheted — Mrs. M. Clark, Mrs. C, Penhale. BEO.FiQOM Pillow cases, embroidered — Mrs. B. Yeo, Mrs. D. Cross. Pillow cases, cross stitched — Mrs. D. Cross, Mrs, Wm. Dolmage, Pillow cases, crochet trim — MM. D. Cross, Mrs. M. Clark. Pillow oases, knit lace trim — Mrs. W. Colelough, Vanity set, 3 pieces — Mrs. D. Cross. LIQUID EMBROID E RY Pillow cases — Mrs, p.'Cross Mrs. H. Morenz. Sheet and pillow eases — Mrs. D. Cross, Mrs. M, Garrett. Luncheon cloth — Mrs. M. Garrett:, Mrs. D. Cross. CHILDREN'S W E AR Child's A-line dress — Mrs. K. Siertserna, Mrs. C. Penhale. Child's bulky knit sweater — Mrs. A. Finlayson, Mrs. W. Colclotigh. Child's toque and mittens — Mrs. W. Coiclough, Mrs. W. Dolmage. Child's pop top and shorts — Ann Gibson, Mrs. Siertsema. Child's pullover sweater Mrs. J. Merner, Mrs. Ray Bird. Child's carigan sweater Mrs, E. Yeo. Smaeked Babies' bonnet, etc, (Crocheted) Mrs. E. Yes"), Mrs. W, .Colclough. Babies! jacket, etc, (knitted) Mrs, Yeo, Mrs. B. Talbot. Granny •OPW11, 7 Mrs, D. Cross,. Gingham .cross-stitch apron — Mrs. II. Morons, Mrs. D. Cross. Co-ordinates, slacks and top -- Mrs. D. Gross. Women's gloves, wool — Mrs, W, Colciough. Hostess Apron 7 Mrs. • H. Morenz, Mrs. P. cross, Lady's Shell, handknit — Mrs. W. Colelough. Lady's Skirt — Mrs. K. Siertsema Ski 'Mitts and Hat 7 Mrs, Yeo, Mrs,• S. Keys. Duster — Mrs. Id, Morenz, Mrs. D, Cross. Lady's Blouse — Mrs. A, Taylor, Mrs, D. Cross, MEN'S WEAR Pajamas — Mrs. D, Cross. Knitted, sleeveless, pullover or sweater 7 Mrs. J, Merrier, Mrs. J. H. Johnstone, Mitts, one pair 7 Mrs. W. Colciough, Mrs. A. Finlayson. Barbeque apron — Mrs. D, Cross, Mrs. K, Siertsema. Socks, heavy — Mrs. E. Yeo, 1141*$. H. J. Johnstone. Socks, fine — Mrs. E. Yea, Mrs. W. Colclough. Fisherman knit sweater — Mrs. E. Yeo. OTHER LADIES' WORK Crip quilt — Mrs. B. Talbot, Mrs. D.'Cross. Quilt, cotton patched — Mrs. W. Colelough. Mat, hooked rugs — Mrs, Mat, braided — Mrs. S. Keys, Mrs,. M, McLeod- Stole, knitMrs. J. II, Johnstone, Mr$, W. Colciatigh, Stuffed Toy — Mrs, P. Cross, Mrs. if. Margo's, Millinery Mrs, D. Cross.. Crewel! embroidery — Mrs, W. Dolmage, Miss Ainslie Willock, Appliqued quilt — Mrs. Don Harris, M rs Lloyd Makins. The special prize donated by the Village Guild for Ladies' Work was won by Mrs, Dave Cross of Exeter. FINE ARTS Original ail landscape — Mrs. Harvey McDougall, Mrs. M. Robinson. Original, oil seascape — Mrs. Edna Young, Mrs. Vina Parker, Original oil still life — Mrs. M, Robinson, Mrs. Edna Young. Original oil flowers — Mrs, H, MacDougall, Mina Talbot. Copy watercolor — Beatrice Murch. Original black and white — Mrs, Oddleifson, Mrs, Wm, Dolmage. Copy, oil, outdoor scene — V, Turner; V. Parker. Copy, oil, any other subject -- Mrs, M. Garrett, Mina Talbot. Watercolor, any subject — Mrs. Oddleifson, Mrs, H. Mureh. Special, best original oil painting — Myrtle Robinson. CRAFTS Woodcarving — Mrs. W. Dolmage. Collection of Ceramics Beatrice Munch, Kathy Willock. Driftwood — Mrs, D. Cross, P. DuBoulay. Seed Artistry — Mrs. W, Dolmage, Mrs., B. 'Yen., Novelty .Shower Gift Siertsema, Mrs.. D. Cross, 13AY19E.1,17-1 4-H DAIRY CALF vDLUB. HOLSTEIN Dairy heifer palm born lifter Jan. 1, 1969 — John Qihbings, Katherine Forbes, Jim Ohm, Bill Whitely, Jim Middleton, Robert Sinclair, and William Sinclair, Dairy heifer calves born before Jan. 1, 1969 — Brian Westbrook, Jim Riddell, Ronald Young, Marie Trew artha and Bonnie Westbrook. OTHERS Born after Jan.1, 1969 — Helen Postma. Born before Jan. 1, 1969 — Margaret Postma. SHOWMANSHIP John Gibbings, Brian Westbrook, Margaret Postma, Ronald Young, Jim Riddell and Marie Trewartha, BABY SHOW Up to six months — Paul, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Semple, of RR 4, Clinton, won the first prize, a silver mug. Mavis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Turner of Varna was the second' prize winner and received a silver baby feeding set donated by V. Anstett of Clinton. Over six months to one year — Luanne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Erickson, Bayfield, was the first prize winner. Lori Lynne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Consitt, Varna, was second. Each of the seven entrants received a silver dollar, F. McClymont. McClymont. of 5, Clapp's McClymont, H. dleton. McClymont, H. eton. — F. Middleton, H. Penhale, F. crochet, Garrett, dress — Mrs. W.