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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1970-06-11, Page 11It* 11 SATIN FINISH MAHOGANY WALL PANELS 4' x 8' random grove SPECIAL CASH PRICE $149 per illor sheet TEL. 5654607 BAYFIELD LUMBER Clinton, Memorial Shop T. PItY01 owl SON CLINTON EXETER swarm, Phone 482,7211 Open Every Afternoon taco( Reitomitinivo A. W. STEEP 4182-4642 Huron County Dairy Princess crowned John Anstett of Anstett Jewellers presents a cup for the top baby of the baby show at the Clinton Spring Fair to Tracy Lynn MacDonald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank MacDonald, Clinton. Here Tracy, who also won the prize as top baby under six months of age sits on her mother's knee (centre) while Mrs. Gordon Tait, Clinton, and her son Michael Cameron who won the six months to one year category watch the presentation. - staff photo. In the end it was Phyllis McKague who was crowned Huron County Dairy Princess by last year's winner Marie Trewartha, Clinton. Phyllis will now go to the Canadian National Exhibition in August to try for the Ontario title. - staff photos. Baby show The Directors of the Huron Central Agricultural Society would , like to take the opportunity of thanking all the people who so generously donated to the Clinton Spring Fair in both cash donations and donations of merchandise, A special thanks goes to the people who rented space in the arena which made the Trade Fair such a big success and also those who displayed their machinery. To all the people who helped in any way in getting ready for the fair and their help on fair day. When all the work was dome, the girls had a long wait while the judges tried to decide which was the winner. Only 15 points separated first and third. Here judges John Bilyea and Nancy Clapp ponder the problem. Again we say 'Thank You'. Following is a list of all donors. Kum-In Restaurant, Smith Stationary, Galbraith T.V., Lawson & Wise, Irene's Laundromat, Ball & Mutch, E.B. Menzies, Mae Mee Restaurant, Pickett & Campbell, Frank Cook, Newcombe Drugs, Ray & Shirt Grocery, Irwins Ladies Wear, Del Mac Variety, Martin Department, Paul's B.P., Harold Black, Harold King, Huron Laundry, Art's Supertest, I3oyes Transport, Flemming Feed Mill, Stewart Aluminum, Cale Doucette, Fee Groceries, Don Palmer, Clinton Credit Union, Kingsvvell Welding, Elmer Fry, Bank of Montreal, Chapman Barber Shop, Huron Dead Stock, Hearn Wholesale, Commercial Printers, Swans Tack Shop, Aiken Bros, Hermans Men's Wear, Gord's Billiards, Arnold Riley, Bills Billiards, H.F. Wettlaufer, Clinton Body & Radiator, Haugh Tire Supply, Chuter Plumbing & Heating, Blakes Welding, Doug Farquhar, Bill Haugh, Glidden Cleaners, Cooke Florist, Randy Glew, Carters Supertest, Elm Haven, Clinton I.G,A., Levis Contractors, Hollands Shoes, McKerlies Au,tornotive, Clere Vu Auto Wreckers, Clinton Electric Shop, Fairholm Dairy, W.N. Counter, Ke iths Family Clothing, J.T. Van Egmond, Dr. Graham Bowker, E. Brown, Spell .,Feed & Supplies, T.B. Allen • Ltd., Fred Hudie, Ball & Macauly, North End Store, T. Leiner, H. Lobb & Sons, T. Pryde & Son, Carnation Co. Ltd., Stacey Bros., Bisset Bros., Toronto Star, M. Gaunt, R.E. McKinley, ' C.S. McNaughton, R.H. Dow, Wm. Flynn, Hullett Twp Federation, Goderich Twp. Federation, 'lwp. of Hullett, Twp. of Stanley, Twp. of Tuckersmith, Twp. of Goderich, Signal-Star, Cyanamid of Canada, County of Huron, Lee's Ladies & Mens Wear, Homestead Hereford Farm, Elgin Thompson, Anstett Jewellers, Shur-Gain Division, Western Ont. Livestock Supplements, Royal Bank of Canada, Eaton's of Canada, Bainton Limited, J. Snell, Simpson-Sears Ltd., McCormick's Ltd., J.M. Schneider, Fry-Cadbury, Wm. Neilson Ltd., Clinton Women's Institute, McConnell Nursery Co. Ltd., Weston Bakeries, Cameo Hobby Products, Artex Hobby Products, Butterick Pattern Service, Mrs. Don McLean, Hensall Co-op, Province of Ontario, Cook Bros. Milling Co. Ltd., Town of Clinton. Lori Lynn and Cork: Lee easily won the prize for twins at the Spring Fair. The daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Sinnamon of RR 1, Waterloo, were the only twins entering. Mrs. sill Dallas, judge of the contest, presents their prize while Mrs. Eric Switzer, their grandmother, and Mrs. Sinnamon hold the twins (we must confess we can't say which is which), - staff photo. to a traveller... it's the Lord Simcoe , a friendly wel- Come „ superb Service „ fine lounges and restau- fantS all at 'sensible prices „ and for dOtivehibnco the Subway is right at the door . _ In the heart of downtown Toronto. Next time you visit Toronto, enjoy it more than ever „ stay at the Lord Simcoe. it's the at ale! University and King Streets,. Tel, 062,1848 Phyllis McKague of Winaharn led off the speaking part of the competition with a speach on the "good life" living on a dairy farm, Earlier the girls had had individual conversations with the judges when they were judged on personality, Lynda Walden of Lucknow shows that putting a modern milker together is no easy chore. The girls had to assemble their milkers from scratch, purify them, milk the cows and take the machines apart again and clean them. Getting right down to the nitty gritty Nancy Ginn of Clinton tries to get the Most out of her cow. The girls rushed through 'the operation although they were not competing against time. c1(ntpnNovv.4.-8.0PQr4, Thor.00y., 4.vrw 11, ,1979 OPEN 4 Clinton Council Chambers FRIDAY, JUNE 26, RULES FOR THE SHOW 1 Anyone may compete in this show; not restricted to members. 2 No exhibitor may show more than one entry in each class. 3 The exact number of stems or blooms called for must be shown. 4 All exhibits must be in place by 11:45 a.m. 5 To be considered a bloom, the first row of petals on a rose must be open. 6 Accessories and any other live foliage are allowed in the arrangements. 7 Council Chamber doors will be open to the public from 2;30 p.m, to 9:15 p.m. -- PRIZES - i One bloom (Hybrid Tea) white or near white. 2 One bloom (H.T.) Yellow. 3 One bloom (H.T.) Pink. 4 One bloom (H.T.) Red. 5 One bloom (H.T.) any other color. • 6 One bloom (Peace), Yellow only. Prizes for each of the classes 1 to 6 are: 1st 75c; 2nd 50c; 3rd 25c. 1st 2nd 3rd 7 Two stems Grandiflora, any color or colors. 1.25 .75 .50 8 Three blooms (Hybrid Teas) any color or colors. 1.25 .75 .50, 9 Two stems of Polyanthas or Floribundas 1.25 .75 .50 10 Seven roses in a container. 1.25 .75 .50 11 Arrangement of climbers or ramblers, any color. 1.50 1.00 .75 12 Dining room table arrangement, not over 10" high. 1.50 1.00 .75 13 Novel arrangement of roses suitable for mantel. 1.50 1.00 .75 14 Rose Corsage. 1.00 .75 .50,, Special Prizes Cash Award Donated by Bank of Montreal for the Champion Rose to be chosen. Silver Rose Bowl Donated by Royal Bank of Canada, for highest number of points acquired by a single exhibitor. OTHER VARIETIES 18 Three Stems of Any Other Variety 17 One Spike of Delphinium, any color, 15 Artistic Arrangement of Pansies. .50 16 Five Stems of Sweet William. ,75 .50 .50 1st 2nd .35 .35 3rd .26 .25 .25 of Flowers. 19 Container of Mixed Garden Flowers. 20 A Japanese type of floral arrangement. CHILDREN OF PUBLIC SCHOOL AGE 21 Container of Mixed Garden Flowers. 1.00 .75 .50 22 Artistic arrangement of six named varieties of wayside flowers. 23 Decorated vase, not more than 10" high, made from a plastic container. Entrants to be 12 to 16 years of age. $1.00 and Special Book $1.00 $1.00 (Prizes donated by . $1.00 Mrs. Frank Fingland) • $1.00 Door Prize Lucky Draws .at 9:15 p.m. THERE WILL BE A SILVER COLLECTION President MRS. CHARLES NELSON Secretary Treasurer MRS. C. VAN DAMME MRS. RON McCANN ) Q.J1_1) (IRS 0,..0 () (Lao I) 00 -QQ.90000 QQ-CUUSULUM,SUSULO.94..W.P. 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