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ayfield .Fair draws 1000 persons, many entries
Christine Johnston, five-month-
' Don Johnston, Bayfield, was the
under baby contest at Bayfield
seen here with her aunt, Mrs.
entered her in the show. -photo
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
winner of the six months and
Fall Fair on Saturday. She is
Keith Pruss of London who
by Eric Earl.
SPECIAL BOX OF TREATS
Suitable for shut-in: Kathleen
Siertsema.
One Tint Raspberries: Mrs. E.
Weigand; Mrs. K. MacLaren.
One Pint Peaches: Mrs. E.
Weigand, Carol Penhale.
One Pint Plums: Jean Dunn,
Mrs. E. Weigand.
One Pint Pears: Mrs. E.
Weigand, Mrs. K. McLaren.
One Pint Corn (Canned): Mrs.
K. McLaren.
One Pint Tomatoes: Carol
Penhale.
One Pint Pickled Beans: Carol
Penhale, Mrs. E. Weigand.
One Pint' Fielded Beets:
Marilyn Haw, Carol Penhale.
Cucumber Pickles (Sweet):
Mrs. Beirlirtg, Mrs. K. McLaren.
Chili Sauce: Mrs. E, Weigand,
Jean Dunn.
Catsup: Mrs. Earl Schilbe.
Maple Syrup: Fred
McClymont, Mrs. E. Schilbe.
Strawberry Jam: Mrs. K.
McLaren, Pat Taylor.
Loaf Home-Made Bread
Brown: Mrs. E. Weigand, Mrs. K.
MacLaren,
Six Buns - plain: Mrs. R.
Taylor, Pat Taylor.
Six Cinnamon Buns: Mrs. E.
Weigand, Mrs. K. MacLaren.
*Continued from page
lclough, Mrs. R. MoreeZ,
Luncheon. Cloth,
mbroidered: Mrs. D. Cross, E.
2 Tea Towels, embroidered:
re. Eldon Yea, Carol Penilele.
3 or more articles arranged to
orin a novelty kitchen shower
it: Mrs. Eldon Yeo, Mrs, O.
ross.
CHILDR ENS WEAR
Child's Dress: Kathleen
irtserria, Mrs. D. Cross,
Child's Bulky Knit Sweater;
rs. W, Colelough,
Child's Toque and Mits: Mrs.
Armstrong, Mrs. W.
dough.
Child's 2
nortswear: Mrs. Frank
ntelon.
Child's 2 pc, Pullover
weater: Mrs. W. Colclough.
* Child's Cardigan Sweater:
rs, W. Colelough.
Child's Slippers (with
mple): Mrs, F. Cantelon, Mrs.
. Yeo.
Babies Jacket and Bonnet,
rocheted, pink): Mrs. E. Yeo,
rs. Colclough.
Babies Jacket & Bonnet
nit) blue: Mrs. Eldon Yea,
s. W. Colclough.
Granny Gown for teen-age
rl: Mrs. Eldon Yeo.
LADIES WEAR
Gingham Cross Stitch Apron:
rs. H. Morenz, Mrs. W.
olclough.
Cobbler Apron: Mrs. H.
orenz.
Hostess Apron for Christmas:
rs. F. Cantelon, Mrs. Eldon
eo.
Ladies vest, knit or crocheted;
arg. Talbot, Mrs. Eldon Yeo.
Ladies Sweater (Handknit):
rs. A. Armstrong, Mrs. F.
antelon.
Ladies Matching Tam and
carf: Mrs. Eldon Yeo.
Ladies Slippers; Mrs. Eldon
eo, Mrs. F. Cantelon.
Duster (sample attached):
rs. H. Morenz.
MEN'S WEAR
Mitts, 1 pr. heavy handknit:
rs. W. Colclough, Mrs. Wm.
olmage.
Barbecue Apron: Mrs, Dave
ross.
Socks, 1 pr. heavy handknit:
rs. Eldon Yeo, Mrs. W.
lclough.
Socks, 1 pr. fine handknit:
nn Gibson, Mrs. Eldon Yeo.
OTHER LADIES WORK
Knit Lace edging for 1 pillow
ase: Mrs. M. ' Clarke, Mrs.
olciough.
Crocheted edging for I pillow
ase: Mrs. M. Clark, Mrs.
olciough.
4 quilt blocks (different
esigns) mounted; Mrs. H.
orenz, Mrs. Eldon Yeo.
_Crib Quilt: E. Riley, Mrs. H.
orenz.
Quilt, cotton, patched,
eating and design considered:
rs. Morenz, Mrs. E. Riley.
Afgan, crocheted: Mrs. F.
antelon, Mrs. A, Armstrong.
Mat, braided: Mrs. Wm.
olmage.
Appliqued Quilt: Mrs. H.
orenz, Mrs. Esther Makins.
Special Prize - THE
BAYFIELD VILLAGE GUILD
offers merchandise for most
number of points in Section 43.
Mrs. Eldon Yeo.
FINE ARTS - 1970
Original Oil Painting.
Landscape: C, P. Tuttle,
Florence Willsie.
Seascape: Florence Willsie, C.
R. Tuttle.
Still Life: E. A. Douglas, Mrs,
Hoover.
Flowers: Mrs. Hoover, Mrs.
McDougal.
Original Water Color,
Landscape: Edna Young, Mrs.
W. Dolmage.
Original Black and White
(Any Subject).
Wash(black or ' Sepia) OR
(pen and Ink): J. G. Fischer,
Mrs. Robinson.
Special Prize - of $5.00
donated by Mrs. F. Oddleifson
for best Oil Painting of a
Bayfield Landmark,
Mrs. McDougal.
SUITABLE CHRISTMAS THEM7.
Table Decoration: Mrs. Eldon
Yeo, Mrs, Dave Cross.
Parcel: Mrs. H. Beirling, Mrs.4
Dave Cross,
Four place mats . and
favours-handmade: Mrs. Eldon
Yeo, Mrs. Wm. Dolmage.
SIX Christmas Tree
ttecorationg Mrs. Elden Yee,
M. Wm. Dolmage:
Candles three differeet:
Mrs. H, Beirling, Mrs. Wm,
Dolteage.
Wall decoration any media:
Mrs, Wm, Dolmage, Mrs. Prank
Cantelon.
Doll - girl or boy - any size:
Mrs. Eldon Yeo, Mrs,. Carol
Penhale.
Artificial corsage: Mrs. Elden
Yea, Mrs. WM. Dolinage,
Pain heed-Made cards: Mit.
Eldon Yea, Mrs. Win, Dolmage.
Pettl-point article; Mrs, WM.
Damage.
Hooked rug; Mrs. E. Weigand,
Rosemary Taman,
OreWal embroidery article;
Mrs. A. Armstrong, Mrs.
Morenz..
Mat (lachet hOoked yarn):
Marg. Talbot.
SKILLS.
Stuffed toy: Mrs. H. Morenz,
Mrs.' Eldon Yeo.
Nature craft: Mrs. ' Wm.
Dolmage, Mrs. Ed Douglas.
Driftwood; Mrs. Wm.
Dolmage, J. G.,isher,
Beaded floral table
arrangement: Mrs. Eldon Yeo.
Burlap article: Esther Makins,
Mrs. H. Morenz,
Decorated cake of soap:
Esther IVIakins, Pat Taylor.
Novelty bookmark: Mrs. Wm.
Dolmage, Mrs, H. Morenz.
Junk sculpture; Mrs. Wm.
Dolmage, J. G. Fisher.
Macaroni wall hanging (Not
less than 3 varieties): Mrs. Eldon
Yea, Mrs. Wm. Dolmage.
Collection of 9 coloured
prints photographed in Huron
County: Mrs. Win. Dolmage.
LIQUID EMBROIDERY
Pair of Pillowcases: Mrs. Dave
Cross; Mrs. Wm. Dolmage.
Sheet and pillowcase: Doreen
Bowers, Mrs. Dave Cross.
Tablecloth - any size: Mrs.
Marg. Talbot, Mrs. Doreen
Bowers.
Any other article: Mrs. Frank
Cantelon, Mrs. Doreen Bowers.
Painting on velvet: Mrs.
Frank Cantelen, Mrs. Dave
Cross.
Quilt, quilt top or bedspread:
Margaret Garrett, Mrs. H.
Morenz and Mrs. D. Cross tied.
BABY CONTESTS
Babies under 6 months:
Donna Johnston daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Don Johnston,
Bayfield; Shawn Dixon, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dixon, RR 4,
Goderich.
Babies 6 months to one year:
Julie Porter, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Porter, RR 3,
Bayfield; Allison Dunn, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dunn, RR 3
Bayfield.
Judges: Mrs. Anna Pinkel,
Clinton and Mrs. Norma Amy,
RR 2, Hayfield.
DONATIONS FOR 1970
R. E. McKinley, $15.00;
CarnationC -Co. Ltd.,, $5,00;
McKinley Farms & Hatchery,
$10,00; H. F. Wettlaufer, $5.00;
George Wraith, $5.00; William
Fuels Ltd., $5.00; Signal Star,
$10.00; Bank of Montreal,
Clinton, $10.00; Stade Hardware,
Zurich, $5.00; Blackstone
Furniture, Goderich, $2.00;
Baird Motors Ltd., $10.00;
Anonymous, $10.00; H. Lobb &
Sons Ltd., $10.00; Lavis
Construction Co. Ltd., $25.00;
Tasty Nu Bakery, $5.00; Cook's
Div. of Gerbro, $5.00; K. C.
Cooke, Florist, $5.00; Pioneer
Park Association, $100.00;
Clinton Electric Shop, $5.00;
Ross Scott Ltd., $5.00; Richard ,
Moore, Bayfield, $20.00;
Clinton Farm Centre, $5.00; B.,
P. Canada Paul Kerrigan, $10.00;
Clarence Gascho, $3.00; Royal
Bank, Clinton, $10.00; Elwood
Epps Sporting Goods, $2.00; A.
Flowers, $1.50; Mrs. G. Willits,
$20.00; Hay Twp, Fire
Insurance, $3.00; Bayfield Meats
- Raffle, $22,00; Mrs. Don
Lance, $1.50; Jack Merner,
$5.00; Gardiners Dairy, $5.00;
Pat Graham, $10.00; Bayfield
Hardware, $5.00; Jo Koene,
$1.00; Mrs. C. Utter, $2.00.
OXFORD
Ram Shearling:
Donald Deering, Exeter; Donald
Deering, Exeter.
Ram Lamb: Donald Deering,
Exeter; Donald Deering, Exeter.
Ewe - 2 years or over: Donald
Deering, Exeter; Donald
Deering, Exeter.
Ewe Lamb: Donald Deering,
Exeter; Donald Deering, Exeter,
LEICESTER
Ram - 2 shears• Or over:
Russell manson, Zurich.
DOMESTIC SCIENCE -
BAKING
Salmon Loaf: Mrs, Allan
Armstrong, R.R.1 Varna; Mrs,
Mae Gibson, Clinton,
Vegetable Salad (No Jelly):
Mrs. Marilyn Haw, Bayfield;
Kathleeh Siertsema, tayfield.
Fruit Salad (No Jelly):
Kathleeh Siertserna, Bayfield;
Marilyn Harv, Hayfield.
Sandwiches for afternoon tea
b, two of each Variety:
Kathlet n -Sierteerna, Marilyn
Haw.
Maple Cream Candy: Pat
Taylor, R.R..3 Clinton, Mrs.
Allan Armstrong,
Chocolate Fudge: Mrs, Allan
Arnetnatig; Mrs. ROC Taylor,
R.R.3 Clinton,
Dipped Chocolates: Kathleen
Siertsema.
Six Scones: Carol Penhale,
R,R,2 Bayfield; Pat Taylor,
Six Bran Matins: Mrs. then
Weigand; R.11.2 DashWeocl; Mrs.
Apple -411y; Mrs. E. Weigand,
C. Diehl.
AnY'Current Jelly; Mrs. .lean
Dunn, P. Deihl.
Tonlat9 JUlce; Mrs. :McLaren,
Mrs. E. Weigand..
SPECIAI. PRIM
Bayfield Argiceltural Seeiety
presents two, special eriaes for
one story cake-
Light Fruit Cake (united);.
Mrs. W. Colclough, Carol
,Penhale,
Dark Fruit Cake (uniced);
Mrs. A. Armstrong, Kethleell
Siertsema..
Fry-Cadbury Limited prize
ter the best iced or frosted 8" of
9" layer chocolate cake: Marilyn
Haw, Mrs. K. McLaren, Ann
Gibson,
1V1cCormicks - for the best
Graham Cracker Cake: Marilyn
Haw, Mrs. R. Taylor, Ann
Gibson.
William Neilson Limited -for
the best Chocolate Cake:
Marilyn Haw, Kathleen
ertserna, Mrs. A. Armstrong.
ARVA FLOUR MILLS
Chocolate Brownies; Marilyn
Haw, Mrs. H. Beirling, Pat
Taylor.
Date and Nut Loaf: Jean
Dunn, Mrs. E. Weigand, Esther
Makin.
Apple Pie: Mrs. E. Weigand,
Mrs. Colclough, Mrs. Clarke.
Cocoanut Tarts: Mrs. E.
Schilbe, Mrs. R. Taylor,
Kathleen Siertsema.
SCHNEIDERS •
Apple Pie: Wendy Bird,
Esther Makins, Mrs, E. Weigand.
Chocolate Cake: Mrs. A.
Armstrong, Carol Penhale, Mrs.
Colclough.
Butter Tarts: Mrs. E. Schilbe,
Ann Gibson, Mrs. R. Taylor,
Ida McClinchey Special - Best
Spice Cake: Kathleen Siertsema,
Mrs. W. Colclough, Mrs: A.
Armstrong.
Ontario Bean Producers
Marketing Board - Baked Beans:
Jean Dunn, Mrs. E. Weigand,
Mrs. Beirling.
Milford Door Special - Best
Banana Layer Cake (iced): Mrs.
A. Armstrong, Mrs. E. Weigand,
Kathleen Siertsema.
SPECIAL COMMERCIAL
PRODUCTION FEATURE
APPLES: Mrs. Francis
Cantelon, Mrs. Eldon Yeo, Mrs.
E. Weigand, Mrs. K. Siertsema,
Mrs. C. Penhale.
APPLES-BUSHEL BASKETS:
Wolf River: Fred McClymont,
Varna. .,
Gravenstein: Fred
McClymont.
McIntosh Red: Fraser
Stirling, Fred Middleton.
A.O.V. Fall: Fraser Stirling.
APPLES-6 QUART BASKET:
Northern Spy: Fraser Stirling,
Fred McClymont.
McIntosh Red; Fraser
Stirling, Fred Middleton.
Delicious Red:
Stirling.
Delicious Yellow; Fraser
Stirling.
Kings: Fred.
Fraser Stirling,
St. Lawrence:.
McCIYmotit,
A.O.V. Winter:
°Middleteni.
A.O.V. Fall: Fred
MeClyinont, Fram Stirling.
GRAIN AND SEEDS
Six Ears Hybrid Sweet Corn:
Mrs. Elmer Turner.
Six Ears Dent Corn: Mrs.
Elmer Turner,
Six Ears Bantam Sweet Corn;
Harold Penhale, Mrs. Elmer
Turner.
VEGETABLES
Potatoes - 11 quart basket.
Cobblers: Fred McClymont.
Red Potato, any variety:
Neil Salyerda of RR 1,
Clinton, had the top senior
holstein calf at Bayfield Fall Fair
on. Saturday.
Placing second in the senior
level was Ed Selverda and John
Gibbings, RR 1, Clinton, was
third,
Marie Trewartha, RR 1,
Clinton, placed .first in the junior
holstein heifer competition.
Helen Postma, RR 1, Varna,
had the top junior Jersey,
Aryshire er Guernsey dairy
heifer with Debbie Pickard, RR
4, Clinton, second.
In the senior division,
Margaret Postma, RR 1, Varna,
had the top calf with Wayne
Pickard, RR 4, Clinton, Pleeing
second.
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Clinton
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Keith MacLaren, Exeter.
Six Peanut Butter Cookies:
Jean Dunn, R.R.3 Bayfield;
Marilyn Haw.
Six Baking Powder Biscuits:
Carol Penhale; Ann Gibson,
Clinton, Ont.
Shortbread . Cookies
(6):Kathleen Siertsema, Marilyn
Haw.
Chocolate Chip Cookies (6):
Kathleen Siertsema, Marilyn
Haw.
Drop Cookies (6): Fruit and
Nut: Kathleen Siertsema, Lois
Lance, Bayfield.
Oatmeal Date Squares, Plain
(6): Mrs. E. Weigand, Mrs. a.
Armstrong.
Dutch Apple Pie: Mrs. Robt.
Taylor, Kathleen Siertsema.
Raspberry Pie: Pat Taylor,
Mrs. Robt. Taylor.
Strawberry Pie, lattice top:
Carol Penhale, Marilyn Haw.
Raisin Pie: Marilyn Haw,
Kathleen Siertsema.
Orange Cake: Mrs. .Keith
MacLaren, Kathleen Siertsema.
Sponge Cake (uniced): Mrs.
MacLaren, Marilyn Haw.
Angel Food Cake (uniced):
Mrs. K. MacLaren, Mrs, W.
Colclough, Clinton.
Loaf Home-Made Bread -
White: Mrs. K. MacLaren, Mrs.
E. Weigand.
Pc. outfit for
Frazer
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