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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1974-06-08, Page 3CLINTON NEWS-RECORD, THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1.7441411 AA 10. Spring Fair R esu Its MacAdam Clinton; Mrs. Arlene Strickland, Arva Flour Milk donates prizes for:. 3 varieties of fruit bread; Mrs. Owen Delve; Mr. Wm Doltnage; Mrs. Arlene Strickland, Rolls; Mrs. Milton Wiltse; Mrs, A. Strickland; Mrs, J.H. Johnstone. Arrangement of fancy cookies: Mrs. Wm, Dolmage; Londesboro; Mrs, Thos, O'Connell; Clinton; Mrs. Fred Chapple, RR 4 Seaforth, Angel food cake; Mrs. Lillian Evans; Mrs. Robt. McMichael; 'Mrs. Colclough, Ontario Bein Board- best dish of' baked beans: Eva Roorda; Mrs, J.H. Johnstone; Mrs, Jerry Cook, Half slip & brief: Mrs. Greg Brandon; Mrs, Jack Van Egmond, RR, Clinton; Mrs. Carl Powell, Clinton. Tricot nightie: Mrs, Jack Van Egmond. Bathing suit: Mrs. Greg Brandon; Mrs. Elgin Nott; Mrs. Frank McDonald. Girdle and bra: Mrs. Jack Van Egmond. Special—Delong Scouil! Ltd, donates to exhibitor with most points in sewing section: Mrs. Elgin Nott, RR 4, Clinton. Knitting & Crocheting Crocheting— Baby set: Mrs. Eva Roorda, Brucefield; Mrs. Wilfred Colclough, Clinton. Ladies or child's poncho: Mrs. Robt. McMichael, Walton; Mrs. Ruth Van Zon, Clinton; Mrs, Tjerk Tiesma RR 4, Clinton. Doilies with hand crocheted edges: Mrs. Wes Heimpel; Mrs. Wm Dolmage; Mrs, Bill Kolkman RR 1, Clinton. Edging: Mrs, Wes Heimpel; Mrs. Bill Kolkman. Ladies or misses shrink: Heather :VacAdatil, Clinton; Mrs, Bill Kolk- „s.'m„ an; Mr ,RuthYaln Zon, 'Clinton. t:!-4 Crocheted or tam: Mrs. Stewart Dale, RR 4 Clinton; Mrs. Wilfred Calclough; Heather MacAdam. Bedspread or tablecloth: Mrs. Marg Thorndike, Clinton; Mrs. Bill Kalkman; Mrs. Wes Heimpel. Afghan: Mrs. Robt McMichael; Mrs. Dick Roorda; ,Bonnie MacLean, Clinton. Knitting— Baby bonnet and sweater: Mrs. John McCowan; Mrs. Dick Roorda; Mrs. Wilfred Colclough. Slippers: Mrs. Fred Chapple RR 4 Seaforth; Mrs. Grace Buffenga, Clinton; Mrs. Bill Kolkman, RR 1, Clinton. ' Ladies pull over: Mrs. Stewart Dale RR 4, Clinton; Mrs. Wes Heimpel; Mrs., Carl Powell, Men's work socks: Mrs. John McCowan; Mrs. Tjerk Tresma, RR 4 Clinton; Mrs. Wes Heimpel, Mittens and matching tam: Mrs. Wes Heimpel; Mrs. Wilfrid Colclough. Afghan: Mrs, Wes Heimpel; Mrs. Joanne Beuketna, Weston Bakeries Ltd. donates a prize for most points in knitting or GOLD LETTERING FREE BILL FOLDS UTILITY & ATTACHCCASES LUGGAGE SIFTS FOR DIN WINS DIVISION Crafts Irwins' Sewing Centre: Mrs, Greg Brandon; Mrs, Frank McDonald; ' Cushion orewel embroidered' Mrs. Ken Johnston. Mrs, John McCowan, Seaforth; Simplicity Patterns Ltd.- donates Mrs. Charles Brown, Clinton; Mrs. a prize for the most in classes of Elgin Nott, Clinton. ladies and misses section: Mrs. Greg Wall hanging crewel em- Brandon, RR 4, Clinton, broidered; Miss Wibbina ByIsms, Boys and Men: Blyth; Heather MacAdam Clinton; Trousers: Mrs. Greg Brandon; M. Charles Brown, Clinton. Mrs, Jack Roords; Mr,s. John Mat, hooked from. rags: Mrs. Beane, Clinton. Milton Wiltse, Clinton; Mrs. Wes Dress shirt: Mrs. Greg Brandon; Heimpel, Wroxeter. Mrs. Wes Heimpel; Mrs. John Mat hooked on turkey canvas: Beane. Miss Dianes Collins Clinton; Mrs. T-Shirt; Mrs, Wes Heimpel; Mrs. John McCowan, Seaforth; Miss Frank McDonald, ' Wibbina Bylsma, Blyth. Basic Knits—special; Mrs. Greg Mat any other kind: Mrs. Elgin Brandon, Nott; Mrs. Wes Hermpel; Mrs, Ed Children- 12 and under— Porter, Clinton. Jumpsuit; Mrs, Ken Johnston; Picture- nil painting: Mrs. Wm, " Mrs. Wes Heimpel. Dalmage, Londesboro; Mrs. Wes Dress: Mrs, John Beane; Mrs. Heimpel. Ken Johnston; Mrs. Henry Gerrits, Picture- paint by number: Mrs. Clinton. Lillian Evans, Clinton; Mrs, Wm. Toddlers dress with matching DoImage, Londesboro; Miss Diane pants: Mrs. Elgin Nott; Mrs. Henry Collins, Clinton. Gerrits; Mrs, Ken Johnston, Picture on cloth- hand em- Miscellaneous— broidered or appliqued: Mrs. Elgin Fancy tea apron: Mrs. Wes Heim- Nott; Mrs. Wes Heimpel; Mrs. Wm. pel; Mrs: Wm. Dolmage; Mrs. Elgin Dolmage. Nott, Ceramic figureine hand painted: Half apron; Mrs. Elgin Nott; Mrs.. Arlene Strickland, Clinton; Mrs. Wm Dolmage; Mrs, Wes Heimpet. Owen Delve, Clinton. Clothes pin bag: Mrs. Elgin Nott; Hand made doll of' unusual Mrs, Wes Heimpel. materials: Mrs. John Fisher, Clin- Mary's Sewing Centre Special ton; Mrs. Wm. Dolmage, Lon- donates prizes for— , desboro. The Jersey herd of Lloyd Dale of RR 2, Seaforth were entered in the all-Ontario Spring Jersey Show which was held for the first time ever at the Clinton Spring Fair. Left to right are Lloyd and Betty Dale, and Ron and Marlene Bowles from Atwood, •who helped the Dales. (News.. Record photo) BE OUR GUEST BEEF BARBECUE LUNCHEON SATURDAY, JUNE 8 (West of Hensel! on Highway 84 to second Corner, one-half Mile South) Door stop: Mrs. Wm. Dolmage; Mrs. Carl Powell, Clinton. Tote bag: Heather MacAdam, Clinton; Mrs, Margaret Coombs, Clinton; Mrs. Carl Powell, Clinton. Any article of hand made jewellery: Mrs. Wes Heimpel. Any article of needlepoint: Mrs, Cobey Amsing, Clinton; Mrs. Owen Delue; Mrs. Wes Heimpel, Any article decorated with pressed dried flower's: Mrs. Tjerk Tiesma, Clinton; Mrs. Wm Dolmage; Mrs. Bill Kolkman, ton. Picture. mod podged: Mrs. John McCowan, Seaforth; Mrs, Jack Roorda, Clinton; Mrs. Joanne Beerkema, Clinton. , Picture on velvet- liquid paints: Mrs. Wes Heimpel. Luncheon or table cloth: Mrs. Elgin Nott; Mrs. Bill Flynn, Clin- ton; Mrs, Wes Heimpel. Place mats: Mrs. Wes Heimpel. Special- Scott Paper Ltd- donates merchandise to exhibitor with most points in Craft Section: dMrs. Wes Heimpel, Wroxeter, Sewing We Heimpel; Mrs, Tjerk' TreSina. Olds and misses-- fiSrts: Mrs Elgiti Nsitt irs. Blouse: Mrs, Elgin Nott; Mrs. Ken Johnston, Clinton; Mrs. Wes Heimpel. Nightgown: Mrs, Elgin Nott; Mrs. Ken Johnston; Mrs, Frank McDonald, Clinton. Dress: Mrs, Elgin Nott; Mrs. Ken Johnston; Mrs, Wes Heimpel. Slacks: Mrs. Elgin Nott; Mrs. Frank McDonald; Mrs. Ken John- ston. Misses and ladies— Afternoon dress: Mrs, Greg Bran- don, Clinton; Mrs, Elgin Nott; Mrs, Ken Johnston, Smock top: Mrs. Jim Fitzgerald, Clinton; Mrs. Elgin Nott; Mrs. Ken Johnston. Ladies blouse or pant top: Mrs. Greg Brandon; Judi MacDonald, Clinton; Mrs. Jim Fitzgerald. Halter dress: Mrs. Greg Brandon; Mrs. Elgin Nott; Mrs. Jim Fit- zgerald. Suit- 2 piece: let prize donated by IDI3 OPENS STRATFORD OFFICE It, B. Baron The Industrial Development Bank announces the opening of a branch office at 1032 Ontario Street, Stratford, with Mr. 8, B. Baron as manager. IDB provides financing, usually in the form of term loans, to businesses which are unable to obtain financial as- sistance from other sources on reasonable terms end condi- tions. MB makes loans to almost every type Of business including manufacturing, tourist industry, construction, Wholesale and, retail trade, agriculture, and many othera. The manager of the new office, Mr. Baron, joined Mt in 1967 and prior to his present appointment he wag astsistant manager of the MB office in London. The staff of the new office also includes F. Ellahi N. G. W. Peever, and E. G. Bee Who were previousl y at the London tale, and H. A. Sheldon who wan at the Kingeton office. crocheting; Mrs. Wes Heimpet, Wroxeter. Needlework Cushion; Mrs. Milton Wiltse, Clinton; Mrs. Elgin Nott; Mrs, John McGowan. Tea towel: Mrs, Wes Heimpel; Mrs. Wm, Dolmage; Mrs. May Gib. son, RR 6 Clinton. White pillowcase cross stitch & embroidery: Mrs, Wes Heimpel; Mrs. Robt. McMichael; Mrs. Elgin Nott, Set of 4 place mats: Mrs. Ken Johnston. Childs crib quilt: Mrs. Wilfred Colclough; Mrs. Fred Chapple, RR 4 Seaforth. Quilt hand appliqued: Miss Dorothy Marquis, Clinton; Mrs. Wes Heimpel; Mrs. Robt. McMichael. Quilt reversible: Mrs. Cecil Elliott, Clinton; Mrs. Robt. McMichael; Mrs. Fred Chapple. Fancy quilt, cross stitch spsttern; Mrs. Robt.McMichallrss vfee4,70.4,t, Clinton' W'omen's Institute Special- to exhibitor with most points in needlework: Mrs. Wes Heimpel, Wroxeter, Domestic Science Salad dressing: Mrs. F. O'Con- nell, Clinton; Mrs. Wm. Flynn RR 4, Clinton; Mrs. Eva Roorda, Brucefield. White bread: Mrs. J.H. John- stone, Goderich; Mrs. Fred Chap- ple, RR 4, Seaforth; Mrs. Wilfrid Colclough, Clinton. Cinnamon buns: Mrs. 'John- stone; Mrs. Arlene Strickland, Clin- ton. Fancy tea biscuits: Eva Roorda; Mrs. T, O'Connell; Mrs. J.H. John- stone. Plain bran muffins: Mrs. Elgin Nott, RR 4 Clinton; Mrs. Arnold Taylor, Brucefield; Heather McAdam, Clinton. Coffee Cake: Mrs. Owen Delve, Clinton; Mrs, J,H. Johnstone; Mrs. Arlene Strickland. Cherry loaf: Eva Roorda; Mrs. Wm, Dolmage, Londesboro; Mrs. Owen Delve. Pumpkin loaf; Mrs, Wm, Dolmage; Mr* Owen Delve, Mrs. Fred Cliapple, Angel Foed Cale: Mrs, Lillian Evans, Clinton; Mrs. Bill Flynn; Mrs. Robt. McMichael, Walton, White square cake: Mrs. Wilfred Calclough; Mrs, J.B. Johnston, Raisin pie; Mrs. J,H. Johnstone; Mrs, Joan Grunewald, RR 5 Clin- ton; Mrs.' Wilfred Calclough. Rhubarb pie: Mrs. J.H, John- stone; Mrs, Arnold Taylor, Brucefield; Heather McAdam. Butter tarts: Mrs. Wm. Dolmage; Mrs. Thos. O'Connell; Edith Falconer, Clinton, Oatmeal cookies: Mrs. Arlene Strickland; Eva Roorda; Joanne Bevkema, Clinton. Unbaked fancy squares: Mrs. Ar. nold Taylor; Mrs. Wrn. Dolmage; Mrs. Ken Dupee, Clinton, Drop cookies: Mrs. Arnold .Taylor; .Mrs Colclough; Mrs. ,VV.rn. A~ilipage•t/ „gine Made Csndy: Mrs uwen Delve; Mrs. Lillian Evans, Clinton; Mrs, Wm. Flynn. Special from Chicago Metal lec for most points in domestic science: Mrs. .1.1-I, Johnstone, Goderich. Fry— Cadbury Special for best chocolate layer cake: Mrs, J.H. Johnstone; Mrs. Colclough; Mrs. Wm. Flynn. J.Ms Schneider Ltd offers prizes for— Best Apple Pie: Edith Falconer, Clinton; Mrs. A Taylor; Mrs. Wm, Dalmage. Best Chocolate Cake: Mrs. J.H. Johnstone; Mrs. A. Taylor. Best Butter Tarts: Mrs. Wm. Dalmage; Edith Falconer; Mrs. Lillian Evans, Clinton. McCormicks Ltd, Special for best graham cracker pie: Mrs. Jerry Cook, Clinton; Mrs. Cecil Elliott, e Clinton; Mrs. J.H: Johnstone. Wm Neilson Ltd.— special for best chocolate square cake: Mrs. J.H. Johnstone; Mrs. Arnold Taylor; Mrs. Lillian Evans, I.G.A. special - for individual ser- ving of fancy dessert: Mrs, Owen Delve, Clinton; Mrs. Eugene Christie Brown tfc Co. Ltd, donates a gift assortment for most points in over All baking section; Mrs. J.H. Johnstone, Goderich, Floral Exhibits Floral exhibit for wedding an- niversary; Mrs. Wm. Dolmage; Mrs. Jerry Cook; Mrs. J.H. Johnstone. 'African violet - double; Mrs. Fred Chapple; Mrs, Milton Wiltse; Mrs J.H. Johnstone, African violet single; Mrs, Fred Chapple; Mrs. Wilfred Calclough; Mrs. Brian Mustard, RR 2, Clinton. Potted geranuim: Mrs. J.H. John- stone( Mrs. Wm. Dolmage; Mrs. Lillian Evans, Clinton, Collection of 4 cactus; Mrs, Dick Roorda, Brucefield; Mrs, % Wm. Dolmage; Mrs. J.H. Johnstone. Best arrangement of lily of the valley in a cup and saucer: Mrs, ' John McGowan; Mrs. Elgin Nott; Mrs. Milton Wiltse, Most colorful foliage: Mrs. Fred Chapple; Mrs. Cecil Elliot; Mrs, J.H. Johnstone. Bouquet of 8 tulips: Mrs. John McCowan; Mrs. Cecil Elliott; Mrs. J.H. Johnstone, Best flower pot of baby, tears: 1st donated by K.C, Cooke, Florist, Clinton: Mrs. Ed Porter, RR 5, Clinton; Mrs, Fred Chapple; Mrs. Brian Mustard RR 2, Clinton, Bride's' mothers corsage- 1st donated by K.C. Cooke, Florist, Clinton: Mrs. Elgin Nott; Mrs. Bill Dale; Mrs. John McCowan, McConnell Nursery Co. Ltd- donates to exhibitor with most points in flower section: Mrs. Fred Chapple, RR 4, Seaforth. Special donated by Mrs. Dot McLean for new exhibitor with most points: Nancy Fisher. Simpson Sears Ltd donates a gift certificate to exhibitor with most points in the homemaking section: Mrs. Wes Heimpet. Junior Section Kindergarten picture "Fun at the ' Fair: Ellen Gower, Clinton P.S.; Donnie Hearn, Clinton P.S.; Carrie Powell, Clinton P.S. Grades 1 & 2 picture "Fun at the fair”: Doug McLean, Clinton P.S; Melanie Mann, Clinton P.S,; Rhonda Lobb, Clinton P.S. 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