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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1974-09-05, Page 9STERLING FUELS INTRODUCES 1/4 \ MURRAY TAYLOR OUR NEW AGENT FOR CLINTON A DISTRICT FOR ALL, YOUR HEATING • NET — — FARM PETRO aim - VALVOLINE, ILS A GREASES CALL MURRAY TAYLOR at 482-9411 OR CALL IN AT OUR NEW LOCATION 22 NORTH 41!•11'0.4. 1 e , halal iill.ielie illIMA 1,.,5 me iiIiilll, Ultliell11111 4 I, REMINDER 1,,A„„, SEM a WBuilt 1111111',T S 1111 sobs tI ItS6$ kliNg1 SIMS QM iv ir eladisu tense, u, a " Buyers of TImolfiY# Red Clover and Sirdsfoot Trefoil SEED MAPLE LEAF MILLS — SEED DIVISION EXETER, ONT. PH 235-0303 (Jones, MacNaughton) Yours For Less '74 Model Close Out Now you can name your own deal Save Hundreds, Thousands on New '74 Models, '74 Company Cars & OK Used Cars - 68 models on display 1974 Vega G.T. Finished in light gold with black strips. Features 85 hp 4 cylinder engine, turbohydromatic tran- smission, Custom AM radio, custom interior body side mouldings, floor mats, deluxe bumper and guards. 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HMN 210 Name Your Own Deal RECONDITIbNED TO THE HIGHEST STANDARDS BANK FINANCING AT 1 3 1/2 % OR 014 THE SPOT GMAC TERMS SALES SERVICE - LEASING - DAILY RENTALS Open: Mon. - Fri. 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sat. 9 • 5 p.m. Main St. SEAFORTH 5 2 7- 1 7 SO Pa:Wieid Fair resiam ct.INTON NEWS-RNOORD, THUR. SUAYu. SEPTEMBER 0r 1014-0 Mcp Ian r; verA•bo, eirson to t, *WsSwill *kw. Two Muskmelon, AY-Stuark W Baker, yew.. Schlii* Four 111111. oucumbor.44ro. 5,. 'rarefy, Donlon MacKenzie, Baker. One-large oquieh-R. poker PARADE MUSTS PONY OR „HORSE AND RIG-Adame Flowers, hnicer Simmons, gen rlehtmon. BEST KM OK NORSE AND 1411 DPR• Janet Reynolds, Herold Erb, Linda Campbell, Jan, Huntley. DECORATED BICYCLES-Anthony Morham and PePer Bower. (clowned, Bombay Bicycle Club, Peinuta Group (William Jehn- son), Mary Gibson. VECOBATED TRICYCLES-Peggy Bernet:et ' ANTIQUE CARS-Eddie Yule, Esau Super 6, Olnprich, FLOATS-01d MacDonald Farm, Bayfield Bluebirds, Pine Lake Pantses. NOVELTY VEHICLES-Fred Mote, Fred LeBeL. CLOWNS,Joitathan Yates and len Siert- acme John Garrett, John Horton, COSTUMES Pedestrians-Space Age-Brad Walker, COSTUMES-Special Costurne-Kathy Dunn end Karon Lafer, Berbare Patisre, Kathy Haw and Julie Healey, Nursery of children.' story book coetume-Red Riding Hood-Blake Paton, ISobby's Dog Hoot (Bobby and Jimmy Fisher), Knight family. SADDLING CONTEST-Janet Reynolds, Jen Huntley, Diehl Bird, Tim Bird, MUSICAL CIRAIRS-David Bird, Lynn Elliott, Jan Huntley, Janet Reynolds. FLAG RACE-Jan Huntley, Janet Reynolds, David Bird Debbie Wise. PERFORMANCE CLASS-Janet Reynolds, Lynn Elliott, Jan Huntley, Kim Tamen. BICYCLE RACE-Boys tinder 14,,.standard gear only-Andy Schaller, Walter Blassik, Steven Telford, Joe Tlffney. BICYCLE RACE-Girls 14 and under.,.stan- dard gear only-Shirley Brandon, Elizabeth 'Browne, Kathie Lame, BICYCLE RACE...OPEN.,.any gear ratio- Randy Clark, Ron Martin, Brian Edwards, Tom Browne. MINI-BIKE RACE-helmets required. Under 14 yrs.-Sharon Bunn, Peter Payne, Blair Paton. PONY RACE-pony under II hands. Rider 14 and under: David Bird, Tim Bird, Debbie Wise. PONY RACE: pony under 14 hands. Rider under 21 yrs.-Jan Huntley, David Bird, Tim Bird, Kim Teeson, HORSE RACE: Horse over 14 hands, No age limit rider.-Janet Reynolds, Jan Huntley, David Bird. TUG OF WAR: Ten to team. Open-Second Concession Stanley Township defeated Paul Bunyan Camp in final pull. HORSE SHOE PITCHING:-Earl Tebbutt and Bill Lee, Hilmar Riese and Neil Reisberry, Eric Mansfield and Keith Lovell. LOG SAWING CONTEST-Arnold Taylor and Gerald Bothwell, Adam and George Wilson, Frank and Frank Jr. Burch, NAIL-DRIVING CONTEST: Ladies only- Kathie Larone, Crystal Huffman and Mrs. Kathleen Burdege, Mrs. Ruth Getty, CANINE BEAUTY PAGEANT Costume class-Blake Patton, John Garrett. Pageant classes: Largest paws-Stephen Milic, Blake Paton, Smallest paws-Kim Milligan, Harold Sartori. Shortest ears :pointed)-Kim Milligan, Harold Sartori. Longest ears (hanging)-Kevin Soerr, Stephen Nilie, Longest tail-Blake Paton, Dana Allen. Shortest tail-Jennie Groat, Harold Sartori. Blackest dog- Stephen Sefton. Whitest Dog-Kelly Knight, Stephen Garrett. Baby show; Babies under 6 months-Mary Buchie-Mr. and Mrs. Joe Beechie-London, Merry Potter-Mr. and Mrs. Gary Potter-RR 3 Clinton. Babies six months to one year-Carolyn Scot- chtner-Mr. and Mrs. Howard Scotchmer, Chatham, Kyle Mackay-Mr, add Ian MacKay- Don Mills. Drew for blanket won by Mrs. Leroy Path, Hayfield, LADIES' WORK Living Room Accessories: Wall hanging, any design-Mrs. Mary DeJong, Mrs. Irene Watson, Mrs, M. Sheppard. Three doilies, not over 10" diameter-Mrs Bert Evans, Mrs. Vera Turner, Mrs. Mary Clark, Cushion, complete, wool-Mrs. Mary DeJong, Mrs. Esther Makina, Mrs. Jeseop. Cushion, complete, new idea-Mrs. Beth Evans, Mrs. Jesaop, Mrs. H. Morenz, ,Centrepiece, not over 12" diameter. not frilled-Mrs. Esther Makina, Mrs. Vera Turner,' Mrs. EL Morenz. Dining Room Accessories: Luncheon cloth, embroidered or cross stitch- Mrs. Irene Watson, Mre, Esther Makin°, Mrs. Vera Turner. Luncheon cloth, handmade, lace trim-Mrs. Esther Makin., Mrs. E. E. Riley, Mrs. W. Colclough. Four place mate, new design-Mrs. Irene Wat- son. Tablecloth, crochet or knit trim, using linen serviettes-Mrs. Esther Makins. Tablecloth, crochet or knit-Mrs. Irene Wat- son, Mrs. Vera Turner, Mrs. R. A. Orr. Bedroom Accessories: One pillowcase, embroidered-Mrs. Dorothy Marquis, Mrs. Robt. McMichael. One pillowcase, cross stitched-Mrs. Robt. McMichael, Mrs. Jeesop, Mrs. Win Dolmage. One pillowcase, crochet trim-Mrs. Robt. McMichael, Mrs. Mary Clark, Mrs. W. Colclough. One pillowcase, hairpin lace trim-Mrs. Wm. Dolmage. Vanity set, new ides-Mrs. Wm. Dolmage, Kitchen accessories: Two tea towels, embroidered- Mrs. Wm. Dolmage, Mrs. E. E. Riley, Mrs. W, Colclough. Collection of 3 novelty pothoklers-Mrs. H. Morenz, Mrs. Barbara Paton, Mrs. W. Colclough. Oven door finger towels-Mrs. H. Morenz, Mrs. B. Evanna, Mrs. E.E. Ridey. Apron and pot holder to match-Mr.. H. Morenz, Children*' wear: Jumper, double knit fabric-Mrs, K. Siertsema. Child's toque and mitts-Mrs. Vera Turner, Mrs. W. Colclough, Child'. 2 piece outfit, slacks and top-Mre, Mary DeJong. Girls' shrink, knit or crochet-Mrs. Wm. Dolmage, Mrs. B. Evans, Mrs. W. Colclough. Child's cardigan sweater-Mrs K, Siertsetna, Mrs, Robt, McMichael, Mrs. Vera Turner. Child's slippers, with sample-Mrs. B. Evens Mrs. Elson Yeo, Mrs. Don McKenzie. Babies' jacket and bonnet, crochet, green or yellow-Mrs. W. Colclough, Babies' jacket and bonnet, knit, green or yellow-Mrs. Mary DeJong, Mrs. Dick Roorda, Mre. B, Evens. Crow' stitch apron-Mrs. H. Morenz, Mrs. Mr., RIMS McMichael. Ladleg' two piece *lack oetfit-Mrs, K. Siert- seine, Mre, Esther MO* MIL Mary Wong. Wes shell, knit or erochet, Mrs. W. Colclough, Mre. Wm, Mimosa, Ladle, Sweater, fishermen's, knit-Mre. Vera Turner, Ladies metching tam and SCilf(44111, B. Evans, Mrs, W. Colclough, Mrs, D. McKentie, Led* fancy nightie, !ample ettacked-Mre. Morons, Cape or shawl, knit or crochet-Mrs Robt McMichael, Mra. Vete Turner, Mrs. M, Sheppard, Mena' Wear; Man's tweeter, 3 ply Wool-Mrs. Vera Turner. Socks, one pair, heavy knit, black or white, Mrs. W, Colclough, Mrs. R. A, Ore, e Socks, one pr• fine knit, black, Mra, W, Colclough. Man's Pajamse-Mrs. Mary DaJong. Other Led*" Work: Knit lace edging one pilloWcaueMre. Vera Turner, Mrs!. W. Colclough, Mrs. Fern Baker, Clothespin bag-hiret. H, Morenz, Mrs. P. Evan.. Entit(e), Quilt WOOLS, name designemounied• Mre. H. Morenz, Crib quilt-Mre E. E. Riley, Mre. H. Morons. Quilt, cotton patched, quilting and design- Mre. Rent McMichael, Mre. M. Morenz, Mrs. W. Colctough. Quilt, cotton plain, fancy quilting-Mrs. E. E. Riley, Mre, ilabt McMichael. Quilt, crop stitch-Mre. Dorothy Marquis, Mrs. Robt„ McMichael. Quilt, appliqued-Mrs. Fern Baker, Mrs, Robt McMichael, Mrs. H, Morenz. Handbag, fabric, handmade-Mre. Irene Wat- son, Mrs. Gayle King, Mre. B. Evans. Afghan, knit or crochet-Mre R. McMichael, Mee, Mary DeJong, Mr.. Dick Mord', Needlework, any article not listed, new Idea- Mrs. M. DeJong, Mrs, Irene Water" Mrs. H. Morenz, Moat points in ladles' work-Village Quild trophy-Mrs. Hugh Morenz, Dashwood, CRAFTS St. Patrick's Doll-D. MacKenzie, Mre, H. Beierling, Mrs, Eldon Yeo. Table arrangement St. Pats-Mrs, H. Belerling, Mrs, Eldon Yeo, D. MacKenzie. Three handmade St. Patrick's cards-D. MacKenzie, Mrs. H, Beierling, Four handmade table napkin holders (St. Pats)-Mrs. Wm. Dolmage, Mre. H. Beierling, Mrs. Eldon Yeo. Two hand made place mate, St. Patrieks-Mrs. H. Beierling, D. MacKenzie, Barbara Paton. Candle suitable St. Petricks-Mre. Wm. Dolmage, Mrs. D. Boards, D. MacKenzie. Handowrk: Article Made using styrofoam egg cartons andior meat trays-Mrs. H. Belerling, We. H. Morenz, Barbara Paton. Article of jewellery, pair to count-Esther Makins, D. MacKenzie, Shoe-bag panel, standard size-Mrs, It Morenz. Article in ,Macrame-Mrs, C. Johnston, Mrs. H. Beierling, M. Shepherd. Article in Ceramics-J. Huntley, J. Huntley, Gayle King, String-Art Picture-Mrs. Wm, Dolmage, George Collins. Tea coey, displayed on teapot-Mrs. Bert Evans, Picture, copper tooling-Mrs. J, H. Johnstone, George Collins. Picture, paint by numbers, E. E. Riley, Mrs. Bert Evens, Mrs. J. H. Johnstone. Any other craft, not listed-Irene Watson, Touray Arnott, Mrs. Mary DeJong. Needlepoint-J. Huntley, Mary DeJong, are. Fern Baker, Petit Point-Mary DeJong, Hooked Rug-Fern Baker, E, E. Riley. Hooked Rug, turkey canvas-Vera Turner, Barbara Paton. Liquid Embroidery: Painting on Pellon-Mrs. H. Morenz, Mrs. Eldon Yeo, Mrs. Bert Evans. One pillowcase outlined-Mrs. E, E. Riley, Mrs. Eldon Yeo. One pillowcase shaded-Mrs. Eldon Yeo, Mrs. Bert Evans. Tablecloth, outline or fill in-Mrs. E.E. Riley, Mrs. Eldon Yeo, Tablecloth, shaded-E. E. Riley. Painting on black or white velvet-Mra. Eldon Yeo, E. E. Riley. Painted doilie, on any media-Mrs. Eldon Yeo, Mrs. Bert Evans. Painting on burlap-Mrs, Wm. Dolmage. - Article of clothing, painting to count-Mrs. Wrn. Dolmage, Mrs, FL Morenz. Any Article not listed, using liquid paints-D. MacKenzie, Mrs. Eldon Teo ' Diane Garrett, Quilt, Quilt op or bedspread, painting only to count-Mrs, H. Morenz, E. E. Riley. Most points in liquid embroidery-Mrs. Eldon Yen, FINE ARTS Original oil: Landscape. Mrs, Doris MacDougall, Mr. Dick Roorda. Portrait, R. T. Grett, Doreen MacKenzie. Still life-Mr. Dick Rorrda, Mrs. Bill Parker. Flowers-Mrs. Stuart Watson, Mrs. Sill Parker, Original water colour: Landscape-Doreen MacKenzie. Still life, Mrs. W. fDolmage. Original acrylic: Landscape.Mrs. Marion Pence, Doreen MacKenzie, Special prizes: Oil painting of Bayfield landmarks-R. T. Gregg, Mrs. Bill Parker; prizes donated by Mrs. E. W. Oddlelfson. "Coming Events" posters-George Collins;(prizes donated by Mrs. Fred Clift.) FLOWERS AND PLANTS Bouquets: Collection of cut flowers, in container-Mre. A. Barnett, Mies Doreen MacKenzie, Mrs. Vera Turner. Mantle bouquet-Mrs. Irene Watson, Doreen Mackenzie, Mrs. Vera Turner, Table bouquet mixed flowers, not over 12" high-Mrs. E. Turner, Mrs. Fern Baker, Doreen MacKenzie, Miniature bouquet-Mrs. E. Turner, Doreen MacKenzie, Mrs, A, Barnett. Corsage, Mrs, Vera Turner, Mrs, A. Barnett, Mrs. P. Schellenberger. Table Bouquet roam not over 12" high-Mrs Irene Watson, Mrs. A. Barnett, Mrs. Vera Tut, ner. Cup and Saucer floral display-Mrs, Irene Watson, Mrs. A, Barnett, Mrs. E, Turner, Dining room table centre-Mrs. irene Watson, Sae A, *meat, Mra E, 'Neut. .COEsetion of cacti, Mr, Dick HOefdeA Mrs. H. U.Stecilinlet dMerlina.tedWinb; 9°K. l 4CSolo'ke, Florist, ton, gift certificate, for muse-Mrs, Vera "rpr.• tem Pot* Plan* GU African Violet fsinele)-Misa Kee Reid, Mre. J. H, 49.imeteee' Qat African Violet icioublei. Mn. J. N. Johnstone, Mre. Bert Evans, Mrs. Celclough, One Begonie, fibrous rotted-Mrs. H. John. soon., One Begonia, tuberous-Mre. J. H. Jehrunooe. One Coleus-Mra. E, Turner, WI, J. Id, John- *tone, hilee KU Reid. Cut Floweret Snapdragons, 7 blooms-Mrs. A. Barnett, Mrs. H. Johnstone, Mee, W. Coictough, Calendula, 7 blooms-Miss Doreen MacKen- zie, Mrs' J, H, 4ohnatorre, Agent Prince./ or ladies, 7 blooma-Mrs. W. Colclough; Mrs. E, Turner, Mrs, A, Barnett, Chrysanthemums, display-Mrs. 3, H. John- stone, MN. A, Barnett, Comte, display-Mrs. A, Barnett, Mrs. E. Turner, Miss Dereen MiiCKSOZ*. 0•11111111, pompom, display, Mrs, J. H. John- !done, Doreen MacKenzie. D:chilies, Doreen MacKenzie, Mre. J. H. John-8,0 Dahlias, dwarf hybrid display. Mr., J. H. Johnstone, Doreen MacKenzie, Gladiola, 3 spikes, different-Fred McClymont, Doreen MacKenzie, Mrs, R. A, Orr, Marigolds, (African) display-Mre. Vera Tur- ner, Mrs. W, Colclough, Mn. H. Beierling. Marigolds, (French), display-Doreen MacKenzie, Mrs, E. Turner, Mrs, A. Barnett. Pansies, display-Mrs. A. Barnett, Mrs. J, H. Johnstone. Petunias, displays-Mrs, A, Barnett, Mrs, J, Johnstone, Mrs. Fern Baker, Room display--Mrs. A. Barnett, Mrs, J, H. Johnstone. Zinnias, 7 blooms, Mrs. E. Tyrner, Mrs. A. Barnett, Mrs, H, Belerling. Zinniasmom oom-7 blooms-Mrs. A. Barnett, , Mrs. Lois Lance, Mrs. 11. Beierling. Special: Canadian imperial Bank of Com- merce Rose Bowl to winner of most points in flowers and plants-Mrs. A, Barnett, R. R. I Goderich. FRUIT Apples: Knehel McIntosh Red-F, Six quart baliket-St. Lawrence-F. Stirling McIntosh red-F. elitliog, Delicious red-Fl, Baker, Deliclotle ;Stirling. Kings-F, McClyrnont, Wolf Kleer-F. McClymont, ACV Winter-named-F. Stirling. ACV Fell-mimed-F. Stirling, Peaches, six qt., haeket, any variety eamed-H, Baker, Joe Maymen, Pear*, six qt, basket, any variety named-F, McClymont, H. Baker. Plate of five, Kinita.F. Stirling, F. Quince-F. Stirling. Golden Russet-F. Stirling, F. MeClymont, Graveneteln-F. McClymont. 12 crabapples, any variety-F. Stirling, J. MeYmen, F. MeClymont. ACV named-F. Stirling, le McClymont, P. Scheitentrerger. Plums, plate of twelve: Lombard-Esther Merrill, Rene Claude-F. Stirling. German Prune-H, Baker, F. McClymont, Green Dare.F, McClymont. Bradshaw-F. McClymont, Burbank-F. McClymont. Collection of apples, 4 of eaph.B. Sehelien, berger, F, McClymont, F. Stirling. Apples, plate of five, 13aldwine-F, Stirling, F, McClymont. Der icons.fi Stirling, F. McClymont, H, Baker. Yellow Delicious.F, Stirling, B. Schellen- berger, Red Delicious•B, Schellenbereers F, McClymont, Northern Spy-P. McClymont, H, Baker, F. Stirling. Ontario-F, McClymont, F, Stirling, Tolman Sweet-F, MeClymont, F. Stirling, B. Schellengerger, McIntosh-F. Stirling, B. Schellingberger. Blenheim Pippin-F, Stirling, Wolf River-F, McClymont. Wealthy-F. McClymont. St. Lawrence-F, McClymont, Snow-F. Stirling, F. McClymont, B. Schellingberger. North Star-F, Stirling. Plume, plate of 12, Italian Prune-H, Baker, F, Reelrilont, Frances &Oahe, McelymooL AO,/ plummerned-F. Stirling, Baker, Peen, Plate of five RH, ClaPpe htvaltrIte-Y. McClyroet, Kay Red, Bertlnett—Jim Fitei gereld, H. Baker, McClymont, Sheldon-F, McClymont, Reurre Cleirgeatt-F. iVicClymeme ACW Peare-nareed.F, Stirling, F, McClymont, Peaches, plate of Five-Red Baker, ACV Peaeh-neeted.F. Stirling, F. McClymont, ei. Baker, Sun Haven-H. Belies Jubilee-F, Stirling, H, Baker, Esther Merrill, Grapes, plate of titre* bunches: White grapes-Mrs. Johnstone, Id, Baker, Blue Grapes-Mrs, Johnston., H. Baker, Red Grapes-Mrs. Johnstone. Collection of grapes (teach)-Mrs. Johnstone, H. Baker. Beat Basket of fruit, most varieties-grown in Ontario-H. Baker, F, McClymont, Wen. Folmage, Special, bushel of Gravenetein apple., prize donated by Smith's Repair shop, Varna-Fred McCiymont. G0111.1 Six tare hybrid sweet corn-Harry Baker, Six wire dent corn-R. Manson, H, Beker. Six Tallest stalks corn-R, Manson, H, Baker. Six ears bantam sweet corn-Mrs. Ruth Getty, Mrs, Elmer Turner, H. Baker. VE017ASLES Potatoes, 8 qt, basket; Cobblers-H. Baker, Mrs, J. H. Johnstone, Fred McClymont, Red potato, any varietyH. Baker, Mr.. J. H. Johnstone, Mrs, Marg Clarke, Sebago•Mrs, J. H, Johnstone, Fred McClymont, H. Baker. Kothadin-F, MeClymont, ADV Late poteto-named-Mrs. J, H. John- stone, Two heads round cabbage white-Mrs, R, A, Orr, Mrs, E, Turner, Harry Baker, Two heads red cabbage-Mrs, E. Turner, Harry Baker, Two pepper squash-Jas, Garrett, Mrs Pran- ces Schilbe, Harry Raker. Two Buttercup squaah-Frances Schilbe, Mrs, Ruth Getty, Fred McClymont. Two green hubbard squash-Jas, Garrett, N, Baker. ,Arr, U.Bk TWA heads fiat cabbage wilite-ff, Baker, Mn, E. Turner. Two butternut equesh.Francee Schilbe, Fred ible, Garrett, Two yellow hubbard aquaefi-F. McClymont. Two vegetable marrow-Mre. Ruth Getty. Two Waterrnelon.-Francee Schilbe, H. Baker. Five toped red Mrs. J, Roder, Mrs, Ruth Getty, ef, Baker. Five Wiped tomatoes-green-Jae Fitzgerald, Baker, Doreen MacKenzie. Five green peppers-eweet-Mrs, J, Reiter, Mrs, F, Gibrion, Mre, R, Getty, Five red peppers-sweet-N. Baker. Collection fruit tomatoes-la each,)-Mre, W. Dolmage, Mrs, H. 13eierling, Mrs, J, H. John- stone. Vegetable Novelty- it Baker, Doreen MacKenzie, Stuart Watson. Five Parsnips-Mrs, R, A. Orr, H, Baker, Collection of Pgilimire-(2 tut.)-H. Baker, Collection Garden herbs-H. Baker, Mrs. H. Beierling. Two heeds cauliflower-Jas Fitzgerald, Mrs. Joe Mayrnan, H. Baker, Three winter radish-any variety-Mrs. H. Beierling, Mrs, E. Turner, H. Baker, Two teble turning-Jae. Garrett, H. Baker, Five table carronl-long-Jas. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Flo, Yournatoff, Jas, Garrett, Five table carrots-short-Doreen MacKenzie, Mre. R, A.Orr, Mre, E. Turner. Five table beets, long-Fred McClyinont, Mrs. E. Turner, Mra, H. Beierling. Five table beets, round-Jae. Fitzgerald, Jas, Garrett, Mm. E. Turner, Five Red tornatoes-Phil DuBonlay, Jas. Fit- zgerald, Dick Roorda. Five large onions, white, not upanish-Miss Getty, Doreen MacKenzie, H. Baker. Five large onions, yellow, not Spanish-Mrs Fla Yournatoff, H, Baker, Carol Penhale (Mra-), Five large onions, red-H, Baker, Mrs, E, Tuts ner. Five Spanish onions-Jas. Fitzgerald, Phil. DuBonlay, li, Baker, Two citron-H. Baker, F. McClymont, One large pumpkin-H. Baker, Mrs, R. Getty, Mrs. F, Gibson. Twelve (12) gherkins-Mrs. E. Turner, Mrs. R. Getty, H. Baker, Two pie purrocto.rtAmd.gm, E, Turner, Mn. Ono Junge oulailowsr--Mm, H. Belerling, H. Pekoe Mee Sulu Feber, Special-Mre, Connie West, . .,.. .. Special collection of eeeetebleg. F. McClymont, Stuart Watson, FL Baku, Mre K. suierlint, Mrs, W, Polmslo,