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dell. Dairy—Wayne Woods, Gordon
Bateman. Beef junior heifers—William
Mulvey, Dpnald Eadie, Douglas Fish
er,’ Map Eadie. Dairy—Gail Shaw,
Keith Woods, Kenneth Gilkinson,
Donald Gray, Showmanship—Wayne
Woods, Gail Shaw, John Mundell,
Keith Woods, Ian Mundell, Kenneth
Gilkinson.
Howick Swine Club
Howick 4-H Swine Ciub: Award on
pigs—Bob Strong, Jim Inglis, Wayne
Day, George Budd, / Vernorf Inglis,
Glenn Allan. Showmanship—Vernon
Inglis, Jim Inglis, Bob Strong, Gerry
Austin, Bill Austin, Glop Allan,
HORSES
Agriculture—Brood Mare, |Boyd Bros
of Clifford; Foal, Boyd Bros,; Geld-'
Ing or Filly, one year old, Boyd Bros,;
Gelding or Filly, two years,Old, Bruce
Miller,’ Paisley;- Boyd Bros.; Gelding
or Filly, three years old, Boyd Bros,;:
Team in harness, under 1600 lbs,
Bruce Miller, Boyd Bros.
Heavy |Draft—Gelding or Filly, three
years old, Bruce’Miller; Team in har
ness,. eaqh 1600 lbs. or over, Boyd
Bros;, Bruce Miller, Norman Schmidt.
Percheron or Belgian—Gelding or
Filly, two years old, Nelson Thompson,
Harriston; Gelding or filly, three years
old, Ernie Dinsmore; team in harness,
1st. arid 2nd., Elptio Pritchard, Luck
now; Ernie Dinsmore; Best tandem
outfit, Bruce Miller, Eldon Renwick, Dairy cow, W. Jobb, W. Woods, N.
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Drfeo'ln
THEATRE
ONT.
LLASHMAR
Drive - In
Elmo Pritchard, Boyd Bros.
Roadsters—Single roadster, 1st. and
3rd., Jerry Longeway, Moncton; 2nd.,
Nelson Thompson; team in 'harness,
Jerry Longeway, Nelson Thoriipson.
Brood Mare—Earl Whitehead, Eden
Grove; foal, Earl Whitehead; year
ling, Earl Whitehead; 2 year-old,
Jerry Longeway, Nelson Thompson,
Carriage—team in harness, Nelson
Thompson; best wagon or express
team, Eldon Renwick, Glenn Johnson;
Single wagon or express horse, hitched,
Eldon Renwick, Glenn Johnson.
Hockney Ponies—Brood Mare, Tom
my Bossence, Newton; foal, Tommy Bossence; Hackney’ pony,
single, W. F. McLaughlin, Howard
McKelvie; Hackney pony team in har
ness, Howard McKelvie.
Ponies, (other than Hackney), Brood
mare, A. W. Etherington; foal, A. W.
Etheringtop; pony, driven single, W.
F. McLaughlin, Howard .McKelvie;
pony team in harness, Howard Mc~
Kelvie, Frank Renwick; Saddle pony,
ridden by boy or girl, Howard Mc
Kelvie, 2nd, and 3rd., Tommy Bos
sence.
Schmidt.
SWINE
Yorkshire
Boar over Qpe year, W.* Turnbull,
first and second; boar over four mps.
and under Qfyfa year,, Albert Bacon,
W, Turnbull, second and third; brood
sow, W.
A. Bacon
one year,
Turnbull.
Turnbull, first and second,
; sow over i mos. and under
W, Turnbull, A, Bacon, W.
driven
Tamworth
Boar over one year, George Douglas.
Bacon Type Sows (Howick Only)
Sow oyer 6 months and under one
year, Jim Inglis, first and second.
Pen of any breed, W. Turnbull first
and second; Gep, Dpuglas, third.
T. Eaton special for pen of bacQn
hogs, Jim Inglis.
Best pair bacon, sows, W. Turnbull,
G. Douglas.
bacon sows, W. Turnbull,
SHEEP
all classes, Gordon Brown,
CLINTON 'ONT.
James Robinson; bushel fall wheat,
W.
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LISTOWEL,
First Show at Dusk
2 Shows Nightly - Rain or Shine
Cartoon and News
Box Office open at 8 p.m.
Children under 12 in cars free.
2 Shows Nightly - Rain or Shine
First Show at Dusk
Special Prizes
$100 stake for best heavy draft, ag
ricultural, Percheron,’ Belgian, wagon
or express horse, • shown on the line;
Bruce Miller, Elmo''Pritchard, Glenn
Johnson, Boyd Bros., Norman Sch
midt, Ernie Dinsmore; best heavy
draft tearn, Bruce Miller, Elmo Prit-
chard; best light horse, Nelson Thomp
son, Gerry Longeway; best span light
horses to be driven tandem, Howard
McKelvie. . S
THURSDAY - FRIDAY
October 7-8
“Great Expectations”
Valerie Hobson John Mills
» ■■THURSDAY - FRIDAY
October 7-8
“HONG KONG”
(Colour)
Ronald Reagan Rhonda Fleming
to
SATURDAY - MONDAY
October 9-11
“Thunder Over the Plains”
* (Color)
Randolph Scott ,
SATURDAY - MONDAY
October 9-11
“LONE GUN”
(Colour)
(Adult Entertainment)
George Montgomery
Dorothy Malon
' TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY
October 12 - 18
“Somerset Maughan Trio”
Jean Simmons Michael Rennie
TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY
October 12-1
“CITY OF BAD MEN”
(Colour) «
Jeanne Craine Dale Robertson
Oven ready
Lower prices this Fall.
LAIDLAW’S
Phone 366J Wingham
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Stock Car Racing
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CATTLE
Shorthorns—(with registered pedi
gree)—Aged bull, bull over 1 year and
under 2, bull, under 12 rinonths, breed
ing cow, milking or near calving, hei
fer, two years old, heifer, one year old,
heifer, under 12 months, herd, W.
Turnbull & Son, Brussels.
Aberdeen Angus (with registered'
pedigree), aged bull, bull over one
year and under 2, bull, under 12 mon
ths, breeding cow, milking or near
calving, heifer, two years old, heifer,
one year old, heifer, under 12 months,
herd, Joe Weber & Son, Mildmay.
Herefords (with registered pedigree)
aged bull, L&W Jackson, Carl Brown;
bull, over 1 year and under 2, L. and
W. Jackson; bull; under 12 months, L.
and W. Jackson, Carl Brown; breed
ing cow, L. and W. Jackson, Carl
Browri, L? and' W. Jackson, Carl
Brown; heifer, two years old, Carl
Brown, L. and W. Jackson, 2nd. and.
3rd.; heifer, one year old, Carl Brown,
2nd. and 3rd., L. and W. Jackson;
heifer, under 12 months, Carl Brown,
L. and W. Jackson 2nd. and 3rd; herd,
L. and W. Jackson, Carl Brown; best
herd of purebred cattle, beef type, Joe
Weber, W. Turnbull, L. and W. Jack-
son, Carl Brown.
Holsteins— (with registered pedi
gree), bull calf, Norman Schmidt;
cow, four years old or over, Walter
Woods; cow, under four years, Walter
Woods, Norman Schmidt; heifer, two
years old, Norman Schmidt, Walter
Woods; yearling heifer, Walter Woods,
Norman Schmidt; heifer calf, Walter
Woods, Norman Schmidt; herd, Nor
man Schmidt.
Ayrshires, (with, registered pedigree)
Wayne Jobb of Moorefield, with all
classes but yearling heifer, John
Strong; herd, Louise Brown; best
herd df pure bred cattle, dairy type
herd, Wayne Jobb, Norman Schmidt.
Special for Jersey calf by boy or girl
from Howick or Turnberry, Louise
Brown. Special for dairy heifer, Wayne
Jobb, Walter Woods, N. Schmidt. Best
beef calf, Ian Mundell. Get of sire,
beef breeds, J. Weber, W. Turnbull.
Beef calf in Howick and Turnberry [
calf clubs, I. Mundell, John Wright. I James Robinson;
Leicester,
Special prizes, pen sheep, Gordon
Brown; best pen of three lambs, Gor
don Brown.
POULTRY
Barred Plymouth. Rocks, cock, J. ID.
Douglas, Donald Brown; hen, J. D.
Dpuglas, Donald Brown; cockerel,
Dpnald Brawn, J. D. Dnuglas.
Barred Recks, bred tc lay, hen, D.
Brown; cockerel, D. Brown; pullet, D.
Brown.
Plymouth Rocks, A.O.V., cock, J. D.
Douglas, D. Brown; hen, J. D. Douglas
first and second; cockerel, J. P. Doug
las, D. Brown; pullet, D. Brown, first
and second.
White Wyandottes, cock, J. D, Doug
las, D. Brown; cockerel, D. Brown;
pullet, J. D. Douglas, D. Brown.
Leghorns, White, hen, D. Brown;
cockerel, D. Brown, pullet, D. Brown.
Leghorns, bred to lay, cock, D.
Brown.
Minorcas, black, cock, J. D. Douglas,
D. Brown; Hen, J. D. Douglas, D.
Brown; cockerel, J. p. Douglas; pullet,
J. D. Douglas, D. Brown.
New Hampshire, cock, D. Brown,
J. D. Douglas; hen, J. D. Douglas, D,
Brown; cockerel,, J. p. Douglas, D.
Brown; pullet, J. D. Douglas, D.
Brown.
Any other variety, cock, hen, cock
erel and pullet, first, and second, J. “
Douglas. «
Pekin Ducks, D. Brown.
Rouen Ducks, D. Brown.
Cockerels ready for market,
Brown, William Wilson.
Pen, heavy breed, D. Brown.
Pen, light breed, D. Brown.
(Residents of Howick only)
Barred Rocks, cockerel and two pul
lets, D. Brown; Leghorn, D. Brown;
three Hybrid Pullets, R. Hibberd, W.
Wilson, Glenn Johnson.
Special for best pen of three pullets,
J. D. Douglas, first and second; D.
third. i
GRAIN
bushel flax, W.
Winter wheat,
Brown
The Wingham Advance-Times, Wednesday, October 6th, 1954
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Mrs, W. Heimpel; peaches, Mrs. Geo.
Brown, Mrs. J. Baylor; pears, Mrs. W.
Hampel, Mrs. Ed Hamilton; black
currants, Mrs. 0, Carswell, Mrs. Ed-
Hamilton ;
McElwaine,
berry jam,
McElwain;
McElwain,
jelly, Mrs.
Gibson; orange marmalade, Mrs. Ed,
Hamilton, Minnie McElwain; vege?
table marmalade, Miss L. Matthews,
Mrs, W. Heimpel; conserve,
Heimpel, Mrs, A. P. Douglas
Minnie McElwain; beans,
Heimpel, Aldyth Bast; corn,
Allan, Mrs. A, P, Douglas;
catsup, Minnie McElwain, Mrs.
Douglas; tomato juice, Mrs. S.
son, Mrs. A. P, Douglas; salad
ing, Mrs. W. Wilson, Minnie
wain; peas, Aldyth Bast,
Hejmpel tomatoes, 1
Minnie McElwain; chili sauce, Mrs. S.
Johnson, Miss L. Matthews.
Relish for cold meat, Mrs. John Bay-
(Continued on Page Six)
* Full Line of.
F. Campbell; best bushel of late
medium late oats, James Robinson,
.F, Campbell.
ROOTS and VEGETABLES
Early potatoes, George Baker, Miss
L, Matthews; late potatoes Norman
Schmidt, Elmer Downey; swede
nips, R. Hibberd, S. J. Robinson;
nips for table use, E. H. Strong,
Robinson; mangolds, R. Hibberd;
rots, Mrs. John Baylor, Mrs. George ,
Richards; field carrots, N. Schmidt; '
fodder corn, Ron McMichael, E. H. •
Strong; potato onions, Mrs. John Bay- J
lor; seed onions, Mrs. A. P, Douglas; I
onions from Dutch sets, Mrs. John •
Baylor, Mrs. Mel Allan; parsnips, Mrs; •
Mel Allan; musk melons, N. Schmidt,
Mrs. A. P. Douglas; pumpkins, Aldyth •
Bast, Elmer Downey; pie pumpkins, <
Mrs, A. P. Dpuglas, Robert Hibberd; ■
citrpns, Elmer Downey, Albert Dun- i
gersgoold; long blood beets, Mrs. W. :
Heimpel; turnip beets, Mrs, Mel Allan, '
Mrs. Geo. Baker; tomatoes, Mrs. G.
Baker, Mrs. A. P. Douglas; white
cabbage, Mrs. Mel Allan, Mrs. A. P. .
Douglas; red peppfers, Mrs. A. P.
Douglas;, cauliflower, Mrs. Mel Allan,
Mrs. Sam Johnson; watermelons, El
mer powney, N. Schmidt; yellow
squash, E. Downey; Hubbard squash,
G. Baker, N. Schmidt; ripe cucunq-
bers, N. Schmidt, E; H. Strong* green
cucumbers, Elmer Giles, Mrs. M. Al
lan; table corn, Miss L. Matthews, Mrs.
M, Allan; field corn, R. McMichael,
E. H. Strong; butter beans, Mrs. W.
Heimpel, Mrs. Sam Johnson; basket of
vegetables, E. Downey, Mrs. M. Allan;
collection roots, N, Schmidt.
FRUIT
Winter Apples
Ontario, N. Schmidt; Northern Spy,
E. H. Strong, N. Schmidt; Greening,
N, Schmidt; Russet, N. Schmidt; Tail
man Sweet, E. H. Strong, W. F. Camp
bell; collection of apples, N. Schmidt.
Fall Apples
Pippin, N. Schmidt; Snows, N.
Schmidt; Weathy, N. Schmidt, Mc
Intosh Red, N. Schmidt; collection of
fall apples, N. Schmidt.
Crab apples, N. Schmidt, W. F.
Campbell; plums, N. Schmidt; pears,
Sterling Finley, Mrs. John Baylor.
GIRLS’ GARDEN CLUB
First, Dorothy Toner; second, Mar
garet Wallace; third, May Doubledee.
PLANTS and FLOWERS
Asters, Mrs. Gordon Brown, Miss L.
Matthews; Dahlias, Mrs. William Wil
son, Mrs. George Richards; Sweet
Peas, Mrs. E. H. Strong, Mrs. Mel
Allan; Gladioli, Mrs. George Richards,
Mrs. W. Wilson; Rose bloom, Mrs.
Mel Allan, Mrs. E. H. Strong; Pansies,
Mrs. Mel Allan, Sterling Finley; Pet
unias, Mrs. George Richards, Miss L.
Matthews; Zinnias, Mrs. George Rich
ards, Mrs. E. H. Strong; Marigolds,
French, Mrs. E. H. Strong, Mrs.' Mel
Allan; Calendula, Harold Robinson,
Mrs. Mel Allan; Snapdragons, Mrs.
Mel Allan, Mrs. Mrs. George Richards;
Larkspur, Mrs, Ken Graham, Mrs.
Mel Allan; home-made corsage, Mrs.
George Richards, Mrs. C. Carswell;
collection of house plants, Mrs. Ken
. „ L,
Mrs. Ed. Hamilton; geraniums, Mrs.
Ken Graham; African violet, Aldyth
Bast, Minnie McElwain; house fern,
Mrs. W. Peel, Mrs. George Brown;
foliage plants, Mrs. George Brown,
Mrs. Ken Graham; hanging »pot for
veranda, Mrs. Ken Graham; window
box, Mrs. C. Carswell, Mrs. Ken Gra
ham; Cacti, Mrs. Ken Graham Mrs.
C. Carswell; Gloxina, Mrs. G. Richards;
Chrysanthemums, Mrs. Mel Allan,
Mrs. George Richards; bouquet for |
living room ’table, Mrs. Ken Graham, i
Mrs. W. Wilson; bouquet for dining
room table, Mrs. Ken Graham, Mrs.
Mel Allan; bouquet of annuals, Mrs.
George Richards, Mrs. Mel Allan ,*
winter bouquet of dried flowers, Mrs.
Mel Allan, Mrs. W. Wilson.
DAIRY PRODUCE, DOMESTIC
* SCIENCE
Brown hen’s eggs, Mrs. W. Peel,
Mrs. W. Heimpel; home-made soap,
Aldythe Bast, Mrs. W. Heimpel; cold
lunch, Mrs. W. Wilson, Mrs. Jim Hud
son; white bread, Mrs. A. P. Douglas,
Mrs, J. Baylor; brown bread, Mrs. J.
Baylor, Mrs. A. P. Douglas; whole
wheat bread, Mrs. J. Baylor, Mrs. A.
P. Douglas; parker house rolls, Mrs.
A.- P. Douglas, Minnie McElwain;
Cheslea buns, Minnie McElwaine; tea
biscuits, Mrs. C. Carswell, Mrs. W.
Peel; bran muffins, Aldythe Bast, E.
H. Strong; Johnny cake, Mrs. W.
Heimpel, Mrs. A. P. Douglas; light
layer cake, Mrs. Ken Graham, Mrs.
C. Carswell; chocolate layer cake, Mrs.
Jim Hudson, Mrs. W. Wilson; orange
cake, Mrs. A. P. Douglas, Mrs. Ken
Graham; sponge cake, Mrs. Jim Hud
son, Mrs. Sam Johnston; angel cake,
Mrs. Jim Hudson, Mrs. Sam John
son; jelly roll, Mrs. W. Wilson; soft
ginger bread, Mrs. A. P. Douglas, Miss
L. Matthews; light fruit cake, Minnie
McElwaine, Mrs. George Baker; dark
| fruit cake, Mrs. Ed Hamilton, Mrs.
•Taylor; light cookies, E. H..
iStrong, Alex Taylor; oatmeal cookies,
E. H. Strong, Miss L. Matthews; gin
ger cookies rolled, Mrs. Alex Taylor,
Mrs. George Baker; drop cookies, Mrs.
W. Heimpel, Mrs. Wm. Wilson; dough
nuts, Miss L. Matthews; cream puffs,
Minnie McElwaine; tarts, Mrs. W.
Wilson, Mrs. C. Carswell; date loaf,
Mrs. W. Wilson, Mrs. Mel Allan.
Pumpkin bio, E. H. Strong, Mrs. A.
P, Strong; raisin pie, E. H. Strong,
Aldythe Bast; lemon pie, Mrs. Mel
Allan, Aldythe Bast; apple pic, Al
dythe Bast, Mrs. W. Peel; fancy cook
ies, Mrs. W. Wilson, Mrs. Jim Hudson;
fancy sandwiches, Mrs. Sam Johnson,
Mrs. W. Wilson; relish tray, Mrs* W.
Wilson, Mrs. Jim Hudson.
Canned apples, Mrs. John Baylor,
Mrs. George Brown; cherries, Mrs. J.
Baylor, Mrs. W. Heimpel; plums, Mrs.
Geo, Brown, Mrs. Ed Hamilton; rasp-
1 berries, Mrs. Mol Allan, Elmer Dow-
Incy; strawberries, Mrs. John Baylor,
tur-
tur-
S. J
car-
raspeberry jaw,
Mrs, “
Mrs.
red
Mrs,
John Baylor, Mrs,
. Robt. Gibson;
Robt. Gibson,
currant jelly,
W. Heimpel
Minnie
sfraw-
Minnie
Minnie
; apple
Robert
Mrs. W.
chicken,
Mrs. W.
Mrs, Mel
tomato
A. P.
John-
dress-
McEl-
Mrs. W.
Mrs. J. Baylor,
POLICE FIND SAFE,
BUT $1,000 GONE
A safe stolen from # the Walkerton
Dairy, June 22, has been recovered by
police in a swamp near Acton.
About $1,000 which it contained was
missing, but valuable papers were
found intact. The safe was returned to
its owners.
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JUST SOUTH OF HARRISTON
F. Campbell;
Norman Sch-
bushel barley,
J. Robinson;
One
bushel
midt, W. F. Campbell;
Norman Schmidt, S.
early oats, Norman Schmidt; late oats,
Norman Schmidt?, J. Robinson, W.
F. Campbell; red clover seed, Norman _____ ____ ____
Schmidt, timothy seed,“ Norman Sch- f Graham; Mrs. George Brown; begonia,
midt, W. F, Campbell, S. J. Robinson;
sheaf fall wheat, Norman Schmidt;
sheaf white oats, Norman Schmidt,
Mrs. W. Heimpel; bushel cut forage
hay, E. H. Strong, W. F. Campbell;
bale of baled hay, Ron McMichael.
Special prizes: bushel of barley,
bushel late oats,
CHRISTIE’S
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back to good condition /
through the modern equips
mSnt in our shop.
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1 WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY
October 6-7
“The Man Between”
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James Mason Claire Boom
t FRIDAY - SATURDAY
October 8-9
“Fort Tl”
(Color)
George Montgomery Joan Vuhs
SUNDAY MIDNIGHT
“KING KONG”.
(Adult)
MONDAY - TUESDAY
October 11 - 12
“Mexicali Hayride”
Bud Abbot Lou Costello
TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY >
Children under 12 yn. admitted free1
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since Labor Day, and including Thanksgiving Day.
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Magicians and Ventriloquists
FREE. Bicycle Draw for School Children
Draw for 40 Turkeys
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20 OZ.
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28 OZ.
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Weather permitting we would like to close our store
at 9 p.m. Saturday, to attend the Midget Ball Game.
See you at the game!
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