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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1975-09-04, Page 2• „, +.144004% 4.11, ate ' 6.4,1,04,41.11,e1.` copy rolls Penfannd and. to the Clinton the early OW& Miss Barbara Rudd of Barre, formerly of Clinton,, graduated this summer from Georgian College of Applied Arts and Technology, Barrie. She received her diploma in the Design Arts -Material Arts Program, specializing in weaving and textiles. She will return to' Georgian College in September to further her studies in techniques and design. During the summer, Barbara has been working at Barrie Public Library in the •"Experience 15" program, sponsored by the Ontario Goverinnent. Her project has been the promotion of Talking Books for those who cannot see or, for some other reason, are unable to use conventional books. Her experience at Clinton Public Library and also with the 1973 OFY Senior Citizens' project in Clinton has been helpful to her this sum- mer. Mr. and Mrs. Wallis Booslitli and Kate and John of Bur/04ton visited this past we* with Mrs. Gladys Wallis 0:Clinton. When you, the merchants, meet our advertising manager. Mr. Howard Aitken, next time, - ask hien about "the Cale that got away". He will be able to give you a graphic account, complete with outstretched arms (naturally) of two that got away. But, as proof positive; of a very successful, fishing holiday in northern Saskatchewan, there is a picture of Howard and wife. Marg, standing proudly behind a string of no less than 15 that didn't get away. Just one af- ternoon's catch! Now that school is back in for another year - here's a quote., for an students: "There's nothing wrong in turning over.a new leaf, but see to it that both sides ' aren't alike." Cathy Madill, IS, of Blyth, a stixlent at. Central Huron Secondary School in Clinton, was chosen Miss Pork Hostess for Huron County at a barbeque and dance In Seaforth ThUriday. Runner-up was Judy Miller, 20, of R.R. 1, Dash -- wood. The contest and harbeque-dance were spconsored by the Huron County Pork Producere-Astoclation. Miss Madill now Win take part In the Southwestern Ontario competition. (photo by Wilma Oke) Myth student picked Huron Pork Hostess An enthusiastic crowd of 1,233 pork lovers partook of the Annual Pork Barbecue and Dance in the Seaforth Arena. Hundreds more had to be turned away, because the capacity of the barbecue operated by Leo Kroonen of Dublin was strained to the limit. After thedelicious meal, competing for the honor to be Heron County Pork Hostess 1975 took place. Six lovely girls vied for the title. After an interview with the three judges, who quizzed them on their knowledge of pork cooking and table display, each spoke for two minutes on the merits ofjrk. The judgeswere Mrs. Robert McKinley, Mrs. Murray Gaunt and Mrs. Jack Riddell, wives of Huron County's three representatives in Parliaments. Cutting a log while fighting a clock is a tough task, no matter what your age as this gentleman demonstrated at the Bayfield Fair la.st Saturday. (photo by Milveni Erickson) - HOME COMFORT • They awarded the Hostess crown to Miss Cathy Madill of Blyth. Second place was taken by Miss Judy Miller of Dash- • wood. The runner-ups were Miss Barbara Miller of Exeter, Miss Glenna Ellis of Clinton, Miss Teresa Ondrejicka of Exeter and Miss VanDoornik of Seaforth. Frank Bainton of Bainton's Old Mill of Blyth presented the winner with a beautiful suede pigskin jacket. The other contestants received a cheque from the Huron Pork Producer Association who sponsored the, event. — Miss Brenda Moore of Goderich Townshipt who was 1974 HOSlieg, crowned the net Hastessand spoke briefly of her experiences during the year when she had the title. Federation plans two -0o4B°"40407 OVA figwort,- in container Miss Doreen _en410. Mr**, Ai. fiernettlrs4 **rlitme t.rOoTreeetr46#WHda-rs. Irene Watson, Mrs. E. Turner, Mra* David —named — in bud vase - Mrs. I. Watson. Mrs. Lois Lance.Mrs.A. Damon, miniature bouquet - in a thirnble Mrs. Retorting, Mrs, E. TOrner, Mrs, I. Watson. IfeSeltal arrangement for a tray (Special) .Mrs. I. Watson, Mrs. D. Turner, Mrs. Lois Lance. Rose collection --- Mrs. A,. , Barnett. Mrs. I. Watson* Cup and saucer floral display A. Barnett, Mrs. E. Turner, Doreen MacKenzie. Dining room table centre • Mrs. A. Barnett Mrs. D. Werner; Doreeen MacKenzie. Driftwood with dried plants - Mrs. Irene Watson, Doreen MacKenzie, Mrs, Wm. Dolmage. Special prize - K.C. Cooke, Florist - Mrs. Irene Watson. • P:ttePlantplants- One Africanviolet - single - Mrs.lit. Barnett. One Begonia - fibrous rooted - Doreen MacKenzie. Mrs. Vera Gregg, Mrs. R. Merrill. One Begonia - tuberous - Canon 11. Paull: Mrs. A. Barnett, Mrs. H. Beierling. • One Coleus • Mrs. E. Turner. Canon H. Paull. Mrs. 14. Beierling. ut flowers - SRapdragorts. (7 blooms) - Mrs. H. Beierling, Mrs. R. Merrill. Mrs. A. Barnett. Asters - 7 blooms - princess or ladies - Mrs. A. Barnett. Mrs. Frances Schilbe. Mrs. E. Turner. Chrysanthemum display - Mrs. A. Barnett. Catendulas - (7 blooms) - Doreen MacKenzie, Mrs_ A. Barnett. , Asters - 7 blooms - cactus - Mrs. Elsie Reder. Cosmos display - Mrs,. Beierling, Mrs. A. Barnett. Doreen MacKenzie. Dahlias - display - Mrs. A. Barnett, Doreen -MacKenzie, Canon H.'Paull: Gladiola - 3 spikes - different - Mrs. E. Turner, Mrs. A. Barnett. Marigolds - African - display - Mrs. E. Turner, Mrs. 11. Beierling, Mrs. A. Barnett. Marigolds - French - display - Mrs. H. Beierling. Mrs. . E. Turner, Mrs. A. Barnett. Pansies - display - Mrs. A. Barnett, Doreen MacKenzie, Mrs. H. Beierling. Pentunias - single - display - Doreen MacKenzie, Mrs. H. Beierling. •,A Petunias - double - display Mrs. A. Barnett. Mrs. H. Beierling. Salvia - display - Mrs. H. -Beierling. Zinnias - 7 blooms - Mrs. E. Turner, Mrs, D. Turner, Mrs. 14. Beierling. Zinnias - pompom 7 blooms _ meet the candidates nights Special prize - Canadian Mrs. A. Barnett, Mrs... D. Turner. Imperial Bank of Comrlerce - It has beceme a tradition with the Huron Federation of Agriculture to organize a "meet the candidates night" at election time. This year two such meetings are to be held, one at Exeter for tire riding of liuron-Middiesex and one at Wingham for the Huron -Bruce riding. On the night of September 11 at 8 p.m.. the Exeter highschool will be the place where Liberal incumbent John (Jack) Rid- den, Progressive Conservative James (Jim) Hayter and NDP candidate Paul Carroll will field questions from the audience. This aedience is not confined to members of the Federation but is open to any citizen who wants answers to some questions. On Septerober-9-at 8:30 p.m. the Wingham highschool will be the scene ,where Liberal in- cumbent Murray Gaunt, with the NDP candidate still to be named will respond. The PCs have not . committed them- selves as yet. If previous years' turnouts are repeated. we can look forward to large audiences of interested voters. Rose Bowl - most points overall in tbiasettion4Mrs, A, .1)*rnetk,RR 2, Godezich; second • Mrs. • fl. rt stet!. CORN Six ear0Orit:141Yeet Cern - F. McCymont. $1X,. ears 4144.. corn P. Meayment. Frances Schilbe. Six tallest stalks corn— iste Reder. Beatrice Thomson i Julia Armstrong. Silt ears Indian corn - F. IVIcClymont Sixears bantans sweet corn • F. McClymont, Mrs. E. Turner, Mrs. R. Getty. ' VEGETABLES • Potatoes - eqt. basket - Cobblers- Mrs. Elsie Reder. Red Potato A.V. - Mrs. Freda Boa, August DeGroot. Sebago; Keith Fryer, F. McCiymont. Kennebec- Dick Rooria. Kathadin - F. McClymont. A.O.V. early potato - named - Mrs, R. Getty. Three wittier radish A.V. - Mrs. E, Turner. Five table carrots - long - Mrs. R. Getty. Mrs. E. Turner. Jas. Fitzgerald. • Five table carrots - short - Keith Fryer. Mrs. E. Turner, August DeGivot. Five table beets • long - Dick Roorda. Five table beets - round - Mrs. R. Getty. Jas. Fitzgerald, 3D. Bruce. Five large onions - white -not Spanish - Canon H. Paull, Beatrice T40102004, 1.D. 000. 0 Pepj, five r,,r$e. onions yellow Mrs. F. Boa, . Mrs. gm. Rii .DieltItoor4 Five large onions- red Mrs. E. Torn*. Five Spanish onions Mrs. P. Boa, US- Fitzgerald, Stuart Watson. Five red. Immune*. - Mrs. Carol Penhale, Augu-sti4tearoot. Walter - Thompson. ° Five tersest tomatoes Jas. Fitzgerald, Dick Roorda, Frances Schilbe. Five largest green tomatoes - Mrs. E. Turner, 3.D. Bruce, Dick Roorda. Collection fruit tomatoes • Jas. Fitzgerald. Vegetable novelty - 1, -Fit- zgerald, Mrs. R. Getty, Marion Pence (Mrs'.) Five green peppers - sweet - Mrs. H, Morenz, Mrs. Elsie Reder, Mrs. Frances Schilbe. Five hot peppers • J. Fit- zgerald. Five parsnips - Mrs. E. Turner, Mrs. R. Getty. Collection peppers - Mrs. Wm. Dolmage, Mrs. R. Getty. Collection garden herbs - J. Fitzgerald. Two heads cauliflower - J. Fitzgerald. To heads round cabbage - white - J. Fitzgerald, Dick -Roorda. Mrs. E. Turner. • Two heads cabbage - white - Mrs. E. Turner. Two heads red cabbage Mrs. E. Turner, Stuart Watson, F. McClymont. Reder, Schllbt Two fitntorgun squash ,Nim Roder. Mrs. Frances McCiyrnont. Two yellow Hubbard squash F. Nicely:nom Two green Hubbard squash Stuart Watson. F. McClymont,t Mrs. R. Getty. Two pie pumpkin round Keith Fryer„ J. 'Fitzgerald, E. Turner. Two watermelon - A.V. Frances Schilbe. Two citron - F. McClymont,y Carol Penhale. Two muskmelon -- A.V. Doreen MacKenzie, cargi- Penhale. Frances Schilte. One large pumpkin ' - Caret Penhale, Mrs. J. Dowson, Keith Fryer. Four table cucumbers - Waite Thompson, Mrs. E. Turne -Frances Schilbe. --Twelve gherkins - Mrs. E. Turner, Mrs, R. Getty. One large squash - F. McClymont, Stuart Watson, 3. Fitzgerald. One large sunflower head Mrs. David Turner, Keith Fryer Mrs. Susan Faber. One tallest sunflower - Mrs. David Turner, Keith FryeriMrs: Wm, Dowson. Collection of vegetables - Dick Roorda, Stuart Watson, F. McClymorit, Mrs. WM. Mintage. • The over six month class in the baby show at the Bayfield Fair last Saturday was won by Mrs. Charles Warner with Dawn, left, of London, while Mrs. John Bjerg with Joshua of Bayfield was second. (photo by Milvena Erickson) an solve this w'inter's ,"Home,Heating" problems To -day * ALL WEATHER AUTOMATIC 011 DELIVERY * BP FURNACCFUEL OIL BUDGET PLAN. No carrying charges, service charg es or interest. Ten equal monthly payMents cover your whole seaso•n's supply m m:mmmN MIr 1 This BP Home Comfort -Wes Booklet shows hew to so* money on all home heating PM. IS blernst And who doesn't wont to unto money/I PHONE 4$241163 OR USE THIS COUPON KARENWESTON Graduate • of ,Ryerson Polytechnical institute. With Union Gas six years. MARGUERITE ADAMS Graduated in Consumer Foods from the University of Guelph. - Employed at Union Gas for , ane year. We take the worry Why wait until winter? 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