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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1978-06-08, Page 17•r Results from Clinton's 124th Spring Fair County Holstein Show Bull calf - Jan. I, 1977 - Dec. 31, 1977, Allen Wylie, Clifford - and Murray Howatt, Blyth; Robert Carter, Blyth. Heifer calf : Conrad Eckert, RR I, Seaforth; Bobnan Farm, RR 3, Blyth. Junior yearling: Conrad Eckert; Bobnan Farm. Senior yearling: Est. of John Franken, Auburn, Conrad Eckert. Junior champion female Est. of John Franken. Reserve junior champ, female: Conrad Eckert. \Dry cow: Ellwood Seili, Ethel; Ken Ramsey, RR 3, Blyth. Female, July 1, 1975 - June 30, 1976, dry or in milk: Ken Ramsey; Hol -den Farm, RR 1, Clinton. Female - July 1, 1975 - June 30, 1976, unfreshened: Henry J. Franken, Auburn; Bobnan Farrn. Female - July 1974 - June 30, 1975: Hol -den Farm; Dave Dalzell, Clinton. Female - July 1, 1973 - June 30, 1974: Elwood Seili; Bobnan Farm. Female, prior to July 1973: David Dalzell; Conrad Eckert. Senior champion female: Elwood Seili. Reserve junior champ female: David Dalzell. Breeders herd : Hol -den Farm. Bobnan Farm. Within breed best udder class: Kenneth Ramsey; Hol -den Farm. Premier breeder- Bank of Montreal trophy: Hol -den Farm, Clinton. Premier exhibitor - Ralston - Purina trophy: Bobnan Farm, RR 2, Blyth. Grand champion female - trophy donated by Huron Central Agr. Society: Elwood Seili, Ethel. Reserve champ female - trophy donated by Royal Bank, Clinton: Dave Dalzell, Clinton. Junior champ female - trophy donated by Carter's West End, Garage: Emma Franken, Auburn. Reserve junior champ - cash voucher - Simpson Sears: Conrad Eckert, Seaforth. Public School Attraction - Dairy calf under 1 year shown by pre-school and public school children not in 4-H Club, 'Work : Shelley Diceman; Brian Howatt, RR 1, Blyth; Daryl Diceman, Kelly. 4-H classes - Dairy - senior heifer calf: Don Carter, Blyth; Jim Seili, Ethel. Junior heifer calf - Perry Wood, RR 3, Blyth. Showmanship - trophy donated by Jack Van Egmond, Clinton: Don Carter, Blyth; Jim Seili, Ethel. Hullett Township Federation of Agriculture, cash donation to exhibitor from Hullett Township with most points in dairy section: Murray Howatt, RR 1, Blyth. Ontario Jersey Spring Show Heifer calf: John A. White and Son, R.R.8, St. Thomas; Grant Butcher and Sons, R.R. 1, Princeton. Junior yearling: Dave Honderich, New Hamburg; John A. White and son. Senior yearling: John A. White & Son; Jack Arm- strong and son, Auburn. Dry cow: Grant Butcher and son, RR` 1", Princeton; John A. White and son. Junior champion female: John A. White and son. Reserve junior champ female: Jack Armstrong, Auburn. Female, July 1, 1975 - June 30, 1976. : Jack Armstrong; Bell City Jerseys, Li ni�"'ited, Princeton. Female, July I, 1974 - June 30, 1975: Dave Honderich; Grant Butcher and sons. Female, July 1, 1973 - June 30, 1974: John A. White and son; Dave Honderich. Female, 1973: Bell City Jerseys, Ltd. Breeders herd: Entry of Bell City Jerseys, Ltd.; J. A. White & Son. Within breed best udder: J. A. White and son; Jack Armstrong. Breeder's herd trophy donated by Huron Central Agricultural Society: Bell City Jerseys Ltd. Grand , champ female, trophy donated by J. W. Joynt, Smith Falls - pres. Ontario Jersey Club: J. A. White and son. Reserve champ female, trophy donated by Baker. Farm and Garden Centre, Clinton: Dave Honderich. Junior champ, female, trophy donated by H. Lobb and Son, Clinton: J. A. White and son. Reserve junior champ, female - donated by J. T. Van Egmond, Clinton: Jack Armstrong. Pet Show Rabbits - any other breed: Andy Riehl, Goderich. Best dog in show: Peter Anstett, Clinton. Dog showing least resemblance to any breed: Lana Jones, RR 3, Clinton. Pigeons - any other breed: Andy Riehl,,Goderich. Most unusual pet: Peter Anstett, Clinton. Ladies' Division Arts & Crafts Cushion, patchwork and embroidery: Irene Shipp, Clinton; Mrs. Wm. Dalmage, Londesboro. Sampler, hand embroidery or applique: Mrs. Heimpel, Wroxeter; Janet McClin- chey, RR 5, Clinton. Petitpoint article: Suzanne Brandon, RR 4, Clinton; Mrs. Heimpel. Needlepoint article: Rosemarie Cooke, Clinton; Ena Shipp, Clinton. Macrame, any article: Miss Mary Thomson, Kip - pen; Janet McClinchey. Tote bag, any media: Strathmere Lodge, Strathroy; Mrs. Frank McDonald, Clinton. Bazaar items - 3 hand- made articles: Pat Wright, RR 2, Bluevale; Jane Bell, RR 2, Seaforth. Ceramics (a) plaque: Nancy Talbot, Clinton; Mrs. Heimpel. (b) figurine: Mrs. Frank McDonald; Barbara Lovett, Londesboro. Decoupage article: Mrs. Frank McDonald; Mrs. Heimpel. Crewel work picture: Janet McClinchey; Nelly Baker, Clinton. Cloth doll, handmade: Helena Tresma, RR . 4, Clinton; Janet McClinchey. Mat. hooked from rags: Mrs. Heimpel; Janet McClinchey. Mat hooked on turkey canvas: Mrs. Derizer, Londesboro; Sandra Burns, Clinton. Mat. any other kind: Mrs. Heimpel. Picture or wall plaque made from dried media: Judi Andrews, RR 5, Goderich; Mrs. Wm. Dalmage, Londesboro. Picture, paint -by -number: Mary Thomson, Kippen; Isobel Hough, Clinton. Oil painting - Autumn or winter scene, Grace Peck, Huronview; Mrs. Heimpel. Best collection of six photographs: Glenn Brandon, RR 4, Clinton; Mrs. Lillian Evans, Clinton. Photo, 8 x 10 portrait: Suzanne Brandon. Stuffed toy animal: Cheryl Ladd, Seaforth; Dorelene Flowers, RR 5, Clinton. Display of five articles made by nursing home or senior citizens' group: Strathmere Lodge, Strathroy; Huronview, Clinton. Liquid painting - Pillow cases, one pair: Mrs. Bill Flynn, RR 4, Clinton; Pat Wright, Bluevale. Dresser scarf or vanity set: Mrs. Ross Trewartha, RR 4, Clinton; Mrs. Bill Flynn. Place mats, two: Pat Wright; Mrs. Ross Trewartha, RR 4, Clinton. Crib quilt: Pat Wright; Marie Campbell, Blu9vale. Quilt or -spread: Mrs. Bill Flynn; Mrs. Ross Trewartha. Wall hanging: Mrs. Bill Flynn; Pat Wright. Velvet picture: Mrs. Bill Flynn; Marie Campbell. Lunch cloth: Mrs. Bill Flynn; Mrs. Ross Trewartha. Article of wearing apparel, decorated: Mrs. Ross Trewartha, Mrs. Bill Flynn. Table Cloth: Marie Campbell; Mrs. Ross Trewartha. Picture on pellon: Pat Wright; Mrs. Ross Trewartha. Westop Bakeries Limited - Grocery voucher to exhibitor with most paints in arts and crafts: Mrs. Bill Flynn, RR 4, Clinton. Sewing - Toddler and children sizes - Toddler playset - knit fabric: Rhea Potter, RR 3, Clinton. Toddlers' dress and matching panties: Judi Andrews, RR 5, Goderich; Rhea Potter. Jumpsuit: Rhea Potter; Audrey Lyndon, Clinton. Velour top: Mrs. F. McDonald, Clinton; Mrs. Mary Marsh, Clinton. Bob Vodden, left, of Hol -Den Farms of RR 1, Clinton received both the Bank of Montreal trophy for being premier breeder and the Elliott Insurance trophy for the breeders herd at the Holstein show at the fair. Don Watson, secretary -treasurer of the Huron Holstein Association, made the presentation. (News -Record photo) We have WHITE BEAN SEED available CLEAN AND TREATED All Bean Chemicals In Stock p Machell 348.8433 Henscll 262-2527 Granton 225-2360 Slacks, . or jeans, or gauchos: Mrs. Mary Marsh; Mrs. Ken Johnston, Clinton. Shorts and top set: Mrs. Frank McDonald; Judy Dixon, Clinton. Short dress, any style; Mrs. Ken Johnson; Grace Potter, Londesboro. Infant stretch terry sleepers: Mary Marsh. Misses and ladies - Afternoon or sun dress: Judy Andrews; Mrs. Frank McDonald. 2 -piece dress: Mary Thomson, Kippet►; Mrs. Ken Johnson. Velour top: Mrs. Ken Johnson; Mary Marsh. Blouse, cotton: Mrs. Ken Johnson; Mary Thomson. Blouse, knit fabric: Mrs. Frank McDonald; Audrey Lyndon. Gauchos, or slacks: Mrs. Ken Johnston ; Audrey Lyndon. Loungewear, housecoat or caftan: Mary Marsh. Long dress: Mrs. Frank McDonald; Louise McGregor, Clinton. 3 piece suit: Mrs. Ken /. Johnson; Judi Andrews. Nightgown • or baby -doll pyjamas; Grace Potter, Londesboro; Mrs. Heimpel, Wroxeter. .Special donated by Scovill Ind. Limited - to' exhibitor with most points in class 34 - 52: Mrs. Ken Johnston. Boys and men - Trousers: Mrs. Ken Johnston; Clinton; Judi Andrews. Sport shirt: Grace Potter, Londesboro. Velour jacket or shirt: Mary Marsh; Mrs. K. Johnson. Tailored jacket: Mrs. K. Johnson. Butterick Home Catalogue special to exhibitor with most points in classes 53 - 56: Mrs. Ken Johnson. Mary's Sewing Centre donates cash prizes to sewing of velour tops - classes 37, 44 and 55: Mrs. Frank McDonald; Mrs. Ken Johnston; Mary Marsh. Apron, bib style: Mrs. Heimpel, Wroxeter; Mrs. Frank McDonald. Machine sewn article, machine embroidered and appliqued: Mrs. Heimpel; Mrs. Frank McDonald. Oven mitt or small ap- pliance cover: Mrs. Frank McDonald, Clinton; Janet McClinchey, RR 5, Clinton, Any non -clothing article: Janet McClinchey; Mrs. J. McDonald. • Simplicity special - to exhibitor with most points in sewing section: Mrs. Ken Johnson. Knitting and Crocheting: Crocheting - Baby set, white: Lillian Evans, Clinton; Robena Tyndall, Clinton. Lady's or child's poncho or cape: Ruth Van Zon, Clin- ton; Sandra Burns, Clinton. Lady's or child's shrink or vest: Irene Shipp, Clinton; Moranne Duddy, Clinton. Cushion in wool: Mrs. Ken Johnson; Mrs. Bill Dolmage, Londesboro. Hat or Tam with matching scarf: Mrs. Ruth Van Zon; Sandra Burns., Afghan: Mrs. Bill Dolmage; Mrs. Dick Roorda, Brucefield. Pair of pillowslips with crocheted edges: Mrs. Heimpel. Slippers: Mrs. Bill Dolmage ; Sandra Burns. Christie Brown and Co. Ltd. - donates a special to winner of class 64: Mrs. Ken Johnson. Knitting - Baby set: Robena Tyndall. Slippers: Robena Tyndall; Janet Hunking, Auburn. Sleeveless V-neck sweater: Mrs. Wm. Dolmage. Mitts and matching hat: Mrs. Heimpel; Mrs. Evelyn Feeney, Clinton. Afghan: Mrs. Duizer, Londesboro; Pat Wright, R. R. 2, Bluevale. Cardigan: Robena Tyn- dall; Moranne Duddy. Cushion: Mrs. Bill Dalmage; Mrs. Loreen Raithby, Clinton; Scott Paper Ltd. - donates merchandise to exhibutor with most points in knitting and crocheting section: Mrs. Bill Dolmage. Needlework Pillowcase, hand em- broidered: Dorothy Marquis, Clinton; Mrs. Loreen Raithby. Luncheon Cloth, hand embroidered: Janet McClinchey, R. R. 5, Clin- ton; Loreen Raithby. Patchwork , quilt: Mrs. Percy Levermore, Clinton; Mrs. Heimpel. Quilt hand applique: Bessie Griffiths, Godrich. Quilt, suitable for boys or girls room: Dorothy Marquis; Janet McClinchey. Quilt, any other design: Judi Andrdws. Scott Paper Ltd.- donates merchandise to exhibitor with most points in Class 79- 84: Dorothy Marquis, Clinton. Clinton Womens' Institute - cash -for most points needlework sections: Dorothy Marquis. Senior citizens class One knitted article: Strathmere Lodge, Strathroy; Helena Tiesma's grandma, Clinton. One crocheted article: Strathmere Lodge, Strathroy; Mrs. Harvey Andrews, Exeter. One embroidered article: Dorothy Marquis; Strath - mere Lodge. Quilt, any design: Strath - mere Lodge; Strathroy Mrs. Harvey Andrews. Domestic science Oil base mayonnais: Deanna Delve, Clinton; Mrs. Dick Roorda, Brucefield. Cooked salad dressing: Mrs. Bill Flynn, R. R. 4, Clinton; Mrs. Dick Roarda, Brucefield. White bread: Mrs'. Dick Roarda; Ron Fleming, Clinton. Brown bread: Mrs. Dick Roarda ; Ron Fleming. Cloverleaf rolls: Mrs. C. Nelson, Clinton. Homemade bran muffins with raisins: Mrs. C. Nelson; Mrs. B. Flynn, R. R. 4, Clinton. Tea biscuits with currants: Mrs. Clarence Dale, R. R. 4, Clinton; Mrs. Dick Roarda. Date and nut loaf: Mrs. Dick Roarda ; Mrs. Clarence Dale. Sponge roll, jam filled: Mrs. Dick Roarda. Carrot cake: Mrs. Wm. Dolmage, Londesboro; Mrs. Dick Roarda. Rhubarb pie: Mrs. C. Nelson. Ginger snaps: Mrs. Wm. Dolmage; Mrs. Charlie Nelson. Unbaked fancy squares: CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1978 -PAGE 17 Mary Thomson, Kippen; Mrs. Charlie Nelson. Oatmeal date squares: Deanna Delve, Clinton; Mrs. Dick Roarda. Two variety of candy: Ron Fleming; Mrs. Lillian Evans, Clinton. Cherry cheese cake: Mary Thomson; Sandra Burns, Clinton. Coffee cake: Mrs. Dick Roarda; Mrs. Charlie Nelson. Club House Foods- donates a special to exhibitor with most points in domestic science, Mrs. Dick Roorda. J. M. Schneider Ltd special, Best Apple Pie: Mrs. Dick Roorda ; Edith Falconer, Clinton. Best Butter tarts: Mrs. Clarence Dale; Mrs. Charlie Nelson. I.G.A. Special - best fancy dessert: Miss Mary Tomson; Edith Falconer. Arva Flour Mills, three varieties of fruit -bread: Mrs. Clarence Dale: Mrs. Wm. Dolmage. Rolls: Mrs. Charlie Nelson. Arrangement of fancy cookies: Mrs. Charlie Nelson; Mrs. Bill Dolmage. Angel food cake: Lillian Evans, Clinton; Mrs. Bill Dolmage. Ontario Bean Producers Marketing Board, best baked beans: Mrs. Charlie Nelson; Mrs. Dick Roorda; Mrs. Heimpel, Wroxeter. Ontario Cream Producers sPecial, best plate of butter tarts: Mrs. Bill Dolmage; Mrs. Charlie Nelson. Ontario Cream Producers special to exhibitor with most points in over ' all baking section: Mrs. Charlie Nelson. Floral exhibits African violet, flowering double: Verne Sawyer, Clinton; Gwen Johnston, Clinton. Fred Vodden, left, presented the fair board tray to Ellwood Selli of Ethel, who had the grand champion female at the Fair's Holstein show last week. (News - Record photo) 110th ANNUAL 1978 IF HENSALL Spring .Tuesday, June 20th Heavy Horses, Light Horses & Ponies Horse Judging to Commence Promptly at 5:oo o'clock BMW SHOW in the AUDITORIUM at 7:15 p.m. - ti(r ENTRY FEE I'RI%ES for Al.l. ('(1NT1*TANTS - FEATURING 6 7-- Prize Hereford Feeder Calves TO BE JUDGED and AUCTIONED Auction Sale of Calves 9:30 P M PARADE at 6 p m with Commercial Floats and Bond Parade 6:00 ®wt. Official Opening 7:30 p.m. Bob McKinley M P for Huron -Middlesex Admission: Adults $1.50 - Students $1.50 - Children under. 12 Free CKNX Mobile Unit in Attendance 1 INSURANCE CO. ZURICH 236-4381 FARMS - HOMES COTTAGES Elgin Hendrick Hugh Hendrick Jack Scotchmer Glenn Webb AGENTS Dashwood Kippen Bayfield Dashwood 238-2011 262-3389 565-3270 237-3229 .41 Rose�� Show CLINTON COUNCIL CHAMBERS Town Hall, Clinton `J FRIDAY, JUNE 23rd, 1978 Viewing Time: 2:30.p.m. to 9:1S p.m. Silver Collection... Door Prize RULES FOR FLOWER SHOWS 1. Entrants must be paid up members, except in Children's classes. 2. Membership fee of '1.00 may be paid whementering exhibits. 3. All flowers must be grown by the exhibitor, except in arrangement classes. 4. No exhibitor may show more than one entry in each class. 5. The exact number of stems or blooms called for must be shown. A bud on an entry is classed as a bloom if it shows colour. 6. A specimen rose must have the first row of petals open and have at least' two compound leaves attached. A Hybrid Teo specimen must have been debudded. 7. If possible, variety names should be placed on the entry cards. 8. In the arrangements, accessories and other live foliage and flowers will be allowed but class flower must predominate. 9. Candles in arrangements may be more than 12" high. 10. All Exhibits must be in place by 11:45 a.m. CLASSES 1. One Bloom Hybrid Tea, White or Near White 2. One Bloom Hybrid Tea, Yellow 3. One Bloom Hybrid Tea, Pale Pink 4. One Bloom Hybrid Tea, Deep Pink 5. One Bloom Hybrid Tea, Red 6. One Bloom Hybrid Tea, Bi -colour or Blend 7. One Bloom Hybrid Tea, Any Other Colour 8. One Bloom Peace, Yellow only 9. One Bloom Peace, Any other variety 10. One Bloom Peace, Any variety, Full Blown 11. 3 Stems Grandiflora, Any Colour or Colours 12. 3 Blooms Hybrid Tea, Any Colour or Colours 13. 3 Stems Polyanthus 14. 3 Stems Floribundas 15. 3 Stems Climbers, Any Colour or Colours 16. 7 Roses 17. Arrangement of Climbers or Ramblers Any Colour or Colours 18. Dining Room Table Arrangement of Roses. Not over 12" high 19. Arrangement of Roses, Suitable for Mantel 20. Rose Corsage, In plastic bag, with pin 21. 5 Stems of Sweet William 22. 1 Spike of Delphinium, Any Colour 23.3 Stems of Any Woody Flowering Shrub 24. Pansies, 7 Blooms, foliage attached 25. Artistic Arrangement of Pansles 1.00 26. Arrangement of Mixed Garden Flowers 1.50 27. Flower Arrangement Using a Candle 1.50 28. Tall Arrangement Using Fresh Seasonal Material, Suitable for a Hall Table 1.50 29. Nosegay, Using a Paper Doilie 1.50 30. African Violet - Single Crown .75 31. African Violet - Multiple Crown .75 32. Rex Begonia, Any Variety, Potted .75 33. Fuchsia, Potted .75 34. Baby's Tears, Potted .75 PRIZES 1st 2nd 3rd .50 .25 .50 .25 .50 .25 .50 .25 .50 .25 .75 .50 .25 .75 .50 .25 .75 .50 .25 .75 .50 .25 .75 .50 .25 1.25 .75 .50 .75 .75 .75 .75 .75 1.25 1.25 1.25 .75 .75 .75 .50 .50 .50 1.25 ..75 .50 1.25 .75 .50 1.50 1.00 .75 1.50 1.00 .75 1.50 1.00 .50 .50 .50 .50 1.00 .75 .35 .35 .35 .35 .75 .75 .50 .25 .2S .25 .25 .50 1.00 .75 1.00' .75 1.00 .75 1.00 .75 .50 .25 .50 .25 .S0 .25 .50 .25 .50 .2S CLASSES FOR CHILDREN OF ELEMENTARY SCHOOL AGE AND CLINTON JUNIOR GARDENERS 35. Arrangement of Garden Flowers for a Graduation 1.00 4th .25 .75 .50 5th 6tb .2S .25 36. Arrangement of Wayside'Flowers - Six Prizes of '1.00 each and Special Books for 1st and "2nd Prize Winners. Donated by Mrs. Frank Fingland SPECIAL PRIZES 1. Cash Award donated by Bank of Montreal, Clinton Branch, for the Champion Rose in the show. 2. Silver Rose Bowl donated by the Royal Bank of Canada, Clinton Branch, for highest number of points acquired by a single exhibitor. 3. Clinton Community Credit Union Award for 2nd highest number of points acquired by a single exhibitor. 4. Merchandise Certificate donated by K. C. Cooke Florist for 3rd highest nurhber of points acquired by a single exhibitor. 5. Trophy donated by Red Rose Tea Co. for the best Red Rose In the show. 6. The Grace Middleton Memorial Award, donated by Mr. Stewart Middleton for the best arrangement in the show. 7. Bronze Medal donated by the Canadian Rose Society for the highest number of points in classes 1 to 10 incl. 8. Cash Award. donated by Florence Pullen forthebest potted plant in classes 30-34 incl. 9./ Door Prizes donated by Clinton Junior Gardeners and Clinton Horticultural Society. President: MRS. INA MAE DURST Treasurer MISS KATHLEEN ELLIOT Secretary MRS. LAURIE SMITH Flower Show Convenors MR. FLORENCE PULLEN MRS. SUZANNE BRANDON Judge: MR. S. JENKINS. London Flower Show Treasurer MRS. LAURA FORBES • �r�Wlsikik04k44AAikkik4kS40 .4k 44-