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P11T,RSDAY, QQGiTOBF,R :6, 1953
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rnont; hubbard squash, H. Dres-
ser, A. Haugh; vegetable marrow,
Mrs. 13. Rathwell, A. Haugh; pie
pumpkin, Mrs. W. Clarke, D'Arey
Rathwell; largest pumpkin ; or
squash for feed, A. Haugh;. gher-
kins, A. Haugh; eucumbers,. H.
Dresser, Snowden and Grainger;
garden herbs, 'Mrs. Bryant, F. Me-
Clymont; cabbage, Mrs, Jewell;.
white onions, Mrs, Metcalf, A.
Haugh; yellow onions, Mrs. Jewell,
D'Arcy Rathwell; red onions, -A.
Haugh; Spanish onions, Mrs. John
Gibson; red tomatoes, E. Schilbe,
' Mrs. Gibson; yellow tomatoes, A.
Haugh, F. McClymont; small fruit
tomatoes, A. Haugh, P. McCly-
mont; peppers, A, Haugh; sweet
peppers, A. Haugh, Mrs. Jewell.
Potatoes, cobblers, H, Dresser,
Jewell; late potatoes, F. Stirling,
Mrs. J. Gibson; giant white sugar
mangolds, E. Grigg; yellow inter-
mediate mangolds, R. Stirling;
table turnips,. Snowden and Grain-
ger, H. Penhale; table carrots,
long, Jewell, McClymont; table
carrots, -short, Mrs. B. Keyes,
Jewell; parsnips, McClymont;
winter radishes, A. Haugh;
McPherson Bros. special, for
most points invegetable section,
Allan Haugh.
GRAIN aid SEEDS
Fall wheat, H. A. Fuss, Zurich;
white oats, F. McClymont, Fuss;
barley, Fuss; timothy seed,.D'Arcy
Rathwell, Fuss; flint corn, John
Taylor, Brucefield, A. Haugh;
' heaviest and tallest stalks of corn,
E. Grigg, A. Haugh.
FINE ARTS
Oil painting, scene, Mrs. D.
Gemeinhardt, Mrs. Jack Howard,
Bayfield; any other subject, Hales
Dresser, Mrs. E. Darling; water
colour, scene, Steven Scotchmer,
Bayfield, Mrs. Howard; . AOS,
Mrs. Darling, Mrs. Howard. Char-
coal, original crayon or pencil
sketch, Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Dari-
• Ing; poster, agricultural subject,
Mrs. Howard; handmade greeting
cards, Mrs. Howard, 'Mrs. Fuss;
pencil sketch, Mrs. Howard, • Mrs,
Darling; 12 amateur snapshots, H.
Dresser, D. Gemeinhardt; any new
craft, Albert Woods, Mrs. Gem-
einhardt.
Specials: Best painting in oil,
11. Dresser, Mrs'. Howard; best
painting, country scene in pencil
or charcoal, Mrs. Howard.
LADIES' WORK
Living room: needlepoint ,cover
for chair or footstool, Mrs. Darl-
ing, Mrs. Fuss; crocheted centre-
piece, Mrs. Darling, Mrs. Jewell;
chesterfield set, crocheted, Mrs.
Darling, Elizabeth Weber, .Zurich;
table centrepiece, fancy, Mrs. IL
Klopp, Mrs. Darling; cushion, Mrs,
Fuss, H. Klopp; tatting,. Mrs,
Darling, Mrs. Gemeinhardt.
Dining room: crocheted table
cloth, Mrs. Darling; tea towels
and penholders, Mrs. Darling, Mrs.
Jewell; tea • cloth embroidered,
Mrs. Darling, E. Weber; centre-
piece, Mrs. Darling, Mrs. Sturg-
eon; luncheon set, cloth and .ser-
viettes, Mrs. Darling, E: • Weber;
buffet set, crocheted or embroid-
ered, Mrs.' Darling, Mrs, Sturgeon;
luncheon set, E. Weber, Mrs. Bry-
ant; four place mats and centre-
piece, Mrs; Darling.
Bedroom: allow cases, embroid-
ered, Mrs. Sturgeon; Mrs. Darling;
pillow eases, any style, Mrs. D.
Gemeinhardk, Mrs. Darling; van-
ity set, three pieces,. Mrs. Darling,
E. Weber; pair guest towels, dif-
ferent design, Mrs. Darling, E.
Weber.
-Children's wear: overalls, Mrs.
B. Keys, Mrs. Sturgeon; girl's
wool socks, H. A, Fuss, Mrs.
Jewell; girl's ' wool mitts, Mrs.
Darling, Mrs. Gemeinhardt; ;child's
sunsuit, Herb Klopp, Mrs. Darl-
ing; child's pullover sweater, Mrs.
Jewell, Mrs. Darling; cardigan
sweater, H. A. Fuss, Mrs, Darling;
smocked dress, Mrs. B. Keys, Mrs,
Darling;* baby's jacket, , bonnet
and bootees, crocheted, E. Weber;
knit, Mrs. J. Keys, Darling; crib
quilt, Mrs. Darling, Mrs. J. Grigg;
carriage cover, Darling; sport
shirt, Mrs. B. Keys.
Ladies' wear: apron, Darling,
Klopp; cotton house dress, Darl-
ing, Klopp; bed jacket, Darling;
gloves, wool, Darling, Mrs. B.
Keys; hostess apron, Darling, Mrs.
13. Keys; crocheted gloves, Fuss,
Darling; handbag, hand tooled
leather, Fuss, Klopp; wool sweat-
er, Darling, Fuss; skirt, Keys,
Fuss; stole, Welsh, Darling.
Men's wear: pyjamas, Klapp,
Darling; pullover sweater, sleeve-
less, Darling, Fuss; heavy mitts,
Darling, Jewell; fine gloves, Je-
well, Klopp; diamond socks, E.
Weber, Darling; heavy socks,
Darling, . Mrs. Colclough; fine
socks, Darling, Mrs. F. McEwan,
Bayfield; • sport shirt, Darling,
ss.
HOME MANUFACTURES
Bedspread, -crocheted, Darling,
Bryant; bedspread, Mrs. J. Keys,
Darling; quilt,, applique, Darling,
E. Weber; quilt, cotton patched,
Miss Mae Coleman, Darling; quilt,
cotton plain, fancy quilting, Fuss;
afghan,' crocheted, Darling, E.
Weber; afghan, knitted, Mrs. D.
Gemeinhardt, Darling; hearth
rug, hooked, yarn, Darling; hearth
rug, hooked wool, rags, Miss Cole-
man, Darling; rag mat, braided,
Darling, E. Weber; home made
hand soap, Jewell, McEwan; stuf-
fed toy, Jewell, Darling; house
slippers, Darling.
HORSES
Agricultural, all classes won by
Spencer Sinclair, Florence, except
second in gelding or filly foaled in
1952 or previous, which was won
by Aubrey Toll, Blyth.
Heavy Draught, gelding or filly
foaled in 1954, Aubrey Toll; in
1952 or previous, Ken McDougall,
Auburn; Aubrey Toll, Blyth.
Parchment Belgian, gelding or
filly foaled in 1953, Elmo Pritch-
ard, Lucknow.
Ponies, all classes won by E1=
mer Johnston, Atwood, except the
hackney pony, in which E.
Schroeder, Hensall, placed first
and second; Johnston was third.
Hackney tandem, E. Schroeder,
E. Johnston. Single roadster in
harness, Ernest Little, Goderich;
team in harness, E. Little; hack-
ney or carriage team in harness,
George Lo u g h e e d, Forest;
Schroeder, Johnston; single hack-
ney or carriage horse in harness,
Schroeder (1 and 2); Belgian or
Percheron team in harness, Elmo
Pritchard, Lucknow; wagon team
in harness, Bert McBride, Zurich;
single wagon horse on halter, Bert
McBride (1 and 2); agricultural
team in harness, Spencer Sinclair,
Aubrey Toll; heavy draught team
in harness, Ken McDougall; sad-
dle horse, ridden, Harold Clark,
Woodham; best matched team;
Elmer Johnston.
Simpson's, London, special:
Spencer Sinclair.
DAIRY CATTLE
Holsteins: cow in calf or milk-
ing, William Boyd, Walton; heifer,
under two years or milking, W. L.
Boyd; heifer under two years, W.
L. Boyd, Jack Dunn, Bayfield, W.
Boyd; heifer, under one year,
Boyd (1 and 2), Kenneth Potter,
Clinton, Jack Dunn; herd, Boyd.
Jerseys: bull, over one year,
Lorne Carter, Seaforth; Tom
Rathwell, Clinton; bull, under one
year, T, Rathwell; cow in calf or
milking, L. Carter (1 and 3), T.
Rathwell, James Storey, RR 3,
Clinton; heifer, two years or milk-
ing, L. Carter (1 and 2), T. Rath -
well (3 and 4); heifer, under two
years, L. Carter, T. Rathwell (2
and 4), J. Storey; heifer, under
one year, L. Carter (1 and 2), J.
Storey, T> Rathwell; herd, L. Car-
ter, T. Rathwell.
Ayrshires: bull, under one year,
M. Lobb and Sons, RR 2, Clinton
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ac.,
is o time to think of
all the good things that
have come your way.
We'd like to think we've
added our bit with ser:
vice that keeps you look-
ing' poised, attractive,
well-groomed . .. expert
dry cleaning you can
count on the year 'round.
Castoi'L
LAUNDRY &.
CLEANERS
"L£T ONE CALL PO ! T ALL'?
CLINTON
(1 and 2); cow in calf or milking,
M. Lobb (1 and 2) ; heifer, two
years or milking, M. Lobb (1 and
2);, heifer under two years, M.
Lobl2 (1 and 2), Jim Harrison,
Goderich, Richard Harrison, Bay-
field; heifer under one year, Jim
Harrison (1 and 4), M. Lobb• (2
and 3) ; herd, M. Lobb.
Specials: T. Eaton Co. Ltd. for
bet jersey ca'lf,. L. Carter; Dr, W.
B. t Coxon, Zurich, for truest to
type heifer, two years and under,
W. L. Boyd; best dairy cow, any
breed, M. Lobb.
BEEF CATTLE
Shorthorns: bull; calved in 1954
or previous, Jack Peck, Hehsall;
William Pepper, Seaforth (2 and
4), 3, Ostrom, Varna; bull calved
10 1955, W. Pepper, (1 and 2), Roy
Pepper, RR 3, Seaforth, Jack
Peck; cow or heifer, calved in
1953 or previous, J. Peck (1 and
3), W. Pepper, J. Ostrom; heifer,
Quality Feeds
Feed Quality Feeds For Results
Now is the time to start your layers on a good Lay
Mash supplemented with Lay Pellets. Start
now if you are not already feeding QUALITY
FEEDS -the feed that pays.
Also HOG FEEDS that have proven to be money mak-
ers -it is notthe cost that counts -it is
PROFITS OVER COSTS. '
DAIRY and STEER FEEDS that are, really giving re-
sults. See us for either Concentrates or a
Complete Feed for all live stock. it pays
to balance your farm grains with Concen-
trates. Concentrates do not cost money, it
saves you cash and makes profits besides.
Let us show you how to save money by
balanced feeding.
NOW is the time to Fertilize for next year's pasture.
Try a few acres and prove os others have
done that it 'pays to fertilize.
PHONE- 114
S. RIDDICK and SONS
FEEDS- SEEDS GRAINS- CONCENTRATES
FERTILIZERS - FARM SUPPLIES
•
calved h 1954, J. Peck (1 a1id 3),
W, Pepper, 7;,, O�W.sm;; hei
calved in ,1955, PepQtroer, l[oyfer
Pepper (2 and 3), 3. Peck; herd,
3, Peck, W. Pepper, ,Roy, Pepper.
-Aberdeen 'Angus: ''L.:E.. eland
Zurich, took all prizes but second
place for heifer calved in 1955,
which was won by Robert John-
ston, -'RR 1;'=Varna.
Herefords: bull, calved in 1954
or 'previous, W. Coates and Son,.
RR 1, Centralia (1 and 3), J. and
M. McCullough, RR 3, Clinton;
bull calved in.1955, Coates (1 and
2), J. and M. McCullough,, E. R. Pepper.
Howatt, Belgrave;, cow or, heifer Lincoln: all classes won by A.
calved in 1953 or previous, Coates, D, Steeper, Ailsa Craig.
Howatt; heifer calved in 1954, Oxford: all classes won by Don
Coates (1 and 2), E. Howatt; Clair Dearing, Exeter.
Cox; heifer calved in 1955, Coates, Dorset Horn: all classes won by
Howatt (2 and 3), McCullough; Peter Dearing, Exeter.
herd, Coates, McCullough, Howatt. Suffolk: ram, two shears or
Specials: Supertest, for best over, A, D. Steeper.
herd of beef. cattle, Jack Peck. Specials: pen of four, any breed,
Best baby beef, Joanne McCul-
lough, Mary McCullough, W. R.
Pepper, Donald, McCabe, RR 1,:
Goderich,
Leicester: ram,two shears or
over, W. R. Peper, Donald Gra-
ham,- Parkhill; ram shearling, D.
Graham (1 and 3), W. Pepper,
Roy Pepper; rare lamb,, W. Pep-
per (1 and 3), Don Graham; ewe,
two shears or over, W. Pepper, D.
Graham (2 and 3) ; ewe shearlingg,
W. Pepper, ID. Graham (2 and 3);
ewe lamb, W. Pepper, D. Graham,
W. Pepper, Peter Dearing; mar-
ket lamb specill, best pair, W.
Pepper.
SWINE
Yorkshire: aged boar, brood
sow, boar littered in 1955, all won
by A. H. Warner; sow littered in
1955, J. and M, McCullough (1
and 2), John Ostrom.' "`
Market Hogs: best pair bacon
hogs, 'any breed, Warner McCul-
lough, Warner.
T. Eaton Co. Limited. Special
for best pen of three bacon hogs,
A. Warner, .
POULTRY
Jersey Black Giants, Clifford
Pepper, Dashwood; New Hamp-
shire Reds, C. Pepper, Eldon
Laird, Thedford; Rhode Island
Reds, C. Pepper, Mel Crich, Clin-
ton; Barred , Rocks, utility, C.
Pepper, E. Laird; Barred Rocks,
exhibition, E. Laird; White Rocks,
utility, E. Laird, C. Pepper; White
Rocks,, exhibition, E. Laird, C
Pepper; Wyaridottes, silver, C
Pepper, E. Laird; Wyandottes
white, C. Pepper; 13,rahrnas, light,
C. Pepper, E. Laird.
Dorkings, silver grey, C. Pep.
per; Orpingtons, Buff, C. Pepper;
Sussex, Light, 1, Laird, C. Pep-
per; Leghorns, brown utility, E',.
Laird; Anemias, C. Pepper; Min-,
orcas, black, C. Pepper, E. Laird:
White Leghorns, C. Pepper, ;E,
Laird; Houd'ans, C. Peppe',
Water Fdwl: Muscovy Ducks,
old, Leonard Merner, Zurich'
young, L, Merner; Pekin ducks,
ola. Laird, L. Merner; young,
Laird, Merner; Rouen ducks, old,
Ed Reeves, Clinton, E. Merner;:
young, E. Deeves, L. Merner;
Embden geese, old, Eldon Merner.
E. Merrier won for toulouse, geese,
old and young, old, and guinea
fowl; bronze turkeys won by E.
Deeves.
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