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Clinton News-Record, 1950-10-05, Page 7R'HURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, Prize Winners Given AtBayfleici_Fall Fair 950 In •addition to those published in last week's issue, results of tare judging at. Bayfield Fall Fair last week are as follows: Trotting •Races Billy. •L. (J. R. Burns, 1 1 Seaforth) D. Manly (R. Kirkby, 2 2 Walton ... W.G. Grattan (J. Broome, 3 3 Seaforth) Carlie' G. (J. Campbell) 1 1 Polly Floss (R. G. Duck 2 2 worth) B. P. Grattan '(3. Mc- 3 3 Clinchey) Running Races S. Buchanan 2 1 1 F..McDonald 1 2 2 E. Sowerby 4 3 3 H. Dowson 3 4 4 sitt; woodwork -Dunn; Grades 11 and 12—woodwork--Bill Shear- ing, Cliff Talbot; Grade i0 rope splicing — Ron Carter, Arnold Taylor, Leonard O'Rourke, Boyd Taylor,. S. Broadfoot. Moine Economics — Grade 9 — Ruth Clark, Phyllis Mack, El- eanor Mae Coleman, Barbara Brandon; Grade 10 — Marilyn Dawson. Poultry — Bantams — S. Broad - foot and R. McGregor; utility. hybrids—R. McGregor; purebred Tullets—S, Broadfoot; aylor Ted Dunn, Don Waner. CDC! Special Classes Vegetables onions -Stewart Broadfoot, Barbara Brandon, Bob McGregor; carrots — Broadfoot, McGregor; parsnips—Broadfoot; beets — Broadfoot, McGregor; corn — Broadfoot; cucumbers— Broadfoot; cabbage — Broadfoot, McGregor; turnips — Broadfoot, McGregor; pie pumpkins — Mac Coleman; musk melons - Broad - foot; potatoes, certified seed, cob- bler—Broadfoot; any other var- iety—McGregor. Shop Work—Grade 9 — sheet metal—Stewart Broadfoot; wood- work — Stewart Broadfoot, Ken Qibbings, Bob Fines, lack Fraser, Bob McGregor; Grade 10—sheet metal—Edwin Dunn, Toni Con - Public School Fair Schools participating in march- ing, singing and school demon- strations—S.S. 3, S.S. 4, S.S. 6, Bayfield Junior and Senior, S.S, 10, S.S. 11, S.S. 1, S.S. 5, S.S. 14. 'Weed Naming Contest—Ruth Jackson, Jean McGregor, Ruth McFarlane,. Neil McGregor, El- aine Grainger; School Displays S.S. 1, Bayfield Senior, Bayfield Junior; . school displays of five crafts—Bayfield ;.Senior, Bayfield Junior, S.S. 1, S.S. 11; Handsewn cloth apron—Marion Makins, Bayfield; Elaine Graing- er, S.S. 4; Nancy Webster, Varna; Joan McClinchey, Varna; Sheila Soper, Varna; Margaret Howard, Bayfield; Joan McLeod, Bayfield, Handsewn pot holder Mary Grainger, S.S. 4; Valerie Camer- on, S.S. 1; . Cloth or Oilcloth Toy—Doreen McKenzie, Bayfield; Anne Ost- ron, Varna; Sheila. Soper, Elaine Grainger, Margaret Howard, Nancy Webster. Dressed doll, handsewn, junior IN DEMAND BY... an PAGE StVH:t4 CLINTON NEWS -B.: ORB Fine Horses At Bayfield Fair WILLIAM J. DALE, R.R. 1, Clinton, Reeve of Mullett Township, exhibited the best heavy draught team of horses at Bayfield Fail' Fair last week. He also was a•winner at Canadian National Exhibition,, Toronto, and Western Fair, London. ABOVE, with the team is seen EARL HORSLEY.—Engraving courtesy The London Free Press. —Rosalie Watkins, Clinton; Mary Grainger, Christine Everett„ ayYield, senior Patsy Scotch - mer, S.S. 4; Margaret Howard, ,roan McLeod lean McGregor, Helen McLeod, Bayfield. Plasticine model—Judy Couil lard, S.S. 1; Edward Broadfoot, S.S. 1;Linda Couillerd S.S. 1;' Jim Cameron, S.S. 1; Joan Mc- Cowan, Clinton; Ronald West- lake, S.S. 4. Above is not a complete list of Public School prize -winners). Gregor (1 and 2); heifer, year- ling McGregor (1 and 2; heifer calf, McGregor (1 end 2); 'herd, McGregor; best showing of beef cattle, McGregor; best baby beef, McGregor; best beef herd, Mc- Gregor., Klopp. , Fruits Plums, Lombard—Mrs. H. Pen - hale; Rene 'Claude—Mrs. H. Pen - hale, F. McClymont; German prune—F. McClymont; Bradshaw —F. McClymont; Italian prune -- Mrs. H. Penhale, F. MdClycnomt; Pears, Bartlett—F. McClymont, F. Stirling; Duchess ---11. S1flrl- ing; Beaure d'anjou, P. McCly- mont; Beaure clairveau, F. Stirl- ing, Mr. and Mrs. W. Metcalf; Sheldon—F. Stirling; Peaches: F. Stirling; white grapes—Mrs. E. Sturgeon, Mrs. M, Bennett; blue grapes Mrs. W. Metcalf; red grapes—Mrs. W. Metcalf; best basket fruit—Mrs. '1N. Metcalf; apples—hamper Northern Spy—F. Stirling; hamper Macintosh Reds F. Stirling; hamper winter ap- ples, )A,OV-F. Stirling; collec- tion fall apples—F. Stirling; col- lection winter apples F, Stirl- ing; yellow crab apples—F: Me- C'lymont, F. Stirling; red crab apples—F. Stirling, Snowden and Grainger; Baldwins—F. Stirling, F. McClymont; Blenheim Pip- pins—F. Stirling; Delicious—F. Stirling, Ivan McClymont; Gold- en Russet -Mrs. W. Metcalf, F. Stirling; Greenings—F..Stirling, Mrs. W. Metcalf; golden delic- ious—F. Stirling; red delicious— Ivan McClymont; Tompkins—F. Stirling, F. McClymont; Macin- tosh—F. Stirling; Northern Spy— F. Stirling, Snowden and Graing- er; North Star—F. Stirling; On- tario—F.rrling, F. McClymont; Snow—F. Stirling; Talman Sweets —F. McCllyn1ont, F. Stirling; Ribstone Pippin F. Stirling, Snowden and Grainger; Wagner Snowden and Grainger; Wealthy —F. Stirling, F. McClymont; AOV fall apples—F. McClymont, F. Stirling; AOV winter apples —F. McClymont; basket Northern Spy—F. Stirling; basket Macin- tosh—F. Stirling; basket AOV fall—F. Stirling; basket AOV winter—Fi Stirling; Quince—John Keys, Mrs. H. Penhale; judge— Theo Steinbach, Zurich; director in charge—Fraser Stirling. • Horses Agricultural — brood mare — Fred Roney and Son, Mitchell; Lewis Taylor; foal, Roney; year- ling—Roney (1 and 2); gelding or filly—W. J. Dale, Clinton (1 and 2); Honey' (3 and 4) Heavy Draught — yearling — Dale; gelding or filly—Dale (1 and 2). Percheron or Belgian — foal— Taylor; gelding or filly—T. J. McMichael, Auburn (1 and 2); Bruce Grigg (3 and 4). Pony in harness—Joe Corey, Clinton (1 and 2); A. W. Ether- ington, . Hensall; tandem, four- oad- horse hitch—Dale; inhharnesss—J. Broome, Sea - forth; R. • Kirkby, Walton; J. E. Burns, Seaforth; R. G. Duck- worth; single hackney or car- riage horse in harness — Ed. Schroeder' (1 and 2); hackney or carriage team in harness - Ed. Schroeder; Belgian or Percheron team . in harness—McMichael, Grigg; ag- ricultural team in harness -Dale, Roney; heavy draught' team in harness—Dale; exhibitor coming longest distance, Roney Mitchell; best matched team—Grigg; best hdavy draught deem, Dale; special, agricultural, three-year— Roney (1 and 2); judge — Tom Leiper; directors in charge — Harold Penhale, Harvey 'Cole- man. xornm :vide '•?r;:�i�+..�m. :-+m .:zea .:;:>.:::,•:.::. <8` .,,a'� �:.. _ ✓.> wed • CHEVROLET TRUCK SALES PROVE IT — beyond a shadow of a doubt! Every day, more and more operators, large and small, are making their truck choice Chevrolet - for every job. Now more than ever before, Chevrolet is,.the leader in popularity — in sales - right across the land. And no wonder! For the reason Chevrolet Trucks lead. in sales is simply that Chevrolet Trucks lead in value all along the line! Better than ever before, they're more powerful and more versatile. They're built to. A GENERAL M O T 0 as VALUE pay bigger dividends ... finish runs sooner , keep fuel bills low,maintenance costs down. See your Chevrolet Truck dealer now — get the full -story on the leader— Chevrolet Trucks. u cgs TRUCKS. CT -6508 Dairy Cattle Holsteins—heifer calf, H. B. Taylor; Walton; Ed. Dunn, Bay- field; Jersey or Guernsey, bull, Thomas Rathwell, Clinton; Irwin Trewartha, Seeforth (1 and 2); bull calf, Trewartha; cow, Rath - well (1 and 3); Trewartha (2 and 4); heifer, two years, Tre- wartha (1 and 4); Rathwell (2 and 3); heifer, under two years, Ladies' Work Trewartha (1 and 4); Rathwell Living room accessories—croch- (2 and 3); heifer calf, Trewarthateted centrepiece — Mrs. Beaton, (1 and 2); Retbwell (3 end 4); Mrs. Sturgeon; chesterfield set— herd Rathwell, Trewartha (2 Mrs. Ruth Moran, Mrs. Sturgeon; table centrepiece—Miss E. Web- er, H. A. Fuss; cushion—A. H. Werner, Mrs. Howard; tatting — (Continued on Page Eight) and 3; best jersey heifer calf, silver bowl, Trewartha; best heifer, vaccinated Trewarthe; best dairy herd—Rathwell. Beef Cattle Shorthorns—bull calf, A. H. Warner; Aberdeen -Angus — bull, yearling, Klopp Bros.; bull calf, Klopp Bros.; cow, Klopp Bros.; heifer yearling, Klopp Bros. 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