Clinton News-Record, 1946-06-20, Page 3THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1946
CLINTON NEWSi-R1ECOR1D.
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Keen Competition for Prizes at Clinton Spring Show
Many Outside Entries
Vie for $2,200 Awards
Prize winners at Clinton Spring
Show, held in Community Park, Clin-
ton, Thursday last, were as follows:
Heavy Horses
Stallion foaled in 1942: T. J. Me -
Nicholl, Seaforth; Charles Lindsay,
Clinton, 2nd, 3rd and 4th. Filly or
gelding foaled in 1942 or previous:
M. F. Hepburn, St. Thomas; Fraser
Dewar, Atwood; Taylor Brothers,
Grand Valley; Nile Shantz, Platte-
ville; John M. McEwen and Son, Clin-
ton; Fred Roney, Mitchel, Filly or
gelding foaled in 1943: Peter
Graham, Ilderton, Filly or gelding.
foaled in 1944, John Tremeer, Kippen.
Team in harness, M. F. Hepburn;
Taylor Brothers; Nile Shantz; Fred
Roney. Champion heavy horse, M.
F. Hepburn.
Percherons and Belgians: T. J.
McMichael, 1st and 2nd, Filly or
gelding foaled in 1942 or before:
Leonard Listman, Enllbro; Fred
Gregg, Salford; A. D. Robinson,
Ingersoll, 3rd and 4th; Leonard List -
man, 5th. Filly or gelding, foaled
in 1944: Fred Gregg. Filly or geld-
ing, foaled in 1944: Harry Bolger.
Walton; Leland Dunsmore, Strat-
ford. Team in harness: Leonard
Listman, 1st and 2nd; A. D. Robinson,
Fred Gregg.
Percheron or Belgian champion-
ship: and reserve; Leonard Listman,
lst and 2nd.
General Purpose Horses: John
Kreis, Mitchell; Clayton Robinson,
Mitchell, 2nd and 3rd; John Kreis,
4th.
General Purpose Horses: Filly or
gelding foaled in 1942 or before; John
Kreis, Mitchell, 1st and 4th; Clayton
Robinson, Mitchell, 2nd and 3rd.
Team in harness, John Kreis; Clay-
ton Robinson.
Agrciultural horses:, Brood mare:
Fraser Dewar, Atwood; Charles Lind-
say, Clinton. Filly or gelding, foaled
in 1942 or before: M. F. Hepburn;
Leonard Listman; Main Brothers,
Bright; Taylor Brothers, Grand Val-
ley; Fred Roney, Mitchell. Filly or
gelding foaled in 1943: Taylor Broth-
ers; Fraser Dewar, Atwood. Filly
or gelding foaled in 1944: Taylor
Brothers; Fraser Dewar; Harry Bol-
ger, Walton. Team in harness: M.
F. Hepburn; Leonard Listman; Main
Brothers; Fred Roney: Taylor Broth-
ers; Peter Graham, Ilderton.
Championship agricultural horse:
M. F. Hepburn. Reserve champion-
ship: Leonard Listman.
Wagon or express—Single horse
hitched: William Decker, Zurich, 1st
and 2nd; Harry Beaver, Exeter, 3rd
and 4th, Team: William Decker;
Harry Beaver.
Special for three best heavy
draught, agricultural or general pur-
pose: Mitchell F. Hepburn; Taylor
Brothers; L. Listman.
Special for best matched team in
harness: L. Listman,
Four -horse tandem hitch, draught,
general purpose, express or -agricul-
tural: Mitchell F. Hertburn; L. List-
Ohow Secretary
GERALD E. NELSON
Assistant agricultural representative
for Huron County, who acted as sec•
retary of Clinton Spring Shaw.
man; Robinson and Kreis, Mitchell;
Fred Roney, Mitchell.
Light Horses
Single hackney or carriage in har-
ness, 15.2 hands or over: Wallace
Munro, Embro, 1st and 2nd; William
Mayberry, Woodstock;' 3rd. Single
hackney or carriage, under 15.2
hands: Wallace Munro; William May-
berry; Charles •BurrisWoodstock,
Single roadster in harness, 15.2
hands and over: J. L. Wright, List-
owel; L. Thibaudeau, Markdale, 2nd
and 3rd; Henderson Robb, Listowel,
.4th. Single roadster in harness, un-
der 15.2 hands: Wallace Munro, 1st
and 2nd, Carriage team: Wallace
Munro. Roadster team: Wallace
Munro; L. Thibaudeau. Single hack-
ney on line: Wallace Munro; William
Mayberry, 2nd and 3rd; Charles
Burrill, 4th. Two-year-old hackney
or carriage on line: William Mc-
Dougall, Walkerton. Hackney turn-
out: Wallace Munro. Gentleman's
turnout: J. L. Wright; Wallace
Munro; William Mayberry; Charles
Burrill. Lady driver: Wallace Munro
(Mrs, Miller of Milverton driving);
Charles Burrill; J. L. Wright; Wil-
liam Mayberry.
Saddle horse, ridden by Iady or
gentleman: Sid Taylor, London;
Charles Burrill, Alvin McGee.
Hurdle jumping: J. Greisberg,
Walkerton; Alvin McGee,' Goderich; F. K. B. STEWART
Charles Burrill, Woodstock; Bud Oke, Agricultural Representative for Hur-
Goderich; Ira Oke, Goderich. on County, who is now on sick leave
Horse ridden by lady: Charles Bur- at the home of his brother, David G.
rill (Mrs. Collins up); william Mc- Stewart, R.R. 3, Goderich.
Dougall, Walkerton (Jean McNaugh-
ton up).
Gentleman's half -mile road race:
J. L. Wright; Wallace Munro; Lou
Thibaudeau.
Half -mile running race: First heat:
Alvin McGee, Goderich (Donaldson
sup); Ira Oke, Goderich (I. Oise np)•
Alvin McGee (Geisler up); Howard
Dayman, Kippen (Dayman up).
Second heat: :Alvin McGee (Donald-
son up); Ira. Oke; Alvin McGee
(Geisler up).
Best Exhibit
Best exhibit of livetsock owned and
exhibited by one exhibitor from Hul-
lett, Stanley, Goderich and Tuoker-
smith; R. M. Peck, Stanley Town-
ship, with Shorthorns; C', .1. Car-
michael, Hullett Township; Roy Pep-
per, Tuckersmith Township.
Holstein cattle: Bull, one year and
under two: Arlen Betties, Bayfield,
Holstein cow, Dick Jacob, Clinton;
J. W. VanEgmond, Clinton, 2nd and
3rd. Heifer, two years and under
three: J. W. VanEgmond; Allen.
Bettles. Heifer, one year and under
two: Dick Jacob; Allen Bettles, 2nd
and 3rd; J. W. VanEgmond, 4th.
Beef Cattle
Herefords: Heifer calved in 1945:
W. S. O'Neill, Denfield, 1st and 2nd;
W. C. Wright, Cromarty; 3rd and
4th; George Kennedy, 5th and 6th;
H. C. Wright, 7th. Get of sire: W. S.
O'Neill; H. C. Wright; George Ken-
nedy. Bull calved in 1944 or pre-
viously: Edwards Brothers,
Aberdeen -Angus: Bull calved in
1944 or before: Edwards Brothers,
Watford, lst and 2nd. Bull calved
in 1945: Edwards_ Brothers; D, B.
Weldon, London, F. G. Todd, Luck -
now; W. H. Thorn and Son, Auburn.
Heifer calved in 1944: D. B. Weldon,
Edwards Brothers; F. G. Todd; Ed-
wards Brothers; F, G. Todd. Heifer
calved in 1945: F. G. Todd; Edwards
Brothers; F. G. Todd; D. B. Weldon;
W. H. Thorn. Get of sire: D. B.
On Leave of Absence
No One Knows Better Than We Do-
-The magnificent job done by farmers during the
war years under the most trying circumstances. Nor
does anyone more fully appreciate the tremendous task
of supplying world needs of foodstuffs which now' faces
them.
CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR GOOD FRIEND
THE CANADIAN FARMER
W. M. Aiken and Son
CLINTON
Harness, Luggage, Men's Work CIothing and Footwear
Clinton's
Leading Store
Salutes Leading C'ustomtl•
It is a pleasure for us to join in this Salute to
Agriculture. The Farmers of Huron County have
been the mainstay of our business for many years.
They are to be highly commended for their
tremendous achievements in food production
during the many years of war.
CONGRATULATIONS
Departmental Store
Phone 36 Clinton
Weldon; Edwards Brothers; F. G.
Todd.
Sweepstake bull, Shorthorn, Here-
ford or Aberdeen -Angus: W. S.
O'Neill.
Championship Shorthorn bull: R.
M. Peck and Son, Kippen,
Championship beef heifer calf: D.
13. Weldon, London.
Shorthorns—Bull calved in 1944 or
before: R. M. Pecl4 and Son, Kippen;
W. E. Parker and Son; Watford; Kins-
man Brothers, Grorrlarty; M. W.
Stapleton, Seaforth; Elgin McKinley,
Zurich; John Ostrom Varna. ` Bull,
calved in 1945: M. W Stapleton; W.
E. Parker and Son; Roy F. Pepper,
Seaforth; R. M. Peck; W, E. Parker
and Son. Heifer, 'calved in 1944: W.
E. Parker and soli, 1st, 2nd and 3rd;
Melvin H. Taylor, Belgrave; Roy F.
Pepper; R. M. Peck and Son; John
(Aaron', Heifer, calved in 1945: W.
E. Parker; R. M.'Peck and Son; W.
E. Parker; Roy F. Pepper; R. M.
Peek; Kinsman Brothers; M. W.
Stapleton. Get of sire: W. E. Parker
and Son; R. M. Peck and Son.
Herefords—Bull,, calved in 1944 or
before: W. S. O'Neil, Denfield; H, 'C.
Wright, Cromarty; George Kennedy,
Lucknow; H. C. Wright„ Bull, calved
in 1945: George Kennedy; W. S.
O'Neill; George Kennedy, 3rd, 4th and
5th. Heifer, calved in 1944: George
Kennedy; W. S. O'Neil; H. C. Wright;
George Kennedy; H C. Wright.
Market Cattle—Senior baby beef,
weights 710 to 850 pounds: Edwards
Brothers, Watford; F. G. Todd, Luck -
now; W. E. Parker and Son, Watford;
Roy F. Pepper, .Seaforth. Junior
baby beef, weight 550. to '100 pounds:
Edwards Brothers;; W. E. Parker and
Son; F. G. Todd; W. S. O'Neill; Eph-
raim Snell and Sons, Clinton; R. M.
Peck and Son. Finished beef steer
over 850 pounds: Edwards Brothers;
F. G. Todd.
Swine Results
Purebred Yorkshire sow, littered
since July 1, 1945: W. Turnbull and
Son, Brussels; Ross Henry, Lucknow;
W. Turnbull and Son; Alfred Warner,
Bayfield; James W. Smith, Brussels;
J. L. McMillan, Lucknow; .Alvin
Bettles, Bayfield. Yorkshire open
sow, littered since Nov. 1, 1945: John
Powell, Seaforth; W. C. Montgomery,
Walton; William Turnbull and Son,
Brussels; Alfred Warner. Serviceable
aged Yorkshire boar, littered since
Plowing Match Secretary
LEROY G. BROWN
Acting Agricultural Representative
for Huron County, who is secretary
of Huron,County Plowing Match
Committee or International PIowing
Match and Farm Machinery Demon-
stration at Port Albert Airfield,
Huron County, October 15-16-17-18,
1946,
Oct. 1, 1945: W. C. Montgomery; Wil-
liam Turnbull and Son; Alvin Bettles;
James W. Smith; Ross Henry. York-
shire boar over ane year; William
Turnbull and Son; Alfred Warner; W.
C. Montgomery. Yorkshire sow, over
one year: William Turnbull and Son;
John Powell; James W. Smith; Alfred
Warner, 4th and 5th; W. C. Montgom-
ery, 6th. Championship saw: William
Turnbull and Son. Pen of four bacon
hogs owned and fed by exhibitor: Al-
fred Buchanan, R.R. 1, Clinton. Pen
of two bacon hogs, owned and fed by
exhibitor: Alden Crieh, R.R. 4, Clin-
ton; Arnold Jamieson, R.R. 4, Clinton;
W. R. Lobb and Son, R.R. 2, Clinton.
Champion single bacon hog: Alden
Crich.
Wartime Prices Board
Answers Questions
Concerning Regulations
Q:—Docs apple sauce for babies
require ration coupons?
A:—All canned fruits in sizes be-
low 105 ounces for babies as well as
adults require ration coupons.
Q: ---What is the ceiling price on
second grade potatoes. My grocer
charges 56 cents for them. Is this
right?
A:—During June, July and August.
old potatoes have a ceiling of 55
cents plus freight rates from the
nearest distributing centre which in
your case would make a legal ceiling
of approximately 58 cents,
Q:—I have for sale a 1927 ear
which has been in my possession for
the• past 18 months. I have never
had an accident or any trouble in
that time. The car is in good running
'order. and it has four good tires and
one spare. What is the top price I
can ask for it to a private buyer?
A:—You must 'give further infor-
mation including model, body type,
model year and serial number. We
are forwarding you the correct form
whch if you complete and return to
this office will enable us to quote you
the legal ceiling.
r
Q:—My grocer has a meat counter.
Must he display a price list for meat
so that his customers can read it,
or is he allowed to tell you the price
of it?
A:—Meat dealers must show lists
of beef, pork, lamb and veal.
COMPLIMENTS TO THE FARMERS
OF HURON?
Efficient Auctioneering
If you plan to sell out and retire, may I suggest
that you get in touch witji me and let us talk things
over.
Charges Moderate and Satisfaction Guaranteed
Correspondence promptly answered. Ilnmd-
iate arrangements can be made for sale dates at
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD or by phoning 203.
Edward W. Elliott
Licensed Auctioneer for Huron County
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. o . swords into
ploughshares .
8
airet emvaivE
No one worked withstouter heart or
stronger arm than the Canadian farmer
to win World War II.
Through six long years of war, while
half a million farmers left their ploughs to take
up arms in combat or make them on the
home front, men and women on the farm
laboured from dawn till dusk — and after
to supply food for war ... in millions of tons.
The ploughshare was the sword of
battle .
And now, with peace so dearly won, the
farm people of Canada are turning their
energies to lighten the suffering of
war-torn and famine -stricken lands • toiling.
to hold and even raise production still
fighting to build a better world for all men.
Proudly, the Bank of Montreal salutes
these men, women and children of
Canada's army of agriculturalists, who
now turn their sword of battle to
the tasks of peace.
BANH'
TO A ALMA CANADIAN
BANK OF
MONTREAL
working witb Canadians in every walk of life
since 4817