HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1955-09-29, Page 4Seatorth Fall Fair
BEEF CATTLE
Butchers Cattle
Steee or heifer, 1 ye., A. Gonne Luck -
now ; 3. Rinn, Brussels; J. Rine baby
beef, Wallace. Granton ; Hodgins, Grea-
ten : J. Itinn.
Polled Angua—Bull, J. Rhos ; heifer,
2 years, J. Rhin, J. Rein; heifer, 1 Ye.
Wallme; heifer calf, J. Cornish, 3.
Minn; bull calf. 3. Minn. Swig% W. C.
F. °trencher.
Dual Purpose Shorthorn
Bull, 2 years, I. Wt. Seat, J. F. Seett,
J. M. Scott; eow In milk, 3. M. Scott.
3. M. Scott. J. 19. Scott, J. Keys, P.
Chapp, 1. Cromarty; dry cow, Male
pel, John Keys (Varriel, J. F. Scott,
.3. AL Scott, J. F. Scott ; heifer 2 yeers,
• Chappel, J. Keys; heifer 1 year, 19,
Chappel, J. Keys; heifer cede J. Keys,
E. Moppet •' bull calf, 3. M. Scott; bull
1 year, J. Ai. Scott, F. Chappel; herd,
3. M. Scott, J. E. Scott, 19. °helmet.
DAIRY CATTLE
Yearling. heifer, Ballantyne (Atwood) ;
heifer calf, Elgin Nett anti 3rd, Ihdlen-
tyne, E. Hewett and .Son, Belgrave.
Jerseys
Bull, v. year, Irwin Trewarthe; bull 1
year old, Lorne Carter, Torn Rathwell;
bull cult. Tom Rathwell, Irvin Trewar-
the ; Champion male, Lorne Carter, Ir-
vin. Trewarthe; cow, 3 j're., Lorne Car-
ter and 20d, Irwin Tyewartha. Tom
Bothwell; cow, any age, L Trewartha,
T. Rathwell, L. Carter and 4th ; heifer
2 man old, L Trewartha and Ind, L.
Carter and dth ; heifer yearling, Sr., T.
heifer yearling, Jr., L. Carter. 3, 'Fre-
wartha, 'f. Ritthwell and 4th '• heifer
Rathwell 5011 4th, L. Carter and 3r4;
edlf, Se., L. Carter and •211c1 heifer
calf, Jr. I. Trewartha and tind, it Cart-
er and dth.
Holeteins
Bull. 2 years, Ross Marshall •. bull, 1
year, noes Marshall and Ind; Champion
male, Ross Marshall, ICIrkten ; cow, 3
years, Ross Marshall; cow, Wm. Bond
and 3rd. Roes Marshall; heifer. 2
Wm. Boyd, Ross Marshall; heifer year -
BM:, Sr., Wm. Boyd. Ross Marshall:
heifer yearling, Ja., Wm. Boyd, Ross
Marshall; heifer calf, Sr„ Wm, Boyd,
Ross Marehell; heifer calf, Jr., Rees
alershall. Wm. Boyd; Champion
Male, Roes Marshall; Dairy Cattle Herd,
Rom 'Marshall, Irwin Trewartha. Lorne
Carter, Tom Rathwell, Best La1'e0 COW%
81115 breed, Rose Marshall.
Shorthorn Regional Show
Bull calved before Sept. 1. 1933: John
Peek. Kippen ; William R. Pepper, Sett -
forth; Rey and Harold Pepper, Sen -
Sorb; Turnbull and Son, Brus-
sels ; Andrew Gaunt and Son, Lucknow.
Junier yearling bull: IV. A. Culbert end
Sons. Dungannon, 1 and 5; Ian 14IcRae,
Ayr; Brum Keys, Varna • Anson Mc-
Kinley. Zurich. Senior bull calf: And -
row Gaunt end Son 1 and 4; W, .e. Cul-
bert and Sons 2, 3. and 5. Junior bull
calf: William R. Pepper 1 and 2 Veal -
lam Powell and Son, Sessforth, 3; An-
drew Gaunt and Son 4 ; White leres.,
St. Marys, 5 and 6. Senior and grand
champion bull: W. A., Culbert and Sons,
with Maple Emblem Land Mark •, senior
and reserve grand champion bull: John
Peek. with Ranson Command. Reserve
senior champion; William R. Pepper.
with Don Brae Rens= Lad. Reserve
junior champion: Andrew C. Gaunt and
Son. with HI -Hill Count.
Female calved before May 1, 1952:
Andrew C, Gaunt and Son: McKenzie
Hall, Ayr; W. A. Culbert and Sons:
Wallace Pciwell and Son; Inn McRae -
Female calved between May 1. 1952 and
April 311, 1053: Andrew C. Gaunt end
Son; McKenzie Hall; W. A. Culbert and
Sem; White Bros.; W, Turnbull and
Sun 3 and 6, Senior yearling heiter• W.
A. Culbert and Sons 1 and 1; William
It. Pepper 2; Andrew Gaunt and Son 3;
John Peck 4. Janine yearling heifer: W.
Turnbull and Son 1 end 1 : William R.
Peeper 2: Audrew Gaunt and Son 3:
In Meline 4. Summer yearling heifer:
Andrew Gaunt and Son; Jobn Peck 2.
5:. and 1; Roy and Harold Power 4.
Senior heifer calf: Wallace Powell and
Fem 1 and 5; MeItleuzie Hall 2 and 4;
Willta Inn. 3. Junior heifer calf: Wil-
liam IL Pepper : W. Turnbull and Son:
While Mee 1 McKim:tie Hall; Wallace
Peseell ant Son.
S‘nior awal grand champion female:
W. A. Culbert end Sons, with Maple
Emblem Breadireeks leth. Reserve sett-
eg• end rrssrra grand ehamplou female;
.3 elrew Gaunt SISI 3011,, with Ili -Hill
.ce.a.d. Jmier champion female: 11.11.
2, o; IL Petmee. with Emmeline illst,
lt..-erve junior champion female: Wal-
la,. lemell end Son, with Charlack Or-
en ' Blame
nioe
018.0r calf Norman Iletleine,
autos: ; W. AI. Puele 31ilverem ;
sn IL PePeest Yearling steer: And -
(taunt and Fein; W. M. Neil;
Cesinipien st,er: Aintrew Gaunt am
ite•selern h,•rd: Andrew Gaunt end
eas ; W. A. Culbert end Sono: John
11,5 : William R. Prilier: McKenzie
Itall. tic: ef tien John Peek ; W. A.
Caihert and Son : William R. 11:•pper:
Atairew Genet and Son • McKenzie Mall.
Pair of ,',2 v:'-, bred and owned by ex.
hibiter: Williern R. Pepper 1 Andrew
Gaunt and Son • McKenzie Hall; White
Bees.; W. A. Culbert and Son.
Regional Hereford Show
Senior Wilt W. 5. O'Neil and Sen.
Denfis.111 Howard 0. 'Wright Ind Son.
Cemany ; Whitney Coates and Son,
centralise Senior yearling bull: W. S.
O'Neil and Son. Junior yearling bull:
Whitney Mate:: and Son; James R.
Ceultes, Belgrave. S111111210r yearling hulls
Heber Eedy and Sone, Dungannon; Geo.
Kennedy, Lucknow; James R. Coultes;
Robert Here, Granton'Howard C.
Wright and Son. Senior bull calf; Geo.
Kennedy: Howard C. Wright and Son;
Heber Feely and Sons; W. S. O'Neil and
Son 4 alai 5. Junior bull calf: W. S.
O'Neil and Son; Percy Willett and Son,
lessee:00d; Geo. Kennedy 3 and 5; Jaa.
R. Coultes 1. Senior and grand champ -
len hull: W. S. O'Neil and Son, with
portage Mixer 3n11 A; reserve senior
ael C. Wright and San, with C. A. Lar-
ry Demine. Junior Champion bull: He-
ber Eedy and Sons, with H. `19. Don
Rriallt SI Reserve junior champion
bull: George Kennedy, with II. P. Don
R..gent.
Cow born before May 1, 1952; Whit-
ney Coates and Son; James B. Coultas;
George Kennedy 3 and 4; W. 5, O'Neil
and Son 5. Cow born between May 1.
1e52, and April 30, 1913: James R.
taring; Howard C. Wright and Son;
Whitney Coates and Son: Robert Horn;
Geerge Kenneth'. Senior yearling Meer!
Helier Esely and Sons; Howard C.
Wrieht and Son 2 and 3; George leen-
telly 4, Junier yearling heifer: W. S.
O'Neil and Son; Heber Enly and Sons;
Bolton Mere ; Whitney Coates and Son,
Summer yearling heifer: Heber. Eedy
sed Sous 1 and 2; W. S. O'Neil 3; Geo.
Kennedy.1: Lyon Brea 5. Senior heifer
,elf: Heber Delly and Sons 1 and 3:
Ilegard Cl, Wrieht arid San 2; James
R. Crashes 4 Gm. Kennedy 5. Junior
heifer calf: George Kennedy : Heb,.r
ledy8,8,1 ralta; 2 and 5 Whitney Coates
et, I e a 3; Edgar Howati and SOUS 4.
geld:4 and rand champion female:
hithey (.100105 and Son, with Beenie
lime., Jane 120. Reeerve senior cham-
peel female: Helier Eedy and Sons,
with eninsford Aliom 2413. Junior and
reg ..• grand champion female: George
lena ie.-, with Pine Eche Zino Heiress.
Itee.ree junior champion female: W. S.
O'Neil :gel Son, with Miss Bernie Port-
ege.
Get a sire: W. 5, O'Neil and San:
Whitney Coates and San; Georm Ken-
nedy : James R. Coultee; Hewerd C.
W rmitt. and Son. Breeder's herd: Heber
Feely and Sons; Howard C. Wright and
Son; W. e. O'Neil and San; George
Kennedy 1 James R. Coultee Pair of
bulls, any age ; W. S. O'Neil and Son;
George Kennedy ; Whitney Coates and
Sen ; JaralS4 R. Coultee; Howard C.
Wright and Son,
Championship Shows
Huron Beef Calf Club Championship
Show: Grand champion steer: Murray
Lucknoev, Reseive grand cbam-
piens Keitli Coates, It, R. 3, Exeter.
Group "A" pleingst, steer division: Nor-
man Hyde, Mansell; Gordon Hodeens,
R. R. 1, Granton • Man McCullough,
R. R. 3, Clinton; I.00ilo Campbell, San -
forth; Allan Mundell, Exeter; Bill
Strong, Seaferth ; Ellesbeth Pentland,
Goderich ; Mike Gulutzen. Walton; Jim
Multes, Belgrave; Edyth Rian, Brus-
sels ; Lois Webster, Dungannon; Jean
Scott, Seatorth ; Donald Wallis, R. R.
1, Grantee,
Beef Championship Show, heifer ell -
vine ; Grand champion heifer: Jack
Kennedy, Lueknow; reserve grand chem.
pion, Carel Pepeer, R. It, 3, Seaforth.
Group "A" placates, heifer division:
Harvey Dale, R. It. 4, Clinton; Zoe
Murphy, R. R. 4. Seeforth Howerd
Ballantyne, R. R. 3, Stratford ; Grant
Hodelne, R. R. 1, Granton. Thirty mem-
bers competed in steer section, and 20
members in heifer section.
Senator Golding trophy for beef calf
showmanship; Murray Gaunt; reserve
Shan11/1011 ShOW11,11111, Bert Pepper, Sea -
teeth. leifty members competed in show-
manship ClaSS front clubs in Munn and
Perth.
Huron Grain Club Championship
Show; Mt 011111111)101119h11) and HarOld
Jackeen trophy, Robert Broadfoot, R.R.
1, 13rticefielel. Reserve chainplonship:
Warm McMichael, R. R. 1, Welton.
Other wieners: Lawrence _Taylor, Leery
Wheatley, William Shaddick, Norman
Ityde, John Sheddick, Norman Cat. -
weight.
Huron Swine Club ChtunplonshiP
Show; Tom Whyte. Senforth club; Gen
Bacon, North Huron club; Beverley
lieederson, Seeforth club; Winston
Powell, Seeforth club; David Kirkland,
Duugannou club. Twelve competed, re-
presenting four clubs.
SHEEP
ShroPshire—A. D. Steeper, won nun,
ewe Iamb, pen and best ram: Elmer
Armstrong, St. Paula, won sbearling
ram, ram lamb, ewe lamb and shearling
ewe, best ewe; Hampshire, Mo, Ken-
nedy, Ilderton; Seutdowns, J. 11, Ken-
nedy, Ilderton, all classes; Lincolns, A.
11 Steeper, Ailsa Craig, all classes; L•ei-
taster, all classes, Wm. PePper first;
E. Armstrong 2nd end 3r4; Oxfords, ell
dames, Donald Dearing., Exeter; Suf-
folk, all classes, Murray Shoebottom,
Judge, Ephriam Snell.
PIGS
Yorkshire: Boar, Wilber Turnbull and
sons and 2nd; S. Henry, Liatowel, 3rd;
boar under 1. yr., W. Turnbull, Albert
Bacon and Son, 13elgrave, R. E. McMil-
len, boaA 6 months, W. Ternbull, S,
lienrY, W. Turnbull see', 2 yrs,, W.
Turnbull, S. Henry stnd 3rd; sow 1 yr.,
R. E. McMillan, Pe Turnbell, Albert Ba-
con 1 SOW, littered Sept. 1954, A. Bacon.
W. Turnbull, A. Bodeen ; sow, 6 months,
A. Bacon, W. Tinabell, S. Henry.
,,Berkshire
Boar 1 yr., W. Flynn, Clinton; boar
under 1 yr., Bert French, Palmerston ;
boar, 6 months. W. Flynn; sow 1 yr,,
W. Flynn •, sow, littered Sept, 1554, 13.
French, W. Flynn, 13. French ; mw, 6
months, W. Flynn and .Ind; Tamworth
Freneh, George Douglas (Mitchell),
boar, 13. French, George Douglas,
and 2114, 13. French 1 boar 6 months,
0. Douglas, 13. French, (I, Douglas; sow
1 year, B. French, G. Douglas, B.
French ; sow littered Sept. 1054, 13.
French, G. Douglas, B. French ; sow 3
menthe G. Doustine and 2nd, 13. French
Market Clem, R. E. McMillan,
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Butter, crock, Mrs. J. Curter, Ethel
Dennis ; prints, Mrs. Carter, E. Dennis
fancy. Mrs. Carter, E. Dennis •, maple
syrup. Ethel Dennis. Fred McClymont;
soap: Mrs. Carter. A. Dennis ; cottage
cheese, E. Dennis. Mee. Meter; lard,
Mee. Garter, MeClymont.
ADULT POULTRY
New Hampshire, c, 1,, ckl„ C. Pep-
per, Dashwood, 3, D. Douglas. Stret-
ford; p, 0. Pepper and 2nd, M.
Rhode Island Roe, all classes, M. Crich,
Pepper ; Burred Plymouth Rooks, aAl
classes, C. Pepper 1 White Rocks, all
classes, O. Pepper ; White Leghorns, all
classee, Geo. Douglas. C. Popper; 'eight
Suseex, C. Pepper; Orpingeons, C. Pep-
per, Anconste, C. Pepper ; Toulouse
Geese, all classes, K. Pickett, 3. Brad-
shaw; Embden Geese, c. P., le. Pickett.
J. Bradshaw; h, K. Pickell and 2nd,
phi., J. Bradshaw, X, Pickett; African
Geese: c, le. IC. Picket] and 2nd •, eicl,
K. Pickett, J. Bradshaw • p, J. Bred -
:Maw, IC. Pickett • White Wystndoltom, C.
Pepper; Brown eghorns. G. Adams.
Mitchell ; p. It. C. Pepper; Leghorn% C.
Pepper; Jersey Clients. e, C. PenDer, 11,
C. Pepper, Gee. Douglas: Minorca.%
C. Pepper; ckl. p. Geo. Douglas, C.
Pepper; Bantam% c. C. Pepper, G.
Douglas; h. G. Douglas, M. Crich 1 ckl,
C'. Pepper. G. Adams; p, 0. Pepper, M.
CHM: Pekin Dueks, all claeses, IC.
Jno. 13radehaw c, h, K. Pick-
ett and 20,1; ekl. 3. Bradeletw; p. 3.
Bradshaw; P, J. Bradt:haw and adell
Pigeons, e, 1,, (I, Douglas mei and.
Chies 2 Utility Pens: New Hemp -
thin, C. Pepper; Barred Plymouth
Rocks. C, Power; White Rocks 0, Pep-
per; Light Susmx, C. Pepper; White
Leeherns. C. Pepper.
PUBLIC SCHOOL POULTRY
New Mempehire, h. Ron Riley ;
Rhode Island Red, 11, ckL P. Mel °rich
Jr.. Bent:ens. e, Janice Jawitt, Mei
retch Jr.. h, Ronnie Riley. Larry Bete
p. Renpie Riley. ALI
Odell Jr.; Rabbits. bud:, Ronnie Riley,
Deuriste Layton ; di., Nell Dolmage and
:eel; White Beek, ,eel., 3310 Paltrice
Rennie Itiley ; White Leghorn, ekl., Re-
heit Eniet ; p, Robert Elliott. Bruce
papple; Light Sussex, P. BOnniO
rinse 2; Utflity Pens—New Ramp -
shire, Ron Riley; Rhode Island Reds,
Doug Gil:hinge; White Leghorn, Robert
ERiet : Cross bred, beavy, Nanco. Pep-
per; light. Jim Papple Neil Dolmage.
Judge, O. M. Huntsmen,
Class 8-13ggs
Dozen Commercial Eggs, Bruce Pim-
ple, Donald Carter, Jack Crozier, rith no
name; Brown eggs, Man Scott, Ind no
name. Nancy Power, John Andrews ;
White serge Bruce Pimple, 21n1 oa
name. Mary Scott, Helen Elliott.
Judge, J. Mode,
POULTRY (High Scheel)
New Hampshire, hen, 13111 Millson,
Margaret Colemau ; Rhode Island Red.
all Clasen% Douglas Riley Barred Ply-
mouth Rock, all classes, Douglas Riley;
White Plymouth Rock, c, Warne Chap -
1110, Marjorie Papple; okl. Bill Milleon.
Tack Broadfoot; p, Doug. ltiley, Bill
Milken; Light SUSSOX, c, ekl., Douglas
Riley; h. Doug. Riley, Bill Millson:
White Leghorn. e, Fergus Janie, Doug.
Riley: h, Doug. Riley, 13111 ckl,
h. Doug. Riley; Bantams, c, Douglas
Riley. Jack litroadfoot, h, ckl, P. Doug
Riley, Bill Millson.
CLASS 2—Utility Pens: New HaT1111-
shire& Margaret Coleman, Bill Minstar
Rhode 'eland Reds, Doug Riley; Marred
Plymouth Rock, Douglas Riley ; White
Plymouth Rock, Doug. Riley, Bill Hin-
son; Light Sussex, DOUrr. Riley, Bill
Millson; Cross Bred. heavy. Doug. Mien,
Jack Broadfeat ; light. Doug Riley;
White Leghorn, Doug Riley.
CLASS 3—EG915: Commercial eggs,
Ken Coleman, Marjorie Papple, Ann
Haugh, Merjorie MeEwing: Brown
Eggs, Lawrence Eyre, Bill Scott, Ann
Haugh, Manion° McEwIng; White
Eggs. Ater/one Pimple, Douglas Biter
Bill Sent, Wayne Chapple, Special,
Lawrence Eyre.
GRAIN
Fall Wheat, Luther Sanders, Jack
Crozier, Wm. S. Storey •, Oats, N. H.
Sheen, John 13roadfoot, Stanley Millen,
Ray Mauston ; Barley, Ray Houston,
Wm. S. Storey .• Beans, Wm. S. Storey;
Special: Wm, S. Storey, Luther Sand -
FIELD CROP COMPETITION
Husking Corn: Pfister No. 28
Lewis Coyne 20,30q; Sohn Bell
se 1 30:1 Devereaux 84,75; Ken Stewart
e2; Genteel Papple 80.62 Jonathan Hu-
rl! 77.54 ; Guy Derranee 71.75; Earl
Palen 71.3e; John Henderson 70.88;
Date Nixon 62.25.
Oats: Rodney
Earl AreSpachlen '31.231 Jae, M. Scott
(4i271',(4i271',Lewis Coyne, 88.12; 31,51, Me -
Millen 87,73: Gorden Seott 87.0e ; Luth-
er Sanders 33.55; R. S. MeKereber 81.-
"2; Ken Stewart ; Erie Anderson
7e.32; Guy Dorrance 74.
MERRY MAIDENS GARDEN CLUB
Five vegetables, Sonet McGregor, Mar-
ilyn Taylor, Catherine Campbell, Dora
Ann S1inS011, 'Rath Crozier; cabbage,
igeEwing, Marjorie MrEwing,, Dora Ann
Stinson ; dining room bouquet, Janet
McGregor, Sandra Doig; livingroem bou-
quet, Ann Haugh; plants, Ann Haugh;
Coleus, Ann Haugh, Beth McEwing ;
glads, Beth AreEwiner, Mary Broselfoot,
Sandra Dole; Zinnias, Dora Ann Stin-
son, Janet McGregor, Ruth Crozier 1 an-
nuals, Ann Haugh, Beth MeEwing,
Mary BroadfocA; floral arrangement,
Beth McEtving • livingroem bouquet,
Marjorie MeEtneng, Beth McEwing;
Centrepiece, Janet MeGregor, Ann
Haugh,
GIRLS' 4-I5 CLUBS --
Seniors: Invalid's tear Dorothy Kees,
,Than Scott; Record book, Man Whyte,
Muriel Dale, Ann Haugh, Joy jantel.
juniors: Tray, Marjorie Smith, Sand-
ra Dolg, Marione Papple: Record bock,
ManlYn Taylor,. Marjorie Papple, Mari-
lyn Riley, Manorie Smith.
JUNIOR INSTITUTE,
Handkerchiefs, Helen Johnston ; pil-
low slips, Doris Johnston, Helen John-
ston; apron, Doris Johnston, Helen
Johnston; layer cake, DelnitY KeYa,
3t0,8e Smith, Helen Johnston, Jean
Scotts apple pie, Catherine Campbell,
June Smith, Dorothy Keyes, Helen John-
ston ; cookiee, Doris Johneten, Helen
Johnston, Jean Seen; sandwiches, Hel-
en Johnston, Doris Johnston, Dorothy
Keys, jean Sent. Candy. Doris JP1111-
ston, Hetet! johnston ; Catherine Mmie
bell: Bouquet, Ilelen Johnston, Doris
Johnston, Catherine Campbell; sionage,
CatherIne Campbell, Helen Johnston,
Doris Johnston.
APPLES
Winners in all,of ap
ples, Feed
MoGnyment, Ivan McClyment.
y1Z
Winners in mats classes, Fred Me-
°Imola, 'Rae Houston, Garnet Admen,
Mrs, Elgin NottkLMumrs,s52, Thompson.
Plum entries won by Fred MoClyment,
Ivan McOlyment, Mrs, Robt, Thompson,
Wm, S. Storey.
GRAPES .
Red—Mrs. Robt. Thompson:
- Blue—
Wm. S. Storey, Wilber Keys ; Green—
Wilbur Keys, 19, breClyment; collection
or grapes—Wilbur Keyes, Wm. S. Stor-
ey.; most points in section H—Fred rec.
Clyment.
MOOTS AND VEGETABLES
Twelve tomatoes, red. Mrs. Wallace
illayunfonexx
h'sitomatoes, yellow: Fred Me-
Cre. Wallace Hough. Collec-
tion tomatoes: Fred MeClyment. Oniona
Spanish, John Broadfoot, Mrs. Jos. Care-
er; Dutch set% Wm. S. Storey, Mre
Sam Storey; enim sets, et, box: Mrs.
W,celliste,ecirh Haug ; qt. cucumbers: Jack
c
Mrs.Wallace Hatigh ; qt, butter
beans: Ethel Deenis. M. white beans:
Mrs. Wallace Haugh, Ethel Dennis; car-
rots, short; Garnet Adams, Fred gice
Clymont; carrots, long: N. H. Shean, F.
MeClymont•, qt. pickling beets: le Me-
Clyment, Mrs, W. Haegh • blood beets;
Mrs, W. Haugh, N. H. ihean '• cucum-
bers ripe or green: T. Altlineten, R.
Houston ; parsnips: 19. MeClymont; P511 -
pees; E. Note Mrs. W. linugh ; mike.
tion of peppers: Mrs. gV. Haugh; table
corn: Mrs. Wallace 'laugh; field corn:
(Are, Wallace Haugh, Elgin Nett.
Winter radish, N. H. Sheen„ Mrs.
Wallace Haugh, Sunflower, Garet
Adams, Jack Crozier. Novelty in vege-
tables, Elgin Nott, Mrs. W. Ichtugh,
Cauliflower, Thee, AM's:sten. Fall
cabbage, Thee, Aldington, Winter cab-
bage, Thos. Aldington. Red onions, Airs,
Wallace Haugh. White or yellow onions,
Thos. Aldington, bird. W. liaugh, Musk-
melone, T. Aldington, Mrs. W. Haugh.
Citrons, striped, John Brondfoot,
Les Penes watermelons, Mrs. Haugh,
lot; no name, 2nd.
Vegetable marrow, Garnet Adame,
Mrs. W. lialuth. Pie pumpkins, No
name. lot ; Garnet Adams, And.
Table squash, Mrs. W. Haugh„ Fred
MeOlymont; Hubbard FanlaS11, R. Moue: -
ton, Mrs. Wallace Iistugh. Largest
pumpkin, Mrs. Wallace Haugh, Elgin
Nett, Field esterets, F. Pircelysnont, Airs,
Wallace Haugh. Swede turnips, Mrs.
Wm, S. Storey. Wilbur Keyes. Inter-
mediate mangolds, Wm. S. StoreY,
Irish Cobblers., Thos. Aldingfon,
MeClyment; a.o.v. eerie Potatoes, Thos.
Aldington ; a.ov, late potatoes, N. II.
Sheen, Elght Nett. Fodder corn, Mrs.
W. Haugh, John Broadloot. Collection
garden produce, Mrs. Hangim E. Nott.
Most points, Mrs, Wallace Haugh,
Judge, E. Stanley
CANNED FRUITS & VEGETABLES
Strawberries, Mrs, Elgin Nett, Bruce
Keys, Ethel Dennis; cherrin, Nfrs. 3,
Carter. 1Virs. E. Nett, Mrs. S. Storey,
Peaches, Mrs. 3, Carter, Mrs. S. Seer.
ey, Mn. Beta Orr; pears, Mrs. J. Car-
ter, Mrs, 3. Platt, Ales. Les Peon;
Plums, Mrs. A. Jamieson, Mrs. 13, Note
Mrs, J. Platt. Pineapple, Mrs. 3. Car-
ter. Mrs. A, Jamieson, Ethel Dennis.
Raspberries, Mrs. A. Jamieson, Mrs.
R. Orr, Mrs. a, Miter. Grape juice,
Mrs. E. Notts Ethel Dennis, Mrs. J,
Carter; Tomato juice, Mrs. J. Platt.
Ethel Dennis, Mee, E. Non ; Chili
sauce, Mrs. A, Jsunieson, Ethel Dennis;
Mrs. J. Carter '• pickled cherries, Mn.
S. Storey, Mrs. 3, Carter, Mrs, R. Orr;
canned tomatoes (whole), Mrs. R. Orr,
Mrs. J. Carter, Mrs, G. Papple; cucum-
ber Pickles. Mrs, J. Keys, Aire W. Whit-
more, B111C0 BOYS; Oirkird beet% Airs.
E. Note Mrs. R. Orr, Wire, J. Platt;
retiree Mrs. W. Whitmore, Ethel Den-
nis, Ales, K. McLean ; salad dressing.,
Ales. Orr, Ethel Dennis, Airs. E. Neu ;
Canned thicket), Mrs. J. Carter ; catsup,
Mrs. E, Nott, Mrs, J. Carter, E. Den-
nis; currant jam. Mrs. J. Platt. Mrs. E.
Nott. 1111% S. Starer ; strawberry jam,
Mre, A. Jamieson, MI% E. Nett, Mrs.
Hilton • raspberry elm, Mrs. J. Carter,
Mrs, 'Jamieson, Ethel Denele; appht
Jells% Mrs. Nett, Mrs, Platt, E. Dennis;
currant jelly, Mrs. Januemn, Mrs. Car-
ter, Airs, Jame. Kum; other variety jaMo
Alre. Carter, Mrs, Jamieson, Mrs. Nett
collection, Mrs, Carter, Pere. S. /Ellen,
Mrs. Not t.
16031E ECONOMICS
Bind: White Bread, Mrs. Les Pnce,
Mrs, T. W. MeMillan. Isles. Keith Mc-
Lean; brown bread, Miss Ethel Dennis,
Alre T. W. Ms:Millen, Mrs, S. StereY ;
fruit breed, Mrs. S. Storey, Mrs, T. W.
McMillan, Ethel Dennis; Buns: Mrs. Les
Pryce, Ethel Dennis, Mrs. T. 14'. Mo -
Millan; collection of buns, Ales. Les
Pryce, Ethel Delude, Mrs, Meta Orr.
CAKES: Angel cake, Ms. las Cart-
er, Mrs. Gordon Pimple, Mee. K. Ale -
Lean ; chocolate layer oak,, Mee. Jas.
Carter, Mrs, G. Popple, Mrs. Mann.;
white leyer cake, Mrs, Jos. Carter, Mrs,
S, Storey, Mrs, G. Papple; dark fruit
cake, Mrs. M. Wilmer, Mrs. Les Pryce,
Mrs, 3m, Carter: higIsI fruit calce, Aire
3. Carter, Mrs. M. Wilmer, Airs. Retn
Orr.
GANDY: half pound maple cream
candy. Mrs. K. McLean, Mrs. Elgin
Note Mrs, T. W. Melefillan; ehocolate
Stodge, Mrs. McLean, Ethel Dennis, 13Irs.
.A. .Tamiceon assorted, Mrs. A. Jamie-
son, Mrs. S. Storey.
COOKIES: plain cookies, Mrs. S. Stor-
es, Mrs. I. Carter • uncooked, Mrs. S.
Storey, Airs. J. Carter macaroons, Mrs.
S. Storey, 14irs, J. Carter; fancy cakes,
Ethel Dennis, Mrs, S. Storey, Mrs, J.
Carter.
PIES; Apple pie, Mrs. J. Muter,
Mrs. 0. Pnpple, Mrs. S. Millen; cherry
pie, Mrs. G. Papple, Ethel Dennis, Mrs.
J. Carter; lemon pie, Ethel Dennis, Mrs.
IC, McLean, Mrs, G. Popple; raisin pie,
Mrs. G. Papple ,Mrs. S. Millen, Mrs. L.
Pryce.
TARTS: Butter tarts, Mrs, S. Millen,
Mrs, IC. McLean, M., S. Storey: jam
tarts, Mrs. G. Papele, Mrs, McLean,
Ethel Dennig: Miscellaneous: tea bis-
cuits, Mrs. McLean, Mrs, Reta. Orr,
Ethel Dennis; six biscuits, Ethel Don-
nie, Mrs, a. Carter; scones, Mrs. S.
Millen, Mrs, J. Carter; doughnuts, Mrs.
S. Storey, Mrs, J. Carter ; meat loaf,
Mrs. J. Csarter, Mrs. S. Storey, Beta
Orr: Shortbread. Mee IC. McLean, Mrs.
S. (larter, Ethel Dennis; sandwiches,
Mrs. McLean, Mrs. Storey; lunch box,
Mrs. G. Pimple, Mrs, L. Pryce, Mrs. J.
Carter. Special: spice cake, Mrs. 3.
Carter, Mee, T. McMillan, Bruee Keys;
Special: cake, Mrs, Ja8. Keys (Varna),
Mrs. G. Papple, Mrs. L. Pryce
Centennial cake: Mrs. M. Wilmer,
Mrs. R. Dalrymple.
Special: Apple pie, 1VIrs. A. Jamieson.
NEEDLECRAFT
Cotten quilt: Bruce Keys, Mrs, Meta
Orr, Mrs, D. SMenelt; quilt, applique,
Mrs, Rota Orr, Mra J. Kemp;
quilting, 'Virg. 3, Kemp, Mrs, Reta Orr.
Ethel Dennis; malt, child's, Mrs. IL
Kerille Mee, Jas, Keys. Special: most
points, Mrs. J. Kemp. Bed -spread, ere -
abet, Mre. Chas. Eyre; bedepread, em-
broidery, Mrs. Jae Keyes ; bedspread,
quilted, Mrs. 7, Kemp; Afghan, crochet,
Mee. Rota Orr; floor mat, Mrs. Alden
Crich. Mrs. 'Warren Whitmore, Mrs.
Sohn Canino ; Living room cushion,
Mrs.. IL Dalrymple, Mrs, M. Steffen,
Mrs, Warren Whitmore.; Needlepoint:
Arra. 3. Kemp, Mrs, J. Cardno; Shell
picture, Mrs, S. Searcy; Tatted doiley,
Ethel Dennis, Mrs, Dd. Steffen, Mra,
Rota Orr; crocheted Miley, Mrs, 3,
Kemp, Mrs, IL Dalrymple, Mrs. M. Slat -
fen ; crocheted plam mats, Mrs, M. Stat-
en; place mats, Mrs. M. Steffen, Mrs,
S. Storey •• luncheon cloth. Mrs. Jelin
Cardno, Mrs, Jas, Keys, Mrs, M. Stef-
fen; table Bridge set, Mrs. AL Statron:
table cover, Mre. M, Steffen, Mrs.. la
Dalrymple; centrepiece, Mrs. Devitt
Schenck:, Centrepiece, crochet, and
Centrepiece, tatted, Mrs. AL Steffen;
Buffet net, Mrs, M. Steffen, Mrs. R.
Mier:101e, Mrs. J. Kemp,
BLDROOM 19333135I333I311G9
Pillow slip, embroidered, white, Mrs.
J. Kemp, Mrs. M. Steffen; embroidered
color, Mrs. David Schenk, Mrs. 3.
Kemp, Mrs. Rota brr; crochet edge,
Mre 7, Kemp, Mrs, M. Stafeen ; pillow
sill/ monogram, Mrs. M. Steffen, Mrs,
J. Kemp; A.0 W., Mrs, 7. Kemp, Mrs,
At Steffen, Mts. It, Dalrymple; sheet
and pillow slip to match. 'Mrs, 1V1. Stef-
fen, Mee. 3, Metro, Mrs, Sas Keys;
dressing table set, tern. M. Steffen, Mrs,
5. Storey, Mrs, S. Kemp ; Boudoir pict-
Mee, Mrs. John Canino, Mrs. M. SUM -
fen.
KNITTING AND CROCHET (WOOL)
Ladies' gloves, knit, Mrs. 3. KemP,
Bruce KOS'S, MTS. J. KOrS; 13ed jacket,
Mrs. Jas, Canter; Stole, Mrs. IC, Me -
Loan: men's fine, emits, Mrs, I. Kemp,
Mrs, 5, etorey ; work socks, Mrs. 3.
Kemp, Mrs, S. Storey; child's sweater,
Ales. K. MeLestn; socka, Mrs. S. Storey ;
MIS. Albert Clerk, Mrs. 3. Kemp; ba-
by's set, Mrs. David Schmk, Ethel Den-
nis, Mrs. 3. Keys; baby's set. Mes. M.
Steffen, Me: David Shenck ; cover,
Mrs. S. Storey.
SEWING
Tea or hostess apron, Mrs. Jas. Cott-
er, Mrs, M. Steffen, Aft., J. Kemp ,•
work aprou, Mrs. J. Kemp, Mrs, Albert
Clark, Mrs. M. Steffen ; house dress,
Mrs. Kemp, Mrs. M. Stafeen, Mrs. Z.
Curter ;.ladies" blouse. Mrs. Sam Stone ;
cotton skirt, Mrs. M. Steffen, Bruce
Keyes. Mrs, 7. Kamp; skirt, Mra. David
Schenck, Mrs. M. Steffen, Ma.
Kemp; men's pyjamas, Mrs. 3. liemP,
Mrs. 35, Steffen; work shirt, Mrs, Al-
bert Clark, Mrs. M. Steffen, Mrs. Da-
vid Schenck; girls' jumper, Mrs. J.
Kemp; overalls, Bram Keyes, Mrs. M.
Steffen, Mrs, D. Sehenele ; dross, Mrs.
Kemp, Bruce Keys; dress, cotton, Mrs.
Elgin Nett, Mrs, S. Storey, Bruce Keys ;
sunsuit, Mrs. T. Kemp, Mrs. D. Schenck.
letrs. Jos. Keys; tartan skirt, Airs. M.
Steffen, Mrs. 7. Kemp; boys' shirt, Mrs.
Schenck, Mrs. Kemp, Mrs, Elgin Nett;
child's pyjamas, Mrs. Schenck, Bruce
Keyes. Mrs. Steffen; made -over garm-
ent, Aire. Stollen, Ms. Schenck, Bruce
Keyes; costusne jewellery, Mrs. 5. Stor-
ey. Mrsi, S. Storey, Ethel Dennis; linen
towel, Mrs. Jelin Cardno, Mrs. Steffen,
Aire. S. Storey; guest towel, Mrs.
Schenck, Mrs. Steffen, Mrs. Kemp ; pot
holders, Mrs. Kemp, Mrs, Steffen, Mrs,
Sam Storey; house slippers, Mrs. Dal-
rymple ; handbag, Mrs. DnhymPle, Mrs.
Steffen.
Centennial Design: Mrs, Steffen.
New Canadian Section
Knitting, Mrs. Bruinsma; croeheting,
Mrs, Bralnema ; Special, Mr6, Bruinsme:
most points, needlecraft, lerrs. M. Stef-
fen.
FINE ARTS
011 landscape, E. Boswell, X. willem-
seri ; Oil, still Me, E. Willuinsen ; Oil,
farm scene. E. Willumsen, Eria Milner;
Oil painting, Elic Milner, E. Willum-
sen; water colors, E. Milner ; most
points, E. Willumsen.
FLORAL EXHIBIT
A.stee, 35, Shettn, M. Platt; Aster, dee
PlaY, Mrs. W. Haugh, Wm. 5. Storey 1
Cosmos, N. Stumm, Mrs. Elgin Nott;
Calendula, Mrs. W. Ihrugh, N. Sheen ;
Dahlias, Ethel Dennis ; Gladiolus, 3
spikes, N. Sheen, Rae Houston; Gladiol-
us, N. Shan ; varieties, N. Sheen •, Gail-
larclia, itirs. 13, Haugh: Marigolds, af-
rime. IL Sheen, Mrs, W. Heugh •, Mari-
golds, French, Mrs, W. Haugh, Wm. S.
Storey Pettuflas, Mrs, W. Haugh ; ROS -
es, Mrs. Robe Thompson 1 display, Mrs,
Robe Thompson: Scabiesa, M. Platt;
Salvia, Mn. W. Navel: ; Snapdragon,
M. Platt, Mrs. Haugh ; Zinnia% Mrs.
Dalrymple, Mrs. Haugh; Zinnias, M,
Platt, N. Sheen ; Zinnias, peppermint.
Mrs, W. Haugh; African Violet, Mrs.
Les •Pryces African 'Violet, collection,
Mee. Elgin Nott; double, Mrs. Nett 1
double collection, Mrs, II. Dalrymple;
Coleus, Mrs. Elgin Nott, Mrs. W.
Haugh ,• Cactus collection, Mrs. Haugh,
Mrs, El. Nott; Corsage, Mrs, Robt.
Thonmson, N. 15, Sheen; Geraniums,
Mrs. 3, Carter; Fuschia, Mee, L. Pnce
Mrs. Jas, Carter; Floral arrangement,
N. H. Sheen, Mrs. W. Haugh I Dried
winter bouquet, Mrs. W. Haugh; Table
bouquet, low, Mrs. Bela. Thompson,
Mrs. N. H, Sheen; tall, Mrs. Robert
Thompson, Win. S. Stony; Modern
floral arrangement, N. H. Sheen, Elgin
Nott: Tithonia (Torch flower) Mrs. E.
Nett; A. new or rare plant, Mrs. Les
Pryee ; Centennial floral arrangement,
hi. Platt, Mrs. Elgin Nett.
HIGH SCHOOL SECTION
Home Economics
Grade IX
Ski., Margaret Coleman ; apron.
Theresa Etue,
Grade X
Weskit and skirt, ROSS Murray, Mar-
i:trio 141nEwing, Dorothy Keys; blouse,
Audrey Godkin, Marjorie Matting,
Rose Merrily.
Grade XI
Nylon Slip, Eliestbeth McNeill, Doris
Johnston 1 jumper, bravy Lou Roe, Mar-
ion Hemingway, Doris Johnston ; Party
dress or bleuee, Margaret Etue, Jean
Scott, IMO Miller.
Grade XII
Suit. Dore. Ann Stinson, Tone Ross,
Helen Mellwain 1 dress, Jame Miller, M.
Etue; fudge, Meteoric Papple.
Crafts
Handkerchief edging. Margaret Boyd,
Graea Siemon, Rose Murray ; Huck
darning, Marie Pullman; embroidered
article, aeon Scott, Joan Shortreed ;
Stenciled ankle, Jaen Bac,; bonnet,
Rose Alum.ay, Margaret Boyd, Man
Broadfoot ; smocked article, Theresa
Etuo; tee biscuit% Jean Scott, Barbara
Boyd ; Plain muffins, Barbara Boyd,
Jean Scott, Dorothy Keyes; fancy
cookies, Jean Scott; chocolate cake,
Mary Bronafoot, Ruth Sills lune
Smith •, chiffon cake, jean Sceit.,,; apple
pie, Dorothy Keys, Time Smith, Bruce
McFadden; pie (meringue), Bill Robert, -
on, Jean Scott, June Smith.
Industrial Arts And Crafts
Grade IX—Class project in woodwork:
John Boshart, Jack /3roadfoot. Paul Mc-
Master; extra project, John Bogie.,
Jack Broadfoot, Stan Brown: class pro-
ject in metal, Howard James. Don Tre-
meer, Paul McMaster; drafting. Jack
Broadfoot, Ron Eyre, Don Tremeer.
Grade X—woodwork, Peter Maloney;
woodwork. Peter Maloney, Lawrence
Taylor.
GRADE Xt—woodworly, BM Ennis,
Ron Swim, Laird Norris; drafting, Ron
Ennis, Ron Scoins, Ron Mason.
GRADE XII—woodwork, BUS Scott.
Agriculture
Onion, Betty Murray, Jack Broadfoot,
Ken Coleman; carrots, Dora Ann Stin-
son, Wayne Chappel; carrots, bunched,
Wtiene Chappel, Dora Ann Stinson;
parsnips, Dora Ann Stinson; beets, Dora
Ann Stinson, Grace Siemer's, Ken Csole-
man ; cucumbers, Wayne Chappel, Ruth
Crozier, Grace Siemen ; pickling cucum-
bers, Grace Siemon, Ruth Crozier,
Wayne Chappel'turnips, Audrey God -
kin, Merle Godlein, Wayne Chappel; to-
matoes. leen Coleman, Grace Slemen,
Rose Seinlon ; Pumpkins. Ken Coleman,
Tack Broadfoot, Mary Broatlfoot; large
Pumpkin, Ann Haugh, Sack Broadfeet:
Hubbard squash, 33111 Millson, Janet Mc-
Gregor ; scituteh, Audrey Godldn, ?sleek
Godkin; potatoes, June Smith; It/A
Cobblers, Jack 13roadloot, Ann Haugh;
corn, Wayne Gemmel ; vegetable collec-
tion, Lawrence Taylor, Marilyn Taylor,
Dora Ann Stinson; sheaf outs, Jack
Ilreadfoot, Man Dennis; sheaf baeley:
Man Dennis ; sheaf wheat, Mary Den-
nis ; farm scrim book, Gram Siemon,
Rose Siemon ; poster, ROSO Si0M011; coll.
weeds, Beth McEwing, Lawrence Tay-
lor, Marjorie McEwing; coll. insects,
Ann Haugh, Tack Broadroot, Grace Sie-
mon.
Flowers
Asters, Marjorie AreEwing, Noreen
MeEwing, Jean Scott; Cosmos, Marjorle
McEwing, Grace Simian, Rose eiemon ;
Dahlias, Marilyn Taylor, Jean Scott,
Dora Ann Stinson; Marigolds, Marjorie
Menwing, Marilyn Taylor, Noreen Mo -
Ewing; Marigolds, African, Marjorie
Mawing; Petunias'Paul McMaster,
Glace Siemn, oAMA Haugh ; Pansy, Ann
Haugh ; Snapdragon, Marjorie McEwing,
Noreen McEwing, Janet McGregor 1
Gladiolus, Man Broadfoot, Jack Broad -
font; Gladiolus, Seek Broadfoot; Glad.
display, Mary Broadfbet, Marjorie Mc—
Ewing; coll. Annuals, Marilyn Taylors
Lawrence Tayloe, genet McGregor; Be-
gonias, Paul McAlester; plants, Ann
Haugh; African Violet, Marjorie Me -
Ewing, Wayne Chappel, June Smith;
Coleus, Marjorie MeEwing; Geranium,
Paul McMaster, Marjorie McEwing and
20111 Cactns Coll., Paul McMaster, Ann
Haugh ; Floral arr., Ann Haugh, Pant
MelVfasnr 1 most points Sec, D, Marjorie
MeEwing.
PunLfc scgoar, SECTION
Vegetables—Turnips, Gayle Wright,
Elaine Eckert, Connie Eckert, 4th no
name, 55h no name; carrels (short)
Bruce Austin, Marie Bannon, 3r4 no
name, Doug Smith, Helen Elliott; gar-
den cerrots, Kay Charters, Dianne Gard-
ner, Bruce Austin, Katie Scott, Sandra
Levin ; mangolds, Ronnie Riley; milder
mengolds, Stuart BOYS° ; parsnips, Kaye
Charters, Lee Fleming, David Stinson,
Maurice Stinsou, Mary 13. Stinson; beets e
(short) Douglas Hugill, Sandlot Irw10, I
Lee Fleming., 4te no mune, Marlon
Flowitt; onions,. Mary McGregor, Marg-
aret McGregor, Bruce Falconer, Dianne
Byerman, Dianne Gordan; ripe torna-
toes, Nan. Berger, Mary Allan, Penni
McLean, Sandra Irwin, Judy Thomp-
son ; citrons, Gary Bannon, 2nd no
name, eird no name, Helen Broadfoot
511* no name; cabbages, Been Flemieg,
Leo Fleming, Brenda Ross, Theresa Ban-
non, Emily Elliott.; basket potatoes
(girls) Keye °hinters, Gloria Boorman,
Kay MeCowan, Grace Beuerman, 6111
no name; potatoes (boys), Doug Huglll,
,II,,e,mneSe6utieirm.cnnn, .Pecte,rple.teaCwo.tts(
•an eta no
boys and
girls) Kaye Minters; squash, Pauline
Dolmage, Mary Scott, John Heasels, 4111
no name, 5th no name; cucumbers, Ruth
Oriel:, Bruce Whitmore, Sandra Hugel.
Suanne Haugh, Kay McGowan; sweet
corn, Virginia Gs:miner Semen: Haugh,
3rd no name, Elaine Eckert ; collection
of vegetables, S.S. 3, Tuckersmith ; 5.8.
1, Mullett; S.S. 3, Mullett; Hume Kil-
roy, Brenda Ross.
Flowers
Pansies: Donna Smale, Jack Lemon;
S'aviitsraNtte
cetP'"eBillGylaTioltenBerm
rtiDianeuneivraeen;
B
Gloria Beuermen, Lois Tyndall, Wayne
Husill, Manbelle Stinson • Asters, Cher-
yl Muir, Robe Elliott, Biy Tenth Bar-
n Fleming., Grace &merman ; French
marigolds, Barry Fleming, Clarence
Dale, Ron, Elliott, Dianne Bowerman,
Larry Beuerman 1 African Marigolds,
Grace Beuerman, Helen Elliott, Douse
lea Wright, Manna Haugh, Marybelle
Stinson; Zinnias, Glace Beuennan,
Donna Berger, 3r4 no name, Maurice
Stinson, Pearl McLean; Zinnias (baby),
1st no name, Robe Sharp, Sulene
51!-
liolt. )3stebare Longstaff, 5th no name;
Dahlias, Stuart Boyne, David Stinson,
Olmence Oslo, Maurice Stinson, Mao'
Jean Boshert; Cosmos, Lee Fleming,
Barry Fleming, Elaine Oke, Saone
Haugh, Elizabeth Carter; Assorted var-
Idles, Barry Fleming, Stuart Boyce, 3r11
no name, Betty Gibbings, Don Wright;
Petunias, Larry Byermun, Gloria Bauer -
man, 1Vrary Jean Boshstrt, Stuart Boyce,
Brian liabklek; Snapdragon, Suane
Haugh, Wayne Hued% Stuart Boyce,
4511 110 name; Dining table °elvers, Kay
MoCowan, Lee Fleming, Dianne lien.
Barry Fleming, Ellen Connell; Dining
table fruits, Margaret McGregor; Liv
inc room bouquet. Lee Fleming, Man
Jean Beebe., Mary Ann Snowdon, Da-
vid Stinson, Rightle De Wilde.
Cooking
Tea biseuite, Billy Tenn, Gail
Emily Elliott, Ann Troutbeek, Nam.
Pepper; tarts, EmilY Elliott, Jean
13roadfoot, Shirley storey, Mory Ann
Snowdon, Nancy Pepper.
Layer cake, Pearn McLean, Nan.
Pepper, Ann Troutbeek, Una Talbot,
Corinne Smith ; muffins, 5hiney Storey,
Grant Milroy, Marybelle Stinson, Jim
Carter, Mildred Chich ; cookies, Connie
Atkinson, and no name, Marybelle Stin-
son Alargaret E. Flannery, Mary Ann
Snbwdon ; layer cake, Carol Carter,
Rosemary McDonald, Kendra Moore,
Beverley Phillips ; apple pie, Caroline
Ross, Nanny Pepper, Elaine Ball, Emily
Elliott, Margaret Elliott; maple cream,
Lee Flaming, Barbara Falconer, Marion
Flewitt, stte no name, Judy Nett; choc-
olate fudge, Phyllis Bryans, R. Weig-
land, Pearn McLean, Lynda Dobson,
Kay Nott. Judge: Mrs, Norman Carter.
Grade 1, BeebeWradt0Inhgesney, Judy Mue-
gee. Linda Note Gayle Edier, Ingolf
Christensen ; grade 2, Allen Patterson,
John Walleer, Marion Hemberger, Kaye
McGowan, Susan Snow; grade 3, Shirley
Storey, Jim Carter, Kaye Charters, Jim
Richerdsom Carl DeBoos; grade 4, Gayle
Elliott, Brum Whitmore, Mary E. Flan-
nery, Helen Broadfoot, Doris Walker;
grade 5, Carel Carter, Margaret Me-
Gregon Barbara Coleman, Elieabeth
Stewart, Barbara. Talbot; grade 6, J110
Nett, Nellie Hillman, Marie Strong,
Margaret Maloney, Cathy Eckert; gratle
7, KAY Nett, Corinne Smith, Dianne
Gardner, Elaine Ball, Mary Allen ; grade
8, Madelon Townsend, Gene Nixon, Wil-
liam Dejong, Bob Govenlock, Betty
femme; workbook from grade 5, 6, 7
or :I, Carol Anderson, Than Boyce, An-
toinette Van Den Henget, Nancy Clew,
Betty Jean Andrews; Lona grades I, 2,
3 or 4. Allan Pettereen, Gaye Elliott,
Joe (3ick, Vernon Mclidoen, Darrell
Schneider.
Art
Pre-sehool (kindergarten) Douglits
Dalrymple, Client Scott, Madeline
Smith, Jane Beetle., lint Nixon 1 Kin-
dergarten, paper weaving, Billy Mac-
Lean, Dennis Hodge., Mutely:le Smith,
Jane Beebe., Bill Southgate; gradm 1,
2 and 3. Mary Jesus McLean, Allan Pat-
terson, Paul Boshart, June Willtuneen,
Marie Elliott; grades 4, 5 and 11, Helen
Scott, Fred Bruinema, Carol Fowler,
Louise Bradshaw, Margaret McGregor;
grades 7 and 8, Dianne Gardner, Mar-
garet Reeves, Dorothy Boy., St. Jernes'
Scheel, Carol Pepper; printing, Magee.
et Reeves, Ann Dick, Glenn Comte,
Melte Iloshart, Saukje Von Rooljen:
Spatter work, Cheryl Norman, tind no
name, Brian Broome, George Reeves,
Jim Carter; grades 4, 5, 6, Allan Ball,
Reghje DeWilde, Ruth Crich, Betty Ane
Gibbings, 51h no mune; poster, Dougles
Gibbings, 2nd no nnme, Carol Do Boer,
Everett Howls, Jean Boyce; model,
clay, etc., John 511000, Susan Snow;
map or wax carving, Alex McLeod,
Garth Flannigan, Lee Fleming, Goo.
Brown; soap or wax carving, grades 7,
8, Barre Fleming, Flora A, Scott, Bry-
an Beady.
Sewing
Dressed doll, Cheryl Ast, Bonnie Mc-
Leod. Susan McLean, Darlene Sills; tea
towel, Eileen Dolmage, Margaret Mc-
Gregor, Donna Banter; apron, Helen
Broadfoot, Jesm Breadfoot; knitted arti-
cle, Gisela Helbig, Ronnie Riley, Sean
Broadfoot, Eileen Dolmage, Elaine Ball;
article hand -worked, Catherine Von Den
Hengel, Ann Van Den Henget. Antoin-
ette Van Den Hengel, Helen. Scott,
Crafts And /lobbies
Model aeroplane, Fred Bruinsma,
Jack Milt, Andy Calder, 411, no name,
Hennes Lensink; bracket, Rieny Van
Loon, Winston King, Benny Lansink,
Henry Lansink ; collection of tem. fruits,
Lynda Savauge, Pearn liefoLettn, Bar-
bara Mennell, Gordon Ferns, Bonnie
Weigland; collection of weeds, Carol
Carter, Reggie Smith, Dianne Gardner,
David Stinson, Judy Nett; 41.115 man,
grades .1, 6, Carl Carter, 30,1 no name,
Margaret McGregor, 4110 no name, Mar
jorie Hoggart; grades 6, 7, 8, lit no
name, Elaine Ball, Carl DeBeer, Carol
Fowler, Judy Notts plasticene models,
Emily Elliott, Helen Elliott, 3rd no
name, 4th 110 name.
PET SHOW
Persian Cat: Mildred Cries, Betty
Gibbings; Cat, any other: Keith Finni-
gan, Barbara Longstaff, Richard Mue-
gge, joyoo Delmage•, Rabbits, George
Townsend, Richard Muegge, Jim Glow.
Bruce ?apple; Best Dog in Show: Anne
Cameron, /pay Wallace, Donald Carter,
Jitnmy Sills; Dog, showing least resent-
blence, Jack Lemon, Ken Whitmore;
Fantail Pigeons: Jaen Rogers; Pigeons,
Bruce Hoelecher : Benny Aklcer, Ronnie
Riley, Janice Jewitt; Bantams: Leo
Medd, Kenneth Miller, Kenneth Miller;
Fancy Fowl': Jahn 1VieCowan, John Me-
Cowan'Gerry Finnigan; Most unusunl
Pet Reginald Smith, James Bache,
George Townsend, Lee Fleming; Goat:
Sandra Hug111, unknown, 3rd unknown.
Draw Winners
Lions draw for sow, Murray Dale,
'Mullett. Door prizes! Huron Wholesale,
chocolates, Dorothy Enzensberger; Jack
Stevens, sefety lite, Mrs. B. Hildebrand ;
Dennis Electric, light bulbs, Dianne
Byerman ; Cleve Coombes, oil Menge,
Lem Byerman; 3, Thompson, child's
sham, Airs. Hugh Ball; B. Milner,
flowers, Elgin Note; Crown Hdwe.,
carving set, Ken Chessell; Smith Bak-
ery, cake, Hugh tall ; Whyte's, goods,
Mrs. Patterson 1 Miller Service Station,
grease Job, Clayton Connell; Walden &
Deeedfoot, oil change, Ellen Calder;
Savauges, ball point pm, Don Mortis;
Keating's, candy, Joan Talbot; Grave's,
Mrs. YVileon lix.onclioot; Stewart leres.,
Erma Townsend: Sills, dinner net, Mrs.
Rota Orr.
HENSALL
Drysdale Dies Suddenly
George M Drysdale, 65, prom-
inent businessman here for 44
years died suddenly on Monday
night at 'Smith Huron Hospital,
'Exeter, following a stroke 'nth°
afternoon, He had liveclhere all
his life and was in the hardware
(business. He was an active 'mem-
ber of the United Church, treas.
for 25 years, an elder of the ses-
THE SEAFORTH NEWS—Thursday, September 29, 1955
Regent Theatre
' THURS. Var. SAT. BER TWELVE MEN
Greer Gerson - Robert Urea
Twelve men adored this woman as you will realize when you
see Greer Gerson in the Ladies' Home Journal story that
has delighted millions
MON. TUDS, WED CHARGE AT FEATHER RIVER
Guy Madison - Frank Lovejoy
The flaming color, the wide opbn pagentry. The dauntless courage
of the West's vast Indian country- as no living person has ever
seen it before.
THURS. FRI. SAT. ARENA
Gig Young . Polly Bergen
COMEIG CELL 2466 DEATH ROW
Only At This Store
Do you get so much for your
FOOTWEAR DOLLAR
NOW — All our "HIGH HEEL PUMPS" for the
the Young Ladies -regular $7.50 and $7.95
at $4,95 a pair
WILLIS SHOE STORE
The Little Store with the "Big Values"
Sea.forth
sion, secretary of the Board of
trustees and Property commit-
tee and secAreas., of the M. and
M. Fund, For 10 years he was
secretary of the 'Chanter of
Commerce, was past master of
Huron Masonic Lodge, and a
member of the Hensall
Lodge. iSurviving besides his
wife the former Ella Ortwein,
are two sons, Robert and John,
Herm% one daughter, Mrs. Bar-
ry Williams, Kitchener, one bro-
ther, John, Vancouver; and
three sisters, Mrs, W. A. Mac -
Laren, Goderich; Mrs. Roy Sto-
well, Stettler, Alta., and 'Mrs.
J. McNeil, Erskine, Alta.
Resting at the ,Bonthron fun-
eral home where services under
Masonic auspices will be con-
ducted Wednesday at 3 p.m. by
the Rev. C. D. Daniel. Inter-
ment will be made in Bayfield
;Cemetery.
Dr. A. R. Campbell and Mrs.
,Campbell of Guelph visited dur-
ing the past week with Mr. and
Mrs. B. Y. MacLaren.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Corbett
and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Coleman
spent the weekend wth relatives
in Detroit.
CROP REPORT
The general rain on Sept. 20,
the first in weeks will be of
great benefit to fall wheat, and
First Presbyterian
Church
Rev, D. Glenn Campbell
Minister
10 A.M.—Church School and
Bible Class
11 A.IVI.
THE SACEAMENT QF THE
LORD'S SUPPER
The Evening Service is with-
drawn in favor of the Anglican
Church Harvest Home
pastures. Fourteen 44.11 Clubs
held their Achievement Day
Programs at four Fall Fairs
during the week. Nuanbers and
quality of cattle shown at Breed
iShowa were excellent, 114 head
at the County Black and White
Show, 101 head at the Conf4p
Hereford Show and 130 head at
She Perth -Huron Regional Short-
horn Show. Forty-one dairy
calves were shown in the Coun-
ty 441 Dairy iShow, 66 beet
calves in the County 4 -II Beef
Show and 24 gilts in the 'County
4411 Championship Swine Show.
Clean Up and Save!
Salvage Drive
WED., OCTOBER 5
PAPER - MAGAZINES - RAGS
OLD MATTRESSES
For the convenience of those in the surrounding
district *who wish to co-operate, collection depots
have been established as follows:
BEECHWOOD Carlin's Store
DUBLIN William Stapleton
CONSTANCE Borden Brown Store
WINTHROP A Dolmage Store
KIPPEN Kyle's Store
CROMARTY Chopping Mill
STAFFA Sacller's Store
BRUCEFIELE Christie's Store
MaSanalle.
— Auspices —
SEAFORTH LIONS CLUB
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WATERLOO CATTLE BREEDING
ASSOCIATION
"Where Better Bulls Are Used"
At the Fall Fairs and Breed Shows you will find in
the 4 H and open classes, numerous offspring of the
bulls used by the Waterloo Cattle Breeding Assoc-
iation.
•
Those sired by our bulls may not be at the top of
the class each time. However, they will win their
share of honors, especially when. cared for and pre-
sented to the best advantage.
On the Farms since April 1st, 1953, 1519 daugh-
ters of our Holstein sires have been graded 51%
G.P. or better as compared to the breed average of
47% G.P. or better for the same period.
To assure better than average money making
qualities in your young cattle, dairy or beef, use our
artificial breeding service. The cost is low. Where
can you get as much for your money ?.
Non -Profit, Farmer awned and controlled.
Life membership $5.00
$5.00 per cow for members
$6.00 per cow for non. -members
For further information or service, phone collect
to: Clinton 515
between: 7.80 and 10.00 A.M. on week days
7.30 and 9.30 AM. on Sundays and Holidays