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Seaforth Fall Fair
Prize List
HORSES
Agricultural..
Brood mare with foal by her side,
H. Turner, D. Huether, 'Elmer At-
well, Foal of 1943, H. Turner, D.
Huether, 0. McNichol; filly or geld-
ing, 4 years or over, Coyne Bros.,
and 2nd, E. Atwell; filly or gelding,
3 years old, H. Turner, Ed, Kemp,
E. Atwell; filly or gelding, 2 years
old, H. Tuner, R. McDonald, E. At-
well; filly or gelding, 1 year old,
Coyne Bros., H. Turner, Ed. Kemp,
sweepstakes, Coyne Bros.
Heavy Draught--
Brood
raught—Brood mare, H. Turner; foal of
1943, H. Turner; filly or gelding, 4
years or over, E, Atwell, J. Darling,
H. Turner; filly or gelding, 8 years,
E, Atwell, H. Turner; filly or geld-
ing, 2 years, Coyne Bros,; filly or
gelding, 1 year, Coyne Bros,.
Wagon Horse—
Filly or gelding, 3 years, W.
Decker, J. Kreis and 3rd; filly or
gelding, two, years, J. McGrath.
Roadster and Carriage--
Brood
arriage__Brood mare, G. B, Dorrance, E.
Brown, Wm. Mason; roadster foal,
Robt, E. McMillan, E. Brown, G. B.
Dorrance.
Harness Class—
Agricultural team, Coyne Bros., E.
Atwell, Ed. Kemp; heavy draught
team, Elmer Atwell, H. Turner; wa-
gon team, Wm, Decker. J. Kreis, Ed.
Kemp; roadster team in harness,
Currie & Tervitt; roadster horse,
Currie & Tervitt, and 2nd. Dorr-
ance Special, Robt. McMillan, Ed,
Brown, G. B. Dorrance.
Carriage horse, B. L. Becker,
Lorne Carter, Joe Burns.
Best lady driver and outfit, Mrs.
Becker, Mrs. E. Wilson, Mrs. J. Car-
ter,
Best animal any age in horses,
Bank of Commerce special, Coyne
Bros.
CATTLE
Shorthorn—
Best cow, R.'M. Peck, W. Oestri -
cher, Roy Pepper.
Heifer, 2 years, Turnbull, Pepper,
Oestricher; heifer, 1 year, Oestrich-
er, Turnbull, Peck; heifer calf, Peck,
Turnbull, Oestricher; bull calf, Peck,
Oestricher, and 3rd; bull 1 year old,
Oestricher, Turnbull, Pepper. Bull,
2 years or over, Peck, Oestricher,
Pepper; herd, consisting of 4 females
and bull, Peck, O'Neil, Oestricher.
Butchers Cattle—
Fat cow or heifer, Turnbull; steer
or heifer over 1 year, Pepper, Turn-
bull; baby beef, Oestricher, Turn-
bull.
Ayrshires—
Bull, 1 year and over, Beirnes;
best cow, Beirnes and 2nd and Srd;
heifer, 2 years old, Beirnes and 2nd;
heifer, 1 year old, Beirnes, Keith
Webster, Beirnes; heifer calf,
Beirnes, Keith Webster; bull calf,
Beirnes, Keith Webster, Beirnes.
Jersey—
" Bull, I. Trewartha; cow, I. Tre-
wartha; heifer, 2 years, I. Trewar-
tha; heifer, heifer calf, bull cal, I.
Trewartha,
Herefords—
All classes, O'Neill.
Teton Special, best three dairy
cows, Beirnes.
SHEEP
Long Wool—
Shearling, Pepper, Steeper, J. By-
erman; ram lamb, A. D. Steeper;
Wm. R. Pepper; shearling or aged
ewe, Wm. R. Pepper, Steeper and
'3rd. Ewe lamb, W. R. Pepper, A, D.
Steeper, and 3rd; best pen sheep,
Steeper, Wm. R. Pepper.
Medium Wool—
Shearling or aged ram, P. E.
Peering and 2nd, Orville McGowan.
ram lamb, shearling ewe, ewe lamb,
P. E. Dearing and 2nd, Orville Mc-
Gowan; shearling or aged ewe, Or-
ville McGowan, P. E. Dearing and
3rd; ewe lamb, Orville McGowan,
P. E. Dearing, Orville McGowan;
best pen, Orville McGowan, P. E.
Dearing. Market lamb special, P. E,
Dearing, Wm. . Pepper, A. D. Steep-
er,
PIGS
Yorkshire—
Boar, over 1 year, Wilbur Turn-
bull, Wallace Powell, Jas. S. Cowan;
boar under 1 year, Wilbur Ttdrn'bull,
Jas. S. Cowan, Wallace Powell; sow
over 1 year, W. Turnbull, Sarno S.
Cowan, Turnbull; sow under 1 year,
Turnbull, Cowan, Roy Lawson,
Berkshire—
All classes, James S. Cowan.
Tamworth
All glasses, Douglas Bros, and 2n
Pen of 5 shoats, bacon type, Jas
S. Cowan,
Market Hogs Special, five bate
hogs—R, L. Bolton, Ed. Dorrance
Robt, W. Campbell, E. H, Close, W
S. Braedfoot, D, Ross Mactavish,
THE $EAFORTH NEWS
Waite; deur're' 4' Anjou, F, McCly:
tont, Lzritltwaite,
Plums »
Green gage, F, MoOlymont; Loin•
bardar F, McOlymont,
Grapes — Blue, J. M. Govenlock;
green, P. McClymont; collection of
grapes; lr, McClymont, •
ROOTS AND VEGETABLES
Tomatoes, red, J. Battler, Mrs. I+],
Dicicson; tomatoes, pink, d; battler;
collection of tomatoes, 3, Battler.
Onions from seed, Mrs; Joltn Grieve,,
J. Battle; onions front• dutchsets, J,
Battler; onion sets, J'• Battler, Mrs,
d, 31, Dickson,
Pickling cucumbers, Mss. F. L.
Turner, Stela; Mrs. E. Dickson.
n. Butter beans, M,sr.1P, L, Turner,
Wilbur Cornish, Dublin; white beans,
Mrs, P, L, Turner, M 13
rs, . Dickson...
Table carrots, stuin9,• J. Battler;
table carrots,. long, Mrs, H. L. Porte,
911S, 3. Battler,
Brehmas — All classes, J, Battler,
Barred Rocks — Cock, Jacob Bat
let', Zurich; hen, J. Battler; pullet,
Battler,
White. Rocks — c, Douglas Bros
Mitchell, J. B. Mills, Goderich; It
3, B. Mills, Douglas Bros„ 'Al and p
Batt
Plokling beets, Mrs, A. L, Porteous,
J; 3. Battler;; blood beets, Mrs, A. L.
Porteous, Mrs. E. L. Turner.
Cucumbers, Eleanor• Storey, ,Mrs,
, .F, L. Turner,
, Parsnips, Mrs, John Grieve, J.
Douglas Bros. and 2nd,
A,O,V, Rocks, c, J. B. Mills, Goderich;
• h, 3, B. Mills and 2nd.
Cochins, h, J. B. Mills, Goderich,
Dorkings, h, Jacob Battler.
Hambuvgs, c, lr, J. B, Mills, Jaeo
Battler; ckl, p, J, B. Mills and 2nd.
Orpington—All classes, J. B, Mills
Douglas Bros.
White Wyandottes—c, J. B. Mills
11, ckl, p, J. B, Mills, J. Battler.
1 A.O.V. Wyandotte s— All classes
J. B. Mills and 2nd,
Anconas — c, h, 3. Battler.
1 Rhode Island Recis, o, F, MoCly
moot, Varna; ckl, J. Battler, P. M
Clymont; p, 3, Battler.
Andalusians, all classes, J.Battler,
White Minorcas, c, h, J. B, Mitis;
ekl, p, J. B. mills and 2nd.
j Utility Barred Rocks, h, Douglas
Biros„ e, p, Douglas Bros., F. McOly
anent,
White Leghorns, all classes, Doug
las Bros and 2nd.
A.O.V. Leghorns, c, J. B. Mills, J
Battler; h, J. B. Mills and 2nd; ckl
J. Battler, F. McCiymout; p, P. Me
(`lymont, J. Battler.
j Jersey Giants, all classes, Douglas
Bros. and 2nd:
A,O.V, Bantams, c, J. 13. Mills Douglas Bros.; 11, Douglas Bros., and
2nd; ckl, p, Douglas Bros. and 2nd.
Game Bantams, 0, h, Douglas Bros„
John Byr•eman; ckl, p, John Byerrnau,
and 2nd.
Pekin Ducks, c, h, Douglas Bros., J.
Battler; ckl, p, Douglas Bros. and 2nd
Rouen Ducks, all classes, Wallace
Powell, Douglas Bros.
Ailsbury Ducks, all classes, Douglas
Bros.
Indian Runner Ducks, h, J. Battler.
Toulouse Geese, c, Douglas Bros.,
Wallace Powell; 11, Douglas Bros, and
2nd; ckl , Douglas Bros., Wallace
Powell; p, Wallace Powell, Douglas
:Bros.
Emden Geese, all classes, Douglas
Bros,
A.O.V. Geese, all classes, J. Battler.
'Utility Pens — Wyandotte, c, F,
McClymont. Plymouth Rocks, c, Doug-
las Bros., F. McClymont, Leghorns, c,
Douglas Bros„ F, McClymont; h, A. C.
Levy.
HORTICULTURAL PRODUCTS'
Apples —
Collection of 12 varieties, F. Mc-
Clymont, Laithwaite & Sons; winter
apples, F. McClymont, Laithwaite;
fall apples, F. McClymont, Laithwaite.
Baldwins, Laithwaite, F. McCly-
mont; King of Thompkins, Laith-
waite, P. McClymont; northern spies,
Laithwaite, F. McClymont; Palle-,
water, F, McClymont; golden russet,
F. McClymont, Laithwaite. •
Westfteld Seek -no -further', Laith-
waite; wealthy, F. McClymont, Laith-
waite; Pewaukee, Mrs. D. Dickson,
Seaforth; Laithwaite; Ontario, Laitlt-
waite, F, McClymont; Wagner, Laith-
waite; Roxboro russets, Laithwaite,
F. McClymont; gravenetein, Leith-
waite; Cayuga Red Streak or Twenty
Ounce, Mrs. D. Dickson, P. McCly-
mont; Spitzenburg, Laithwaite, F.
McClymont; fameuse or snow apple,
Laitltwaite, F. McClymont; Colvert,
F. McClyntont; Mann, Laithwaite;
Blenlieim Orange, Laithwaite; maiden
blush, F, McClymont,
Crab apples, red, Mrs. E. Dickson,
F. Mocilynront; crab apples, yellow,
F, McClymont.
Rhode Island Greening, F, McCly-
mont, Laithwaite; Ribston pippins,
Laithwaite, Mrs, E, Dickson; Blen-
heim pippin, Laithwalte; fall pippin,
F, McClymont, Laitltwaite; St. Law-
rence, Laithwaite; Canadian Red,
Laithwaite, Mrs, Dickson; McIntosh
Red, Laithwaite, Mrs. E, Dickson,
Tatman Sweet, Laithwaite, F. Mc.
Ciymont.
Pears—
Winter pears, F. McClymont; fall
pears, P. McClymont, Laithwaite,
Flemish Beauty, LalthWaite; duch-
ess of Agotiline, Laithwaite; beurre
clalrgeau, F. McClymont; belle lucre,.
P. McClymont, Laithwaite.
Louis Bonne de Jersey, F. McCly-
mont; Bartlett, F, McClymont, Leith -
waste; seckol,,P. McClyntont, Laith-
Pepper's, Mrs, J. Grieve; collection
of peppers, Mrs. Grieve,
Sweet table cora, Mrs. E. Dickson,
Wilbur Cornish; field corn, Mrs. F. L.
b Tur'n'er, J. Battler',
Winter radish, J. Battler.
Sunflower heads, Mrs, F, L. Turner,
Wilbur Cornish,
Novelty in vegetables, Mre. D.
Dickson, Mrs. A. L. Porteous.
, Cauliflower, Wilbur Cornish, Mrs.
A, L. Porteous.
Red cabbage, 3, Battler; Savoy
cabbage, Wilbur Cornish.
Me White or yellow onions, 3, Battler.
Muskmelon, J. Battler; oriton,
striped, Mrs. C. Dickson, Wilbur: Cor-
nish; watermelons, Mrs. E. Dickson.
Vegetable marrow, J. Battler.
Pie pumpkins, Mrs. Geo, T. Dale,
Walton, Mrs. 13, Dickson,
Table squash, J. Battler, Mrs, John
.Grieve; hubbard squash, J. Battler,
Mrs, John Grieve; largest pumpkin,
Eleanor Storey, Mrs. John Grieve.
Field carrots, Mrs, F. L. Turner,
Battler; Swede turnips, table, Mrs, F.
P. Turner, Wilbur Cornish; swede
turnips, feed, Mrs. Turner, Wilbur
Cornish.
Sugar mangolds, Wilbur Cornish,
Mra. F. L. Turner; long red marigolds,
W. Cornish, Mrs. Turner; intermedi-
ate mangolds, W. Cornish, Mrs, Tur-
ner; celery, Mrs. A. L. Porteous, W.
Cornish.
Irish Cobbler early potatoes, Wilbur
Cornish, Mr's. F, L. Turner; any other
variety potatoes, J. Battler, Mrs., F.
L. Turner; green mountain late pets. -
toes, Wilbur Cornish, J. Battler; any,
other variety late potatoes, W. Cor-
nish, J. Battler.
Fodder corn, F. CcClymont.
Garden produce, Mrs. A. L. Porte-
ous, •
GRAIN COMPETITION 1
Fall 'wheat, J. Battler, Wilbur, Cor •
-
nish; oats, J. Battler, Wilbur Cornish;
barley, Mrs. F. L. Turner; beans, Mrs. I
F. L. Turner. 1st prizes donatedi by
Dr. F. Harburn.
CANNED FRUITS AND VEGE-
TABLES
Canned apples, Mrs. Jas Carter;
canned red raspberries, 3, Battler,
Mrs. Geo. T, Dale; canned red cher-
ries, Mr's. James Carter; canned
pears, Mrs. James Carter, Mrs. Geo.
T. Dale; canned strawberries, Wilbur
Cornish, Ml's. Jas, Carter; canned
plums, Mr's. Jas. Carter, Mrs, Geo. T.
Dale;' canned peaches, J. Battler, Mrs. •
3. Carter; mixed pickles , Mrs. J.
Carter, Mrs. Geo. T. Dale,
Canned chicken, Mrs. Jas. Carter,
Mrs. Geo. T. Dale; canned sausage,
F. McClymont, Mrs. Jas. Carter; can-
ned beef, F. McClymont,' Mrs. Jas.
Carter,
Pickled cucumbers, Mrs. Geo. T.
Dale, Mrs. Jas. Carter; tomato cat-
sup, Mrs. Frank Storey, F, McCly-
mont; canned apples, without sugar,
Mrs. Jas. Carter, Mrs. Geo, T. Dale;
red raspberries, Mrs. Geo, T. Dale,
Mrs. -Jas, Carter; cherries, without
sugar, Mrs. Jas, Carter, Mrs. Geo. T.
Dale; pears without sugar, Mrs, Geo,
T. Dale; strawberries without sugar,
Mr's, Geo, T. Dale, Mrs. Jas, Carter;
peaches without sugar, Mrs, Jas. Car-
ter; Mrs, Geo, T. Dale.
Tomato' juice, Mrs. Geo, T. Dale,
Mrs, Frank Storey. Dai
Canned beans, Mrs. Jas, Carter;
canned beets, Mrs. Geo. T. Dale, Mrs.
Jas. Carter,
Conserve, Mrs, Jas. Carter, Mrs, G.
T. Dale,
Chili sauce, Mrs, Jas, Carter, J,
Battler; canned tomatoes, Mrs. Geo.
T. Dale, M rs, Jas. Carter; canned
corn, Mrs, Geo, T. Dale, Mrs. Jas.
Carter; canned peas, Mrs. James Car-
ter, Mrs. Geo. T, Dale,
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Butter, crock, Mrs, Jas, Carter, Mrs
Geo. T. Dale; batter, prints, Mrs. Jas.
Carter, Mrs, Prank Storey; butter,
fancy, Mrs. Prank Storey, Mrs. Jas.
Cartel',
Hen's eggs, white sheet, Douglas
Bros„ J. Battler; heti's eggs, brown
shell, J. Id. Govenloek, F. McClymont.
Dressed chicken, Mrs, P. Storey, F.
McClyntont.
DQMESTIC SCIENCE
White bread, Mrs. F. L. Turner,
Eleanor Storey, Nlrs, Jas, Carter; 6
buns, bits, `Turner,' bars,' Geo. T.
Dale; yeast' rolls, Eleanor Storey,
Mr's.. F. L, Turner; tea - biscuits, Mrs,
Frani: Storey, Mrs, Geo, T. Dale;
sponge calve, Mrs. Dale, Mrs. Jas.
Carter; stokes, Mrs. Prank Storey,
Mrs. 'Geo, 'T. Dale,
Pumpkin pie, Mrs. Geo, T. Dale,
Mr's. F. Storey; raisin pie, Mrs, Jas,
Carter, Mrs. F. Storey; buns fancy,
rs. F, L. Turney, Eleanor Storey;
cookies, Mrs, Dale, Eleanor Storey,
tarts, Eleanor, Storey, Mr's. Geo. Dale
orange bread, Mrs. Dale,
Brown bread, Mrs, F. Storey, Mi's.
3. Cartery muffins, Mrs. J, Carter,
Mrs, Geo. T. Dale; whole wheat
scones, Mrs, Geo. T. Dale, Mrs, F.
Storey; wwhele wheat tea biscuits,
Mrs. Geo. T. Dale, Mrs. P. Storey;
fruit bread, Mrs. Geo. T. Dale, El-
eanor Storey; man's breakfast, Mrs.
• F, Storey, Mrs. J. Carter.
Fruit cake, dark, Eleanor Storey,
Mrs. J. Carter; light fruit cake, Mrs.
F. Storey, Mrs. J. Carter 3 ways
1 of serving apples, Mrs. F, Storey,
Tleanor'Storey, lemon pie, Mrs. Geo.
, T. Dale, Wilbur Cornish; supper dish
Mrs. Geo, T. Dale, Eleanor Storey';
oatmeal cookies,. Mrs.' Dale, F. Mc-
Clymont; salads, Mrs. Dale, Mrs. J.,
1
Carter; sandwiches, F. McClymont,
Mrs, J. Carter,
.Meat loaf, Mrs..3. Carter, Mrs. G.
T. Dale; fight cake, no sugar, Mrs.
Dale, Eleanor Storey; spice cake,
Mrs. J. Carter,. Mrs. G. T. Dale; bak-
ed beans, Mrs. Dale, Eleanor- Storey,
four ways of serving potatoes, Mrs.
F. Storey, Mrs. Geo. T. Dale.
Forest City baking powder spec-
ial, Mrs. T. Barton, Egmondville;
Mrs. J. Carter; Magic Baking Pow-
der special, Mrs. F. Storey, Mrs.. J.
Carter,
Children's Dept. tea biscuits—
Jacqueline Habkirk, Ruth Keyes, Ev-
elyn Johns. Layer cake, Margaret
Falconer, Dorothy Eckert, Mary Lou
Sills; apple pie, Barbara Nicholson,
Elaine Weedmark, Margaret Roger-
son; rolled cookies, Barbara Nichol-
son, Evelyn Johns, Francis Eckert;
dropped cookies, , Gladys Hopper,
Barbara Nicholson, Ruth Keyes,
DOM. NEEDLECRAFT
Quilt, applique, 3. Battler, Mrs. T.
Barton; bedspread, J. Battler; quilt,
best quilting, J. Battler, Mrs. Geo.
T. Dale; pieced cotton quilt, J. Batt-
ler, Mrs. T. Barton; bedspread, Mrs.
H. Hymen, Kitchener; Apron, J. Bat-
tler, Mrs. H. Hymmen.
Men's pyjamas, Mrs. H. Hymmen;
house dress, J. Battler, Mrs. Geo. T.
Dale.
Floor mat, hooked rags, J. Batt-
ler, Mrs. Geo. T. Dale; floor mat,
hooked yarn, Mrs. J. Grieve; hooked
chair seat, Mrs. J. Grieve; bath mat,
Mrs. T. O'Flynn, Stratford; men's
work shirt, • Mrs. H. Hymmen, Mrs.
Geo. T.. Dale; handkerchiefs, Mrs.
Hymmen, Mrs. Geo. T. Dale.
LADIES' WORK
Sleeveless sweater, Mrs. John
Grieve; service socks, plain or heavy,
Mrs. T. O'Fiynn, Mrs. 3. Grieve.
Dining Room Furnishing—Lunch-
eon set, embroidered, Mrs. Geo. T.
Dale, Mrs. Hymmen; crochet lunch-
eon set, Mrs. Geo. T. Dale, Mrs. H.
Hymmen; .luncheon set any other
hand work, Mrs. Hymmen, Mrs. Geo.
T. Dale; embroidered tea cloth, Mrs.
Hyrnmen, Mrs. Dale; tea cloth,. any
other hand work, Mrs. Dale; centre-
piece, lace edge, Mrs. Dale, Mrs. Hy-
mmen; tray cloth, Mrs. Dale, Mrs.
Hymmen; centrepiece, Mrs. Dale,
Mrs, Hymmen. Bridge set, Mrs. T. Mrs. rs. Hymen; buffet set,
Mrs. Hymmen, Mrs. Geo. T. Dale;
tea cosy, Mrs. Hymmen, Mrs. 0'
Flynn.
Bedroom Furnishings—
Pair white embroidered pillow
slips, Mr's. Hynuuea, Mrs, Dale; col-
ored pillow slips, Mrs. Hynnnon, Mrs
'1, Barton; pillow slips, any other
handwork, Mrs. Geo, T, Dale, Mrs,
Hymmen; embroidered towels, Ml's,
Ilyminen, Mrs Geo, T. Dale; pair
c1'oclret towels, Mrs,, Dale, Mrs, lay
111111011; towels, other hand work, Mrs
Bymulen;: pair 'guest towels, Mrs, G.
T. Dale, Mrs., T, Barton; bath towels,
Mrs. Hyniinan; fancy towel, Mrs.
Dale, Ml's. Hymmen;: fancy sheet and
pillow slips, ll;lrs, Hyinnien, Mrs. G.
T. Dale; vanity set, Mrs. Dale, Mrs.
Hymn -ten; dresser runner, Mrs. 0'-
Fiyrin, Mi's, Hymmildreen.
Ladies' and Chn's Wear—
.Article from man's• discarded
shirt, Mrs. H. Iiynnnen; bed jacket,
Mrs, O'Flynn, Mrs, Hymmen, sweat-
er, bits. O'•Flynn, Mis, Dale; knit
gloves, Mrs, 1-lynnen; crochet,
gloves, Mrs.' Dale, Mrs. Hymmen;
fine knit mitts, Mrs. J. Grieve, Mrs.
Hymmen; carriage cover, Mrs, Dale,
made -over garment, Mrs, F, Storey;
baby's set, Mrs. F. L, Turner, Mrs.
Geo. T. Dale; child's dress, Mrs. Hy-
mmen, Mrs. O'Flynn; child's knit
suit, Mrs, O'Flynn; child's cotton
dress, Mrs, Geo. T. Dale; stuffed an-
imal; toy, Mss. Geo, T. Dale, Mrs,
Hymmen.
Living Room Furnishings—
Chair set, Mrs. O'Flynn, Mrs. Hy-
mmen; sampler, Mrs. Hymmen.
Miscellaneous -
1 Best article made from table oil-
cloth, Mrs, Geo. T._ Dale, Mrs. J.
Carter. Best article suitable for
Christmas, Mrs. O'Flynn, Mrs. Dale;
a woollen garment, darned, Mrs. G.
T. Dale; best article made: from old
stocking, J. Battler; mens wool mitts
J. Battler, Mrs. J, Grieve; pair fine
knit sox, Mrs. 3. Grieve, J. Battler;
kitchen collection, Mrs. HSmlmen,
Mrs. O'Flynn.
Men's sweater, Mrs. Grieve, Mrs.
O'Flynn; woman's skirt, Mrs. Hym-
men, blouse, Mrs. Hymen,
FINE AND DECORATIVE ARTS
Oil painting, Mrs. Hymen; water
color, Mrs. Hymmen, Mrs. F. L. Tur-
ner, Mrs. Hymmen; pencil drawing,
Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Hymmen; drawing
of farm house, Mrs, Turner; hand -
painted china, Mrs. Hyimnen, Mrs.
Grieve; decorated pottery, Mrs. F. L
T,urnei', Mrs. Hymmen, display pos-
ter, Mrs. Turner.
Pen and ink sketch, Mrs. F. L.
Turner, Mrs. H. Hymmen; cartoon,
Mrs, F. L. Turner, Mrs. Hytnmeen.
Miscellaneous novelties, Mrs. F. L.
Turner, Eleanor Storey; collection
of antiques, Mrs. Joe Eckert, Fred
McClymont.
Reed Work—
Tray, Mrs. Hymmen; flower bas-
ket, Mrs. F. L. Turner, Mrs. Hym-
men; work basket, Mrs. Hymmen,
Mrs. Joe Eckart; collection of three
articles, Mrs. Grieve, Mrs. Hymmen.
FLORAL EXHIBIT
Asters,' 1 variety, Gleaner Storey,
Mrs. F. L. Turner; display asters,
Mr's, Geo. T. Dale, Mrs. 17. Dickson.
Cosmos, display, Eleanor Storey.
Dahlias, display, Mrs. A. L. Porte-
ous, Mrs, Geo. T. Dale; dahlias, three
blooms, Mrs. A. L. Porteous, Mrs. J.
Grieve; dahlias, six blooms, Mrs. J.
Grieve, Eleanor Storey,
Gladiolus, six spikes, Eleanor Stor-
ey; filadiolus, collection, Mrs. A. L.
Porteous, Eleanor Storey.
Marigolds, Mrs, 3, Grieve, Eleanor
Storey,
Petunias, Mrs. A. L. Porteous.
Pansies, Mrs. A. L, Porteous.
Zinnits, Eleanor Storey.
Roses, three blooms, Mrs. J. Grieve;
'lases, display, Mrs. J. Grieve.
Annual phlox, Mrs. A. L. Porteous,
Snapdragon, Mr's. A. L. Porteous,
Eleanor Storey,
Collection annuals, Mrs. 3. Grieve,
Eleanor Storey.
Collection perennials, Mrs. Grieve,
Eleanor Storey; basket mixed blooms,
Mrs. A, L. Porteous; table bouquet.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1943
Mrs. A. L. Porteous, Mrs, Geo, T.
Dale; floral arrangement, 16. Storey.
Delphlnittnl oi' larkspur, ta'il's, A. L.
Porteous.
1 Pot Plants—Begonias, flowering yet':
ietles Mrs, J. Grieve; begoniae, tub.
; erous, Mrs. A; L, Porteous; begonia,
reg Mrs; J. Carter,
,Fuschia, Mrs, A, L, Porteous, Mrs,
J. 'Grieve.
Geraniums, Mrs. J. Grieve,
Novelty in out flower, Mrs, J,
Grieve, Eleanor Storey; coleus, hil't's.
1 A, L. Porteous, Mrs, 3, Grieve; Jeru-
salem cherry, E. Storey,.
Aspidistra, Mas. Geo. T, Dale.
Hen anil chicken, Mrs. A, L. Porte.
ous, Mrs; S. Grieve.
Cactus,' M'r's. Ir, Storey, J. M. Gov-
eillock,
CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT
Swede turnips,. Ruth Keyes, Stuart
Keyes, Helen Hamilton; garden car-
rots, Marie Jack, Wm. Jack, Sue
Nixon; red mangolds, Scott Powell;
yellow intermediates, Ronald Sills,
Ann DeLaFr'anier, Gladys Pepper;
parsnips, Emerson Coleman, Lorne
Goudie, Win. Jack; garden beets,
Ronald Sills, Jean Siemon, Marie
Jack; onions, Leona Stevens, Marg-
aret Falconer, Kathryn Falconer;
tomatoes, Ronald Jack, Marie Jack,
Win. Jack; citrons, Bernice Wilson,
Gladys Pepper; cabbages, Emerson
Coleman, Ronald Jack, Wilma Mc-
Lean; potatoes, Ruby Doerr, Ronald
Jack, Marie Jack,
Flowers •
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Marigolds, ,Emerson Coleman,
Shirley Hamilton, Elaine Holmes;
pansies, Judy Eckart; Elaine Holmes
Bert Shaw; asters, Ann DeLaFran-
ier•, Pat. Meir, Marie Jaek; sweet
peas, Ann DeLaFranler, best bou-
quet, Marilyn Hillis, Geo. Shaw, Mar
garet Falconer.
Writing'—
Grade I. Mare Hunt, Stuart
Keyes, Jack Crozier; Grade 2—Ma-
rion Laudenbach, Sandy McMillan,
Billy Bennett; Grade 3—Peggy Lou
Matthews, Bobby Ruston; Elizabeth:
Shannon. Grade 4, Dorothy Tckert,
Michael. Laudenbach, Marilyn Hillis;
Grade 6—Betty Langford,..Doris
Pullman, Donna Agar; Grade .0—
Mona Bennett, Lois Broome, Marj-
orie Hunt; Grade 7—Evelyn Johns,
Lois Crich, Lois Hoggarth,
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Special — Best poster, Margaret
Falconer, Gladys Hopper, Ronald
Sills; knitted scarf, Margaret Roger-
son, Kathryn Falconer, Lois Crich;
patch on cotton, Margaret Falconer,
Lois Crich, Josephine McIver; darn-
ing, Josephine McIver, Mona Mc-
Cowan, Lois Crich; doll's dress, Amy
Walters, Evelyn Sohns; handker-
chief, Lois Crich, Josephine McIver,
Margaret Stevens.
Barred Rock cockerel, Gladys
Hopper, Ronald Dolmage; Barred
Rock pullett, Gladys Hopper, Mer-
ton Keyes; White Leghorn cockerel,
Gen. Shaw, Bert Shaw; White Leg-
horn pullet, Kenny Moore, Joan
Hunter.
AIRMEN'S DINGHIES
Rubber dinghies carried by air
crews of the R. A. F. in a pack
measuring 15 inches by 3 inches are
one of the contributions to Britain's
war effort by United Kingdom man-
ufacturers of corsets, silk stockings,
macintoshes and so on. Like the
carbon dioxide gas used for inflating
the dinghies, which normally goes
overseas in millions of bottles of
Britain's famous table waters, most
of the goods normally produced by
these companies are known to shop-
pers in most parts of the world.
These rubber dinghies have al-
ready saved many lives, for in cold
weather airmen wearing the "Mae
West" jacket who came down in the
sea could not expect to survive half -
an -hour's immersion.
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