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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1954-09-30, Page 3THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 54 T ] sEtAFortini NEWS LL1tcue1!er- 'merle() lteeord Ten -Cent 8111 William Murray, 92, of Seaforth, visiting at the home of his great-niece, Geraldine 'Puf- fin, 10, of 42 Fairview ave„ Kitchener, pre- sented her with an old 10 -cent bill. The bill was currency used in the early States, and Mr. Murray says these 5 -cent and 10 -cent Nieto bills were very common when he was a young pian. Mr. Murray was visiting in Kit- chener and was reminded of the old paper nickels by Kitchener's "wooden nickels" which were so popular this sunnier at their centennial, Seaf th Fail Fair DOMESTIC NEEDLECRAFT Quilt, applique, Mrs. Geo. Seigner, Mrd. T. Barton, Mrs. J. Kemp; bed- spread, embroidered, Mrs. Seigner; quilt, best quilting, Mrs, J. Kemp, Mrs. Seigner, Mrs. Barton; pieced cotton quilt, Mrs. Seigner, Mrs, Bar- ton; bedspread, Mrs. Barton, Mrs. 'Seigner; quilt, child's nursery design, cotton, Mrs. Seigner, Mrs. Kemp; Afghan, knit, Mrs. Seigner; Afghan, crochet, Mrs, Peter Orr; floor mat, braided rags, Mrs. Seigner; floor mat hooked, rags, Mrs, Barton, Mrs. W. Haugh; floor mat, hooked, yarn, Mrs. Barton. Judge—Marjorie Beggs LADIES' WORK Tablecloth, Mrs. G. Seigner, 1VIrs. M. Steffen; crochet centrepiece, Mrs. M. Steffen, Mrs. Seigner; lun- e—heave set, Mrs. M. 'Staffen, Mrs. T. Barton; centrepieee, embroidered, Mrs. T. Barton, Mrs. W. Haugh, Mrs. M. Staffen; centrepiece, crocheted, Mrs. J. Platt, Mrs, T. Barton, Mrs. M. ;Steffen; tatted centrepiece, Mrs. M. Staffen; buffet set, Mrs, 'Geo, Seigner, Mrs. M. Staffen, Mrs. T. Barton; card table cover, Mrs. J. Kemp, Mrs. K. McLean, Mrs. Seign- er; chair set, Mrs. M. Steffen, Mrs. J. 'Platt; cushion, Mrs. J. Kemp, Mrs. T. Barton, Mrs. J. Platt; needlepoint cover, Mrs. D. Lemon; petite point, Mrs. G. Seigner; needlepoint, Mrs. G. Seigner, Mrs. J. Kemp; shell ,pict- ure, Mrs. J, Kemp, Mrs. W. Haugh; tatted doiley, Mrs. Geo. Seigner, Mrs. M. Staffen; pillow slips, white, Mrs. Seigner, Mrs. Kemp, Mrs..Staf- fen; pillow slips, color, Mrs. W. Haugh, Mrs. iSeigner, Mrs. Kemp; pillow slips, other, Mrs. Staffen, Mrs, Kemp, Mrs. Seigner; linen tow- els, Mrs. Staffen, Mrs. Kemp, Mrs. Seigner; bath towels, Mrs. Staffen; _eisip, towels, Mrs. 3. Platt, Mrs. W. Haugh, Mrs. 'Staffen; fancy sheets, Mrs. .Staffen, Mrs. Seigner, Mrs. vanity set, Mrs. 'Staffen, Mrs. Barton;Haugh, Mrs. Kemp; boudoir pictures, Mrs. Platt; nian's pyjamas,, Mrs. 'Seigner; man's work shirt, Mrs. Albert Clark; wool mitts, Mrs. Har- ry McLeod; fine socks, Mrs. Seigner, Mrs. Platt, Mrs. S. Storey; work socks, Mrs. (Kemp, Mrs, J. Carter, Mrs. Platt; sweater, Mrs. Seigner; pullover, Mrs. Kemp; apron, Mrs. J. Carter, Mrs. Seigner, Mrs. Kemp; work apron, Mrs. Kemp, Mrs..Seign- er, Mrs. Albert Clark; house dress, Mrs. Seigner, Mrs. Staffen, Mrs. Kemp; ladies' blouse, Mrs. Kemp; la- dies' camesole and half slip, cotton, Mrs. Haugh; night dress, Mrs. Seigner; skirt, cotton, Mrs. Seigner, Mrs. Staffen, Mrs. Haugh; skirt wool, Mrs. Staffen, Mrs. Haugh, Mrs. (Seigner; bed jacket, Mrs. J. Carter; gloves, knit, Mrs. Platt; mitts, Mrs. Platt; handbag, felt, Mrs. Barton, Mrs. Staffen; baby's, set, Bruce Keyes, Mrs. Seigner, '-Mrs. Kemp; baby's set, crochet, Mrs. Sei- gner, Mrs. Kemp, Mrs. Staffen; car- riage cover, Mrs. Sam Storey, Mrs. Albert Clark; child's overalls, Mrs. Kemp; child's dress, Mrs. Seigner, Mrs. K. McLean, Mrs. W. Haugh; child's dress, Mrs.. Kemp, Mrs. Seig- ner, Mrs, 'W. Haugh; child's socks, Mrs. Orr, Mrs. Platt, Mrs. Storey; boys' suit, 'Bruce Keys; child's sun suit, Mrs. Kemp; girlscoat, Mrs. Sei- gner; article of graft knitting (pic- ure to be attached to finished arti- cle) Mrs. K. McLean, Mrs. J. Platt; made -over garment, Bruce Keys, Mrs,. Seigner, Mrs. 'Staffen; costume jewellery, Mrs. Storey; pot holders, Mrs. Staffen, Mrs, Storey, Mrs, Kemp; house slippers, Mrs. Staffen; dressed doll, Mrs.'Keith McLean, New Canadian's 'Class—crocheted article, Mr's. D. Bruinsma; bill slips, Mrs, D. Bruinsma; baby's set, Mrs. D. Bruinsma; fancy sweater, Mrs. D. Bruinsma, Mrs. R. delioer; other article, Mrs. 0, Bruinsma, FINE ARTS 0i1 painting, any other subject, 'Shoila Bailey, Mrs, S. McBZ'ien; wet- ter colors, scene, Fred Snow; water colors, any other subject, IVIrse S. McBrien, (Exeter); novelty Place Cards, Mrs. y. Dalrymple, Judge—M. Thomas. FLORAL EXHIBIT .Asters, Mrs. W. Haugh, Mrs, John A. Platt; Aster display, N. H. Sheen, Mrs, Haugh; Cosmos, display, N. H. Sheen, Mrs. E. Nott; 'Calendula, Mrs. Haugh, Wire, Nott; 'Dahlia, Porn- porn, display, N. 1i,' Sheen; Dahlias, 3 blooms, N. H. Sheen, Mrs, F. Dal- rymple; Dahlias, 7 blooms, N. Id. Sheen, Mrs. F. 'Dalrymple; Delphin- ium display, Mrs. Haugh; Gladiolus, 3 spikes, different, N. H. Sheen, Mrs. Nott; Gladiolus, 7 spikes, dif- ferent, N.H. Sheen, Mrs. Haugh; Gladiolus, 3 named varieties, each with name attached, N. 1.1. Sheen, Mrs. Haugh; Marigold, African, dis- play, isplay, Ml's, Haugh, Mrs, Platt; Mari- golds, French, display, Mrs. 'Platt, Mrs. Haugh; Larkspur, display, Mrs. Haugh; Scabiosa, display, N. H. Sheen; Salpiglossis, display, Fred McClymont; Snapdragon, display, Mrs. Haugh, N. H. Sheen; Zinnias, 5 'blooms, Mrs. Platt, Mrs. Nott; Zin- nias, baby, Mrs. Haugh, N. H. Sheen; Zinnias, Peppermint, N. H. Sheen, Mrs. Leslie Pryce; African Violet, Mrs, T. Barton, Wm. S. Stor- ey; African Violet collection, Mrs. Barton, Mrs, F. Dalrymple; Begon- ias, Mrs. Haugh; Begonia Rex, Mrs. James Carter, W. S. Storey; Coleus Mrs. Nott, Mrs. Haugh; display oil Annuals, Mrs. Haugh, Mr's. Dalrym- ple; Chrysanthemums, Mr's. Dalrym- ple; Cactus collection, Mrs. Haugh; Corsage, N. H. ;Sheen, Mrs. E. Nott Fuschia, Mrs. Carter; Floral arrange- ment, N. H. Sheen, Mrs. Haugh; Floral design, Mrs. Haugh, Mrs. K. McLean; single house plant, Mrs. E. Nott, Mrs. Carter; Aspidistra, Mrs. Dalrymple; dried winter bouquet, Mrs. Haugh; table bouquet, low, N, H. Sheen, Mrs. Sam Storey; table bouquet, 'tall, Mrs. Dalrymple, N. H. Sheen; modern floral arrangement, Mrs. Leslie Pryce, Mrs. Platt; Tith- onia, Mrs. E. Nott; Miniature Gar- den, Mrs. Nott. HORTICULTURAL PRODUCTS Winners in nearly all classes, Fred McClymont and Joan McClymont. Other winners were: A. 0. V. Plums, Mrs. W. Haugh, F. McCly- mont; green grapes, Wilbur Keyes, F. McClymont. ROOTS AND VEGETABLES Judges: A. R. Truax, E. Stanley. Twelve tomatoes, red, Mrs. W. .Baugh, Fred McClymont; tomatoes yellow, Mrs. W. 'Haugh, F. McCly- mont; collection tomatoes, F. Mc- Clymont; onions, Dutch sets, Mrs. James Carter, Mr's. Haugh; quart onion -sets, Mrs. Haugh; 1 quart cu- cumbers, pickling, Thos. Aldington, Elgin Nott; quart butter beans, Ken Stewart, F. McClymont; quart white beans, Ethel Dennis, Mrs. Haugh; table carrots, short, 'Garnet Adams, Thos. Aldington; table carrots, long, F. McClymont; pickling beets, F. Mc- Clymont, Mrs. Haugh; turnif blood beets, Mrs. Haugh, Rae Houston; 3 cucumbers, Thos. Aldington, Elgin Nott; table parsnips, Thos. Alding- ton, Mrs. Haugh; peppers, Mrs, John A. Platt, Rae Houston; sweet table corn, Mrs. Haugh, Wm. Storey; field corn, Jack Crozier, Elgin Nott; win- ter radish, F. McClymont, (Garnet Adams; sunflower heads, F. McCiy- mont, Mrs, H. McLeod; novelty in vegetables, F. McGlymont, Mrs. Haugh; Fall cabbage, Thos Alding- ton; ;Winter cabbage, Thos. ,Alding- ton; muskmelons, John Broadfoot; citrons, striped, Garnet Adams, Mrs. Leslie Pryce; watermelons, Elgin Nott, F. 'McCymont; vegetable mar- row, Mrs. L. Pryce, Garnet Adams; pie pumpkins, Garnet Adams; table squash, F. McClymont, Mrs. L. Pryce; largest pumpkin, Wilbur Keyes, W. Teall; field carrots, F. McClymont; Swede turnips, L. Sand- ers, Garnet Adams; Swede turnips, William Keyes, L. 'Sanders; (3 -quart basket by weight Irish Cobbler early potatoes, Rae Houston; 64qt. 'basket by weight any other variety early potatoes, Thos Aldington; fodder corn, Mrs. Haugh, Jack Crozier; col- lection of garden produce, F. Mc- Clymont, Mrs, Haugh; for winner of most points, Fred Moalymont; Hub- bard squash, W. Teall, Mrs. L. Pryce. CANNED FRUITS & VEGETABLES Strawberries, Mrs. E. Nott, Mrs. J. Carter, Bruce Keyes; cherries, Mis. J. 'Carter, Mrs. E. Nott, Mrs. S. Storey; peaches, Mrs. 3, Carter, Mrs, E. Nott, Mrs, S. 'Storey; pears, Mrs. J.. Carter, Mr's. E. Nott; plums, Mrs. S. Storey, Mrs. J. Carter, Mrs. E. Nott; pineapple, Ethel Dennis, Mrs. J. Carter; raspberries, Mrs. K. McLean, Mrs. J. 'Carter, Mrs. A, Jamieson; grape juice, Mrs, S. Stor- ey, Mrs, J. 'Carter; tomato juice, Mrs. Les Pryce, Mrs. A. Jamieson, Mrs. J. Carter; chili sauce, Ethel Dennis, Mrs. S. Killen, Rae Houston; pickled cherries, Mrs. J. Carter; to- matoes, Mrs. A. Jamieson, Mrs. Rata Orr, Mrs, G. Papple; cucumber Pickles, Mrs. S. Storey, Mrs, A. Jam- ieson, Mrs. J'. Carter; pickled 'beets, Mrs. R. Orr, Mrs. E. Nott, Mrs. J. Carter; relish, Mrs. S. Hillen, Mrs. K. McLean, Mrs. E. Nott; salad dressing, Mrs. K. McLean, ls. J. Carter, Mrs. Rets Orr; chicken, Mrs. J. Carter, Mrs, J. Storey; tomato catsup, Mrs. J. Carter; black currant jam, Mrs. G. Seigner; strawberry jam, Ethel Dennis, Mrs. E. Nott, Mrs. S. Hillen; raspberry jam, Mrs. K. McLean, Mrs. A. Jamieson, Mrs. J. Kemp; apple jelly, Ethel Den- nis, Mrs. J, Carter, Mrs. G. Seigner; red currant jelly, Mrs. E. Nott, Mrs. J. Carter, Mrs, S. Storey; other var- iety jam, Mrs. G. Seigner, Mrs. E. Nott, Mrs. J. Carter; collection, Mrs. S. Hillen, Mrs. J. Carter. Judge — Jean Beggs, Linwood. DAIRY PRODUCTS Butter, crock, Mrs. J. Carter, Ethel Dennis; butter, .prints, Mrs. J. Cart- er, Ethel Dennis; butter, individual servings, Mrs. J. Carter, Ethel Den- nis; maple syrup, Fred McClymont, Ethel Dennis; soap, Mrs, J. Carter, Fred McClymont; cottage cheese, Mrs. Jas. Carter, Fred McClymont; lard, Fred McClymont, Ethel Dennis. Judge, Mrs. Norman Carter. HOME ECONOMICS White bread, Mrs. S. Storey, Ethel Dennis, Mrs. K. McLean; brown bread, Mrs. S. Storey, Ethel Dennis; Mrs. James Carter; fruit bread, Ethel Dennis, Mrs. James Carter, 'Mrs. Sam Storey; buns, white, Mrs. S. Storey, Mrs. K. McLean, Ethel Dennis; col- lection buns, Mrs. S. Storey, Mrs. K. McLean, Mrs. Carter; Angel cake, Mrs. T. Barton, Mrs. K. McLean, Mrs. Carter; chocolate cake, M'rs. K. McLean, Mrs. G. Papple, Mrs. Cart- er; white cake, Mrs. Les Pryce, Mrs. J. Carter, Mrs. S. Storey; dark fruit cake, Mrs. Beta Orr, Mrs. J. Carter, Mrs. A. Jamieson; light fruit cake, Mrs. J. Carter, Mrs. Sam Storey; maple cream candy, Ethel Dennis, Mrs. A. Jamieson, Mrs. E..rsNott; fudge, Mrs. ,K. McLean, Jamieson, Ethel Dennis; assorted candy, Mrs. A. Jamieson, Mrs. Wm. S. Storey, Mrs. S. Storey; cookie, Mrs. IS. Storey, Mrs. J. Carter; un- cooked cookies, Mrs. Les Pryce, Mrs. J. Carter, Mrs. S. Storey; macaroons, Mrs. K. McLean, Mrs. S.Storey, s J. Carter; small cakes, Stor- ey, Mrs. Les Pryce, Ethel Dennis; apple pie, Mrs. A. Jamieson, Mrs. Stan 'Hillen, Mrs, G. Papple; cherry pie, Mrs. G. Papple, Mrs. J. Kemp, Mrs. K. McLean; lemon pie, Ethel Dennis, Mrs. J. Carter, Mrs. S. Stor- ey; raisin pie, Ethel Dennis, Mrs. G. Papple, Mrs. J. Kemp; butter tarts, Mrs. S. Hillen, Mrs. J. Carter, Mrs. J. Kemp; jam tarts, Mrs. Stor- ey, Ethel Dennis, Mrs. J. Carter; tea biscuits, Mrs. K. McLean, Ethel Dennis, Mrs. S. Storey; biscuits wheat, Ethel Dennis, Mrs. J. Carter, Mrs. Beta Orr; scones, Mrs. J. Cart- er, MTs. S. Storey; meat loaf, Mrs. J. Carter, Mrs. R. Orr, Mrs. S. 'Stor- ey; shortbread, Mrs. Les Pryce, Eth- el Dennis, Mrs. J. Carter; sandwich- es, Mrs. K. McLean, Mrs. Les Pryce, Mrs. S. Storey; school lunch, Mrs. J. .Carter, Mrs. G. Papple, Mrs. S. Stor- ey; Educational display, Mrs. J. Car- ter, Mrs. K. McLean, Mrs. Les'Pryce; special pie, Ethel Dennis, Mrs. S. Storey, Mrs. G. Papple; special cake, Ethel Dennis, Mrs, G. Papple, Mrs. J. Carter; spice cake, Mrs. S. 'Storey Mrs. J. Carter; chili sauce, Ethel Dennis, Mrs. Les Pryce. Judge— Jean Beggs, Linwood. GIRLS GARDEN CLUB Scabiosa, Marilyn Taylor, Dora Stinson; Zinnias, Dorothy Keys, Ag- nes Bicknell, Ruth Crozier; Marigold African, Marilyn Taylor, Mary Lou Roeplay, Mary Lou RLaurel oe, Peggy McLeod, dis- play, Agnes Bicknell; Larkspur display, Agnes Bicknell, Ruth Crozier, Mari- lyTaylor; Cosmos, Agnes Bicknell, Marilyn Taylor, Sandra Doig; throe Dahlias from seed, Dorothy Keyes, Marjorie McEwing; Gladiola, Agnes Bicknell, Dorothy Keys, Elizabeth MeEwing; three Gladiolas, Sandra Doig, Agnes Bicknell; flat din- ingroom bouquet, Elizabeth Mc - Ewing, Marjorie McEwing, Joan Somerville; best . arranged. living - room. bouquet, Marjorie MeEwing, Peggy McLeod, Elizabeth McEwing; collection of annuals, Catharine Campbell, Janet McGregor; modern floral arrangement, Catherine Camp- bell, Marjorie McEwing, Sandra Deis; centrepiece of vegetables, Bonnie McLeod, Agnes Bicknell, Janet MOGregor;'best animal figures, 'Gloria Carter, Janet McGregor, Laurel Dale; 3 11t, dutch sets, Lois Roe, Agnes Bicknell, Elizabeth Me- Ewing; Broccoli Head, Janet Mc- Gregor, Marilyn Riley, Marilyn Tay- lor; best cabbage, Marjorie McEw- ing, Agnes Bicknell, Marilyn Riley; best cabbage, Elizabeth McEwing, Catherine Campbell, Marjorie Mc - Ewing; diningroom bouquet, Bonnie McLeod, Marjorie Papple, Marjorie Mak:wing; diningroom bouquet, Lois Roe, Agnes Bicknell, Elizabeth Mc - Ewing; livingroom bouquet, Mar- jorie ''apple; livingroom bouquet, Ruth Crozier, Catherine Campbell, Peggy MacLeod; display of vegeta- bles, let year members, Sandra Doig, Gloria Carter Laurel Dale, Marilyn Riley,Marjorie Papple, Marjorie McEwing, Louella Moylan, Bonnie McLeod, Marilyn Taylor; 2nd and 3rd year members, Agnes Hicknell, Dorothy Keyes, Beth Mc - Ewing, Catherine Moylan, Catherine Campbell, Ruth. Crozier, Alma Fowl- er, Janet McGregor, Peggy McLeod; display of new vegetables, 1st year member's, Marilyn Taylor; 2nd and 3rd year members, Catherine Camp- bell; dinging'room bouquet, Ann Haugh; livingroom bouquet, Ann Haugh; collection, Mrs, Leslie Pryce; three pepper squash, Mrs, Leslie Pryce. GIRLS 4-H CLUBS Seniors; slip, Agnes Bicknell, June Smith; canned tomatoes, Catherine Campbell; Juniors: slip, Dorothy Keys; half slip, 'Gloria Carter, Mary Broadfoot, Ann Haugh; Camisole, ,Gloria Carter, Mary Broadfoot, Ann Haugh; sample Faggoting, Janet Mc- Gregor, Mary Broadfoot, Gloria Car- ter; sample French and flat seams, Mary Broadfoot, Janet McGregor, Gloria Carter; slip patch, Janet Mc- Gregor, Gloria Carter; jar of canned tomatoes, Agnes Bicknell, Janet Mc- Gregor, Ruth Ann Crozier; record book, Dorothy Keys, Mary Broad - foot, June Smith; record book, 2nd and 3rd year, Ann Haugh, Cather- ine Campbell, Sean Scott; third year girls: canned fruits, etc., Catherine Campbell; Ex -members: canned fruits, Beth Pryce, Judge—Greta McKercher, HIGH SCHOOL SECTION Home Economics Cotton skirt, Ruth McLarnon, Faye Ross; cotton blouse, Faye Ross, Joy Jantzi, Ruth McLarnon; grade X weskit and skirt or jumper and blouse, Barbara Boyd, Ruth 'Sills, Marlene Austin; winter dress, June Smith, Jean Scott; blouse, Mary Lou Roe, Marg. Stuart, Alice Christie; bers, June Smith, Douglas Jamieson, Ann Haugh; pickling cucumbers, Douglas Jamieson, Jack Broadfoot, Ruth Crozier; turnips, Ronald Eyre, Floyd' Dale, Betty McLarnon; feed turnips, Ross Millean, Ronald Eyre, Marjorie Papple; tomatoes, Dorothy Keys, Betty Campbell, Barbara Boyd; pumpkins, Douglas Riley, Lawrence Taylor, Marilyn Riley; squash, Janet McGregor, John Jewitt; potatoes, Betty Campbell, Ann Hailgh; Irish Cobblers, Ann Haug 11, Betty Campbell, Jean Scott; A. V. potatoes, Keith Pethick, .Charles Green, Elizabell MsGavin: sweet corn, Janet McGregor, Barbara Boyd, Ruth 'Crazier; corn, June Smith, Grace Siemon; vegetable. col- lection, Dora Ann Stinson; sheaf oats, Mary Dennis; barley, Mary Dennis; wheat, Mary Dennis; farm scrap book, Beatrice Siemon; poster, Jean Shortreed, Rose Siemon; weeds, Elizabeth McEwing, Dora Ann Stin- son, Ken Colson; insects, Beatrice Siemon. PUBLIC SCHOOL SECTION Vegetables Turnips, Connie Eckert, Kenneth Wright, Cathie E c k e r t, Gayle Wright, Melva .Boyce; carrots, Barry Fleming, Diane Byerman, Ron Riley, Larry Byerman, Bob McClung; gar- den carrots, Lloyd Pethick, Louis Devereaux, Christie Dobson, Elaine Pryce, Ronald Beuerman; red man - golds, Bill 1Vlillson, Harvey Dale; yel- low mangolds, Melva Boyce, Stuart Boyce; parsnips, no name, Bill Mill - son, Lee Fleming, Susane Haugh, Ron Riley; beets (short), Maurice Stinson, Mary Belle Stinson, Emily Elliott, Louis Devereaux, David Stinson; onions, Ron Riley, Kenneth Cardno, Douglas Hugill, Ruth Crich, Paul Hagan; ripe tomatoes, Cecil Bruinsma, Mary Allan, Reggie Smith, Suane Haugh; citron, Barbara Fal- coner, Wayne Hugill, Harvey Dale, June Dohnage, Jean Broadfoot; cab- bage (any variety) Benny Alcker, Helen Elliott, Barry Fleming., Laura Hatcher, David Stinson; potatoes, Sharon McNichol, Ruth Crich, Aileen Eaton, Kendra Moore; potatoes, Ron Beuerman, Bruce Dale, Ron Riley, Ron Carter, Lloyd Pethick; potatoes, Ron Beuerman; summer squash, Lyn- da Dobson, Katie Scott, Bill Millson, Harvey Dale; cucumbers, Suane Haugh, Helen Broadfoot, Wayne Hu - gill, Gail Crich Nancy Pepper; sweet corn, Johnny Snow, Larry Byerman, Suane Haugh, David Stinson; collece tion of vegetables, S.S. 1, Htlllett, S.S. 8, Tuckerslnith. Flowers - Pansies, Jack Lenon, Geo. Reeves, Sandra Hugill, Darlene 'Sills, Elaine Oke; Sweet Peas, Barbara Nott; Gladioli, Lois Tyndall, No. 187SPS, grade XI, weskit and skirt or jacket Ronald 'Beuerman, Suane Haugh and skirt, Dora Ann Stinson, Mar- Douglas Hugill; Asters, No, 954SPS, Don Wright, Neila Hillman, Bonny Fleming, Douglas Wright; French Marigolds, Linda Pryce, Ron Beuer- man, Diane Beuerman, Stuart Boyce, ion Dick, Joyce Wilson; party dress or party blouse, Ann Haugh, Betty Goudre, June Ross. Craft Crocheted handkerchief edging, Suane Haugh; African Marigolds, Donna Chomicki, Dorothy Keys, Rose',Barry Fleming, Dianne McCabe, Murray; hliClt darning, Jean Scott, I Heather McLeod, Wayne Hugill, Lois June Smith, Rose Siemon; embroid- Tyndall; Zinnias, Billy Teall, Lois ered article, Donna Chomicki, Beat- Tyndall, Maurice Stinson, Barry ricet4aiemon, Rose Murray; stenciled Fleming, Ron Beuerman; Dahlias, article, Rose Murray, Faye Love,, Melva Boyce, Barry Fleming, Stew Margaret McLeod; knitted bonnet, Boyce, Ron Riley, Kathy .Boshart' mitts •or sox, (grade 9), Beatrice Sie- Cosmos, Joan Roberton, number mon, Penny James, Margaret Boyd; 9021 Lee Fleming number 906 Bet - knitted bonnet, mitts or sox (grade ty Gibbing; assorted variety, Melva X) Margaret Stewart, Mary Los Boyce, Carl de Boer, Nancy Berger, Linda Pryce, Heather McLeod; din- ing table centre flowers, Dianne Free, Billy Teall, Mary Ann Snow- don, Barry Fleming, Lee Fleming. Cooking Tea biscuits, Evelyn Dick , Nancy Roe, June Smith. Foods " 6 tea biscuits, Isabel Engel, Alice Christie, Libby Habkirk; 6 plain muffins, Jean Scott, PenJa Ah June Ross; 6 cream puffs,1 D' k Brecht; 6 assorted fancy cook es, pepper, Madelon Townsend, Linda doughnuts, Lane, Virginia Smith; tarts, Sharon June Smith, Jean Scott; 6 do Laird Norris, McNichol, Emily Elliott, Margaret chocolate cake, Penny James, Ruth Albrecht, Frances Cook; Reeves, Ellen Connell; chocolate chiffon cake, Ruth Albrecht, Jean layer cake, Nancy Pepper, Judy Bo- shart, Joan Reynolds, Betty Muegge, Scott; .pie (apple), Barbara Boyds Linda Simms, Jean Gloria Carter; muffins, Marilyn Del- ringue), Jean Scott. Scott; pie (me:ringue), Jean Scott.low, Carol Anderson, Mildred Crich, Industrial Arts and Crafts Linda Lane, Beverly Phillips; cake, Class project in woodwork, Peter Pearn McLean, Anne Troutbeck, Vander Vliet, Glen Chesney, Ken Cathie Eckert, Kenneth Albrecht, Colson; extra project in woodwork Sharon McNichol; pie, Karen Nich Peter Vander Vliet; class project in Dison, Linda Dobson, Nancy Pepper, Judy Crich, Gloria any metal, Peter Vander Vliet, Carter; Maple Lawrence Taylor, Ken Colson; three Cream, Don Albrecht, Pearn sheets drafting, Keith Pethiek, Peter Lean Elaine Balli Phyllis Bryans; Maloney, Charles Green. Grade X: Fudge, Bonnie Wesglund, Ron Riley, class project in woodwork, Nei] Karen Nicholson. Broadfoot, Ron 'Seeing, 'Ron Mason; Writing extra project in woodwork, Charles Grade 1, Public School, Kay Me- 'Pryce. Grade XI: class project in Cowan. Connie Rivers, Mary Malo;l- woodwork, Don Dodds, Joe Williams; three sheets drafting, Bill Flannigan, Don Dodds, Hugh ,Gorwill. Flowers Asters, Elizabeth McEwing, Dor- othy Keyes, Marjorie MeEwing; Cos- mos display, Jean Scott, Marilyn Taylor, Grace Siemon; Dahlias, Joan Somerville, Dora Ann Stinson, Mari- lyn Taylor; Marigolds, =arbara Boyd, Janet McGregor; Marigolds display, African, Ruth Crozier, Dor- othy Keys, Elizabeth McEwing • Pe- tunias, Jean Scott, Elizabeth McEw- ing, Joyce Miller; Pansy display, Betty Campbell, Paul McMaster, Rose 'Siemon; Snapdragon display, Elizabeth McEwing; Gladiolus, 3 spikes the same, Elizabeth McEwing, Sack Broadfoot, June Smith; Gladi- olus, 3 spikes different, l'aul Mc- Master, Mary Broadfoot, Jean Scott; Gladiolus display, Paul McMaster, Mary Broadfoot, Beth McEwing; col- lection of Annuals, Elizabeth McEw- ing, Ann Haugh, 'Charles Green; Be- gonias, Paul McMaster; 3 potted plants, Paul McMaster, Ann Haugh; African Violet in bloom, June Smith, Jean Scott, Ruth Albrecht; Coleus, 2 varieties, Paul McMaster, Ann Haugh, Elizabeth McEwing; Gerani- um, Paul McMaster, Beth McEwing: Cactus collection, Ann Haugh, Paul Mc Masts i•, Marion Hemingway;° .Chrysanthemum display, Beth Mr. Ewing, Ann Haugh; Floral arrange- ment, Paul McMaster, Ann Ilaugh, Ann Sinclair, Agriculture Onions ---Dorothy Keys, Marjorie McEwing, Doris Johnston; carrots, Keith .Pethiek, Dora Ann Stinson, Barbara Boyd; bunch carrots, Keith. Pethick, Dora Anil Stinson, Barbara Boyd; parsnips, Dora Ann Stinson, Ann Haugh; beets, Jean Scott, Keith Pethick, Marjorie McEwing; cucum- nigan, Brian Brady, Kenneth Ding, Jim Coleman; bookends, Brian Flan- nigan, Donald Wright; model, John- ny Snow; any garment, number 1109, Ellen Gorwill; embroidered tea tow- el, Caroline Ross, Connie Smith, Sharon McNichol, Elaine Ball, Mar- garet Reeves; one apron, Elaine Ball, Betty Muegge, number 1151; knit- ted article, number 954, Ellen Dol - mage, number 1151; best cartoon, Dianne Gardner, Jucly Nott, Carl de Boer, Kay Nott, Ken Coleman; col- lection of wild flowers, Joan Bach; model boats, Andy Calder, Bruce Austin. McKILLOP SCHOOL, FAIR (Continued) • '!'omen,,,:.:; Ei,,11,1c lay S.S. Lu; Joe Murphy, 8.S. Aye!, Ryan, S.S. 1 ; Ag1168 S.S. 1, (.;101.16l:uyd, S.S.6; Mai' lt Mea•ehe, 6. .tae potatoes: Bert 'kings, 8.3, 1; 1.54! ! Ilea. r, S.S. 16; wide!, Sone:m ill, S8 7; MY 1-3',, ss 5 ; PIM! Horan. S.S. r : Bor:"u- Muleoq, 8.3, 1. Gruen Mountain 1''tytae,: Lu„11. •3, , 1. I:n ti, K. Entaledin pot;taa,i: Karel; lir, B.S. !u; James Sloan. 1.:t. 6: 1' s1ti-s M.,'\irhnl, 9; Ma,•r;ar•�1. Ken., 31.31 Toe., 11311 s,33, blrmr�<,I:,: FaciesM:�lem.e. c,;!..�} ; li,�kh Sienem, 33,1, ti ; _il,S. 6: Bert Densis. .33.5. 7; Paul Sal ;i„' S.S. In; Jlln Madm. 1. T„11 aarn:i;�,•..'1. s. S. ,; S;166,6 Sun. ill, S.4fie . ; 1)al- 'fwd. S.S.Morj t Smith S 1. Irish (:ohbl r potatoes; 1 r 1r r Connelly, S.S. ri; .('illy Ryon, S.S. 1: 31.-rnice lHxneille, S.S. Stanley <;laucill.•, 3.8. 9; Pn'tl Murray, • S 8; Sheila Malone, S.S. 1. "fable turnips: Lois 4:o,Iti , S.S. G ; Jim Malady. B.S. :; . Joan Coyne, S.S. 1; Eileen S.S. 1; Stephen Cronin, S.S.Jeri': Cronin, S.S. i. Mork, coilkin, ti 8. L; Mary Lou ('oyne, R.S. 1; Elsie Rege!c S.S. G. 811,15 Winner illy. ; Billy Murphy. S.S. :1; Aud- rey McNichol. S.S. 7. Fell apples: Geraldine Dennis: S.S. 9; Margaret Smith, S.S. 4; John M,,stgomosi', B.S. 12; Jean Mnntiromety, S.S. -12; Elsie lln:cle, S.S. 61 Nay nor•an. Pears; Bill McCovin, SS 7. Plums: Paul Bettie,, S.S. 10; Gary Bel'.tles. S.S. 1e; Betty Murray, S.S. 6: Geraldine Dennis. S.S. 9: Helen M,doney, S.S. 1; Kathleen 1)oerr. S. S. 8, Cueumbeus; hale Beuermann, S.S. 6; Shar- on Beuerman, S.S. 6; Ken Murray, S.S. 8; Michael Lane, S.S. 3; Billy Ryan, S. S. 3. Poultry White Rack: Geraldine Dennis, SS 9 • Bob. by Pryce, S.S. 0; Reg. Stone, S.S. 2. White Leghorns: Ann Melady, S.S. 3; Bill McGavin, S.S. 7. Licht hybrid: Geraldine Dennis, S. S. 3; Maria, Melady, S.S. 8; Jean McLaughlin, S.S. 8. Ideaty hybrid: Geraldine Dennis, S, S. 9; Marjorie Campbell, S.S. 4: Eleanor Keys, 8,8. 10; Kenneth Papple, 5.5. 4. Rhode Isl- and Meds: Cyril Ryan, 5.8. 7; Iten Ryan, S. 8. 7; Leslie Campbell, S.S. 4. Sussex: Bruce Elliott, S.S. 6; Karen Dolmage, S.S. 10; San- dra Dolg, S.S. 6; Kenneth Papple, S.S. 4. Turkeys: Agnes Bicknell, S.S. 1; Elaine Beattie, S.S. 12; Billy Siemon, S.S. 8. Ban- tams; Gary Settles, 5,5, 16; Harvey Ryan, 5, S. 1; Elsie Regele. S. S. 6; Larry Scott, 5.5, 2. Pigeons; Elaine Maloney, S.S. 1 ; Jean Maloney, S.S. 1; Reg. Stone, S.5. 2; Douglas Boyd, 5.5. 6. Pets, Cate: Murray Murray, S.S. 61 Merle God - kin, S. S. 6; Rosemary Murray, S.S. 1; Jim- my Bosman, 3.5. 9, Rabbits: Kenneth Pap- ple. 5.5. 6; Ricky Riehl, S.S. 8; Leslie Camp- bell, S.S. 4 ; Fergus Jantzi, S.S. 6. Special Pets:. Lloyd Glanville, 5.5. 12; Leslie Clamps hell; S.S. 4; Vincent Maloney, S.S. 1; Harry Ryan, S.S. 1. Rouen ducks: Marjorie Canal, - bell, S. 5. 4 ; Kenneth Papple, S.S. 4; Mar- garet Scott, S.S. 4; Jimmy Maloney, S.S. 1. Geese, Mai'auer'Ite Scott, 5. S. 4; Kenneth Papple. SS 4; Eileen Maloney, SS 1; 3. Maloney, 5.5. 1. Dogs: Geraldine Dennis, 5. S. 9; Joan Boyd, 5.5. 6; Donald Sirot, S.S. 3; Geraldine Dennis, S.S. 9. Best horse-drawn vehicle: Beechwood school, Joan Maloney. Best -decorated bicycle! Mar. jade Boyd, S.S. 0; Joyce Hamilton, S.S. 9; Loretta Connelly, S.S. 6; Eleanor Keys, S.S. 1e. Pony and saddle; Joan Maloney; S. S. 1. Flowers Zinnias: Kathleen Doerr, S.S. 5; Paul Bet, ties, S.S. 10; Marjorie Smith. S.S. 4 ; Billy Beuermann, S5 8 ; Barbara Driscoll, SS 7; Stanley Glanville, S.S. 9. Baby zinnias: Gary Settles, S.S. 10; Jane Somerville, S.S. 7; Kneen Dolmage, S.S. 30; Audrey McMichael, S. S. 7; Janet McKercher•, S.S. 6; Eleanor Keys, S.S. 10. Sweet peas: Jean Patrick, S.S. 12; Bobby Pryce, S.S. 6, Cosmos; Eileen Ma loney, S.S. 1; Merle Godkin, S.S. 6; Eleanor Keys, S.S. 10; Audrey McMichael. $.5. 7; Ronnie Driscoll, S.S. 7; Billy Siemon, S.S. 8. Snapdragon: Barbara Driscoll, S.S. 7; Keith Siemon, S.S. 8; Audrey Patrick, S.S. 12; Gary Battles, S.S. 10; Ruth Manley, S.S. 8; Geraldine Dennis, S.S. 0. Dahlia: Marjorie Smith, S.S. 4 ; Jane Somerville, 5.S. 7; Shan on Somerville, S.S. 7; Elsie Regele, S.S. 5; Paul Settles, S.S. 1; Joan Maloney, S.S. 6. Phlox; Billy Beuermann, SS 8; Billy Sie- mon, S.S. 8; Paul Betties, S.S. 10. Marigolds: Kathleen Doerr, 5.5. 8; Gary Settles, S.S. 10; Theo Melady, S.S. 3; Audrey McMichael, S.S. 7; Elaine Murray, S.S. 1; Laurence Lane, 5. S. 3. Gladioli: Eileen Smith, S.S. 6; Gary Betties, S.S. 10; Paul Betties, S.S. 10; Bobby Pryce, S.S. 6; Earl Rock, S.S. 8; Bert Den- nis, S.S. 7. Asters; Andrew Patrick, S.S. 121 Earl Rock, S.S. 8; Gordon Driscoll, S.S. 71 Donald Little, S.S. 10; Eleanor Keys, S.S. 10; Paul Betties, S.S. 10, Potted plants: Betty Kerr, SS 4 ; Rose Beuerman, SS 6; Mar- jorie an jorie Campbell, S.S. 4 ; Elsie Doig, S.S. 6; Jean Patrick, S.S. 12; Shirley Dolmage, S.S. 10. Baking Farcy sandwiches: Eleanor Keys, S.S. 10; Joan Pryce, SS 6; Margaret Hillen, 5S 6. White bread; Joe Murphy, S.S. 5; Billy Murphy, S.S. 9; Fergus. Kelly, S.S. 3; Jean Maloney, S.S. 1; Eileen Maloney, S.S. 1; Elly Poland, 5.5. 3. Bran muffins; Janet McKercher, S.S. 6: Freda Hunt, S.S. 2; Shoe - on Somerville, S.S. 7: Jane Somerville, S.S. 7; Karen Dolmage, S.S. 1'0 ; Luella Moylan, S.S. 1. Oatmeal cookies: Jane Somerville, S. S. 7; Jean Hillen, 5.S. 0; Margaret Kerr, S. S. 4 ; Joan Hamilton, S.S. 9; Joan Boyd, S, ey, ld Se, 'McL; 5 6; Marjorie Campbell, SS 4. Buns, St 536- Grade Dona2, 'Publitec 'SchoolpSusan , Linda Preanyce, 11hcn Cronin, S.S. 3 ; Joanne Cronin, S.S. 3 ; Joanne Malone, Carol de Buer, Bob � 5' 3 4ndSchoo�1 Inch: 5Bernice Gl¢n rtlleappie, Plumsteel, Tommy Richardson; Gr. M1; Iylida Somerbllle, ss. 7 Linda Papple, 3, Public School, Mary Crich, Terry I •s,5. 4 ; Eleanor Keys: S.s. ie ; Audrey Me- Ast, Jacqueline Drager, Darrell Michael, S.S. 6; Joyce Hamilton, 5.5. 9, Schneider, Helen Broadfoot; Grade' till.;JAnn M1ea yS 4.56 3Ge r8giyna Ltii,e' S. 4, Public School, Garel Carter, Don ; Marjorie Smith, 5,5, a; Slanluy Gian- Crozier, Ann Vanden Hengel, Rose- mary MacDonald, Larry Burns; Grade 5, Public 'School, Judy Nott, Emily Elliott, Pearn McLean, Mar- garet Maloney, Marion Flewitt; Gr, 6 Public School, Dianne Gardiner, vine, S.S. 9. Layer cake: Patricia Ryan, S. S. 1; Catherine Ryan, S.S. 2; Sandra Doig, S.S. 6; Dorothy Smith, S.S. 4. Angel cake; Sandra Doig. S.S. 6; Bernice Glanville. S.S. 9; Gloria Boyd, 5.8, 6; Amy Stewart, 5.5. 4 Linda Papple, 5.S. 4: Marguerite Scott, SS. 4. Light layer cake; Bernice Glm,cille. 833.3, Betty Item, S.S. 4; Mary Melady, S Flora Anne Scott, Edward James, S. 3; (Anda Fnppre, S.S. 9; Luella Moylan, Virginia ;Gardner, Lois Maloney; Gl•, 9S 1. Eark naevi rake B.rnice C;lanvilln, 5. g , S 1,3,1;; ; $h3rley Bendersnn 4 4. 33 Faye Little, 7, Public School, 'William de Jong, s.8. 0 ; 53131h Boyd, s.5. h ; Susan E»zona Anthony Vanloon, Madelon Towns- Verger, s,s. 4; Linda Papple, S.S. 4. Ample end William Vanier Hengel, Wayne. 1"t; Crrmd btalaney, S.S. J; Ceraldin Den > n b 4 9 ; Gloria Boyd, S.S. 6 ; Marguerite Dolmage; Grade 8, Public School, tt s'4. a; stnuloy Grant i.ip ss. n; Linda Margaret Little, Sandra Savauge, • 1 ; 1 t le, S.S, 4. Lemon pie: Mary Melady, S. ' Bernice 1' ;i i llv, .S, 0 ; t y Hillen, Patricia Horton, Mary Kellar, Mar- ;Linda Pnppie b 5. 4 ; Patsy Melady, leene Miller; neatest scribbler, Lois 1 't-.1.. 35; Geraldine ncnnis S.S. 9. Pumpkin Maloney, Mary Allan, Poem McLean, me Nancy Belly, s.5 8 -Ceialdine amnia, Melba Boyce, No. 953, S.S, 9; Jean. Melady. S.S. a, Raisin pie; Maureen Melady, S,5 31 Bill Murphy, 5.3, Art 3; Marion Hunt 4.8. Fergus Kelly, S.S. 3; t ,2ldino Dennis 4.5. 9; Billy Ryan, P.S. 3. Pre school, Gayle Eder, Christie 1 d dressing. Marlen, Pai,per, S.S. 12; Dobson, Darlene Sills; grades 1, 2 3, Joan Pryce, s 6 Joan H3nen, SS 0; Pntri- Lois Smith, Susan Suety, nurnher Linda It ;1 nss s. 4 emnice alanv, c. 88 e ; 169, number 151, Barbara Scott; Grades 4, 5, 6, Bryan Brady, Judy Crich, Judy Nott, Carol Fowler, Cor- ot Carter; Grd, 7, 3 Carole Pepper, Donna Laycox, Bobby Phillips, Stan - Wm. Vander Barbara Young; piirrtiltg, ki; Bo¢'iky Irendorsnn1 him lel Go,lkin. Wilt. Vander Hengel, Wn1. de Jong, Pair , r marlcrt pigs: Bann Cesar; Lind¢ Judy Boshart, Betty Maegge, Karen &moron... Swine, under Otos- months; h. ii." m .wills; Lamlie Campbe111 ; E. Smith ; (Ando Nicholson; spatter work, Marie s ,n ,talk Livestock Lang -wool lambs; Donnie Driscoll; Gordon Driscoll. Mask; t lambs: Gorden 1)rioru11 ; Donnie Driscoll: Campbell Short -wool lambs; Leslie; Campbell John Driscoll ; Dons rdc Ago., liirkm•11 'Lois Cod - Stone Gerrit Benjamin Carol Cart - @.r, Lois Scott, Gisels Ilelhig; soap. I iv ..:terk judging was done by G. W; Mont. carving, Susan Enzenaherger,-13rlan1900 i -4.errhiultli'lielnnoso tutiv' ttor nu, 13;'atly, BCiel; Flan Matte, Let! Fleln-�a nut nrrcnitut9rl rrpuaelrtaLivr. l.,nd wn: ing'. Barry Fleming'; paper cutting, 'b.f;,,1Lhinviu,'.n lar;'flowerlsewere :edged Rtltil Gorwill. by Berl. Cliff, Senfsrlh; girls' work WW1 judged by Mrs. 'William Lockhart and Mrs. John McVey, both of Mitchell; srhnal work Kindere'artcn, Pamela Powell. "eve aaa judger' ly J. II. ]tinkrad, Gorier eh, tn- 1'y 1Vlcliwaitr, Marie Elllctt, card- snerlor of public srhools 1'el' Nntth Iu rot; mannan Ir•¢ining caul crafts wnm judged by board, Michael Malone, Garth Flan- Warta rnzrrmmr. Mhchefl. Crafts and Hobbies