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The Seaforth News, 1950-10-05, Page 4Bayfield Fall Fair Continued from page 3 DOMESTIC SCIENCE Loaf homemade, white bread Airs. W. J,. Jewell Mrs; 11. Beaton. Date and Nut loaf, lad. Foster, Mrs. G. Weston. Lemon pie, Mrs, G. Weston, :Grant Stirling. Apple pie, Mrs. G. Weston, Mrs. Melvin Bennett. Raisin pie, John Keys, Mrs. G. Weston. White layer cake, Mrs. Weston, Mrs, Beaton. Chocolate layer cake, Mrs. Weston, Mrs. Beaton, Cherry cake, Mrs, Beaton, Mrs. Weston. Angel Food, Ed, Foster, Mrs, Weston. Spice Cake, Mrs. Jewell, Six rolled sugar Bookies, Mrs. E. Sturgeon, Mrs. West - ton, Six drop cookies, Mrs, E, Star- geon, Eel. Foster. Six__seones, Mrs, Beaton, Ed, Foster. Six buns, Mrs, 'Beaton, Ed. Foster. Six muffins, Mrs. Beaton, Est, Foster. Baking Powder biscuits, Mrs, G. Weston, Mrs. Bea- ton. Sandwiches for afternoon, Mrs, G. Weston, Ed, Foster. Vegetable Salad, Mrs. G. Weston, Mrs. Jno, Howard, Fruit Salad, Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Weston. Meat Loaf, Mrs. West- on. Maple Cream candy, Mrs, West- on, Ed, Foster. Chocolate Fudge John Keys, Mrs. Weston. Dipped Chocolate, Mrs. E. Sturgeon, Six butter tarts, Mrs, Beaton, Mrs. West- on, Six Cocoanut tarts, Mrs. Weston, Ed. Foster, Baked Beans, H. A. Fuss. Canned Goods—One quart Rasp- berries, John Keys, Mrs. Wm. Met- calf, One quart Peaches, Mrs, W. J. Jewell, Wm. Metcalf, One quart (Plums, Mrs, W. J. Jewell. One quart Prunes, Mrs, W. J. Jewell. One pint corn, Gladwin Westlake, One pint Tomatoes, H. A. Fuss, Ed. Foster. One pint Green Beans, Mrs. Wm, Metcalfe, Mrs. Jewell, One pint Yel- low Beans, Ted Davies, Joe Corey, Mrs. E. Sturgeon. Cucumber Pickles, One pint Beets, Mrs. Melvin Bennett, Mrs, Metcalfe. Mrs. Jas. Clutton. Catsup, H. A. Fuss, Ed. Foster. One quart strained honey, John Keys. Maple Syrup, Fred McClymont, Snow- den and Grainger, Strawberry jam, A. Rathwell, Mrs. Metcalf. Tomato juice, Mrs. Fred Mciwan, Ted Da- vies. Grape jam, Ted Davies. Apple Jelly. Mrs. G. Weston, Ted Davies. Any Currant Jelly, Mrs, Jewell, Ed. Foster, Tomato Juice, Miss Ann Tait, Most points, Mrs. G. Weston Jad os, Mrs. John Cairns, Mrs. R. H Dalrymple, GRAIN AND SEEDS Winter Wheat, Bazley Oats, H A. Fuss. Half bushel Timothy, H A. Fuss. Half bushel Timothy, H. A. Fuss, Elmer Webster. Six Ears Dent Corn, Snowden and Grainger, Fred MoOlymont. Six Ears Sweet Corn, WnI. Metcalf, Arnold Rathwell, En- silage Corn, Arnold Rathwell, Snow- den and Grainger. Judge, Itu, F. Stade. Field Crop Competition-- F. Stir- ing, 85 pts„ G. Webster, 83; E. Deeves, 81, G, Rathwell 79; A. Rath - well, 77; J. Deeves, 75; G. Colclough, 73; R. Welsh, 71; J, Keys, 68, FRUITS Plums, plate of 12, Lombards, H. Penhale, Plate of 12 Rene Claude, H, Penhale, F. McClymont. German, Bradshaw„ F. McClymont, Italian, H, Penhale, F. McClymont. Pear, Bart- lett, F. McClymont, Fraser Stirling. Duchess, F. Stirling. Beure D'Anjou, F. McClymont. Beure Clairgeau, F. Stirling, Wm. Metcalf. Sheldon, Plate of 0 peaches F. Stirling. Best bunch white grapes, Mrs. E. Sturg- eon, Mrs, Melvin Bennett. Best bunch bluegrapes, W. Metcalf. Best bunch red grapes, Best basket of fruit, W, Metcalf, Hamper Northern Spy, Mac- Intosh Reds, A.O.V. Winter Apples, Six quart 'McIntosh Reds, Six quart A.O,V: Fall, Six quart A.O.V. Winter Apples, Collection of Apples, 4 Fall varieties, 6 Winter varieties, F, Stir - leg, Yellow Crab Apples, F, McCly- mont, F. Stirling. Red Crab Apples, F. Stirling, Snowden and Grainger. Baldwins, F. Stirling, F. McClymont, Blenheim Pippins, F. Stirling. Delic- ious, F. Stirling Ivan 'McClymont, Golden Russet, 'W. Metcalf, F. Stir- ling. Greenings, F. Stirling, W. Met- calf. Golden Delicious, F. Stirling, Red Delicious, Ivan McClymont. King of Tompkins, F. Stirling. F. McCly- mont. McIntosh Red, F. Stirljug. Northern Spy, F. Stirling, Snowden and Grainger. Ontario, F. Stirling, F. McClymont, Snow, F. Stirling. Tal - man Sweet, F. McClymont, F. Stir- ling. Ribston Pippms, F. Stirling, Snowden and Grainger. Wagner, Snowden and Grainger. Quince, John keys, H. Penhale. Wealthy, F. Stir- ling, F. McClymont. A.O.V. Fall Ap- ples, F, McClymont, F. Stirling'. A.O. V. Winter Apples, F. McClymont. PR � Proclamationf SUNDAY, OCT. 8, TO SATURDAY, OCT. 14, HAS BEEN SET ASIDE THIS YEAR AS v n eelc All Dwellings, Public Buildings, Stores, Ware Houses and Factories should be care- fully inspected by their occupants and all conditions likely to cause or promote spread of fire be removed. Seaforth has been fortunate, having had very little loss due to fire this year. Let us keep it so. Please instruct your children on the danger of fire. REMEMBER: FIRE WASTE CAN NEVER BE REPLACED J. E. KEATING D. SILLS Mayor Fire Chief Audi, Fire Marshall's Office, Toronto THE S+ +O NEWS THURSDAY, ()OTOS 13 5, 191 Judge, Theo Steinbach, Zurich, I er 1 ladies sweater, handknit, wool, Speetal Commercial Production °'M{ss rebel', Mrs, Moran, Nightdress, �A Feature for Apples with six by -pro -ill. A. Fuss. Sii�p, silk II. A. Fuss, TH E C! R ducts of apples ---Alvin Betties, ed MEN'S WEAREG ENT E Davies, F, McClyinont, Mrs. Jno. Pyjamas, homemade, Ed. Foster, ,S +� �.A,1i'0 . ,T]-( Howard, Mrs. 0, Weston, Mrs. :lar- ( H. A. Fuss, Knitted pullover sweater, old 0 0111A e, Judges, Mrs. John Cairns, Mrs. Bessie Dalrymple, DOMESTIC SCIENCE. Crock butter, F. McClymont, Print butter, F, McClyinont, Cottage Cheese, Is, McClyinont H, A. Fuss. Lard, F, McClymont, II A. Fuss.. Home -cured ham, H. A. Fuss, Dress- ed Chicken, A. 11, Warner, Granit Stirling. Best pair dressed chickens, Mrs, Alfred Warner, Mrs. H. Penhale. Hen's Eggs, white, Jack Fraser. McClyHen`smoEnt,ggs, brown, H. A. Fuss, F. Judges, Mrs. John Cairns, Mrs, W. H. Dalrymple, VEGETABLES Quart basket early potatoes, War - ba, Mrs, W. J. Jewell, Late' potatoes, 'F. McClymont. 3 Yellow Globe Man- golds, Snowden and' Grainger, 3 heav- iest turnips, H, A. Fuss, Snowden and :Grainger. 3 table turnips, H. A. `Fuss, Snowden and Grainger. 6 field car- rots, Mrs. W, J. Jewell. 6 table car- rots, long, 'Mrs, W. J. Jewell, P. Mc- Clymont. 6 table carrots, short, Ben Rathwell, F. McClymont, 6 table beets, F. McClymont, Elmer Webster, 8 Winter Radishes, F. McClymont, 2 head cabbage, Mrs. Metcalf, Ben Rathwel.2 head cauliflower, Mrs. Metcalf, W. Metcalf. Large white on- ions, Mrs. Metcalf. Large yellow On- ions, W. Metcalf, Arnold Rathwell. Red Tomatoes, W. Metcalf, H. A. Fuss. Yelloi' Tomatoes, Mrs. Metcalf. 6 largest tomatoes, W. Metcalf, Mrs. Metcalf. Collection of small fruit to- matoes Mrs, Metcalf. Sweet Peppers, W. Metcalf. Hot Peppers, Ben Rath - well. 2 Pepper squash, Mrs. John Howard, Mrs. H. Penhale. 2 citrons, Ed. Deeves, Mrs. Jewell. Hubbard Squash, Ben ,Rathwell, ?+', McClymont. Vegetable Marrow, H. A. Fuss, Arn- old Rathwell, Pie Pumpkin, Ed. Fost- er, Mrs. M. Miller. Largest Pump- kin or Squash, W. Metcalf, Ted Da- vies. 12 Gherkins, W. Metcalf, H. A. Fuss. 4 Cucumbers, W. Metcalf, H. A. Fuss. Largest head Sunflower, Ed Foster, Snowden and Grainger. Col- lection of Garden Herbs, H. A. Fuss, Mrs. Jewell. Most points, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Metcalf, Two heads lettuce, W. Metcalf, Judge, 3. E. Gascho. PLANTS AND FLOWERS Collection of cut flowers Mrs. W. J. Jewell, Mrs. We Metcalf. Small Bouquet in vase, Mrs. W. J. Jewell, Mrs. W. Metcalf. Table bouquet, W. Metcalf, Mrs. Jewell. Fall bouquet of Wild Flowers, Mrs. M. Miller, Mrs. Jno, Howard. Winter bouquet of dried flowers, Mrs. E. Sturgeon, Mrs, Frank V. Martin, Cut Flowers -Asters, W. Metcalf, Mrs. Jno. Howard. Chrysanthemums, Mrs. Jewell. Mrs. E. C. Fitzgerald. Cosmos, Mrs. Howard, Gladwin West- lake. Dahlias, W. Metcalf. Gladioli, W. Metcalf, Mrs. Jno. Howard. Mari- golds, Gladwin Westlake, Mrs. Jew- ell. Pansies, Ed. Foster. Petunias, Ben Rathwell, G. Westlake. Roses, Mrs. Metcalf, Mrs. Frank V. ,Martin. Salvia, G. Westlake. Zinnias, W. Met- calf, Mrs. Howard. Any variety an- nual or perennial, W. Metcalf, Mrs. Howard. Centrepiece; Vegetable or Fruit, Miss Anne Tait, Mrs. Jewell. Most points, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Metcalf. Judge, C. H. Epps. PINE ARTS Oil painting, scene, Mrs. E. C. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Chas. Wells. Any other subject, Jack Fraser, Mrs. Jno.. Howard, Water colors, scene, Mrs. Wm. Metcalf, H. A. Fuss. Any other subject, 1st, no number, 2nd, Mrs. J. Howard. Charcoal, original crayon or pencil sketch Miss E. Weber, Mrs. Howard. Stuffed Toy, Mrs. G. West- on, Ted Davies. Poster, Mrs. Jno, Howard. Homemade greeting cards, Mrs, J. Howard, Miss Anne Tait. Snapshots, Mrs. G. Weston, W. Met- calf. Pencil sketch from nature, Mrs. Howard, Miss 'Anne Tait. Local scene painting, Mrs. M. Miller. Shell Work, Miss E. Weber, H. A. Fuss, Any new craft not listed above, Mrs. G. Weston, Ted Davies, LADIES' WORK Livingroom — Crocheted Centre- piece, Mrs, B. Beaton, Mrs. E. Stur- geon. Chesterfield set of 3 pieces, Mrs, Ruth Moran, Mrs, E. Sturgeon. Table Centrepiece, Miss E. Weber, H. A. Fuss. Cushion complete, A. H. Warner, Mrs. Jno. Howard. Tatting, Mrs. E. Sturgeon, Miss E. Weber. Card table cover, Mrs. E. Sturgeon, Mrs. Howard. Diningroom — Crocheted Table Cloth, Mrs. E. Sturgeon, Mrs. Fred McEwan, Tea towels, Mrs, E. Sturg- eon, Mrs. Lloyd Makins. Tea cloth, Mrs. E. Sturgeon, Miss Weber. Tea Cloth, Miss Weber, Mrs. Howard. Centepiece, Mrs, G. Weston. Lun- cheon set, Miss Weber, Mrs. Howard. Buffet Set, Mrs. E. Sturgeon, Mrs. Ruth Moran. Buffet Sgt, Mrs. Mor- an, H. A. Fuss. Luncheon set, Mrs. Lloyd Makins, Mrs. Moran. Bedroom Accessories—Hlemstitch- ed Sheets, Mrs. G. Weston, H. A. Fuss. Pillow cases, Mrs, G. Weston, H. A. Fuss, Pillow cases, Mrs. E. Sturgeon, H. A. Fuss. Pillow cases, Miss E. Weber, Mrs. Moran, Vanity set, Mrs. E. Sturgeon, Miss Weber. 1 pr. bedroom towels, Mrs. Moran, Mrs. G. Weston, 1 dresser runner, Mrs, Moran, Miss Weber, CHILDREN'S WEAR :Girls' Wool Socks, H. A. Fuss, Mrs, Sturgeon. Girls' Wool Mitts, Mrs, Sturgeon, Mrs, Moran. Child's sun suit, Mrs. Moran, Mrs. Weston, Boys' pants, Mrs, Sturgeon, H, A, Fuss. Child's pullover sweater, Miss We- ber, Mrs. Moran, Child's cardigan sweater, Miss Weber, Ted Davies. Child's play dress, Mrs Weston, 11. A, Fuss, Baby's jacket, bonnet, and boots crocheted, Mrs, Moran, Mrs, W. J. Jewell. Baby's jacket bonnet and boots knit, Mrs. Jewe{l, Mrs, Weston, 1 crib sheet and pillow ease, H, A. Fuss, Mrs. Howard. 1 carriage cover, knit, Mrs. Moran, Mrs, Stur- geon, LADIES' WEAR Apron, Mrs, Sturgeon, Miss Weber, dress, house work, H, A. Fuss, Mias Weber. 1 homemade bed jacket, W. Metcalf, Mrs. Weston, Women's gloves, wool, Mrs, Jewell, Mrs. Stun, geon. 1 hostess apron, Miss E. Weber, Mrs. Moran, 1 ladies fancy home- made handbag, Miss Weber, Ed rest. NOW PLAYING Mrs. Melvin Bennett, H. 'A. Fuss. Thurs. Fri. Sat. "FIGHTING MAN OF THE PLAINS'(Cohen)•. Mitts, B. A. Fuss, Mrs, Manan, with sumac:Ant SCOTT JANE NIGR OIL':, WILLIAMS Giovee, ,NIPS, 'Mo>r'an, SOelt3, MI's' Meet Jim Dancer, Peace Officer, courageous, level-heu"i'd, qulok on the draw so. he Moran, H, A. Fuse, brought low and order to the toughest to en the Ohisliohn teen HOME MANUFACTU•EE, Next Mai. Tues. Wed,THE BIG HANGOVER" Bedspread, crocheted, Mrs, D. De- VAN JOHNSON ELIIAOSTII TAYLOR -._ Don't miss this romantic duet of Miss war, Mrs. Jno. Howard, Anyother 'riolor nttd Va,t Johnson In this llght.h o,' d love story, Serious one moment find . hlls,lous the next, It contains a neureonfusing plot design, H. A. Fuss, Ed Foster, Quilt. Next Thurs, Fri, Sat. "MOTHER 15 A FRESHMAN" Applique, H, A. Fuss, Mrs. B. Bea- sW! HU het, daughter tory YOUNG VAN JOHNSON There is a laugh Livery minute in pals love ton, Quilt, Miss E. Weber, Jno.store of the professes and the widow who enrols at the - Wilds. Quilt, cotton plain; Comforter, COMING; "IT'S A GREAT PEELING" fancy, homemade,• lI A. Fuss. Af: ghan, Miss Weber. Afghan knitted. Mrs. D. Dewar, Hearth rug, Mr's, E. C. Fitzgerald, Ted Davies, ,Hearth rug, hooked wool rags, H. A. Fuss, Mrs, G. Weston. Rag mat, Miss We- ber, Mrs. Moran. 2 bars of hand soap, Snowdon and Grainger, Mrs, F, Me - Ewan. 'Most points; Mrs. G. Weston. Bay- field. Judges, Elizabeth J. Zapfe, Dru- silla McMurray. SPECIAL CLASSES' Vegetables Onions, Stewart ,Broadfoot, Barbara Brandon Bob McGregor. Table carrots, Stewart Broadfoot, Bob McGregor. Table parsnips, Stewart Broadfoot, Beets, Stewart Broadfoot, Bob McGregor. Ears sweet corn, Cucumbers, Stew- art Broadfoot. Cabbage, Turnips, Stewart Broadfoot, Bob McGregor.. Pumpkins, Mac ,Coleman, Musk Mel- ons, .Stewart Broadfoot. Potatoes, certified seed, Stewart Broadfoot. Any other variety, Bob McGregor. Shop Work—Sheet Metal, Stewart Broadfoot. Wood Work, Stewart Broadfoot, Ken Gibbings, Robert Fines, Jack Fraser, Bob McGregor. Sheet Metal, Edwin (Dunn, Tom Con- sitt. Wood Work, Edwin Dunn. Rope splicing, Ron Carter,' Arnold Taylor, Lenard O'Rourke, Boyd Taylor, Stewart Broadfoot. Home Economics— Grade 9, any project made , in home economics, Ruth Clarke, Phyllis Mack, Eleanor Mae Coleman, Barbara Brandon. Grade 10, any project made in home economics, Marilyn Dawson, POULTRY Bantam — Cockerel, Broadfoot, McGregor B. Utility — Hybrids, McGregor B. Purebred, Broadfoot S. Calf, Boyd Taylor, Ed Dunn, Don Warner, SPECIAL PRIZES Goderich Motors—$3,00 for pupil obtaining most points in Section 7 Collections, Margaret Howard. Pupil getting highest points Section Negimmessgewewwwwegigese 4, Mary Grainger; Sec. 5, Margaret Howard; See. 9, Mary Oraingei'; Beat Vase in Class 32, Donald McKenzie; Class 33, .Shirley, Brandon, Agricultural Society—Giese Paint ing, senior, Doreen McKenzie; junior, Donald McKenzie; Plasticine model, Judy Couillard, BAYFIELD RACES Green Race, 1st Division— Billy ivision— Bilfl rtL., J. R. Burns, Sea- 1 1 D. Hanley, Bob Kirkby, Walton2 2 W. G. Gratton, Jake Broome, Seaforth 3 3 2nd Division— Kelly G, Jack Campbell, Walton , , 1 1 Patty Bar, R, G. Duck- worth, Goderich 2 2 B. P. Gratton, Jack Mc- Clinchey, Varna , 8 3 Two winning horses of above races raced 1 mile dead heat for blanket special won by Kelly G. Running Race; S. Buchanan, GodorIch , , , 2 1 .1 Fr, McDonald Goderich .. 1 2 2 E, Sowerby, Goderich . , 4 3 3 H. 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