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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1952-09-25, Page 3THURSDAY, Sept, 25, 1992. Seal arl h Fall Fair Heavy Horses Township Special, N. Shantz,Boss McKague, Bannerman, John Tures. Mitchell; handled colt, itchell Elliott, Best heavy horse, N. Shantz. Sweepstakes, N. Shantz. Light Draught Brood mare, Dalton Skinner, Exe- ter; Foal, Dalton Slcinner. Filly or gelding; 3 years old, Ban- nerman, Monkton; Filly •or gelding, 2 years old, Bannerman. Sweepstakes, N..Shantz. Percheron or Belgian Brood 'Imre, Earl Poll and Son; Foal of 1952, Vern Elliott, Mitchell; Filly or gelding 2 year's old, Ban eanliior gelding, VnEotweeptake, Earl Poll. Harness Classes --Light draught team in harness, N. Shantz, Platts- ville; Peraheron or Belgian team"in harness, Earl Poll and Son, Heavy draught team in harness, N. Shantz; Light draught single horse in harness, N. Shantz Srd, Bob Pat- rink; Percheron or Belgian ' single horse in harness, Earl Poll and Son, and 2nd; Heavy draught single 'horse in harness, N. Shantz, and and.; Four -horse tandem hitched. Shantz, Bennerman, Kries and Poll. Judge - Hugh Berry. Light Horses Wagon team in harness -Mrs. McKague, John Kries, 0. Banner- man, and 4th; Single wagon horse, Jack Kries, Mrs. R. McKague, and 3rd, 0 Bannerman; Carriage team, Mrs. McKague; Roadster team, A. Weber; Lady driver, E. E,,Shr•oed- er, R. McKague, 'Elmer Johnson; Gentlemen's road race, A. Weber, and 2nd and 3rd; Single carriage horse, Mrs. McKague and 2nd; Single roadster horse, A, B. Weber, and 2nd and 3rd; Hackney pony team, E. Shroecler, Elmer Johnston, Harvey Mcllwain. Single haelnhey, pony, Ed Shroeder and 2nd, Elmer Johnson and 4th. Tandem hackney pony, E. Schroeder, Elmer Johns- ton, Shetland pony, Peter E. Mal- oney, Elmer Johnston and 3rd. Shetland foal, Harvey Mcllwain, Elmer Johnston and 3rd. Shetland pony team, E. E. Johnston. Shetland pony, tandem hitch, Elmer Johnston. Ladies' saddle class, Ruth Teall, Sue Nixon, Edna Stewart. Shetland single pony in harness, Elmer John- son and 2nd, Harvey Mci'Iwain. Judge --Thomas Findlay Beef Cattle Butchers Cattle --Fat cow, Keith Love. Steer or heifer, Crawford Me - Neil, A. Gaunt, Ken Coulson, Ian Dick. Baby beef, Todd & Son, Robt. Parsons, Murray Dawson, Roy Pep- per. Polled Angus ---Bull, Todd Son, Klopp Bras. Bull, 1 year old, Todd & Son and 2nd, Caw, Todd & Son, Klopp Bros. Heifer, 2 years old, Todd & Son, Klopp Bros. Heifer, 1 year old, Tadd & Son, Klopp Bros. Heifer calf, Todd • & San, Klopp Bros. Bull calf, Todd & Son, Klopp Bros. Shorthorns Bull, 2 years, W. Turnbull and San, A. Gaunt. Cow, A. Gaunt, W. Devereaux, Roy Pepper W. Turn- bull and Son. Heifer, 2 years, Dr. Stapleton, J. Smith, W. Devereaux, Turnbull and Son. Heifer, 1 year, Dr, Stapleton and 3rd and 4th; A. Gaunt 2nd, Heifer calf, A. Gaunt and Srd, 3. Smith, Roy Pepper. Bull calf, Wm. Pepper; Roy Pepper, A. Gaunt, Dr. Stapleton. Bull, 1 year, 3. Smith, Roy Pepper, W. Dever- eaux. Ilerd, Todd and Son, Dr, Sta- pleton, A. Gaunt, W. Turnbull and •Son. Champion Shorthorn female, A, Gaunt. Champion .Shor'thor'n bull, W Turnbull and Son. Champion Angus bull,, Todd and Son. Champion An- gus female, Todd and Son. Judge -W. C. F. Oestricher. Dual Purpose Shorthorns Bull, 2 years, 3. M. Scott and 2nd, 3. P. Scott. Cow, J. M. Scott and and, 3. F. Scott, Heifer, 2 years old, 3. M. Scott. Heifer, 1 year old, J. M. Scott and 2nd, J. F, Scott. Bull calf, 3. M. Scott, Bull, 1 year old, 3, M. •Scott, Herd, J, M. Scott, J. F. Scott, Seaforth 4-11 Baby Beef Calf Club Pieta VanBrussels; Ron Smith, Brussels; B. McKinley, Zur- ich; Sid Thompson, Winghan; Bill Strong. Dublin; Dorothy Keyes, rrl Seaforth; Edwin Bosman, Bluevale; Mary Dennis, Walton; Ed Deichert, Zurich; Hugh Rundle, Exeter. Senator Golding Trophy: •Showmanship - Murray Gaunt, Lucknow; Joanne McCullough, Clin- ton; Robt. Parsons, Cromarty. Dairy Cattle. Ayrshires-Bull, 1 yr. old, John Ballantyne, Atwood; also for the following classes: Bull calf; Best cow, Heifer, 2 yrs. old; Yearling heifer, sen., Yearling heifer, jr., Heifer calf, sr., Heifer calf jr. Jerseys -Bull, 2 yrs., Irvin Tre- "Though travelling alone • s Miss S. N., home from Europe, writes to thank her bank for the way the accountant helped her with money arrangements: "Mr. W. expended considerable effort to arm me with details of various European currencies and methods of procedure, enabling me, though travelling alone, to avoid much of the delay and embarrassment encountered by many experienced travellers whom I met along the way. All of which contributed in no small degree to my comfort and enjoyment." The bank can smooth the way for people travelling on bushaess or pleasure at home or abroad. Providing Letters of Credit, Travellers Cheques and other assistance is just one small part of the day-by-day service rendered by any branch of any chartered bank. This advertisement, based on an actual letter, is presented here by THE BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY THE SEAFORTH NEWS wartha Haroldg McNau hton; 13u11, Rhode Island Red, to Mary Dennis: Elgin Nott; Begonias, flowering, W. 1 yr. old, Tom Itatihwell; Beni: row, Barred Plymouth Beck, e, Ken S. D. Storey; Collection of potter Harold McNaughton, T. Rathwell, Campbell, G. Mcllwain; White Leg- plants,W. S. D StoreY; Begonia, I. Trewartha; Heifer 2 yrs. old, T. horn, c, Ross Millson, G. MrIhiain; Rex,ax. Jas. Carter; 1''uschial in Rathwell, I. Trewartha and 3rd. H. Cross Breeds, heavy,Arnold Camp -blooms, W. S. D. Storey; an McNaughton; Yearling heifer, sr.,' bell, Jack Crozier; cross Breed, Violet, W. S. D. Storey, Mrs. Peeb- I. Trewartha and 3rd, T. Rathwell,, Light, James Perry. }es; Collection, African Violets, Mrs, H. McNaughton; Yearling heifer, ) Dressed Chicken T Dressed 'Cap -T. Barton; Single house plant in je., I. Trewartha and 4th, T. Rath- ons James McIntosh, bloom, W. S. D Storey; .lest novel - well, '2nd and 3rd; Heiler calf, sr, 1 Eggs -White Eggs, Patricia No- t.,V in cut flowers, Mrs. PeeblesW. H. McNaughton, I. Trewartha and Ian, Donald Deering, Elaine Hack. S. D. Storey; Coleus (foliage), 'Mrs. 4th, T. Rathwell; Heifer calf, jr., I.! well, Marilyn Bolger, Allen Haugh; Carter, W. S, D. StoreY; Jerusalem Trewartha and 4th, H. McNaughton' Brown Eggs, Bill Scott, Marilyn Cherry, W. S. D. Storey, Mrs. Bert 2nd and 3rd, Eyre, Neil Haugh, Bruce Coleman, Thotnpson; Aspidistru, Mr's, W. Holsteins - Bull, 2 years, Simon 3. Beuermann. Best eggs in show, Haugh; Hen and Chicken, Mrs. Jas. t , Carter; Cactus, collection, Elgin Hallahan, Bel rave • Bull, 1 Yr. old, Bill Scott. , Tit nit; Gladiolus g Nett Mrs, W. Remit; , Peter Simpson; Bull calf, under 1 year, Borden Riehl, Walton; S, Hal- lehan; Best caw, Peter Simpson, S. Hallahan and 4th, Wm, L. Boyd; Heifer, 2 yrs. old, Peter Simpson,' S. Hallahan, Wm. L. Boyd and 4th; i Yearling heifer, sr„ I3, Reihl and 2nd, Wm, L, Boyd and 4th; Year- ling heifer, jr., P. Simpson, S, Hal- lahan, W. L. Joyd; Heifer calf, sr., W. L. Boyd and 3rd, B. Reihl and 4th. Dairy herd -P. Simpson, T. Rathwell, John Ballantyne, H. Mc- Naughton, Judge: Ross Marshall. Sheep Shropshiredowns - Aged ram, A. W. Barrett, Parkhill; and 2nd; Shearling ram, 3. B. Kennedy, Ilder- ton; A. W. Barrett, Elmer Arm- strong, St. Pauls; Ram lamb, Arm- strong, Barrett and 3rd; Ewe, Bar- rett and 3rd, Armstrong; Shearling Ewe, Armstrong, Barrett and 3rd; Ewe lamb, Barrett and 3rd, Arm- strong; Pen, Barrett, and 3rd, Arm- strong; Best ewe, Barrett; Best ram, J. B. Kennedy. Southdown - Aged ram, J. B. Kennedy and 2nd; Shearling ram, Kennedy and 2nd; Ram lamb, Ken- nedy and 2nd; Ewe, Kennedy and 2nd; Shearling ewe, Kennedy and 2nd; Ewe lamb, Kennedy and 2nd; Pen, Kennedy and 2nd; Best ewe, Kennedy; Best ram, Kennedy. Lincolns -Aged ram, Steeper, Ail- sa Craig; Barrett, and 3rd; Shearling ram, Steeper and 2nd, Barrett; Ram lamb, Steeper and and, Barrett; Ewe, Steeper and 2nd, Barrett; Shearling ewe, Steeper and 2nd, Barrett; Ewe lamb, Barrett and 2nd, Steeper; Pen, Steeper, Bar- rett; Best ewe, Barrett; Best ewe, Barrett; Best ram, .Steeper. Leicester -Aged ram, Wm. R. Pepper, Seaforth; shearling ram, W. R. Pepper; ram lamb, W. R. Pepper: awe, Pepper, Armstrong; shearling ewe, Pepper and 2nd, Armstrong; ewe larnb, Pepper and 2nd, Arm- strong; pen, Pepper; best ewe, Pep- per; best ram, Pepper. Oxfords-Shearling ram, Donald W. Deering, Exeter; ram lamb, Dee- ring and 2nd; ewe, Deering and 2nd; shearling ewe, Deering; ewe lamb, Deering and 2nd; pen, Deering; best ewe, Deering. Dorset Horned -Rani lamb, Leslie Campbell, Seaforth; ewe, Campbell and 2nd; shearling ewe, Campbell; best ewe and best ram, Campbell. Hampshire -Ewe lamb, Kennedy; Suffolk -ram, Murray Shoebot- tom, Denfield; yearling ram, Shoe - bottom and 2nd, also ram lamb; ewe, Shoebottom; shearling ewe and ewe lamb, Shoebottom and 2nd; pen, Shoebottom; champion ewe and ram, Shoebottom. Judge-Eph. Snell. Pigs - Yorkshire -Boar, Warner, Turn- bull, McMillan; boar under 1 year, Turnbull and 3rd; Warner; boar, Warner, Turnbull, McMillan; sow, Turnbull McMillan, Turnbull; sow under 1 year, Turnbull and 2nd, Warner; sow, 6 months, • Turnbull, Warner, McMillan. Berkshire -Boar, Wm. Flynn; boar 6 months, Flynn and 2nd; sow, Flynn and 2nd; sow 6 months, Flynn and 2nd and 3rd. Tamworth - Boar, Douglas, French and 3rd; boar, under 1 year, Douglas, French; boar 6 months, al- so sow, French and 2nd, Douglas; sow under 1 year, Douglas and 2nd, French; sow, 6 months, French, Ma- loney, Douglas; pen of shoats, Turn- bull, French. Swine Club Savauge (Ross Savauge) trophy 'donated for the best pair of Swine Club gilts, Geo. Bacon, Belgrave; Jenny Van Vliet, Brussels; Louis Murray, Seaforth; Bernie McGeen, Clinton; Donald Dow, Wingham; Cliff Coultis, Belgrave; Bob Par- sons, Cromarty • Doug Keyes, Sea - forth; Mary McCullough, Clinton; Gerald Rathwell, Brucefield, John Powell Special ,05), Best individual gilt in Swine Clubs, Jan- ny Van Vliet. Poultry New Hampshire, Cock, Cliff Pep- per, Dashwood; hen ckl, pul'lett, Cliff Pepper and 2nd • Rhode Island Red, c, h, ckl, p, Cliff Pepper; Bar- red Plymouth Rocks, h, ckl, p, Cliff Pepper; White Rocks, c, h, Cliff Pepper; ekl, p, Cliff Pepper and 2nd; White Leghorns, c, Iickl, Pep- per, p, Pepper and 211d; Light Sus- sex, c, Pepper, h, ckl, p, Pepper and 2nd; A. V. Bantams, all classes, F. McClymont; Rouen Ducks, all class- es, Elmer Townsend, Seaforth: utility Pens -New Hampshire, e, Pepper, McClymont; Rhode Island Red, c, Pepper, MaC'lymont; Barred Plymouth Rock, c, Pepper; White Rock, c, Pepper; Light Sussex, ,c, Pepper, McClymont; White Leghorn, c, Pepper; Croce -Breeds, •heavy, e, McClymont; Cross -Breeds, light, c, Pepper. Eggs iWhite Eggs, Gordon Elliott, F, McClymont, Mrs. Jas. Carter; Brown Eggs, Elgin Nott, Mrs. W. Coleman, W. S. D. Storey, T. F, Glazier; •Case Brown Eggs, John Henderson, Hensel'. High School Poultry New Hampshire, h, Beth Boyd, Geo, Mcllwain; ekl, Ross Millson, p, Rose Millson Geo. McIiwain; Rhode Island Red, h, ckl, p, MarY Dennis; Light ,Sussex, ckl, p, Larry Eaton; White Leghorn, h, Geo. Me- Ilwain, Ross Millson; Barred Ply- mouth Rock, h, Barbara Boyd Ken Campbell; ckl, Jack Crozier, Charles Dungen; White Reek, h, Ruth Boyd, Beth Boyd; A. V. Bantams, c, Ross Millson, Geo. Mci}wain ; h, R. Broad- foot, 3. Buchanan; ckl, Kee Mc- Naii'n, G. Mcllwaiti; p, Ross Millson, G. Mcllwain. • utility Pees, class 2 -Naw Hamp- shire, c, Ross Millson, G. Mcllwain; ,Domestic Needlecraft Mrs. ' Elgin Nott, Mrs. W. Peebles; Quilt, appli ue, Mrs, 3, McAsh, Gladiolus,. 6 spikes, Mrs, Haugh, Ethel Dennis, Mrs. T. Barton; Bed- Dr, McMaster•; Corsage, Wm, Brad - spread, tufted, Mrs. Peebles; Quilt, shaveMrs. Elgin Nott Gaillar<lia, best quilting, Mrs. MeAsh, Mrs. Mrs,' W. Haugh, Mrs. Peebles; Jack Kemp, Mrs. Barton; Pieced Hanging basket, W. S. D. Storey; cotton quilt, Mrs. Barton, Mrs. Me- , Miniature garden, W, S. D. StoreY; Ash, Mrs. Jack Kemp; Bedspread, Moral design, Mrs. Elvin Nott. whits or colored, Mrs. Geo, Sesgnox, Horticultural Products• - Mrs, C. MacDonald, Mrs, A. Mont- gomery; Counterpane, quilted, Mrs, Barton, Mrs. MeAsh; Child's yuilt, Mrs. Geo. Seigner• Afghan, knit, Mrs, Peebles; Hooked floor mat, Mrs, Seigner, Mrs. Barton; Bath- room set, Mrs. B. Thompson. Judge, Marjorie Beggs, Linwood. Ladies' Work Famertse, Rtbston Pippin and Blen• Judge, Marjorie Beggs, Linwood. helm, eon set, 5 pieces, embroidered, Mrs. F. McClymont, Northern Spies, Crochet table cloth, Nellie Pryce, winter apples, McIntosh Re, and fall Mrs, G. Seigner (Mitchell); Lunch- 1(30les, P, McClymont. W. Peebles; Luncheon set, 5 pieces, crochet, Mrs, John MeAsh; Lunch- eon set, A.O.W., runner and 4 place mats, Mrs. W. Peebles, Margaret Platt; tea cloth, embroidered, Mrs. T. Berton,: M*, C.•MacDosald dTor- onto), Mrs, Jack Kemp, (Mitchell). tea cloth A.O.W., Mrs. Elizabeth Townsend, Mrs, Peebles, Mrs. Seig- ner; Centrepiece, emb re i d e r e d, white, Mrs. T. Barton, Mrs, Bert Thompson; •Centrepiece, crocheted, Mrs. Sam McClure, Mrs. Elizabeth Townsend, Mrs. John MeAsh; Tray cloth, Mrs. Townsend, Margaret Platt, Mrs. W. Peebles; Buffet set, Mrs, Barton, Mrs. McAsh, F. Me- Clymont; Bridge set, Mrs. W. P Living=eebles.Room Furnishings Chesterfield set, Mrs. Eleanor Thompson, Mrs. M. Platt, Mrs. Townsend; Sampler, Mrs. Jack Kemp, Mrs. Platt; Cushion, wool, W. S. D. Storey, Mrs, B. Thompson, Mrs. Seigner; Cushion, modern, Mrs. B. Thompson, W. S. D. Storey, Mrs. Staffen; Pillow slips, -Mrs. C. Mac- Donald, Mrs. Barton; Pillow slips, colored, Mrs. Seigner, Mrs. Jack Kemp, Mrs. T. Barton; Needlepoint, Mrs. B. Thompson, W. S. D. Storey, Mrs, Staffen; Crocheted. Doiley, Mrs. Staffen, Mrs. McAsh, Mrs. Elizabeth Townsend; Pillow slips, any other, Mrs. Barton, Mrs. Seig- ner, Mrs. Staffen; towels, embroid- ered, Mrs. Jack Kemp, Mrs. Seigner; towels, crochet trim, Mrs. Kemp, Mrs. Staffen, Mrs. Townsend; tow- els, any other, Mrs. Kemp; guest towels, Mrs. Seigner, Mrs. Kemp; Fancy sheets and pillow slips, Mrs.. T. Barton; Vanity set, l'Irs. 13, Thompson, Mrs. Sam McClure, Mar- garet Platt; Dresser runner, Mrs, Staffen, Mrs. Sam McClure, Mrs. Jack Kemp; Man's 'pyjamas, Mrs. Seigner, Mr's. Nott; wool mitts, M. Platt; fine sox, fancy, Margaret Platt, W. S. D. Storey; work sox, Mrs. Jas. Carter, Mrs, B. Thompson, Margaret Platt; Man's pullover, Mrs Seigner; work apron, Mrs. Sei- gner, Mrs. Jas. Carter; house dress, airs, Kemp, Mrs. Jas. Carter, AA's. Seigner; lady's smock, Mrs. Peebles; Lady's blouse, Mrs, Kemp, Mrs. Bert Thompson, Mrs. Seigner; costume slip, Mrs. B. Thompson, Mrs. Kemp; night dress, Mrs. Seig- ner, Mrs, Elgin Nott, W. S. D. Stor- ey; skirt, Mrs. Kemp; Bed jacket, Mrs. Jas. Carter; Sweater, lady's, Margaret Platt; Gloves, knit, Mrs, Peebles, Mrs. Archie Montgomery: Lady's purse, Margaret Platt; Ba- by's set, Mrs, Sam McClure, Mrs. Kemp, Airs, 13. Thompson; Carriage cover, Mrs. B. Thompson; Child's dress, Mrs. Seigner, Mrs. B. Thomp- son; Child's suit, Mrs. Sam McClure, Mrs. B. Thompson; Child's dress, smocked, Mrs. Kemp, Mrs. Seigner; Child's dress, cotton, Mrs. Seigner, Mrs. Kemp, Mrs. B. Thompson; Child's fancy socks, Mrs. B. Thomp- son, Margaret Platt; Child's sun suit, Mrs. B. Thompson, W. S. D. Storey; Article made from sack, Mrs. Sam McClure, Mrs. Seigner, Mrs, Glazier; made -over garment, Mrs. Seigner, Mrs. Kemp, Mrs. Sam McCIure; article suitable for Christ- mas, Mrs. Staffen, Mrs. Peebles, Mrs. Elizabeth Townsend; article made from felt, Mrs, T. Barton, Mrs. Staffen, Mrs, Kemp; Kitchen collection, Mrs. B. Thompson, Mrs. Barton, Mrs.Carter• 4 tally pads, Mrs. Peebles, Mrs. 'B, Thompson; Garment special, Margaret Platt. Fine and Decorative Arts Oil painting, E. C. Boswell, Ken Thompson; Drawing or sketch, E, C. Boswell; Miscellaneous novelties, Margaret Platt, Mrs. Barton; Col- lection of antiques, Margaret Platt, Mrs. B. Thompson; costume jewel- leiy, Mrs. B. Thompson. Apples -Collection, also winter an- ples, fall apples, Baldwins, F, Ma Clymont. King of Thompltins, Northern Spies, Golden Russet, Wealthy, Wag- ner turd Roxboro Russets, F, McC:ly- nwnt, Gravenstein, Cayuga Red Streak, Floral Exhibit Aster; 7 blooms, Mrs. Peebles, Mrs. W. Haugh' Aster; display Mrs. Peebles, Thos. Aldingtoii;Cosmos, Mrs. Peebles, Mrs. Elgin Nott; Dah- lias, 3 blooms, W. S. D. Storey: Dahlias, 6 blooms, Mrs. W. Peebles; Marigolds, •(African) W. S. D. Stor- ey, Mrs. W. Peebles; Marigolds, (French), Mrs. W. Peebles, Wm. Bradshaw; be is Ver vas, di -play, Mrs, W. Peebles, Wm. Bradshaw Petun- ias, Mrs, W. Peebles; Pansies, Wm, Bradshaw; Zinnias, 5 blooms, Mrs. W. Peebles, Garnet Adams (Mitch- ell); Zinnias, baby or ronspom, El- gin Nott, Mrs. Elgin Nott; Zinnias, display, Mrs. W. Peebles, W. S. D. Storey; Roses, Mrs, Peebles; Phlox, Mrs. Peebles, W. S. D. Storey; Snapdragon, Wm. Bradshaw, W. S. D, Storey; Stocks Mrs. Peebles, W. S. D. Storey; Sca'biosa, Mrs. Pee bles, W. S. D. Storey; Salpiglossis, Mrs. Elgin Nott;' Collection of An- nuals, Mrs. Peebles, Mrs. Elgin Nott; Table bouquet, Mrs. Peebles, Mrs. W. Haugh; Table bou- quet, Wm. Bradshaw, Mrs, B. Thontpson; F Yo r a 1 arrangement, Mrs. Wilfred. Glazier; W. S, D. Stor- ey; Delphinium, Mrs. W. Harrell; Calendula, Mrs. W. Peebles, Mrs, Pears -Fall pears, F. McClymont; Flemish Beauty, Wnl, J. Dale; Beurre Clairgeau, F, McClyruont; Clapp's Favorite, Mrs, H. Euzensbergcr, F: McClymont; Sheldon, Garnet Athens; Louis Bonne de Jersey. F. McClymont; Bartlett, Mrs, Archie Montgomery, F. McClymont. Plums -All classes, F. McClymont. Grapes --Blue, Wilbur Keyes, Mer- ton Keyes; green, Merton Keyes, Wil- bur Keyes; collection, Merton Keyes, Wilbur Keyes, Judge, \V, L. Carter Roots, Vegetables and Grain - Red tomatoes, Mr's, W. Haugh, Mrs. W. Glazier; yellow tomatoes, Thos, Aldington, F. McClymont; collection tomatoes, Fred McClymont; onions from seed, Wm. Bradshaw, W. S. D. Storey; onions from sets, Mrs. Jas, Carter, Mrs. A. Montgomery; cucum- bers, Mrs. Jas, Curter, Wm. Brad- shaw; butter beans, Kenneth Stewart, F. McClymout; white beans, Mrs. A. Montgomery. F. McClymont; carrots, stump, T. Aldington, Garnet Adams; carrots long. Wnr. Bradshaw, Mrs, W. Ilaugh; pickling beets. Wm. Brad- shaw, Mr's, W. Coleman; blood beets, Garnet Adams; cui'umbers, Mrs. El- gin Nott, F, hVlcClyn:out; parsnips, T. Aldington, Garnet Adams; peppers. Wm. Bradshaw, Margaret F. Platt; sweet corn, Mrs. W. Haugh, Mrs, A. Montgomery; field corn, Kenneth Stewart. A. E. Glazier; radish, Fresh McClymout; sunflower beads, Fred McClymont; novelty in vegetables, R. W. Campbell, T. Aldington; cauli- flower, W. Bradshaw, Mrs. 'W. Glazier; fall cabbage, Robert Smith; red on• ions, Mrs. Bert Thompson; muskmel- ons, Mrs. A. Montgomery, Garnet. Ad- ams; citrons, Mrs, Montgomery, G. Adams; vegetable marrow, G. Adams; Me pumpkins, G. Adams. F. McCly- mont; table squash, Garnet Aclanrs; hubbard squash, Garnet Mains; lur- gest pumpkin, G. Aclams, Mrs, Archie Montgomery; field carrots F. MnCly- niont. Turnips, Mrs. 13. Thompson; sugar mangolds, Mrs. Montgomery; interme- diate mangolds, Mrs, B. Thompson. Late potatoes -Robert Smith; fod- der cora, Ken Stewart, A. E. Glazier. Grain - Fall wheat, Russell Bolton, Mrs, El- eanor Thompson. Cats --Merton Keyes, Wilbur Keyes. Barley, Merton Keyes, Russell Bol- ton. Beans, Mrs, Eleanor Thomson, Merton Keyes. Soyu Beans -Merton Keyes. Sheaf of Wheat. Mrs. Eleanor Thomson; sheaf of oats, Mrs, Eleanor Thomson. McKillop 4-H Grain Club -- Mac Bolton, Laverne Godkhr, Jolla MrGavin, Neil McGavin, Robt. Mc- Gowan, Bobby Betties, Elgin Scbade. Clendon Kerr, Field Crop Competition-- Robert ompetition-Robert MCKeretier, A. E. Crozier. Elgin Nott, Iien Stewart, Lutb Saun- ders, Frank Fowler, 'John Henderson, W. L. Whyte, Ken Thompson. Field Standing, Sept. 15-Robt. Al- lan 88, W. L. Whyte 84, Robt, McKer- cher 83, R. V. .McMillan 82, John Mc Cowan 81, Kenneth Thompson 80. Ken Stewart 711%, Elgin Nett 78%. Frank Fowler 77, Luther Saunders 76, Andrew Crozier 74, John Henderson 73, H. Enzensberger 71. Canned Fruits and Vegetables -- Preserved strawberries, Mrs. James Carter, Mrs. Eleanor Thomson, Elgin Nott; canned cherries, Elgin. Nott, Mrs. James Carter, Mrs. Archie Mont- gomery; canned peaches, Elgin Nott, Mrs. T. Barton, Mrs. James Carter; canned pears, Mrs. Carter, Elgin Nott. anned plums, Elgin Nott, Carter, canned pineapple, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Wilfred Glazier; canned rasp- berries, Mrs. Arnold Jamieson, Mrs. Wilfred Glazier; grape juice, Mrs. Carter; tomato juice, Mrs, Arnold Ja- mieson, Mrs. Carter, Mrs, E. Thom- son; chili sauce, Mrs. E. Thomson, Mrs. Les Pryce, Mrs. Carter: Pickled cherries, Mrs. Caster, Mrs. Jamieson; canned tomatoes, Mrs. Ja- mieson, Mrs, Carter, Mrs. Glazier; cucumber pickles, Mrs. Archie Mont- gomery, Mrs. E. Thomson, Mrs. Car- ter; pickled beets, Mrs. E, Thomson, Elgin Nott, Mr's. A. Montgomery; relish, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. W. Glazier, Elgin Nott; salad dressing, Airs. Car- ter, Mr'e, E. 'Munson, Mrs. Glazier, Canned chicken, Mrs. Carter; cann- ed beef, Fred McClymont, Mrs, Clu'- ter; tomato catsup, Mrs. Carter, Elg- in Nott, Mrs. E, Thomson; black cur- rant Jam, Elgin Nott, Mrs. Carter. Mrs, T, W. McMillan; strawberry jam, Elgin Nott, Mrs, E. Thomson, Mrs, T. W. McMillan; raspberry jam, Mrs, Carter, Elgin Nott, Mrs. T. W. McMillan; apple jelly, Mrs. T. W. Mc- Millan, Mrs, A. Montgomery, Mrs, Carter; red em•rant jelly, Elgin Nott, Mrs, Carter, Mr's. E. Thomson; other variety jam, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. In, Thomson; collection, Mrs. A. Mont- gomery, Mrs. Carter, Judge --Jean Beggs, Linwood. Dairy Products - Butter, eroek, Mrs, James Carter, Ethel Dennis; also butter i.sr prints, and Mater in servings; maple syrup, Prod Ms('lyinosst, Mrs. Les Pryce; soap, 'Fred McClymont. .dirs. James Carter; cottage cheese, Mss. Tames Carter, hied McClymont lard, bred McClvnuont, Mrs. Jarnee Cartier, Jtulge • Mrs.Norluan Carter. Domestic Science - While bread, E. Demur„ Mrs. T. W. McMillan, Mrs. James Carter; brown bread Mrs. T. W. Mi'viillan, Mr's. ('artii'; fruit bread, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. McMillan; n; burrs, Mrs, McMillurr, Mrs. A. Montgomery, E. Dennis; farreY buns, Airs. Monitgomey, Mr's. E. Tiiomsou, Mrs. Carter; rolls, he Den- nis, Mrs. 'Thomson, Mrs. Montgom- ery; ingcicahn', Mrs. Carter, Mrs, W. (Beeler, Mrs. W. Coleman; chocolate layer sake, Mr's. Les Pryce, Mr's, T. Barton, Airs. Carter; white layer cake Mrs. T. Barton, Mrs. Les Pryce, Mrs, Carter. Dark fruit cake, MTS. Carter. Mrs. A. Montgomery; light fruit cake, Mrs. Carter; maple creant candy, Mrs. A. Jamieson. WE. N;, Thonsson, W, S. D. Storey; fudge. Mrs. A. Montgomery, Mrs. A. Jamieson, W. S. D. StoreY; candy, Mrs. A. Jamieson, W. S. U. Storey, Mrs. E. Thomson. Plain rookies, Mrs. Archie Mont- gomery, Mrs, Carter, Mrs. E. Thom- son; eoolties, ginger. Mrs Carter. Mrs. Thomson, Mrs. A. Montgomery; mac- aroons, Mrs, T. Barton, Mrs, Carter, Mrs, E. Thomson; varieties cookies, Mrs, E. Thomson, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. T. Barton. Apple pie, Mrs. Les Pryce, Mrs, Stanley Killen, E, Dennis; cher- ry pie, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. A. Montgom- ery, Mrs. '17, Peebles, Lemon pie, Mrs, Carter, Mrs. S. Millen. Mrs. W. Glazier; raisin pie, Mrs, Les Pryce, Mrs. Carter, Mr•s, A. Montgomery. Butter tarts, Mrs. A. Montgomery, Mrs, E. Thomson, Mrs. S. Hilton; jam tarts, Mrs, E. Thom- son, Mr. T. W. McMillan, E. Dennis. Tea biscuits, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. E. Thomson; wheat biscuits, Mrs. E. Thomson; scones, Mrs. E, Thomson; doughnuts, Mrs, Carter, Mrs, Thom- son; meat pie, Mrs. Carter: short- bread. Mrs, Thomson, Mrs. Carter, no number; three ways of serving apples. Mrs. T. McMillan. Mrs. Thomson, Mrs. Carter; child's cake, Mrs. Seigner, Mrs, Jack Kemp, Mrs, W. Coleman;: sandwiches. Mrs. Thomson; salad plate. Mrs, Carter. Mrs, Thomson; muffins, Mrs, Carter. Special apple pie. E. Dennis, Mrs. Les Pryce, Mrs, W. Peebles; special layer cake, Mrs, 'P- W. McMillan, Mrs. Les Pryce, Mrs. 3, Carter; spice rake special, Mrs, Montgomery, Mrs. J. Carter; chili sauce special. Mrs. A. Montgomery, Mrs, E. Thomson. Judge -Jean Beggs, Linwood. JUNIOR HOMEMAKING CLUB Bedroom Accessories - 'Waste Paper basket, Barbara Tre- wartha, Seaforth. Hemstitching scarf, Catherine Campbell, Dublin; Ann Haugh, Brucefield; Dorothy Keyes, Sea - forth. Any other scarf, Mary Broadfoot, Brucefield, June Smith, Seaforth. Waste Paper basket. Ann Haugh, Mary Broadfoot, Dorothy Keyes, Bedroom Ensemble, Betty Camp- bell. Relish Dish, Ann Haugh. School lunch, Dorothy Keyes, Ann Haugh. Junior Institute Luncheon Cloth, Marilyn Bolger. Blouse, Ann Haugh. Novelty Bouquet, Ann Haugh. Livingroom Bouquet, Ann Haugh, Catherine Campbell. Girls' Garden Club Senior Class - Bouquet, Iris By- erman. Canned tomatoes, Iris Byerman, Sally Nott. Junior Class -Bouquet, Catherine Campbell, Dorothy Keyes, Muriel Dale. Canned Tomatoes, No. 1165, Jean Scott, Catherine Campbell. Senior Class -Collection of vege- tables, Mary Whyte, Muriel Dale, Jean Scott, June Smith, Betty Simp- son. Junior Class -Collection of vege- tables, Dorothy Keyes, Catherine Campbell, Joyce Jewitt, Beth Pryce. Best Cabbage, Iris Byerman, Bet- ty Axtman, Beth Pryce, Muriel Dale, Dorothv Keyes. Display of new vegetables, Mary Whyte, Muriel Dale. Poultry (Public School) New Hampshire, h, ckl. p., Billie Milison. Rhode Island Red, h, Billie Mill - son. White Leghorn, h, p, Billie Mill - son. Light Sussex, ckl, p, R. Riley. A. V. Bantams, C. Keith Eaton, Billie Millson, h, George Wilson, Louis Nigh: p, ekl., Robert Elliott, Jack Broadfoot. A. V. Rabbits, Joan Reynolds, Ronnie Riley; ckl, Donald Muegge, Gloria Taylor; p, Donald Muegge, Keith Eaton. Pheasants, Davina Hubert. Pigeons, c, li, Donald Muegge. HORSE RACES 2:19 Trot or Pace Joe Buster, McGee, Goderich Barbara Ann Grattan, Yearly Parkhill Mac I Direct, Elliott, Clinton Charlie Chips, McLean, Clande- boye Lord Mike, Godbolt, Clinton Times -2 :21, 2:17. 2:24 Trot or Pace Lena's Boy, 'Purvey, Walton , Cai'iie G., Campbell, Seaforth Diamond G., Finnegan, Clande- boye Bonnie S, Grattan, McCran, Seaforth Ina Chips, Jerry, Goderich Louie Lee, Burns, Seaforth , Times ---2:24, 2:19. Non -Winners' Class Lneky Lee Grattan, Wroxeter 2 Rusty Wood 3r., Broome, Sea - forth Marcy Speedway, Bolandet', E1- mira . 5 Pearl Lee, Feagan, •Goderich 4 Archie Hy, Broome,.Seaforth 7 Valuable Doe, Jerry, Goderich 6 Times -2;31), 2:27, 2 1 1 4 4 Gowdy, 3 5 5 3 1 1 2 '2 3 6 ,5 6 1 4 8 5 2 X