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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1961-09-28, Page 4r a C ► ► F Y L. - • Prize Winners at Seaforth Orth F it veAYY liOBS.PrS SJlydesda1e- C. Halliday Iti Khats). Pereheron or Belgian—Edwin Camp bell (I first),, J, In Densmore (first). Wagon Cass—J. Fitch, 0. Banner - Harness Classes -N. Shants (5 firsts), Allan Knill (3 firsts, I second, 2 Ude, 1 fifth),. 0, Bannerman (I first, I (ee- ond, 2 4ths, 1 6th), If, Brpwrn (1 first, 2 ')the), C, Halliday (I first, 4 ends, 2 3rds,), A, C. Orgy . (I first, 1 third),. Wm. 3, Dale, Judge. BEEF GArrLE Aberdeen Angus—Irvin Shenk (15 firsts), Harvey Campbell (1 first, 4 Inds, 4 3rds, 2 4ths), Shorthorn --All Classes, John Keys. Guernseys—Wm.Dale (8 firsts, 3 sec. ends, 1 fourth), Wilma Dale (1' first), Deanna Dale (1 first)), Qeldat Popple (1 second: i ; Nellie Baan O. sec- ' d third ) end), Gerald Bohn (1 third) ; Kenneth Papple (1 second),- Lirrda. Popple (1 third). Ayrehipes—All Classes, Ervin Schhue. Jerseys -Lorne Carter (13 firsts, 7 seconds 2 thirds), Nellie Bean (I. sec- end)', Gerold Bean ( 1 fourth). SHEEP Sbropshiredown — Principal winners, R. Comfort, Fred. Gurney. Southdowns— Cyrus Lowden. Lincolns—A, D. Steeper, Leicester, Jas. R. Snell, Emke Bros. Oxfords—Emke Bros„ C. Lowden, Don Dearing. Dorset Horned—P.E. Dearing, Cheviot—Vance Day, Robt, Brown. Suffolk—R. Comfort. Hampshire—Emke Bros., F. Lowden. Corriedale—Emke Bros. Cotswold—Jas. It. Snell. PIGS Yorkshire — Principal winners Bill Turnbull, Walter Bacon, Lynda IlapPle, Ken Gemmell, Barbara Turnbull. Tamworth—Sas. Hart, Bert French. Berkshire ---Ross Cottle. ' Lnndraee—Bert French, Gary Jewitt, Lacombe—Robt, Allan, Bill Turnbull. POULTRY Beta Mcllehnol, Fancy cookies, Mat. geee'ite Scott, Bread, Marguerite MOO( Qhiffen sake, Margeeelte Scott Apple pro, Helen Elliott, Marguerite Scott, Lemon Meringue, Marguerite Scott, Darlene Sills, Rate McMichael. Choco- late fudge, !Iota MoMicimol, Marguerite Scott, Rest points, Marguerite Scott. VEGETABLE'S (Elementary) Table turnips, -James Finlayson, John Ifleinlisar, ,Bradley. Finlayson,. Brenda• Finlayson,. Mune McLennan. Car'r'ots (short) - Ronnie, Bill Wallace, Mors' McLean( Vicki Miller, Ann Smith. Carrots (long) Ralph Smith, Toan hop- per, LeG's' Ritchie, Mary A. McLean, sun Thompson. Marigolds, Ann Rivers,' Billy Stemon, Jim Rivers. Parsnips, Ann Srnith, Stephen Smith, Gerald Smith, Bryant Hodgert, Donna Stoll. Pickling beets, Ken Whitmore, Jim Canino Catherine McLeod, Jean Leish- man. Table beets,. Mary A, McLean, Ron- nie Crich, Gordons Buetonmiller,May Elliott, George Vardy. Spanish Onions„ Larry Ritchie, Susan Stockwell, Marie. Elliott, Randy Alexander,, Cooking 'on- ions, Ronnie Crich, Randy Alexander, Ronnie hopper, Bradley Ca1'nocheo, Jim Flanagan. Tomatoes, Ken Whitmore, Ronnie ()rich, Mary Elliott, Jim Bread - feet, Barbara Getntnell. Oitr'ons. Jim Broadfoot, Sharon Talbot, Steph. Smith, Joan Hopper, Jim Thompson. Early Cab- bages, Stephen Smith, Heather Muer- men, Late Cabbages, Mary Ellen Moore, Gerald Smith, Billy Siemon, Jean Pow- ell, Potatoes (boys) Billy. Siemon, Bill Beasley, Bill Carter, Jimmie Leishman, Leonard Jamieson.: Pie Pumpkin, Bren- de Finlayson, Cam Holland, Jim Flana- gan, Gary Bannon, Heather Beuerman. Largest pumpkin, Allan Carter, Allan While, Jeei1 Willie, Alice Bannon, Mic- hael Bannon. Squash (Popper) Gordon Beutenmiller, Ann Leishman Jim Thompson, Jim Finlayson, Bradley Fin- layson. Cucumbers, Ruth Ann Wilson, Susan Mclennan, Dolores Maloney, Ha- zel Greer, Dorothy Bnynan. Sweet Corer, Ian Harvey, James Finlayson, Bradley Finlayson, David Harvey, Brenda Fin- layson.man Della or fruit Vegetable , Wallace, Margie Whyte, Marlene Dol- mitge, Dolores Maloney, Mary Oke. COOKING (Elementary) Tea biscuits, Sharon Strong, Elaine Oke, Mary A. McLean, Glenda Mathe- son, Ann Smith. Tarts, Elaine Oka,. Donna Smale Ken. Whitmore, Mary El- liott, Billy Moore. Choc. Cake, Linda Chase, Andy Plunkett, Jean Devereaux, Mario Elliott, Sheila Rowat, Bran muf- fins, Dianne Nott, Edna Little, Judy Walters, Elaine McClure, Jeannette Fin- . Eisen. Uncooked Cookie, Madelyne Smith, Barbara Bryant, Ruth Ann Wil- son, Joyce Kelland, Carol Dolmage. White Layer Cake, Bruce Wllbee, Arm Smith, Angela Devereaux, Penny Moore, Debbie Miller. Apple Pie, Penny Moore, Sharon Strong, Rosemary Beynon Dian- , ne Beer, Grant Carnochan, Raisin Pie, Bill Carnochan, Elaine Oke. Kerry . Moore, Maple Cream Candy, Sheila Flood, Angela Devereaux, Mary Sills, ' Ann Smith, Mary Hagan. Choc. Fudge, Christine Pryce, Sheila Rowat, Ken Whitmore, Catherine 'McLean, Dorothy Jamieson. Oatmeal Cookies, Ken Whit- more, Stephen Brady, Andy Plunkett, Elaine Oke, Anne Cameron. Most points, Elaine Oke. SEWING (Elemental,) Tea Towel, Marie Elliott, Cheryl Muir, Anne Cameron, Jane Sills, Janet Fal- coner. Apron, Anne Cameron, Marie Elliott, Mary Sills. Knitted Article, Jan- et Falconer, Joyce Falconer. Pieced quilt block, Yvonne Pryce, Anne Cam- eron, Lynn Nixon, Yvonne, Smith, Ma- rie Elliott. Article made of felt, Margie Whyte, Marie Elliott, Arne Sills, Mary Sills, Janet Falconer. Article made from rubber, Jean MaNa11, Elaine Brown, Peggy Cornish, Mary Ellen Moore, and 5th. Pot holder, Joyce Falconer. Jane Cornish, Greta Veenetra, Peggy Cornish, Janet Falconer. Clothes pin bag, Joyce Falconer, Janet Falconer, Shirley Dins- more, Judy Praiser. FLOWERS (Elementary) Pansies, Joan Hildebrand, Nancy Gib - binge, Debbie Gibbing((, Jean Falconer, Matt. Haney. Sweet Pens, Randy Alex- ander, Brenda Hodgert, Mat. Haney, Mary Elliott. Jim Broadfoot, Gladioli, Heather Beuerman, Jane Boshart, Shar- on Talbot, Billy McLean. Asters, Gary Bannon, Bill Boussey, Heather Beuer- man Gary Grey, Jane Boehar't. French Marigolds, Ann Rivers, Gordon Beuten- miller, Ronnie Hopper, David Harvey. Madeline Smith. African MaY4golds, Vicki Miller, Jean Leishman, Bryan Hodgert, Jimmie Leishman, Brenda Hodgert. Zinnias, Ann Leishman, Vicki Miller, Ken Whitmore, Barbara Gem- mall, Ricky Wood. Zinnias, baby or pom- pom. Mary Elliott, Tom Devereaux, Ricky Wood, Judy Hulley, Kenny Wood. Dahlias, Jana Boshart, Ann Cameron, Heather Beuerman,- Bradley Carnochan, Terry Mowat- Dahlia, pompom, Jane Boshart. Dahlia cactus, Jane Boshart, Terry Mowat. Cosmos, Bill Carter, Bri- an Hoggarth, Mary Elliott, Jim Broad - foot, Jim Rowat. Assorted varieties, Bradley Carnochan, Debbie Miller, Ron- nie Crick, Billie Siemer. Elaine Oke. Petunias, single, Billy MacLean, Cathy Brightrall, Bill Boussey, Vicki Miller, Jane Boshark Petunia, double, Elizabeth McLean, Billy McLean, Petunias, single, (not fringed) Bill Boussey, Debbie Mil- ler, Ruth Ann Dunlop, Donna Smote, Anne Wilbee. Snapdragon, Mary Elliott, Bruce Wilbee, Mat- Haney, Donna Smale, Anne Wilbee. Dining table flow- ers, Vicki Miller, Jean McLeod, Mary Ellen Moore, Gordon Beutenmiller, liar - gee Whyte. Dining table fruit, Maser E. Moore, Margie McLean, Billy Siemon, Mary Oke. Elaine Oke. Living eom bou- quet, oo-quet, Elaine Oke, Sharon Strong, Caro! Bell, Wayne Layton, Mary Oke. Floral mat, Ronnie Crick, Billie Sienwn, Ruth Ann Wilson, Beth Dolmage, Heather Beuerman. CRAFTS AND HOBBIES (Elementary) Pictures of people of other lands, Bri- an Leonhardt, Angela Devereaux, Annie Rehoise, Joyce Dolmage, S. S. 4. Tuck- ersmlth. Coll. of weeds, Mary Ellen Moore, Don Halley, Linda Muegge, Mary Hoggarth, Michael Stinnissen. Coll. of leaves, Dolores Maloney, Joan Hoover, Brenda Flannery, Mary Sills, Joyce Dolmage. Coll. of woods, Billy Siemon, Billy Morris, John Rau, Billy McGrath, Paul Spittal. Novelty birthday invitation, Jimmy Rowat, • Diane Salis- bury, Monica McCurdy, Mary Sills. Su- san Leohardt Plasticine animal, Nancy Elliott, Barbara Hubert, Gail Dole, Wa- yne Layton, Allan Roberton. Poster of wild life, Cheryl Moore, Pauline Dol - mage, Gail Morey, Darlene Mlle, Do- lores Maloney. Christmas tree ornament, Lynda McLeod, John Rihoret, Teresa Kunz, Charles Nigh, Donald Etue. Mo- ther's or Father's Day Card, Joanne De - Groot, Cathy Stewart, Nancy Devereaux, Kenneth Jaumaat, Margaret:. Eckert. Box gift -wrapped, Karen Henderson, Jimmy Rowat, Jean McLeod, Elaine Oke, Billy Siemon. Bird house, Michael Minnie - sen, Billy Siemon, Jonh Rae Douglas Philips, Bruce Falconer. Milk Stool, Billy Siemon, Douglas Thompson. Provincial Essay Contest: Ruth Gor- wiB, Wendy Moore, Bill MacLennan. HOME DEPARTMENT Quilts, pieced cotton, bound, Mrs. E, Jordison, Mrs. Butt, Mrs. W. Heimpel. Appliqued, Mrs. Jordison, Mm, Heim- pel, Mrs. R, Taylor. Patchwork, mixed colors, Mrs. Helmpel, Miss E. Dennis. Best quilting (organization) Mrs, Wee Heimpel, Crib, cotton, Mrs, W. Heimpel, Mre. J. Wallace Mrs. Coleleugh, Afghans, crocheted, and knitted, Mrs. W. Haimnel. Mats, braided from raga, Mre. Wes. Heimpel, booked from raga, Mrs. W. IIeimpel, Miss E. Dennis, Mrs, 3, Mac- Gregor. Hooked from wool yarn, Mm. R. Orr, latah hooked on turkey canvass, Mrs. M. Nett. Living room furnishings, cushions, silk or satin, Mrs, Coleleugh, Heimpel, Mrs. J. Grummett. Embroid- ered, Mrs. Steffen, Mrs. W, Heimpel, Mrs. J. Grummett, Needlepoint, Mrs. W. Heimpel, Mrs, Steffen, Wool, Mrs, W. Itaimpel, Mrs. Wm, Dolmage, Wool design on felt or. velvet, Mr's. Steffen. Washable, not plastic, Mrs. W. Heim - poi, Mrs, Steffen, Mrs, Dolmage, Pictures and Doilies: needle point, Mrs. Grummett, Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs. Steffen, Petit point, Mrs. Heimpel. cross stitched Mrs, Steffen Mrs. Heim - Del. Dailey, tatted, Mrs. lieimpel, Mrs, Steffen, Centre piece, embroidered, Mrs. Glousher, Mrs. Iieimpel, Mrs. Colclough. Colored, Mrs, Colclougin, Mre. Glousher, Principal winners,. Clifford Pepper, John Douglas, Earl Becker, Geo. Doug- las. Geese—Dick Bradshaw, Geo, Douglas, i Turkeys—Dick Bradshaw. High School Poultry — Jim Papple, Earl Becker. Elementary Poultry—Gerald Towns- end, Leonard Jamieson, Dorothy Jamie- son, Tom Papule. SWEEPSTAKES WINNER Ivan Howatt, Belgrnve, won the sweepstakes showmanship competition at the Huron County 4-H achievement day. Ivan who won the county showman- ship dairy class at Blyth on Wednesday, on Friday was declared grand champion showman. Reserve grand champion showman coes Bud Yeo, R.R. 3, Clinton. Other winners included: 4-H swine championship show, Individual gilt, Kenneth Gemmell, R.R. 2, Kipper ; Ern- est Lewington, R.R. 2, Brussels; best group of four gilts, Seaforth 4-H swine club; showmanship, Kenneth Pantile, and Barbara Turnbull, &R. 2, Brussels; Huron County 4-H field crop champion- ship show, 12 ears of coral, Robert Foth- eringham, Donald McKercher, Wayne Hugill; champion exhibitor, Robert Fo- theringham; runnerup, Donald McKerch- er. Seaforth 4-H dairy calf club show- ing. Holsteins, junior, Gale Storey, Tom Papple, Kenneth Devereaux; senior, Mac Stewart, Jean Boyd, Elaine Eckert; Guernsey, junior, Deanna Dale, Ken- neth Papple, Linda Papple; senior, Wil- ma Dale; Jersey, George Townsend; Hu- ron County 4-H beef championship show, showmanship, Grant Hodgins, KR. 1, Granton ; reserve, Bud. Yeo ; grand cham- pion heifer, Ross Wightman, Belgrnve ; reserve, Georgina Kieffer, R.R. 1, Wing - ham ; ingham; grand champion steer, Kenneth Black, reserve Lila Black, both Bel - grave; inter -club competition, Blyth -Bel - grave Club; Kirkton club; Seaforth 4-1I swine club, best gilt, Kenneth Gemmell, Ernest Lewington, Robert McNaughton, R.R. 3, Kippen; showmanship, Kenneth Papple, Barbara Turnbull, Ernest Lew- ington, EGGS Adult: Brown eggs, Earl People, and lad, Mrs. J. Carter, Allen Bettles. White eggs, Mrs. J. Broadfoot, Mary Scott, Bob Broadfoot, Bruce Coleman. Best tray, 0 cot, Mrs. J. Broadfeot.. High School: Brown eggs, Jim Pap - Pie. White eggs, Mary Scott, Linda MacDonald, Helen Broadfoot, Suane Haugh, Best tray, Mary Scott. Elementary: Brown eggs, Tom Pap- ple, Don Papple, and 3rd, Tom Papple. White eggs, Cindy MacDonald, Jim Broadfoot, Ronnie Henderson, Margie White- Best tray, Tom Papple. Best tray, all 3 sections, Tom Papple. HIGH SCHOOL AGRICULTURE Onion sets, Neil Gemmell, June Dol - mage, Scans Haugh. Carrots, topped, Keith Siemon, Neil Gemmell. Diane Finlayson, June Dolmage. Parsnips, John Stoll, June Dolmage. Beets, Mar- ion arion Flewitt, Helen Flewitr, Suane Haugh. Slicing cucumbers, Sean Haugh, Diane Finlayson, Wayne Magill Pick- ling cucumbers, Brian Scott. Turnips, Bill KleinHaar. Tomatoes, Helen Elliott, Suane Haugh, Helen Broadfoot. Pump- lins, John Stoll, Diane Stoll, June Dol-. mace. Large pumpkin, Keith Siemon. Hubbard squash, Suane Haugh, Table Queen, squash, Lee Fleming, Diane Fin- layson, and 9rd. Katandin potatoes, Di- ane Finlayson, Larry Beuerman. A.O. V. 1 peck, Keith Siemon, Diane Finlay- son. Sweet corn, Suane Haugh, Julie Chapple, Wayne Magill. Coll. of vege- tables, Suane Haugh, June Dolmage. Coll. of insects, June Dolmage, Bob Humphries, Marguerite Scott. Most points, Suane Haugh. :HIGH SCHOOL HOME ECONOMICS Grade 10: Skirt or jumper, Helen 'Broadfoot, Nancy Berger, Susan Me - Lean. Blouse, Marguerite Scott, Susan McLean, Summer dress, Nancy Berger, Susan McLean. Grade XI: Party dress or blouse, Mar- guerite Scott. Other nylon project, Fre- da Hunt, Crafts: Crocheted doilie, Dianne Bev- 'erman, Marguerite Scott. Crocheted handkerchief edging, Dianne Beuerman, Embroidered article, Helen Broadfoot, Margaret Millen, Marguerite Scott, Knit- ted bonnet (X): Helen Broadfoot, Vict- orian embroidery or striped ticking, Sharon Storey, Helen Broadfoot, June Dolmage. HIGH SCHOOL FLOWERS Asters; Jim, PapPle, Marie Bannon, Helen Elliott. Cosmos display, Diane Beuerman, Lee Fleming, Larry Beuer- man. Dahlias, Marguerite Scott, Lee Fleming, Larry Beuerman. Marigolds. (Fresh) Jim Papple, Diane Beuerman. Diane Finlayson. Marigolds (African) Janet Turnbull, Lee Fleming, Keith Siemon, Petunias (single) Larry Bower- man, Diane Beuerman, Lee Fleming. Pansy, Lirrry Beuerman, Suane Haugh, Keith Siemon. Snapdragon, Diane Beu- erman Helen Elliott, Mary Jean Bosh - art, Gladiolus (3 spikes same) Mary Jean Boshart, Helen Broadfoot. (3 spikes dif- ferent) Mary Jean Boshart, Helen Broad - foot, Gladiolus (diaries') Jim Pantile, Collection of annuals, Buena Haugh, Jim Papple, Dianne Beuerman. Begonias, tuberous, Margaret Millen. Potted plants, .Sonne Haugh, Lee Fleming, Jell Chap- ple. African Violets, Helen Elliott, Lee Fleming, Darlene Sills, Coleus,, Lee Fleming, Suane I•Iengh, Judi Chapple. Geranium, Lee Morning. Cactus Collec- tion, :full Chapple, Mane Haugh, Juno Dolmage, Chrysanthemum display, Jim Papple, Beane (laugh. Floral arrange- ment, Lee Fleming, Jim Papple, Mary Ann Snowden. Most points, Leo Fleming, INDUSTRIAL ARTS (High School) Grade TX: Classwoodwork project, Gordon Maloney, Keitlr Siemon. Extra woodwork project, Paul Matthews, Tim People, Metal project, Jim Papple. Drafting, Ben Lnnelnlc, Bob P1um- stech Gordon Maloney. Grade, X: 'Woodwork Project, Ian Sim. Extra woodwork pr'ojeet5 Bob Humph- ries, Ron Beuerman, Larry Beuerman, Drafting, Wayne Hugill, Bob Humph- ries. Ron Beuerman. HOME ECONOMICS (High School) Foods: Tea biscuits, Marguerite Scott. Darlene Sills, Margaret Hilton, Plain muffins, Marguerite Scott Margaret Iillfern. Caramel budding, Helen Elliott, • Mrs,: N. Cardno, Dhringreom Furnishings, table cloth, Rue. Ilelmpel.,Tee sloth, MM. Beingeol, M444 Jordleon, Table cover, felt(( Mrs., Steffen, Mrs, Grummett, table cover', not felt, Mrs. Staten, Vim. Helmpel. Luncheon . ((loth, Mrs, Heimpel. Centre piece, Mrs, Clouehor, Mrs, Heimpel, Mrs, It. Dalrymple, Centre piece tatted, Mr's, W, Heimpel. Buffet act, Mrs, /tennpel, Buffet Set, gut work, Mrs, Helmpel,. Bedroom Furnishings, pillow came, Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs. Steffen. Pillow cane, col- or, Mce. W, Dolmage, Mrs, Cololough, Mrs.. Iieimpel. colored. embroidered, : Mre. Heimpel, Mrs. Steffen, Mrs. Grummott, Crocheted edge, Mrs. E, Butt, Mrs. Stef- fen, Mrs, lieimpel, Groins stitch, color, Mr's, Heimpel. Cut work, Mrs. Ilelmpol, Mrs, Staffen. Vanity set, Mrs.,Heimuel. Boudoir pillow, satin,: Mrs, 'thinned, Knitted or =dieted article, wool or wool mix; gloves, wool, Mrs. Staffer,' Mrs. Cardno, Mrs. Cololough, Mittens, wool, Mrs, Helmpel, Mrs. Cardno. Man's knitted, rnitts, Mrs, Iieimpel,.-Km. Co- clpug)r, Menlo+mitts double knitted Mrs; Steffen; Mre. Heimpel, Mrs. Cololough. Mens „ribbed cox„ Mm. Colclough, Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs. Cardno. Man's work sox, Mrs. Steffen, Mrs, Heimpel, Mrs. Card - no. Baby set, knitted, Mrs. Cololough, Mrs. Wm. Dolmage. Baby set crochet, ed, Mr's. -Glousher, Mm. IIeimpel, Mrs. Grummett, Woman's Cardigans Mrs. Cololough, Gina or boy's cardigan, Mrs. Hodgert, Mss. Steffen, Mrs. R. Datum. pie. Sweater, Mrs. Coiclough. Fair Isle knitting, Mrs. Mebane', Mrs.. Cololough, Sewing: Tea or hostess apron, Mrs. Celclough, Mrs. Grummett, Mrs. Jordi - son. Cobbler apron, Mrs. Grummet, Mrs, Heimpel. Spooled apron, Mrs. Jordi - eon, Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs. Cantelon. Work apron, Mrs. Grummett, Mr's. Heimpel, Mrs. Butt. Child's pyjamas, Mrs. Heim- pel. Ladies' pyjamas, Mrs. Steffen, Mrs. E. Butt. Men's pyjamas, Mre. Stat- fen. Baby doll -pyjamas, Mrs. Jordison, Mrs. Steffen. Duster coat, Mr's, Steffen, Mrs. Grummett, Mrs, Heimpel. Lady's house dress, Mrs, Heimpel, Mrs. Mac- Gregor, Lady's skirt, cotton, Mm. Helm - pd. Wool, Mrs. Heimpel. Mane sport. shirt, Mrs, Helmpel. Smoeked dress, Mrs. Steffen. Child's dt•e s a t Mrs. Dolmage, Mrs. Helmet, smocked, Mrs. Stef- fen. Child's sun suit, Mrs. Steffen, Mrs. Grummett, Mrs. Heimpel Wom- an's blouse, Mrs. Heimpel. Woman's half-step, Mrs. Steffen, Mrs. Dolmage, Mrs. Heimpel. Child's tartan skirt, Mrs. Iieimpel, Miseoilsnecus- Dt'eakfeet cloth, Mrs, Steffen, Mrs, dantelon, Mre, Gramtnett, Stele,Mrs, Coleleugh, Mrs, Staffen, MM's, Ilehnpel, Bath towel Mrs. Clow-. slyer, Mrs. Helmpel, Mrs, Steffen, Hand towel, Mrs. Cantelpn, Mrs. Dalrymylp, Mrs, Bejewel. Guest towel, Mrs, Helm. Pet, Tea towel, Mrs. IIeimpel, Mrs, Staten,Mrs, Jordison. Pot holders, Mrs. 01l, 5 1, Mr's, Celclough, Hand• kerohiggfs, Mea, lieimpel, Mrs, Glousher,, Mrs. Celclough, 5 articles, Mrs, Heimpel, Mrs. Butt,. Mr's, Steffen,: Hemstitched unholy, Mr's. Helmpel, Article with. hock weaving, Mrs,. Heimpel. Carriage cover, Mrs. Colciough. Quilt Weeks, Mrs. Heimpel. Maxim weirter Mrs. Specials; Mary Mm S ,. s Heimpel, Mrs. G. Miller, 'Mrs.., Cololough. Best dressed doll, Mrs.. Dolmage, Mrs. McLeod. Pillow slips, best cut work and crocheted edging. Mrs. Heimjei. Most points, Mrs. Heimpel.. CANNED FRmJlFS & VEGETABLES Strawberries,. "Mr's. Wm. Dolmage, Mrs. R• M. ' Scott, Mrs. Jae, Carter. Cherries, Mrs, Writ. Dplmage, Mrs. Jan. Carter, Peaches, Mrs. Wm, Dolmage, Mrs.. Jas. Cater" theta Orr, Pears Mies, Wm, Dolmage, freta Ors', Mrs. M. Scott, Plume Mrs. Wm. Dolmage, Mm. R. M, Scott, Mrs. J. Carter. Rasp- ber'r'ies, Reta Orr, Mrs,. Jae, Carter, Mrs.. Wm. Dolmage, Fruit Cocktail Mr's, _Mrs. Dolmage. Mr's. Jas. Carter, Mrs: R. M. Scott. Pear Marmalade Mrs, .R.. M. Scott, Mrs. J. Carter. drape Juice, Mrs. A. Jemeison. Tomato Juice, Mrs. Mer- vin Nett, Rota Orr, Mrs. A, Jamieson. Chili Sauce,Mrs. Keith McLean, Mrs,. J. Carter, • Mrs. A, Tamiesou. Pickled Cherries, Mrs. Jas, Carter, Mrs. R, H, Scott, Mrs. Wm, Dolmage. Canned Pineapple, Mrs. Jas. Carter. Mrs. It. M, Scott.M Canned Tomatoes,: rs J. Car- ter, Reta Orr, Mrs. R. M. Scott. Sweet Cucumber Pickles, Mrs. Jas. Carter, Mrs, R. M. Scott, Fred McClymont, Pickled Beets, Rota Orr, Mrs. Wm. Dol. mace, Mrs. J. Carter. Relish, Mrs. J. Carter, Mrs, Beynon, Mrs. Wm. Dol. mage, New Variety Pickle, Mrs. J. Car. ter. Dill. Pickles, Mrs. J. Carter, Mrs. Beynon. Tomato Catsup, Mrs. J. Cart- er. Black Currant Jam, Mrs. J. Carter, Mr's. Beynon, Strawberry Jam, Mrs. A. Jamieson, Mrs. Robt. Taylor, Mm, W. Dolmage. Raspberry Jan, Mrs. A. LeanJam- Mrs. K. MMrs. Be Jam- ieson, o ynbn: Apple Jelly, Mrs, J. Carter, E. Dennis, Mr's, W. Dolmage. Red currant Jelly, Mrs. K. McLean, Mrs. W. Dolmage, Mrs. J. Carter. A.O,V. Jam, Mrs. Jamieson, Mrs, W. Dolmage, Sre. Beynon, Coll, Canoed Fruits, Mrs. J. Carter, Coll, Jame, Jollies, Mr's, W. Dolmage, Mrs. J, Crr'ter, Mr's. 1t. Si. Mott* Meat Ipinta, MMS,,u, Pastel', BODE ECONOMICS Bread: White, Mrs. Les Pryce, Mr's, 3, Carter,Mrs. W. Co)clough. Brown,. Mrs, J, Curter,, Mrs. L. Pryce, E, Den., Pis,Mutt, E. Dennis, Mrs. J. Carter, Mrs. L, Pryce. Buns, Plain, H. Dennis, Rota. Orr, Mrs. R. Taylor, nel ' dedM, M, Gel- SloughCak,es: MArs.gCoke A, Jamiesournc, rs,rsB. M. Scott. Chocolate layer cake, Mrs. J. Car - tar, Mrs. G. Papule, Mrs• A. Jamieson. White layer cake, Mrs. J. Carter, Mrs. cake, R, M. MScottr's.J,C, E, arter, Dennis.S, alDeannnieana layer , Ohlf- fon' cake, E, Dennis, Mrs. J. Carter, Mss. B. Coleman. Dark fruit cake;. Mrs. J. Carter, Mrs. L. Pryce Mrs. R. Tay- lor, Light fruit Sake, Jigs, 'B, Taylor,. Mre. Wes Heimpel, Mrs. R. M. Scott. Date and nut loaf, Mrs. R. Taylor, Mrs. Coleleugh, Mrs, L. Pryce. Candy, maple cream, Mrs. L. Pryce, Mre. R. Taylor, Mrs. Wes Heimpel' Chocolate Fudge, Mr's. Wee Heimpel, Mrs. L. Pryce, Mrs. B. M. Scott. Home- made dipped chocolates, Mrs, R. . M. Scott, .Mrs. R. Taylor. Cookies, .Plain, Mrs. W. Helmpel,' Mrs. L. Pryce, Mr's. J. Carter. Uncooked cookies, Mrs, B. Coleman, Mrs. L. Pryce,. Mrs. J. Carter. Cooked cookies, Mrs. J. Carter, Mrs. R. Taylor. E. Dennis. Co- coanut macaroons, H. Dennis, Mrs. Jas. Cartery Mrs. R. Taylor. Pies, pumpkin, Mrs, Jas. Wallace, Mrs., R. M. Scott, Mrs. Jan. Carter, Cherry pie, lattice top, Mm. R, Taylor, D Dennis Mrs. 3. Carter, Lemon pie.. E. Dennis Mrs, B. Coleman, Mrs. Jas. Carter. Ralpin pie, Mrs. R. M. Scott, Mrs. R. Taylor, Mrs. J. Carter. Apple Pie, Mrs. Jae. Wallace, Mm. Jae. Carter, Mrs. R. Taylor, Tarte; butter tarts with fruit, Mrs. R. Taylor, Mrs, 0. E. Papple. Mrs. 3. Car- ter, Jam tarts, E. Dennis, Mrs. J. Car- ter Mrs. G Papple. • Car- ter, tea biscuits, Beta Orr, Mrs. J. Carter, E. Dennis. Whole wheat biscuits, Mrs. J. Carter, E. Den- nis. Bran Muffins, Reta Orr, Mrs. Les Pryce, Mrs, V,f, Coleman. Shortbread ma Mrs. B. Coleman, Mrs,' L,' Pryce, E. ScotDennit.s. Shut-in box of treats, Mrs. Jas, Carter. Mrs, L, Pryce, Mrs. R. M. THE HEAIr013.TH NEWS (Phone S4)--T)nlrs(iay, September '08, 1041 Specials; Plain halting, ",,, Dennis; Mrs, Los Pryce, Mrs. J. Carton, Sb';ways to serve apples,Mns, JA Cartel',. Mrs. In, Pryce. Six ways to serve potet- ees, Mr's, J, Carter, Mrs. B. Coleman, Mts, M1,,rs, Pryce.W, Stirsman, (hinMr'sge, wJ,ltkGacakr'ter'e , Lake of WOOS, loaf white bread, Mrs. R. Beynon, Mr's, H. McLeod, Lapel' Saks, Mre, R, M. Scott, Mrs, 3. Carter, Pie, -Mrs. 3, Carter, Mr's, It. Taylor. Gorman Eckert, Chili sauce, Mrs, Jas, Carter, ""' Domestic Competition, t pi e, Mrs. K. McLean, Mi's. H. McLeod, Mre. •R. Mr Scott. Cake, E. .Dennis, Mrs,. It. M. Scott, Mrs. J. Carter, Standard Breeds' '..whito ' cake, Mrs, B,. Coleman, White bread, E. Dennis, Milk Rolls, E, Dennis.. Cinnamon buns, E, Dennie. Moat points, Mrs. -Jae, Carter HORTICUJIURAL PRODUCTS Apples—Peed McClymmrt and Ivan McClymont. • Pears—Fred McClymont, .iBjts'tlett— Mrs. T. R, Thompson. .".,.• Plums—Fred McOlymont, 4 firsts. Lombardo—Mrs. Bruce Coleman, Bruce Coleman. A. 0. V., Mrs. T. R. Therm, - ion, Fred lremp-ion,-Fred McClymont. GRAIN Alfalfa. Seed—Luther Sanders; Timo- thy, Luther Sanders, R. Fotheringhant,, Guy Dorr'ance. Red Clover,. Luther San- ders. Fall Wheat, Robt. Fotheriugham, Ivan McClymont, - Fred Mc0iyrnont. Oats, late, Lewis P, Coyne, Akin Bet- uw uepuu uunu q„e,gn,a.. a u,, nu e,e.nniun ties, Allen Bottles, Naar ICeiffer, Don MoKcreltet',' Bred McClymont, Rodger Kelffer', Relit, Pother'ingimm. Oats, early, Fred McClymont. Mixed grain, Fred McClymont, Willie beans, Robt.:Fotheringlmtb,. Husking corn on CO, Bruce Coleman, John Broadfoot, Mrs. Bruce Coleman( Robt. Fother'lugham, Mrs, W, Coleman, Cham)) finder glasses 1.10, Robt, Toth. erinrgham. Bole of first cut hay, Robt. Pothering - ham, Oscal' Pfeiffer', Guy norr:mco, Bale of second cut hay, theist, Pother. ingham. Chopped hay, first cut, Donald Mo Ke1'ohcr, E. Dennis. Ensilage' corn, Bruce: `Coleman, Ivan McClymont. ,Cop .corn entry, Brew Coleman.. Moat points, Robt.. Fotheringham. ANNIVERSARY ,PARTY For Mr. and M's. Joseph Smith 1 P in honor of their 40th Wedding Anniversary in the Legion Hall, Seaforth, on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6 Lunch provided Everyone Welcome llllllll !pp! lllll ,i,n„1 a,,.,,!,i,,li,ii,ii„anlli::,l,n Announcement EFFECTIVE OCT. 1, 1961, TELEPHONE NUMBERS FOR DR. M. W. STAPLETON WILL BE AS FOLLOWS; Office 90 0 If no answer call 6 05 i oN D°PLAY THE ALL NEVV 62 OLDSMOBILE: There's 'SOMETHING EXTRA” about owning an OLDS! This is Oldsmobile for 1962! Fashioned with flair .. powered for driving exhilaration! Long ... sleek ... automotive styling at its beautiful best! You relax in luxury -lounge interiors fashioned in the tones and textures of modern living. You experience the authoritative power of Oldsmobile performance ... the solid new "feel" of 4-S Hydra-Matic—super-smooth, whisper quiet. And you tingle with the knowledge that this is Oldsmobile in its finest form -bringing you the ultimate pleasures of motoring. 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Your first glance tells you, they're top of the line. Perfection that's magnifi- cently apparent in the sleek Holiday Sports Sedan (illustrated), the elegant Town Sedan, sport -roofed Holiday Sports Coupe, glamorous Holiday Sedan and fun -loving Convertible Coupe. Plus the sparkling, spirited Starfire—an Oldsmobile original—available in Convertible and Holiday Coupe. From Dashing Cutlass Sports ' Convertible (illustrated) to thrifty Club Coupe there are nine Fun -to -drive F•85s... all trim, terrific ... every inch an Oldsmobile! Long on Locks _ _ Greer( on Go. wok: E1/LE 88-88-, 'ar8 -i - 1Vhituen,lt tired optional el extra cost SEAFOETH MOTORS - Phone 541 b-265. t