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The Seaforth News, 1948-09-16, Page 3THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 161948 THE SEAFORTH NEWS Seaforth Fall Fair Prize Winners HEAVY HORSES Class specials—Township special, W. Dale, L. H. Listman, P. Meadows; best, handled colt, Ken Lane, Esther Schleuter, Yvonne Sehleuter; Mc Michael special, Joe Lane; best team in 'harness, W. D'a1e and 2nd,R. Pat- rick; team in harness coming the longest distance, Pritchard and Web- er, (tied); four -horse tandem, Wm. Dale, L. H. Listman, E. Prithcard and Schroeder, (tied 3rd). Heavy Draught—Brood mare, . J. Tremeer; foal, John Tremeer; filly er gelding 4 years, Wm. Dale and 2nd, John Tremeer; filly or gelding, 3 years, E. J. Atwell .(Belton) filly' or gelding, 1 year, E. J. Atwell; sweepstakes, Win. Dale; heavy draft team in harness, Wm. Dale. Agricultural — Brood mare, P. Meadows ,(Stratford), Alden Craven (Ailsa Craig);. foal, P. Meadows, Jos A. Lane, A. Craven; 'filly or gelding 4 years, NSW. Dale L. H. Listman, P. Meadows, Fred'aRoney; filly or gelding .3 years, Robert Patrick also. 2nd; filly or gelding, 1 year, P. Meadows, E. J. Atwell; sweepstakes, Wm. Dale; agricultural team in bar ness, Wm. Dale, L. H. Listman, Fred Roney, A. Craven. Percheron — Broodmare, also foal, A. Schleuter; filly ,.r gelding, 4 years, L. H. Listman also 2nd, Leonard Hunter (Clinton); filly or gelding; 2 years, A. Sehleuter; sweepstakes, L. H. Listman; Perch- eron team in harness, L. H,-Listman. Belgian—Filly or gelding 4 years, L. Hunter, also 2nd; sweepstakes, L. Hunter; Belgian team in harness, L. Hunter. LIGHT HORSES Judge, Fred Martin, Lucknow. Wagon Horses—Brood mare, A. Craven and 2nd, E. J. Atwell, A. Sehleuter; foal, A. Craven, also 2nd, A. Schleuter, E. .1. Atwell; filly or gelding, 4 years, E. Pritchard, E. Schroeder, E. J. Atwell; ,filly or gel- ding, 3 years, A. Sehleuter; filly or gelding, 2 years, A. Schleuter, filly or gelding, 1 year, A. Craven, Beck- er .& Willert, P. Meadows; wagon team in harness, E. Pritchard, E. Schroeder, E. J. Atwell; single ex- press horse, E. Pritchard also 3rd, E. Schroeder, E. 5. Atwell. Roadster—Roadster horse in har- ness, 15-2 and over, E. Webber; un- der 15-2, E. Webber, J. Reid also 4th, Becker & Willert; roadster team in harness, E. Webber, J. Reid (Ailsa Craig). Best single turnout, lady and gentleman: E. Webber. Beckler, J. Tye ,(New Hamburg) best lady driver, J. Tye and 2nd. Beckler. Single driver hitched to buggy, E. Webber and 3rd. J. Reid, Becker & Willert. Hackney tandem, J. Tye. Gentlemen's road race, E. Webber and 3rd, J. Reid, Becker & Willert. Shetland pony brood mare, J. Tye and 2nd, Doug. Shean; Shet- land pony any age, J. Tye, also 2nd E. Johnson (Atwood); Shetland foal, J. Tye and 3rd, D. Etherington. Pony harness race, Hunt, Johnson, Tye, Mcllwain. Pony in harness, E. Johnston, .3. Tye, D. Shean; pony team in har- ness, J. Tye, Etherington, H. Mc - Dwain. ercott, Robinson & Robinson, W. Turnbull & Son, Dr, M. W. Staple- ton. Senior Champion female, C. Roy Nethercott.. Reserved Sr. champion, Andrew C. Gaunt. Junior champion female, Andrew C. Gaunt. Reserved junior champion, Mc- Kenzie Hall. Grand champion female, C.. Roy Nethercott. Reserved grand champion female, Andrew C. Gaunt. Steer, '750 lbs. under, Eph. Snell & Son, Roy F. Pepper, Dr. M. W. Stapleton, Andrew C. Gaunt. Steer, 751 lbs. up to 900, McKen tie Hall, Andrew C. Gaunt, McKen- zie Hall, C. Roy Nethercott, .Ken- neth McFarlane. Grand champion steer, Eph. Snell & Son. Breeder herd, C. Roy Nethercott,. Andrew C. Gaunt,McKenzie Hall, W. A. Culbert && Sons, Robinson & Robinson, W. Turnbull & Son, Geo. Waldie. Get -of -sire, 3 animals, C. Roy Nethercott, McKenzie Hall, W. A. Culbert, Andrew C. Gaunt, Robin- son & Robinson, also 8th, C. Roy Nethercott, Dr. M. W. Stapleton, W. Turnbull & Son, Geo. Waldie. Two calves, Andrew...C. Gaunt, W. A. Culbert & Sons, McKenzie Hall, Robinson & Robinson, C. Roy Neth- ercott, J. E. McKinley, Robinson & Robinson, W. Turnbull & Son, Dr. M. W. Stapleton, George Waldie. DAIRY CATTLE Ayrshh'es— Bull 2 years, bull calf, heifer 2 years and heifer one year, J. Ballantyne (Atwood); heifer calf,- J. Ballantyne and 2nd. Jerseys— Bull 2 years, Lorne Hood (Atwood). Bull 1 year, Irwin Trewartha, (Sear. forth) ; bull calf, Lorne Hood, coax, Lorne Hood and 4th; Irwin Trewartha and 3rd; heifer 2 'years, Irwin Tre. wartha and 2nd; .heifer 1 year, Irwin Trewarth and 2nd and 4th, Lorne Hood; heifer calf, Irwin Trewartha and 3rd and 4th, Lorne Hood. Holsteins— Bull 1 year, cow, and heifer, D. Blacers (Clinton); heifer 2 years, and heifer calf, D. Jacobs and 2nd. Dairy Cattle Herd Prize - 3. Ballantyne, Lorne Hood, D. Jacobs, I. Trewartha. Specials for Cattle— Grand champion cow—I Trewartha and 4th, J. Ballantyne, D. Jacobs. Dairy cows—J. Ballantyne, L Tre- wartha, Lorne Hood. Group dairy cows, I Trewartha. Best heifer, Lorne Hood. Judge of Dairy Cattle—Geo. H. Innes, RR4 Woodstock. • PERTH -HURON REGIONAL SHORTHORN SHOW Bull, 2 years, W. Devereaux & Son, Seaforth; C. Roy Nethercott, St. Marys; James •Smith, Brussels; W. C. Montgomery, Walton; James M. Scott, Seaforth. Bull, 1 year, Dr. M. W. Stapleton, Seaforth; Andrew C. Gaunt, Luck - now; Ross Taylor, Belgrave; W. Turnbull & Son, Brussels; eorge Waldie, Stratford, and 6th. Senior bull calf, W. A. Culbert & Son, Dungannon; Robinson & Ro- binson, St. Marys; W. A. Culbert & Son, Dungannon, and 4th; McKen- zie Hall, Ayr; Andrew C. Gaunt, Lucknow; J. E. McKinley, Zurich; Ross Taylor, Belgrave; C. Roy Ne- thercott, St. Marys; .Roy F. Pepper, Seaforth. Junior bull calf, Robinson & Rob- inson, St. Marys, and 2nd; Strong Bros., Gorrie; Andrew C. Gaunt, Lucknow; W. 'Turnbull & Son, Brus- sels, and 6th and 9th Dr. M. W. Stapletoin Seaforth; George Waldie, Strong Bros., Geo. Waldie. Senior champion bull, Dr. M. W. Stapleton. Reserve champion bull, Wm. De- vereaux & Son. junior champion bull, W. A. Cul- bert & Sons. Reserve Jr. champion bull. Robin- son •.& Robinson. Grand champion bull, Dr. M. W. Stapleton. Reserved grand champion bull, W. A. Culbert & Sons. Female, 3 years, C. Roy Nether- cott; Andrew C. Gaunt, C. Roy Ne- thercott, Andrew C. Gaunt, J. E. McKinley, W. A. Culbert '65 Sons, also 7th and 8th; C. Roy Nethercott, W. Devereaux, Strong Bros., Robin- son & Robinson, also 13th and 14th; W. Turnbull & Son, Geo. Waldie, McKenzie Hall. Female, 2 years, C. Roy Nether- cott, Dr. M. W. Stapleton; J. E. Mc- Kinley, Strong Bros., Roy F. 'Pep- per, Robinson & Robinson, W. Turn- bull. Senior yearling heifer, McKenzie Hall, W. A. Culbert l& Sons, Andrew C. Gaunt, C. Roy Nethereott; Dr. M. W. Stapleton, also 6th; ' W. Turnbull & .Son, Kenneth McFarlane, Bruss- els, also 9th and. 10th. Junior yearling heifer, McKenzie Hall, Robinson & Robinson, C. Roy Nethercott, W. Turnbull & Son, Roy F. Pepper, W. A. Culbert & Sons, Dr. M. W. Stapleton, also 8th; Geo. Waldie, also 10 and 11. Senior heifer calf, Andrew C. Gaunt, McKenzie Hall, also 3rd, J. E. McKinley, C. Roy Nethercott, also Gth,' Strong Bros.,. C. Roy Nether- cott, W. Turnbull & Son, also 12, 18, Eph. Snell & Son. Junior heifer calf,_ McKenzie Hall, Andrew C. Gaunt, Robinson & Rob- inson, Roy F. Pepper, C. Roy Neth - BEEF CATTLE Best Heifer—Special, H. Wright. BUTCHERS' CATTLE Steer or heifer, over 1 year, K. McFarlane, F. Smith; .baby' beef, 1 year and under, R. Pepper. F. Smith. HEREFORDS Bull, 2 years, H. Wright, Crom- arty; best cow, H. Wright, also 2nd. Heifer, 2 years old, H. Wright, also 2nd; heifer, 1 year old, H. Wright, also 2nd; heifer calf, under 1 year, H. Wright, also 2nd; Bull calf, un- der 1 year, H. Wright;' herd, H. Wright, DUAL PURPOSE .SHORTHORNS Dual Purpose Shorhorns—Bull, 2 years and over, J. M. Scott, best cow, 3. M. Scott, also 2nd and 4th; J. F. Scott, 3rd. Herd consisting of 3 females, 1 bull—J. M. Scott, J. F. Scott; best cow, special, J?M. Scott.' SHEEP Special . Prizes— Most prizes won in sheep, Orval McGowan, Blyth. Second highest number pf prizes won in sheep, John W. Cowan, Atwood Third highest number of prizes in sheep, Peter E. Deering, Shropahiredowns Ram, Geo. Armstrong (St. Paul); Onkel McGowan (Blyth) and 3rd; shearling ram, Orval McGowan and 2nd; ram lamb, Geo. Armstrong & Son and 2nd, 0. McGowan Ewe, 0. McGowan and 3rd; Geo. Armstrong, Shearling ewe, 0. McGowan and 2nd. Ewe lamb, Geo. Armstrong and 2nd; O. McGowan. Lincolns— Ram, shearling rani, ram lamb, and ewe, A. D. Steeper (Ailsa Craig); shearling ewe and ewe lamb, A. D. Steeper and 2nd. Leicester—Ram, W. R. Pepper (Olin ton). shearling ram, 3. Cowan (At- wood), Martin Bros. (Lucknow), W. R. Pepper. Ram lamb, J. Cowan, and 2n1; W. R. Pepper. ewe, W. R. Pep- per, J. Cowan and 3rd. Shearling ewe, J. Iowan, W. R. Pepper and 2nd. Ewe lamb, J. Cowan, W, R. Pepper and 2nd. Oxfords—Ram, O. McGowan, D. Deering; shearling ram, D. Deering, O. McGowan. Ram Iamb, O. McGowan and 3rd, D. Deering. Ewe, 0. Mc- Gowan and 3rd, D. Deering. Shearling ewe, D. Deering and 3rd, 0. McGowan. Ewe lamb, D. Deering and -3rd, O. McGowan. Dorset Horned -- All classes, Peter Deering and 2nd, 0. McGowan. Pen of long wooled sheep — John Cowan, Wm. R. Pepper, A. D. Steeper. Pen of short -wooled sheep, P. E. Deering, 0. McGowan, Don Deering. Market lamb, P. E. Deering, Geo, H. Armstrong, John W, Cowan. Sweepstakes, best long wooled ram, John W. Cowan. Short wooled ram, John W. Cowan._ Long wooled ewe, Wm. R. ,Pepper. Short wooled ewe, P. E. Deering.. Best Iamb of 1948—John W. Cowan. Judge of Sheep, D. Ross McTavish, RR1 Stratford. SWINE CLUB COMPETITION Specials—Best sow, Frank Malon- ey, Doug. Keyes, J. McGavin. General . Swine Club— P. Malon- ey, D. Keyes, John McGavin, Art Bolton, F. Bicknell, Ken Campbell, John Murray, Merton Reyes, Eric Anderson,. Mac Bolton. PIGS Specials—Best boar on grounds, W. Turnbull and son; best sow on grounds, John Powell; best pen of. Bacon Type Hogs, Clifford Hugill; best Berkshire or Tamiyortlr, John W. Cowan. Yorkshire—.Boar, over 1 year, W. Turnbull and son, ,(Brussels) John 'Powell Jr. ,(Seaforth), Jas. W. Smith, 1(Brussels); boar, littered since Sept- ember, 1947, W. Turnbull and son and 2nd;boar, 6 months and under, W. Turnbull and son and 3rd, Robt. McMillian 2nd; sow, 1 yr. or over, W. Turnbull and son, J. W. Smith, W. L. Montgomery; sow,littered since Sept., 1947, John Powell Jr., Robt. McMillan, W. Turnbull and son; sow, 6 months and under, P. E. Maloney and 3rd, W. Turnbull and son and 2nd. -' Berkshire—Boar, over 1 year, J. W, Cowan, Atwood; boar, .littered since Sept., 1947, J. W. Cowan and, 2nd; sow,.1 year or over, John W. Cowan and 2nd, sow, littered since Sept, 1947, J. W. Cowan and 2nd. Tamworth—Soar, littered since Sept., 1947, Francis Coleman, Sea - forth; sow littered since Sept., 1947, F. Coleman; pen of 5 Shoats .(Bacon Type), under 100.lbs.,R. McMillian, W. Turnbull and son. POULTRY New Hampshire—c, Fred McCly- mont, Varna, A. Sahletrter, Linwood; h, F. McClymont, A. Schleuter; ckl, Elgin Nott, A. Schleuter;'p, Elgin Nott, F. McClymont. Rhode Island Red—h, ckl, p, F. McClymont and 2nd. Barred Plymouth Rocks—h, ckl, p, F. 1VfcQlymont and 2nd. bite Rocks --c, h, ckl, p, F. Mc- Clymont and 2nd. Light Sussex—c, h, ckl, F. McCly- mont, A. Schleuter; p, F. McClymont and 2nd. White Leghorns—c, A. Sehleuter; h, ckl, p, F. McClymont and 2nd. A. V. Bantams—ckl, A. Turnbull, Brussels. Pekin Ducks—c, Merton Keyes, A. Sehleuter; h, A. Sehleuter, Merton Keyes. Rouen Ducks—c, h, Wilber Keyes, Merton Keyes; ckl, p, A. Sehleuter. Toulouse Geese—c, h, ckl, p, A. Sehleuter. Embden Geese -A. Schleuter. African Geese—A. Schleuter. Bronze Turkeys—A. Schleuter. Utility Pens—New Hampshire,E. Nott, F. McClymont; Rhode Island Red, F. McClymont and 2nd; Barred Plymouth Rock, F. McClymont and, 2nd; White Rock, F. McClymont; Light Susex, A. Sehleuter, F. McCly- mont; White Leghorn, F. McClymont, and 2nd; Cross-Breds, Robt McMil- lan, F. McClymont; best bird in show, E. Nott. Dressed Chiekens—Six' dressed Chickens, Elgin Nott, Russell Bolton. Eggs --21/s dozen White Eggs, E. Porter, Wm. S. D. Storey; Mrs. Jas. Carter; 2/ dozen Brown Eggs, Elgin Nott, Robt. McMillan, Mrs. J. Carter, W. S. D. Storey, Eleanor Storey; best dresed individual chicken in Producers Section, Elgin Nott; adult winning most points in Poultry Section, F. McClymont. ROOTS & VEGETABLES PLTJMS—All classes shoivn, F. McClymont. GRAPES—Blue, Merton Keyes; Green, Merton Keyes, Wilber Keyes; Best collection of grapes, Fred Me- Clymont, Wilber Keyes. { DOMESTIC NEEDLE EDLE CRAFT' Quilt, applique, Mrs. Elgin Nott, Mrs. T. Barton, Mrs. Walter Peebles Bedspread, Mrs. Peebles; quilt, Mrs. Peebles, Mrs.' T. Barton; pieced cotton quilt, Mrs. T. Barton, Mrs. Peebles, Mrs. Govenlock; bedspread, Mrs. Hymmen, Mrs. E. Nott, Mrs. Storey; .counterpane, Mrs. Barton. afghan, Mrs. Peebles; afghan, cro- chet, Mrs; Hymmen, Evelyn Shade, Mrs, Dalrymple; Hoch' mat, Mrs. Nott, Ethel Dennis; floor mat, hooked, Ethel Dennis; bathroom set, Mrs. Hymmen. LADIES' WORK Table, cloth, Mrs. Hymmen, Mrs. Dalrymple, Evelyn Shade; luncheon set, Mrs. Hymmen, Mrs. Peebles; luncheon set crochet, Mrs. Hymmen, luncheon set, other, Eleanor Storey; tea cloth, embroidered, Mrs. Hym- men, tea cloth, other, Mrs. F. Stor- ey, Mrs. Hymmen; centre piece, em. Mrs.. Hymmen, Mrs. F. Storey; cro- chet, Mrs. Hymmen; tray cloth, Mrs.. Hymmen, Mrs. F. Storey; : buf- fet set, Mrs. Hymmen, Mrs. Peebles; bridge set, . Mrs. Hymmen, Mrs. Peebles; tea cosy, Mrs. E. Nott, Mrs. J. Carter; plastic -lunch -set, Eleanor Storey. Sampler, Eleanor Storey, Mrs. Hymmen; cushion, Mrs. Hymmen, Mrs. Peebles; modern cushion, Mrs. Barton, Mrs. Dalrymple; needlepoint Mrs. Hymmen. Pillow slips, Mrs. Hymmen, Mrs. F. Storey; pillow slips colored, Mrs. Hymmen, Mrs. F. Storey; other pil- low slips, Mrs. Nott, Mrs. Hymmen; towels, Mrs. Hymmen; crochet trim towels, 1VIrs Hymmen, Evelyn Shade, other towels, Evelyn Shade, Mrs. Hymmen; guest towels, Mrs. Peebles Evelyn Shade; bath towels, Evelyn I Shade, Mrs. Dalrymple; fancy towel, Evelyn Shade, Mrs. Hymmen; fancy sheets and pillow slips, Mrs. Hym- men, Mrs, T. Barton: vanity set, Mrs. Peebles, Mrs. Hymmen; dresser runner, Mrs, Hymmen, Evelyn Shade Man's pyjamas, Mrs. Hymmen, work shirt, Mrs. Hymmen; mitts, Mrs. Hymmen ; fine sox, Eleanor Storey, Mrs. r. Carter; work sox, Mrs. J. Carter, Mrs. Hymmen. Apron, Eleanor Storey, Mrs. E. Nott; house dress, Mrs. J. Carter, Mrs. E. Nott; house coat, Mrs. Pee- bles. Blouse, Mrs. Hymmen, costume slip, Eleanor ,Storey, Mrs. Hymmen; night dress, Mrs. E. Nott, Mrs. Hym- men; skirt, Eleanor Storey; gloves, Mrs. Peebles, Mrs. Hymmen; crochet gloves, Mrs. Hyrmnen; mitts, Mrs. Hymmen; fancy purse, Mrs. Hym- merit bag, Mrs, Hymmen, Mrs. Pee- s set, Eleanor Storey, Ethel Dennis, carriage cover, Mrs. Hym- men; dress, child's, Mrs. Hymmen; child's suit, Eleanor Storey; child's dress, Mrs. Keyes; sun suit, Mrs. E. Nott, Eleanor Storey. Article made from shirt, Mrs. F. Storey, Mrs. Hymmen; made over garment, Mrs. Storey; articles from plastic, Eleanor Storey, Mrs. Car- ter; article for Christmas, Mrs. Pee- bles, F. McClymont; stuffed animal toy, Mrs. Nott, Mr's. Peebles; kitch- en collection, Eleanor Storey, Mrs. Hymmen; costume jewellery, Elean- or Storey, Wrn. Storey. Men's sox special, -,Mrs. Jas. Car- ter. Tomatoes, Wm. Storey (Seaforth), Thos: Oliver (Seaforth). Collection tomatoes, Elgin Nott. Onions, A. Turn- bull (Brussels) ; onions, Mrs. James Carter (Seaforth), A. Turnbull. Onion sets, A. Turnbull, Cucumbers, Elgin Nott, Wm. Bradshaw (Seaforth). Butter beans, Elgin Nott, Wilbert Cornish (Dublin); white beans, Mer- ton Keyes, Wilbur Keyes (Seaforth). Carrots, W. Bradshaw, Thos. Oliver. Pickling beets, T. Oliver; W. Brad- shaw; beets, T. Oliver, A. Turnbull, Cucumbers, A. Cornish, Elgin Nott. Parsnips, Wm, Bradshaw.. Peppers a collection pp s n. d c ect on of peppers, E. Nott. Table corn, Wm. Bradshaw, A. Turnbull; Held corn, D. Goudie, E. Nott. Winter radish, W. Cornish. Sunflower, A. Turnbull, E. Nott. Novelty, Miss Gordon, Mrs. Hi11e- brecht; cauliflower, E. Nott. Savoy cabbage, E. C. Boswell. Winter cabbage, Wm. Bradshaw. Muskmelon, E. Nott, W. Cornish, Citron, F. McClymont, E. Nott. Watermelon, W. Cornish, F. McCly. miont. Veg. marrow, F. McClymont, A. .Cornish; pumpkins, A. Turnbull, Mrs. G. B. Durance; squash, E, Nott, Bill Storey; squash, F. McClymont. Larg- est pumpkin, W, Keyes, Wm. Storey. Field carrots, Fred McClymont. Turnips, W. ,Cornish, A, Turnbull; turnips, A. Turbull, W. Cornish, Mangolds, W. Cornish; marigolds, W. Cornish; mangolds, W. Cornish. Celery, E. Nott. Irish Cobbler potatoes, E. Nott, T. Oliver, early potatoes, D. Nott, Robt. McMillan. Green Mountain potatoes, A. Turnbull; late potatoes, E. Nott, A. Turnbull, Corn, Robt. Campbell, Robt. McMillan, Garden produce, D. Nott, Thomas Aldington. GRAIN Fall wheat, Arnold Jamieson, A. Turnbull. Oats, W. Cornish, Merton Keyes, Barley, A. Turnbull, Merton Keyes, Beans, Wilbur Keyes, Merton Keyes. Judge, Norman E. Carter, Clinton, FIELD CROP COMPETITION Harold Crich, Arnold Jamieson, Stanley Hillen, Robt. McMillan, Bob McKercher, Math. Murray, Norman Shade, Joe Malone, 13iI1 Dennis, Mer- ton Keyes. There were 20 entries. HORTICULTURAL' APPLES—A11 classes shown, F. McClymont. King of Tompkins, F,. McClymont, Northern Spies, F. Mc-' Clymont; Fallawater, F. McClymont; Golden Russet F. McClymont; Westfield Seek -no -further, F. Mc- Clymont; Wealthy, F. McClymont; Pewaukee, F. McClymont; Ontario F. McClymont; Wagner, F. McCly- mont; Roxboro Russets, F. lVIcCly- mont; Spitzenburg, F. McClymont;' Famous or Snow Apple, F. McCly- mont; Mann, F, McClymont; Blen- heim Orange, F. McClymont; Crab Apples, yellow, F. McClymont; Rhode Island Greening, F. McCly- mont; Blenheim Pippin, McClymont;. Fall Pippin, McClymont. PEARS—Fall Pears, all elsases shown, F. McClymont. DOMESTIC SCIENCE White bread; Ethel Dennis, Mrs. J. Carter, Eleanor Storey; brown bread, Mrs, T. W. McMillan, Mrs. Carter, Eleanor Storey; fruit bread, Mrs. Mc. Millar', Eleanor Storey, Etbel, Dennis. Buns, Mrs. Carter, Ethel Dennis, Mrs: W. Donne; buns, fancy, Mrs. Car- ter, Mrs. Doupe, Eleanor Storey. Rolls, Mrs. McMillan, Diller' Dennis, I Mrs. Doupe. Apples, Mrs. Elgin Nott, Eleanor Storey, Mrs. Doupe. Scones, t Eleanor Storey, Mrs. James Carter; scones, Eleanor Storey. Tea biscuits,' Eleanor Storey, Mrs. Tranlc Riley, Mrs. T. W. McMillan. Biscuits, Eleanor Storey. Muffins, Mrs. Frank Riley, Eleanor Storey, Mrs, James Carter. Cookies, Mrs. James Carter, Eleanor Storey; cookies, Mrs. Carter, Eleanor Storey. Short bread, Mrs. Elgin Nott, Mrs. Jaines Carter, Mrs. T. W. Mc- Millan. Macaroons, Mrs. Tames Carter, Mrs. Frank Riley. Doughnuts, Mrs. James Carter. Lemon pie, Mrs. Prank Riley, Merton Keys, Mrs: James Car- ter; pumnpkin pie, Mrs. Frank Riley, Mrs. Wilfred Donne, Mrs. Jaines Car- ter; raisin pie, Mrs. W Doupe,'Merton' Keyes, Mrs. James Carter; apple pie, Mrs. Elgin Nott, Merton Keyes, Eleanor Storey. Butter tarts, Mrs. Frank Riley, Mrs. Doupe, Merton Keyes; jam tarts, Mrs. •Frank Riley, Mrs. W. Doupe, Mrs. James Carter; cup cakes, Mrs; Frank Riley, Eleanor Storey; Jelly roll, Mrs. James Carter. Chocolate cake, Mrs. James .Carter, Mrs. T. W. McMillan, Mrs. Frank Riley; white cake, Mrs. James Carter; dark cake, Mrs. Elgin Nott, Mrs Frank Riley, Mrs. James Carter; light cake, Mrs. Elgin Nott, Mrs. James Carter, Mrs. T. W. McMillan.. Gingerbread, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Doupe; sandwiches, Mrs. Doupe, Mrs. Elgin' Nott, Mrs. Carter. Cookies, Mrs. Carter, Eleanor Storey; decorated cake, Eleanor Storey, Mrs. Frank Riley, Mrs. Doupe. Meat loaf, Mrs. Carter, Eleanor Storey, Mrs. Elgin Nott. Angel cake, Mrs. Thomas Bar- ton, Ethel Dennis. Salad ' plate. Eleanor Storey. Specials for home made bread, tea. biscuits, and plain cake, Mrs. T. W. McMillan. Specials for home made bread, and sponge cake, Mrs. T. W. Mc- Millan; apple pie, Mrs. Doupe. Oat cookies, Mrs. ?Doupe; tea bil cults, Mrs, Frank Magic spec- ial, layer, cake, Mrs. T. Riley;W. McMillan, Mrs, Donee. Maple cream eaudy, 3. M. Goven- lock, W. Storey, Eleanor Storey. Chocolate fudge, J. M. Govenlock, Eleanor Storey, W. Storey; assorted candy, 3. M. Govenlock, W. Storey, Eleanor Storey. Pure Gold tea biscuits, Mrs. James Carter, Mrs. T. W. McMillan, Mrs. Doupe. Gorman Eckert layer cake, Mrs. T. W. McMillan, Mrs. Barton, Mrs. Carter Judge—Mrs. D. A. Fowler, Auburn. Canned Fruits and Vegetables Preserved crab apples — Mrs. -James Carter; preserved strawber- ries—Mrs. James Carter, Mrs. Elgin Nott; ca'hned cherries, Mrs. Janes Carter, Mrs. Elgin Nott; canned rhubarb—Mrs. James Carter, Mrs. Elgin Nott; canned peaches—Mrs. Elgin Nott, Eleanor Storey; canned pears—Mrs. Elgin Nott, Mrs. Janes Carter; canned plums—Mrs, Frank Riley, Mrs. Elgin Nott; canned rasp- berries—Mrs. John Hillebreeht, Mr's. Elgin Nott; tomato juice—Mrs. El- gin Nott, Ethel Dennis; chili sauce— Mrs. Elgin Nott, Eleanor Storey; pickled cherries—Mrs, James Cart- er, arter, Mrs. J. Hillebrecht; canned to- matoes—Mrs. James Carter, Mrs. Elgin Nott; mustard pickles—iVIrs. F, Storey, -Mrs. James Carter; cu- cumber pickles—Mrs. Elgin Nott, Mrs. James Carter; pickled beets— Mrs. Frank Riley, Eleanor Storey; relish—Mrs. Elgin Nott, Mrs. James Carter; salad dressing—Mrs. Elgin Nott, Mrs. James Carter; canned chicken—Mrs. Janes Carter, Mrs. Elgin Nott; canned beef—Mrs. El- gin Nott, Mrs. Frank Riley; canned sausage— Mrs. Elgin Nott, Fred Mc- Clymont; tomato catsup—Mrs. Wil- fred Doupe, Mrs. Elgin Nott; any conserve—Mrs. Elgin Nott, Mrs. J. Eillebrecht; black currant jam, Mrs. Frank Storey, Mrs. Elgin Nott; strawberry jam -Mrs. Elgin Nott, Mrs. Frank Storey; raspberry jam,— Ethel am=Ethel Dennis, Mrs. Jaines Carter; apple llM. Frank s. James jeCarter;y—redrscurrarantRi 1el1yyi;—MrE1 eanor Storey, Mrs. Elgin Nott; any other variety jam—Mrs. James Car- o ter, Mrs. Elgin Nott; 3 marmalades (diff.)—Mrs. Elgin ` Nott, Eleanor Storey; collection canned Corn, oan- ned peas, canned beans—Mrs. James Carter, Mrs. Frank Riley; jams made with Certo—Mrs, Elgin Nott, Mrs, T. W. McMillan, Eleanor Storey,. Mrs. James Carter; jellies made with Certo—Mrs. James Carter, Mrs, El- gin Nott, Mrs. T. W. McMillan. El- eanor Storey. FINE and 'DECORATIVE ARTS Oil painting, water color, crayon sketch, Mrs. Hymmen; pencil draw- ing, Mrs. Hymmen, Eleanor ,Storey; hand -painted china, Mrs. Hymmen; -decorated pottery, Eleanor Storey; pen and ink sketch, Mrs. Hymmen; wooden tray, Eleanor Storey; novel- ties, Eleanor Storey, F. McClymont; antiques, Evelyn Shade, J. M. Gov- enlock. Department of Planning and De- velopment, "handicraft award,"— Weaving, Marilyn Hillis, Eleanor Storey, Blanche Westcott. Judge—Mrs. David B. MacDonald, R.R. 4, Ripley. FLORAL EXHIBIT Asters, Mrs, Elgin Nott, Mrs. W. Doupe; aster's, Mrs. E. Nott, Wm. S. D. Storey; cosmos, Mrs. Dotrpe; dah- lias, Mrs. Doupe, Mrs. Peebles; da- hlias, Mrs. Doupe; dahlias, Mrs. Pee- bles, Mrs. Doupe. Marigolds, Mrs. Elgin Nott, Mrs. W. Doupe; marigolds, Mrs, Peebles, Mrs. Nott. Verbenas, Mrs. Peebles, W. S. D. Storey. Petunias, Mrs. Doupe, Mrs. Peebles. Zinnias, Mrs. Peebles, W. S. D. Storey; zinnias, Mrs. Elgin Nott; zinnias, Mrs. Peebles, W. S. D. Storey. Roses, Mrs. Peebles. Phlox, Mrs, Peebles, W S. D. Storey. Snapdragon, Mrs. Peebles, Mrs. Doupe Stocks, W. S. D. Storey. Scabiosa, Walter Peebles, W. Storey. Selpiglosis, Mrs. Elgin Nott. Collection of annuals, Mrs. Peebles, Mrs. Doupe. Mixed blooms, Mra. Pee- bles, Mrs. Doupe. Bouquet, Mrs. Peeb- les, Mrs. Doupe, Delphinium, Mrs. Pee- -bies, W. Storey. Calendula, Mrs. Pee- bles, W. Storey. Potted plants, Mrs. T. W. 1VIcMillan. Begonia, Mrs. J. Carter. Fuscliia, Mrs. T. W. McMillan, J. M. Govenlock. Violet, Mrs. J. Carter, Mrs. T. Bar- ton. House plant, Evelyn Shade, Mrs. R. Dalrymple. Novelty, Mrs. +E. Nott. Jerusalem cherry, Eleanor Storey, Win. Storey. Aspidistra, MTS. Elgin Nott, J. M. Govenloclt. Hen and chick- ens, Mrs. Elgin Nott, Cactus, W S. D. Storey, Mrs. Elgin Nott. Mixed flow- ers, Mrs. Elgin Nott, Mrs. W. Doupe. Gladiolus, Harold Free, Mrs. Pee- bles. Gladiolus, Mrs. Doupe, Harold Free. Gladiolus, Harold Free, Mrs. Peebles. . DAIRY PRODUCTS Butter, Mrs. Janes Carter, Fred Mc- Clymorit; butter, Mrs. Frank Riley, Mra. .James Carter ; butter, Mrs. F. Riley, Mrs. James Carter. Maple syrup, Fred McClymont, A. Turnbull. Soap, Fred McClymont, Mrs. Elgin Nott. Cottage cheese, F, Mc- Clymont. Lard, '11'. McClymont, Mrs. James Carter. HIGH SCHOOL High School— Home Economics— Smocking, Mary Lou Sills, Joan Wheatley, Hannah Pepper, Margaret Collins. Rayon dress, Joan .Ryan, Margaret Collins. Wool skirt, Joyce Glanville, Mary Lou Sills. Crochet mittens, Margaret Collins. Shoe, 'bag, Ruth Keyes, Eleanor McCartney, Marilyn Hillis, Blanche Westcott.. Pin cushion, Betty Addison,: Win- nifred Riley, Marie Connolly, Willa McNaughton, Bernice Dining. h i - Cotton dress, Joan 'Wheatley, Phyl- lis Y lis Moore, Marilyn Hillis, Laureno Doerr. Seafortlr W. L special, for dress, Edna Martin, Margaret McArthur, L. Johnston. Specials — Sweater by high school girl, Ruth Keyes. Baby's sweater knit by high school girl, Frances Lane. High School Shop Work— Model ladder, Michael Laudenbach, Allan Wright. Model stool, Arthur Bolton, Ron Rennie, Glen Nixon, Gar Baker. Model pig or lamb creep, Lorne Goudie, Jerry Dressel. Display of hitches, Keith Blanchard Harry Jacobi, James Wallace, Ken Moore. Belt lacing, Arthur Bolton. High School Agriculture— Onions, Patsy Brugger, ' GladyS Chapman, Bernice Dilling, Bill Ste- phenson, Jlnr Chapman. Carrots, Donna Smith, David Bradshaw, Ann De La Franier, Ruth Keyes, Patsy Brugger. Parsnips, Jim Chapman, Gladys Chapman, Keith Blanchard, David Bradshaw, Glen Nixon. Beets, Marilyn Hillis, . Glen Nixon, Joan Wheatley, Marie Connolly, Michael Laudenbach. Sweet corn, David Brad- shaw, Jerry Dressel, Doreen Regele, Jim Chapman, Gladys Chapman. Cucumbers, Laureen Doerr, David, Bradshaw, Arthur Bolton, Gladys Chapman, Jim Chapman. Cabbage, David Bradshaw, Arthur McNaughton. Swede turnips, feed, Mona Caldwell. Arthur Bolton, Keith Blanchard, Bes- sie Stevens, Gladys Chapman,. Pie pumpkins, Glen Nixon, Ann De La Franier, Ruth Keyes, Gladys Chap- man, Jim Chapman. Muskmelons, Margaret Stevens, Frances Lane, Gladys Chapman, Jim Chapman. Irish Cobbler potatoes, Leslie Hab- kirk, Billie Stephenson, Ken Moore, David Bradshaw, Ann De La Franier. Potatoes, Eleanor McCartney, Gil- bert Hubert, James Wallace, G. Shaw. Special for potatoes, Eleanori Mc- Cartney, Leslie Habkirk, Billie Ste- phenson, Ken Moore. High School Poultry— New Hampshire, cockerel,Jim Chap- pian, Gladys Chapman. Barred rock, hen, Arthur Bolton, Ruth Keyes, ckl, Ken Moore, Arthur Bolton, pullet, Arthur Bolton. Sussex, hen, Ruth Keyes, ckl, pullet. Gladys Chapman, Jiin Chapman. White leglrorn, ck, hen, ckl, Gladys Collins, Margaret Collins; pullet, Margaret Collins. Bantams, cock, Ann De La Franier, Mona Caldwell; hen, Ann De La Franier, Glen Nixon; ckl, pullet, Ann De La Franier, Gladys Chapman. Pheasants, cock, hen, Ann De La Franier, Bill Chown (Clinton) ; ekl,. pullet Bill Chown, Ann DeLaFranier. Utility Pens (3 females)— New Hampshire, Gerald Elliott (Clinton) and 2nd. Barred rock, Arthur Bolton, Ken Moore. Sussex, Keith Blanchard, Ruth Keyes. Cross-breds, Murray Mills, Keith Blanchard. White leg - horn, Margaret Collins. Dressed chickens, Arthur Bolton. White eggs, Keith Blanchard, Gladys Collins, Margaret Collins, Robert Weekes (Clinton). Brown eggs, Marie Connolly, Murray Mills, Irwin John- ston, Bob Parsons, Keith Blanchard. TOP PRICES Are being paid for Fowl and Chickens at the Seaforth Farmers Co-operative BE SURE AND PHONE 13 FOR PRICES Seaforth Farmers Co -Op PRODUCE DEPT. CASH FOR YOU! OLD, DISABLED OR DEAD FARM ANIMALS With undamaged hides and according to size and condition Cows up to $6.00 Horses up to $4.50 • Hogs (300 lbs. each) $1.75 plus $1.75 per 100 lbs. for additional weight AT YOUR FARM PHONE COLLECT: SEAFORTH-390w MITCHELL -219 INGERSOLL-21 For prompt, efficient, courteous service WILLIAM NONE SONS LTD. INGERSOLL, ONTARIO AN ALL -CANADIAN FIRM, ESTABLISHED -18