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The Seaforth News, 1944-09-28, Page 6THE SEAFORTH NEWS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1944 Seaforth Fall Fair Prize List HORSES Agricultural- Brood mare and foal, Robt, W. Campbell, Harry Bolger, Wilmer Turner; foal, Willner Turner,, E. J. Atwell (Belton, Ont.); filly or gelding, 4 years, Fred Roney and 3rd, E. J. Atwell; filly or gelding, 3 years, E. B. Goudie, E. P. Chesney; filly or gelding, 2 years, Wilmer Turner, D. J. Fletcher; ..filly, or gelding, 1 year, Wilmer Turner; sweepstakes, Fred Roney. Heavy Draught - Brood mare and foal, J. A. Darling, Wilmer Turner; foal, Harry Bolger, Wilmer Turner, J. A. Darling; filly or gelding 4 years, Grant Summers & Son (Aylmer) and 2nd, D. J. Fletcher; filly or gelding, 2 years, D. J. Fletcher and 2nd, Wil- mer Turner; filly or gelding, 2 years, Fred Roney, Norman Beuerman; filly or gelding, Wilmer Turner; sweep- stakes, Grant Summers & Son. Wagon Horse -Brood mare, M. E. Hooper & Son; foal, Stephen N)'ur- ray, Robt. W. Campbell, Russell Man- son; filly or gelding, 2 years, M. E. Hooper, E. J. Atwell; filly or gelding, 1 year, M. E. Hooper and 2nd. Roadster - Roadster or carriage foal, M. E. Hooper. Harness Class -Agricultural team, Fred Roney, E. J. Atwell; beery draught team, Grant,. Summers and 2nd, D. J. Fletcher; wagon team Wm. ' Decker, John Kries, Emmet Malone; roadster team In harness, Currie & Tervitt; roadster horse, .Currie -& Tervitt and 2nd, Bob Kirk- by; carriage horse, Lorne Carter, E. J. Atwell, G. B. Dorrance; lady driver and outfit, Lorne Carter. McMichael Special, Harry Bolger. Dorrance Special, S. Murray, R. W. Campbell. Hugh Berry, Judge. CATTLE Shorthorns -Cow, R. M. Peck, Roy Pepper, Wm. Oestricher; heifer, 2 years, R. M. Peck, Wm. Oestricher, W. Turnbull & Son; heifer, 1 year, Wm. Oestrieher and 2nd, R. M. Peck; heifer calf, Roy Pepper, W. Turnbull, R. M. Reid; bull calf, W. Turnbull, Roy Pepper; bull 1 year old, W. Oes- trieher, W. Turnbull; bull, 2 years, R. M. Peck, W. Turnbull; herd of 4 females and bull, W. S. O'Neill, R. M. Peck, Howard Wright. Grades (Beef) -Heifer, 1 year, W. Turnbull; heifer calf, Russell Man- son and 2nd; steer calf, Roy Pepper Russell Manson. Butcher Cattle -Fat cow or heifer, W. Turnbull; steer or heifer, over 1 year. \V, Oestricher, Roy Pepper, W. Turnbull; baby beef, Roy Pepper, W. Oestricher, W. Turnbull. Hereford's - Bull, 2 years, W. S, O'Neil, Howard Wright and 3t'd; cow, Howard ' Wright and 3rd, W. 8, O'Neil; heifer, 2 years, W. S. O'Neil; Howard Wright and 3rd; heifer, 1 Year, W. S. O'Neil and 2nd, Howard Wright; heifer calf, W. S. O'Neil, Howard Wright; bull calf, W. S. O'Neil. Ayrshh'es - Bull, John Ballantyne (Atwood); cow, John Ballantyne and 2nd; heifer, 2 years, John Ballantyne; heifer, 1 year, John Ballantyne; heifer calf, John Ballantyne and 2nd;. bull calf, John Ballantyne. Jersey -Cow, Irvin Trewartha and Ind, Glen Nixon; heifer, 2 years, Ir- vin Trewartha and 2nd; heifer, 1 year, Irvin Trewartha and 2nd; heif- er calf, Irvin Trewartha and 2nd; buil calf, Irvin Trewartha. L. J. White, Judge. Harry W. Ische, Judge of Jersey and Ayrshire classes. SHEEP Shropshiredowns - Ram. Orval McGowan add and, G. H. Armstrong (St. Pauls); ram lamb, Orval Mc- Gowan and 2nd, G. H. Armstrong; ewe, Orval McGowan and Srd, G. H. Armstrong; shearling ewe, G. H. 'Armstrong and 3rd, Orval McGowan; ewe lamb, Orval ,McGowan and '3rd; G. H. Armstrong. Southdowns - Ram, P. E. Dearing; ram lamb, P. E. Dearing, ewe, P. E. Dearing and 2nd; shearling ewe, P. E. Dearing and 2nd; ewe lamb, P. E, Dearing. Lincolns -All classes, A. D. Steeper (Ailsa Craig) and 2nd. Leicester - Ram, 'Wm. R. Pepper; ram lamb, .Wm. R. Pepper and 2nd; ewe, Wm. R. Pepper and 2nd; shear - ling ewe, Wm. R. Pepper 'and 2nd; ewe lamb, Wm, R. Pepper and 2nd and 3rd, Oxfords - Ram, Orval McGowan and 3rd, Donald Dearing; ram, Orval McGowan and 3rd, Donald Dearing; ewe, D. Dearing and 3rd, Orval Mc- Gowan; shearling ewe, 0. McGowan, D. Dearing and 3d; ewe lamb, D. Dearing and 2nd, Orval McGowan, Dorset Horned -P. E. Dearing and 3rd, Orval McGowan; ram lamb, P. E. Dearing and 2nd and 3rd; ewe, P. E. Dearing and 2nd, Orval Mc- Gowan; shearling ewe, P. E. Dearing and 2nd, Orval McGowan. Market Lamb Special - Ewe or wether„any breed, P. E. Dearing, 0. McGowan, Donald Dearing, Eph. Snell, Judge. PIGS Yorkshire - Boar, Jas. S. Cowan (MoiIktou), W. Turnbull & Son;. boar under 1 year, W, Turnbull and 2nd, Jas. S. Cowan; sow, W, Turnbull & Son, Jas. S. Cowan; sow under 1 year, W. Turnbull & Son, Jas. S. Gowan, John Powell Jr. Berkshire Boar, Jas. S. Cowan; boar under 1 year, Jas. S, Cowan; sow, Jas. S. Cowan and 2nd; sow un- der 1 year, Jas, S. Cowan. Tamworth - Boar, Douglas Bros.; boar under 1 year, Douglas Bros. and 2ud; sow, Douglas Bros, and 2nd; sow under 1 year, Douglas Bros. and 2nd. Pen of 5 shoats, W. Turnbull & Son, Jas. S. Cowan. J. J. McGavin Special -W. Turnbull &,Son, Jas. S. Cowan. Bacon Hogs (pen of 4) - J. E. Hugill & Son, Robt. E. McMillan, Russell Bolton, Howard Wright. Judge -W. R. Lobb, Clinton. POULTRY Brahmas, c, h, ckl, p, Jacob Battler. Barred Rocks, c, h, Jacob Battler. White Rocks -c Douglas Bros„ J. B. Mills; h, 'Douglas Bros., Fred Mc- Clymont; ckl, Fred McClymont, Douglas Bros; p, Douglas Bros., Jacob Battler. A.o.v. Rocks, c, J. B. Mills, h, ckl, p, 3. B. -Mills and 2nd. • Dorkings, c, J. B. Mills, A. o.v. Hamburgs, c,; h, J. Milts and 2nd; c, J. B. Mills; p, J. B. Mills, Jacob Battler. Orpingtons-c, J. B. Mills; h,' J. B. Mills, Douglas Bros.• p, J. B. Mills. Black Minorcas, c h, Douglas Bros., ekl, Jacob -Battler, Fred McClymont; p, Douglas Bros., •Fred McClymont. White Wyandottes, c, Jacob 'Bat tier; h, Jacob .Battler, Tied McCly- mont; ckl, 'Douglas Bros., Fred Me- Clymont; p, Douglas Bros., Jacob Battler. A.o.v. Wyandottes, c, h, ckl, p, J. B. Mills 'and 2nd. Anconas, h, p, Jacob Battler. Rhode Island Reds, c, h, ekl, p, Douglas Bros, Jacob Battler. Andaluslans-h, Jacob Battler; ekl, Fred McClymont, Jacob Battler; p, Jacob Battler. White Minorcas-c, J. B. Mills; h, J. B. Mills, Douglas 'Bits. Utility Pens - Wyandottes, J. B Mills, Jacob Battler; Plymouth, Fred McClymont and 2nd; Leghorns, Jacob Battler, Douglas Bros.; Rhode Island Reds, Jacob Battler, Douglas Bros.; Minorcas, Fred McClymont. Utility Barred Rocks, h, p, Douglas Bros., Fred McClymont; ckl, Fred McClymont, Douglas Bros. White Leghorns-c, Douglas Bros„ J. B. Mills; h, ekl, Douglas Bros, and 2ncl; p, F, McClymont, Douglas Bros, Jersey Giants -c, h, Douglas Bros.; city, p, Douglas Bros. and 2nd.. A.o,v. Bantams, c, li, ckl, p, Doug- las Bros. and 2ud. Game Bantams, 0111, p, K. Webster. Pekin Ducks, c, h, ckl, p, Douglas Bios. and 2nd. Rouen Ducks c, h, Douglas Bros., Jacob. Battler; ckl, Douglas Bros.; p, Douglas Brost and 2nd. Allsbury Ducks, c, h, ckl, p, Doug- las Bros. and 2nd. Toulouse Geese, c, h, ckl, p, Doug- las Bros. Emden Geese, c, h, ckl, p, Douglas Bros. A.O.V. Geese, c, h, ckl, p, Jacob Battler. Meir Special, best bird, J. B. Mills. HORTICULTURAL Collection of apples, Fred Neely- mont; winter apples, Fred McCly- moat; fall apples, Fred McClymont; Baldwins -Fred McClymont; King of 'rhompkins-Fred McClymont. Northern Spies -E. B. Goudie, F. McClymont' Fallawater-Fred Mc- Clymont; Golden Russet, F. McCly- mont; Wealthy, Fred McClymont; Pewaukee, F. McClymont; Ontario, F. McClymont; Roxboro Russets, Fred McClymont; Cayuga,Red Streak or Twenty Ounce, F. McClymont. Spitzenburg, Fred McClymont. Fameuse or Snow Apple, Fred Mc- Clymont, E. B. Goudie;. Colyert,. F. McClymont; Blenheim Orange, Fred McClymont; Maiden Blush, F. Mc- Clymont; crab ,apples, red, F. McCly- mont; drab apples, yellow, Fred Mc- Clymont. Rhode Island Greening, Fred Mc- Clymont; Fall Pippin, Fred McCly- mont; Cranberry pippin, ;Fred Mc- Clymont' Canadian Red, F. McCly- mont; McIntosh Red, 'F. 'McClymont; Tatman Sweet, F. McClymont. Pears -Winter pears, 'Fred McCly moat; Flemish Beauty, F. McCly mont; Duchess of Agouline, Fred Mc- Clymont; Beurre. Clairgeau, F. McCly- mont; Belle Lucrative, F. MCClymont. Louis Bonne de Jersey, Fred McCly- mont; Bartlett, F. McClymont. Plums - Green Gage, Fred McCly- mont; Lombards, Fred McClymont; Rene Claude, .Fred McClymont; any other variety, Fred McClymont. Grapes - Red, Fred McClymont; Blue, Fred McClymont; collection of grapes, Fred McClymont. Judge -Norman Carter. Yti ' 1."Tle -•--- I I j I , We are Saving . . for War In wartime, the people of Canada, out of their savings, are providing the means of destruction. Destruction of a. ruthless enemy aiming to enslave us all ... this has been the purpose of the planes, the ships, the tanks, the ammunition we have furnished to our fighting men and those of our allies ... out of savings. Let us Continue to Save - " for Peace In peacetime, the people of Canada, out of their savings, can provide the means of construction. Construction of a great and pros- perous nation . . factories and machines to make useful goods abundantly; capital to develop our natural resources; comfort- able homes; health services, edu- cation, provision against the hazards of life . . , these can become the purpose for which we save. Through taxes, Victory Bonds, War Savings Stamps and Certificates, the savings of a people have been devoted to a single purpose -Victory. We Canadians have proved what we can do in wcu- tirne by saving. Think what we can do in peacetime if we continue to save with this same purposeful determination. Out of, our savings we, as individuals, can build a future for ourselves and our children worthy of the sacrifices mad. for victory. THE DOMINION B II C. H. CARLISLE, ROBERT RAE, Iivolder.r GM,rr! Mar orr. 621 ROOTS AND VEGETABLES Tomatoes, red, Jacob Battler, Mrs. A. L. Porteous; tomatoes, pink, Mrs: F. L. Turner; tomatoes, yellow, Mrs. Porteous, Jacob Battler;, collection tomatoes, Mrs. Porteous, J. Battler. Onions from seed, Mrs. John Grie. Onions from dutch sets, Mrs. Geo, T. Dale; cucumbers, Robt. E. Mc, Millan, William Cornish; table turn- ips, Jacob Battler, Mrs. John Grieve. • Onion sets, Jacob Battler, Mrs. G. T. Dale; pickling cucumbers, Mrs. F. L. Turner, Wilbur Cornish; butter beans, Wilbur Cornish, Mrs. F. L. Turner, Mrs. Geo. T. Dale; carrots, stump rooted, Jacob Battler, Mrs. 3. Hillebreeht; carrots, Mrs. J. Hille- brecht, Jacob Battler; pickling beets, Jacob Battler, Mrs. John Grieve; blood beets, Jacob Battler, Mrs. John Grieve. Peppers, Wilbur Cornish; table corn, Robt. E. McMillan, Jacob Bat- tler; field corn, Jacob Battler, Elean- or Storey; winter radish, Jacob Bat- tler, Wilbur Cornish; sunffower, Wil- bur Cornish, Mrs. F. L. Turner. Novelty in vegetables, Jacob Bat- tler, Eleanor Storey; cauliflower, J. Battler; red cabbage, Jacob Battler; Savoy cabbage, Jacob Battler; Mrs. F. L. Turner; winter cabbage, Jacob Battler, -Mrs. F. L. Turner; white or yellow onions, Jacob Battler. Muskmelon, Mrs. F. L. Turner, Jacob Battler, striped citron, Wilbur Cornish,,Mrs. F. L. Turner; Cali- fornia' ciroth Mrs. Geo. T. Dale. Waterfiielons, Jacob Battler, Mrs. F. L. Turner; vegetable marrow, . J, Battler, Wilbur Cornish; pumpkins, Mrs.. J• Hlllebrecht, Robt. E. Me, Milian; table squash, -Mrs. John Grieve, J. ',Battler; hubbard squash, Mrs. John Grieve, Wilbur Cornish. Largest pumpkin, Wilbur.Cornleb,, Mrs.' F. L. 'Turner; field carrots, Wil- bur Cornish, -'Mrs. F. L. Turner. • Swede turnips, table, Jacob.Battler, Mrs. `F. L. Turner; feed turnips, Mrs. F. L.:Turner, Wilbur Cornish; sugar marigolds, Wilbur Cornish, Mrs. F. L. Turner; long red mangolds, Mrs. F. L. Turner, Wilbur Cornish; intermed•1 late mangolds, Cornish, Turner; cel -1 ery, Mrs, A. L. Porteous, Mrs, John' Grieve. Potatoes -Irish Cobbler, Jacob Bat-, tler, Mrs. F. L. Turner; any other variety, Jacob Battler, Mrs. F. L.1 Turner; Gren Mountain, Jacob Bat- I tler, Wilbur Cornish; any other var- lety late potatoes, Wilbur Cornish,' Jacob Battler, Fodder coin, Jacob Battler, Elean- or Storey; garden produce, Jacob Battler, M rs. A. L. Porteous. Norman Carter, Judge. GRAIN COMPETITION Fall Wheat, Wilbur Cornish; Oats,. Wilbur Cornish, R. S. McKercher; Barley, Mrs. F. L. Turner, -Wilbur Cornish; Beans, Mrs. F. L. Turner. Grain Competition, field and grain, E. B. Goudie, Robt. E. McMillan, Russell Bolton, R. W. Campbell, John L. Malone, R, S. McKercher, Gordon McGavin, Erlin Whitmore. CANNED FRUITS, VEGETABLES Canned apples, Mrs. James Carter; canned raspberries, Mrs, James Car- ter, Jacob Battler; canned cherries, Mrs. James Carter, Mrs, Geo. T. Dale; canned pears, Jacob Battler, Mrs. 'James Carter; canned straw- berries, Mrs. Geo. T. Dale, Mrs, Jas. Carter; canned plums, Mrs. James Garter, Fred McClymont; canned peaches, Jacob Battler, Mrs. Geo, T.' Dale; mixed pickles, Mrs. G. T. Dale,1 Canned chicken, Mrs. James Car-' ter, Fred McClymont; canned sans -I age, Jacob Rattler, Mrs. James Car-: ter; carred beef, Mrs. James Carter, Fred McClymont, Fielded cucumbers, Mrs. Geo. T. Dale, Mrs. ,fames Carter; tomato catsup. Mrs. James Carter, Jacob Battler. Csnned without sugar -apples, Mrs. ,James Carter, Mrs. Geo, T. Dale; raspberries. Mrs. James Carter, Mrs. G, T. Dale; cherries, Mrs, J. Carter, Nts. Geo. T. Dale; pears, Jacob Bat- tler, 'NIrs. James Carter; strawberries, Mrs. James Carter, Mrs. G. T. Dale; plums, Mrs, Dale, Mrs, James Carter; peaches, Jacob Battler, Mrs. Carter. Tomato juice, Mrs. James Carter, Fred McClymont; canned beans, NIrs. James Carter; canned beets, NIrs. James Carter, Mrs. Geo. T. Dale.. Conserve. NIrs. Margaret Hay, Mrs, James Carter; chili sauce, Mrs. Jas. Carter, Fred McClymont. Canned tomatoes, Mrs, James Car- ter, Mrs. Geo. T. Dale; canned corn, Mrs. J. Carter, Mrs. Dale; canned peas, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Dale. Florence 1J. MoGavin, Judge, DAIRY PRODUCTS Butter, crock, Mrs. James Carter, Mrs. Geo. T. Dale; butter, pints, Mrs. Garter, Mrs, Dale; butter, fancy, Mrs, James Carter. Hen's eggs, white, Jacob Battler, Mrs, James Garter; ben's eggs, brown, Mrs. James Carter, Fred Mc- Clymont, Dressed chicken, Mrs. Jas. Carter, DOMESTIC SCIENCE White bread, Mrs. Geo. T. Dale, Mrs. James W. Carter; 'buns, Mrs, F. L. Tuner, Eleanor Storey; Parker. House rolls, Mrs. Geo. T. Dale, Mrs.: P. L. Turner; stea. biscuits, Mrs. Jas. Carter, Mrs. Geo, T. Dale; sponge cake, not iced, Mrs, Geb. T. Dale; Mrs. James Carter; scones, griddle, Fred McClymont; pumpkin pie, Mrs. Geo. T. Dale, Mrs. James Carter;' raisin, pie, .Mrs Carter, Mrs. Dale. Buns, faire, Mrs. F L. Turner, Mrs, Geo. T. Dale Dr. McMast9Speci'a1 B ehd, Mrs. James Carter; apple Die Mrs ;'ale. Cookies, Fred McClyllaont Mrs G.. T. Dale,... egts Mrs Dale,.Mrs. ,Cur- ter;• orange bread, Mrs Carter,Mrs. Dale; brown bread, 'Mrs: Carter, Mrs. Dale. Mn54ns, "Eleanor Storey, Mrs. Dale; wheat scones, Mrs. Dale, Mrs. James Garter; tea biscuits, 'Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Dale; fruit bread, Eleanor Storey, Mrs. Dale; working man's breakfast, Mrs. James Carter, Eleanor`'Stbrey. Dark fruit cake, Mrs. James Carter, Hfeanor Storey; light fruit cake, Mrs. Carter; apples, Mrs: Carter, Eleanor Storey, Mrs. Dale. Lemon pie, Mrs. Geo. T Dale, Mrs James Carter; supper dish Mrs. Oar- ter,'Eleanor Storey oatmeal cookies Mrs. Carter Mrs Dale salads, Mrs Oreo. T. Dele Mrs. .„Darter; sand- wiches, Fred McClymont„ Mrs. Car- ter; meat loaf, Mrs. James Carter Mrs. Geo. T Dae; Satinet dish, Eleanor Storey, Mrs. Dale; light cake, Mrs. Dale, Mrs. James Carter. Spice cake, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. G. T. Dale; baked beans, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Dale; potatoes, Fred McClymont, Mrs, Dale, Eleanor Storey, DOMESTIC 'NEEDLECRAFT' Quilt, applique, Jacob Battler, Mrs, Walter Peebles; bedspread, Mrs. Wal- ter Peebles; quilt, Jacob Battler;. Mrs. Walter Peebles; cotton quilt, J. Battler, Miss Brma Walters; bed- spread, Mrs. Walter, Peebles; apron, Mrs, Margaret Hay, Mrs., T. O'Flynn; house dress, Jacob Battler, Mrs. Dale; floor mat, rag, Jacob Battler, Mrs. Hester; floor prat, yarn, Mrs. John Grieve. Hooked chair seat, Mrs. John Grieve; bath mat, Mrs. T. O'Flynn; men's work shirt, Mrs, Geo. T. Dale; counterpane, Mrs. Walter Peebles. LADIES' WORK Sweater, Mrs. John Grieve;. socks, Mrs. T. O'Flynn, Mrs. John Grieve. 'Dining Room Furnishings -Lunch- eon set, embroidered,. Mrs. G. Dale; Mrs. 'Walter Peebles; luucheno set, crochet, Mrs. O'Flynn, Mrs. G. Dale; luncheon set, 'hand „work, Mrs. -Dale. Tea cloth, 'embroidered, Mre. Geo. Dale Mrs. Hester; tea cloth, hand work, -Mrs. T. O'Flynn, Mrs. Dale; ;centrepiece, Mrs. O'Flynn, •Mrs. W. Peebles; centrepleee, cotton, ''Mrs, Geo. ,T. Dale, Mrs. Hester.;•' bridge set, Mrs. •T. O'Flynn, Mrs, Peebles; buffet set, Mrs. ()Flynn, Mrs. Dale; tea 'cosy, M. ;Flynn, Mrs. 'Peebles. Bedroom, Furnishings=Pillow slips, embroidered, Mrs. 'Dale; :pillow 'Blips, embroidered, 'Mrs. O'Flynn, Mrs. Dale; pillow slips, 'ha'nd wdrk'Mrs. Dale; towels, embroidered, ' Mrs Dale. Towels, crochet,'Mrs Geo. 'T bale; guest. towels, Mrs, T. O'Flynn, ,Airs. G. Dale;^bath towels, Mrs. Peehles; fancy towel, 'Mrs. Dale; fancy 3,heet, Mrs. Dale; Vanity set, Mrs. Geo. Dale, Mrs. T. O'Flynn; • dresser runner, Mrs. Dale, Mrs. 'O'Flynn, Ladies and 'Children's Wear=Beet article, Mrs. T. `O'Flynn; tied jacket, Mrs. 'O'Flynn, Mrs. Geo. T. Dale; sweater, Mrs. O'Flynn, Mrs. Dale; gloves, knit Mrs. ' Peebles; .gloves, crochet, Mrs. Dale; mitts, Mrs. John Grieve; carriage eovor, Mrs. Dale; garment, Mrs. O'Flynn and 2nd; baby's set, Mrs. Dale, Mrs. O'Flynn; child's dress, Mrs. O'Flynn; child's suit, Mrs. OIFlynn; child's dress, Mrs..•---sa Walter Peebles, Mrs..Dale; shifted animal, Mrs. O'Flynn, Mrs. Dale. Living Room Furnishings - Chair set, Jacob 'Battler, Mrs. O'Flynn; sampler, Mrs. O'Flynn, Mrs. Dale. Miscellaneous - Best artilcle, Mrs. Dale, Mrs. O'Flynn; article for Christ- mas, Mrs. O'Flynn, Eleanor Storey; garment darned, Mrs. Dale; article from stockings, Jacob Battler; mitts, Jacob Battler, Mrs. John Grieve; sox, Mrs. O'Flynn, Mrs. Dale; kitchen col- lection, Mrs. O'Flynn. Men'e Sweater, Mrs. T. O'Flynn; Woman's skirt, Mrs. Margaret Hay; Women's blouse, Mrs, Hay; FINE AND DECORATIVE ARTS Oil painting, Mrs. F.L.Turner; Water color, Mrs. Turner; Crayon sketch, Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Geo Dale; Sketch of farm house and sur- roundings, Mrs. Turner; Best 3 pieces hand -painted china, Mrs.•Joh'n Grieve; Display poster, Mrs. Turner; Pen and ink sketch, Mrs. Turner; Cartoon, Mrs. Turner; Miscellan- eous novelties, Fred McClymont, Eleanor Storey. Reed Work -Flower basket, Mrs, John Grieve, Mrs. Turner: Collection, Mrs. John Grieve. CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT Vegetables -Six Swede Turnips, Marjorie Hesk, Stanley Johns, 11Ier- ton Keyes; Six Garden Carrots, Mar- ilyn I-Iillis, Allan Haugh, Neil Haugh; Six garden carrots (long), Ann Haugh, Allen Haugh, Scott Powell; Six long red mangolds, Doris Siemon, Scott Powell; Six yellow Intermedi- ates, Joyce Beurman, Gladys Pepper, Ray Powell; Six pan -snips, Allen Haugh, Neil Haugh, Laverne Hug - ill; Six garden beets (short), Laur- ens Doerr, Barbara Hillis, Clayton Hogg; Six garden beets (long), Lorne Gouclie, Gordon Thompson; Six onions, Leona Stevens, Ann Haugh,• Marilyn Hillis; Six best To- matoes, Shirley Hamilton, Emerson Coleman, Wanda Bowden; Two cit- rons, Stanley Johns, Ray Powell, Jim Aallan; Two cabbages, Laverne Hugill, Muriel Rivers, Jim Allan; Twelve potatoes, Allan Haugh, Helen Rogerson, Rose Siemon. Flowers -Bowl of Marigolds, Al- lan Haugh, Shirley Hamilton, Scott Powell; Bowl of Pansies, Emerson Coleman, Elaine Holmes; Bouquet of Asters, Wanda Bowden, Marjorie Fischer, Ann Haugh; Bouquet of Sweet Peas, Paul De La Franier; Best bouquet of any variety, Barbara Hillis, Marilyn Hillis, Pat. Meir. Cooking -Six tea biscuits, Ruth Keyes, Jackquolne Habkirk, Bee Finnigan; One white layer cake, Mary Lou Sills, Wilma McLean; One apple pie, Ruth Keyes, Wilma Mc- Lean, Phyllis Scott; Six rolled cook - les, B. Nicholson; Six . dropped cookies; Mavis, Storey, B. Nicholson, Lois Richardson. Writing -Grade 1, John I i h, Shiela McF se1den;, Mary, Francis Sahults, Grade 2 Luke Sptherlai)d, Mary Meh i11an, Elaine Dale; Grade `3, FI*ErIc s Eckart, Fergus Rowl i d, adv Eck rt Grade :4 Bob11v'BUi21n, Jean Reaele Shirley Ma lton; Grati'e 5 ,:1 't'arilyp finis, F4t1 ,eir, Ronnie Rennie; Grade 6, Margaret Stevens, Donti Ayghr, Tkd'ris2Pa11 an; bade 7. Bud ora Ausselt; °Joyce Strong, Muriel Rivers. Special-1Best poster. Mary "Lou Sills, Yvonne Bolton, Knitted scarf, mere. Xing; Best patch on cotton, Kathryn Falconer,' Margaret Stevens, Muriel King; Best set of doll's' clothes, Peggy Lou Matthews, Bar- bara .Dale, Mary Lou Ruston. CASE OF TAE YIDNAT4ED CODI! r�r v t ., i life mratep more intriaulnR:, thin ,fiction, tet thia .Sunday I iOct, 11 U,ae of The Detroit Sunday Tinea telllnt ,,.in The ` goaded can vleeldy,,,,how a youngg devised, iioaded by ht, luxury -mad a' 4etlled0t. devised, .,al; dash plan to, ki,ip.,tp the „French Nafy', „ 44de j,og and theo Toted'at clever duel of wite' with' Et e° Sdrete. Gef, Sundday's Detroit Time, l Want and For Sale Ads S weeks 508.