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Horticulture winners at Fair
GRAIN AND SEEDS:
Half Bushel Timothy Seed;
Mrs. Irene Blackwell.
CUT FORAGE HAY:
One Bushel;first cutting;
Mrs. J. Van Wonderen.
SUNFLOWER 3 heads;
Mrs. Herb Beierling.
ensilage corn 6 stalks;
Mrs. J. Van Wonderen.
grain corn 10 ears;
Mrs. J. Van Wonderen.
COLLECTION OF ANY
kind of apples, not less than
5 each; David Steckle.
TWO PLATS OF 4 var-
ieties; fall apples, 5 of each;
David Steckle.
THREE PLATES OF4
varieties winter apples,
5 of each. David Steckle
Connie Steinbach.
plate of 5 Kings; Connie
Steinbach.
plate of snow apples;
David Steckle.
PLATE OF SPIES:Connie one.
Steinbach, David Steckle.
plate of greenings; David
Steckle
; PLATE OF McINTOSH.
David Steckle, Connie Stein-
bach.
PLATE OF COURTLANDS:
David Steckle, Connie Stein-
bach.
PLATE OF GOLDEN RUS-
SETS; David Steckle.
PLATE OF WAGNERS;
David Steckle
PLATE OF DELICIOUS:
David Steckle, Connie Stein-
bach.
PLATE OF TALSMAN
SWEETS; David SteckIe.
PLATE OF 6 PEARS;
David Steckle, Mrs. J.H.
Johnstone.
BEST PLATE OF GRAPES;
Mrs. J.H. Johnstone.
BEST COLLECTION OF
GRAPES: Mrs. J.H. Johnst-
Robert Farquhar
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SEMI -BONELESS SHORTRIB or
Shoulder Roast
BLADE or CROSS
Rib Roast
LEAN
Stewing Beef B1.29
Ground Chuck ,61 .09
58110 lb. Parcels LB 99(
PEAMEAL SLICED
Back Bacon 61.89
Centre Cuts,Sliced LB $1.99
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Place your orders for Turkeys
and Bone -In or Boneless
Hams no later than Oct. 4.
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FRONTS SISES HINDS PORK HALVES
90c LB $1.03 LB $1.25 LB $1,09 LB
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Our own Smoked Hams, Shoulder, Slab Bacon 13reakfast
Link Sausage, Sliced Pastromi & Summer Sausage
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VEGETABLES
SEBAGA POTATOES;
David Steckle, Mrs. J.H.
Johnstone.
ANY OTHER VARIETY OF
LATE POTATOES; Mrs. J.H.
Johnstone, Mrs. Mabel Selves
EARLY POTATOES; Mrs.
Freda Boa, David Steckle,
Mrs. Mabel Selves.
BEST DISPLAY OF VEG.
10 Varieties, 2 of each.
Mrs. Herb Beierling.
beets 5, TABLE: Mrs. E.E.
Riley, Mrs. Mabel Selves
Mrs. Herb Beierling.
CARROTS, 5 LONG;
Mrs. Mabel Selves, Mrs. E.E.
Riley, Mrs. Irene Blackwell.
CARROTS, 5, SHORT
Mrs. V.L. Becker, Mrs. Herb
Beierling, Mrs. Irene Black-
well.
TOMATOES, 5 RED:
David Steckle, Mrs. Irene
Blackwell.
TOMATOES, 5, GREEN:
David Steckle, Mrs, Irene
Blackwell, Mrs. J. Van
Wonderen.
TOMATOES, 5, YELLOW
Mrs. Irene Blackwell, Mrs.
J.H. Johnston, Mrs. Herb
Beierling.
ONIONS, 5, YELLOW
Mrs. Eben Weigand, Mrs.
Mabel Selves, Mrs. E.E.
Riley.
ONIONS,5, SPANISH:
Mrs. Freda Boa, Mrs, Carmel
Sweeney.
PUMPKIN, PIE; Mrs. Herb
Beierling, Mrs. V.L. Becker,
Marty Becker.
Warning on
Kentwood beans
(by Pat Lynch, • Soils and
Crops Specialist, OM AF)
Last spring a certain perc-
entage of Kentwood beans
were planted. This new var-
iety had been extensively
tested prior to its licencing.
One of the characteristics
of this bean is that it is a
larger size than either Sanilac
or Seafarer. Any grower del-
ivering Kentwood beans
would be well advised to check
with his local elevator operat-
or before delivering this
variety.
Since the Kentwood bean
is lager than Seafarer or San-
ilac a different size of screen
is required for handling this
bean. If Kentwood beans are
handled on the same size of
screen as Seafarer and Sanilac
a certain percentage of Kent-
wood beans will be screened
ou t.
Therefore in order to min-
imize the amount of clean-
out from these beans Kent-
wood beans should only be
cleaned through the correct
size of screen. One way to
check, is to look at a sample
of the beans that are screen-
ed out.
PUMPKIN, YELLOW,
Mrs. Irene Blackwell,
CABBAGE2 HEADS:
Mrs. Irene Blackwell, Mrs.
Freda Boa.
CORN, SWEET, 6 ears;
Mrs. Herb Beierling.
CUCUMBERS, FOR SLIC-
ING:'Mrs. V.L. Becker, Mrs.
Irene Blackwell.
CUCUMBERS for pickling;
Mrs. Mabel Selves, Mrs. V.L.
Becker, Mrs. J. Van Wond-
even,
CUCUMBERS, 2 LARGEST
Mrs. Irene Blackwell.
GARDEN BEANS, Mrs.
Herb Beierling, Mrs. E.E.
Riley, Mrs. J.H. Johnstone.
PEPPERS, 4 GREEN:
Miss Marion Becker, Mrs,
Irene Blackwell, Mrs. V.L.
Becker.
CUCUMBERS 3 any long
variety; Mrs. Herb Beierling.
HOMEMADE LAUNDRY
SOAP 6 bars; Miss Marion
Becker.
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