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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1949-09-23, Page 34 •l kti 4u -Following are t]e',px�ze winuexi ,:of McI 111op *keel Falr, 404 leer, Wednesday* 44er000n e,t S,S NO, G, 'MaIClllops Poultry Geesg,. Leon MaleneY, I obt, leg, tele,: l9oug. Aaltpu;, ducks, Clerts, Boyd, . Jean,. Scott,, Kobt, B,e ale; Doug Daito ;ducks, Robt:•ett1es, Exhibit 15; Pat Sloan, Duo Hal, ton;. Pheasants, Elsie Siemon; ;pigeons, , Ifignald Trewartha, 1st and :2nd, Report Regele, Joe •Murraq R. Ha tpstere, Doug Dalton, Anne, :Sinclair, Jean Scott, Doug Paten; turk e s, Catherine Ryan, Jerry Eckert, Mary Dennis; Bantams, Harold Jantzi, Carl' Bouch, Gra- liiam,Neable; ben and chicks, Har- old Jantzi, Stephen Maloney, Glor- ia Boyd. Jerry Eckert; Barred Rocl s�, Gloria:: toyli, Vat S'14an 2n4 Awl', 44 Jea'ii�p Stott; • iT.>regborns, Mildred Ryan,, FtePt, R.egeie,L1Qyd la'ne.,nnan,: ii`ognethapplel; blow Ifs ,, ix res; laaxl i3uupk, Arlene. •] gel;. Leon Murray, :Donald Aite- reheri Tright Sussex, liernieth Papple, Rpht,. Regele, Stephen ll4a- loney, Leslie . ,Campbell; Hybrid, Mae ,Bohlen,' Michael Maloney:, Grace Memen, Peter 1Vtaloney; Co op Sp.eeial lox eggs;. (white); >Gfiis Byerrean, l $1,`t Dennis, '(•brown). Mary.'laennis,Jean.'H711eri.. piets- Cats, Krauekopf:'Elsie Regele, Lloyd. Bauierma Cleadon Derr; • rabbits, Fergus Maloney, Kenneth Ryan, Ronald . Ryan, No. 2 Schopl•,t- dogs„,' Rotiemary F1an- nerk, , Ivan Rapien, Geraid, Sloan; A. E. MUNN, Box 23, Hensall, Ont. MENNO STECKLE, R.R. No. 2, Zurich, Ont. immunities. 51x8e ''±4t~ 'W lea i Jos, tinRho > ie Siexlic* ; el4eaf h•Pl * Jima Sbea4 OPfl n sofa, To SelMol",. Maly , ' 1onoa e Sflea,i! >altpn; ,'Wheat,, ::tl ,04Qld aaxitzi, ,14Mei ;IIG[410ne1i Bert tosonie- oa(sa �t t> betty . n . r4 n, beonardlllr 1340 40, d e �. ilrsl.a a ,,t poi 14 Mio ereher, Arlene Diesel, B4443 Canxpbell,, Raymaiid Heilder7 sen, beans, .13e44 Paxbar .. ' Boyd, Bahby KQlly, Garry. Apy7,inoolat, E:$ 011oh rm., 'b ; O & �'beans, g ..aNe u Ii..blrY Murray..Itobt, Pettl', Map lb* ton, Bert Dennie VelletlAlea Field: turnips„ ;Bobby PPM' i el - en• •Pnyooi No. 2 School, Rude Pll Purki; table • taa ond Reran, Shirley Horan, Wayne MG-,, *ghee', Veronica g,hea; potatoes, Eileie Siemon; Arlene Riegel, Mary MoDonakl, June Smith; tomatoes, Mary McDonald, Elsie Siemon, No. ,2 ,School, No. 7 School; corn, Doug Dalton, Marion McLaughlin, Mary Macdonald, Jtudo(lph Burke; scars. rots, Dorothy Regele,, Bobay Doerr, Barbara Boyd, Marjorie Kerr; beets, Betty Doerr, Bobby Murray; dealt " Sfemon, Dorothy Regele; cabbage, Beatrice Siemon, Patricia Nolan, Earl Rock, Gerald. Sloan; onions, Florence Sloan, No. 7 Lead- bury. Betty Doerr, Bobby Doerr; citrons, Bobby Kelly, Patricia Nol- an, Mary Dennis, Betty Axtman; pumpkin, Fergus Kelly, No. 2 School, Vincept Nolan, James Axt- man. 1� Fruit Fall apples, Merle .Gedkie, May - da Bauermann, Aileen Smith, Joan Maloney; winter apples, Wayne McMichael, Doug. Dalton, Roy Mc- Quaid. Dorothy Keys; pears, Doug. Dalton, Claire Hackwell, Marjorie McClure, Pout Murray; plums, Betty Campbell. Edith Boyd, Doug Dalton, Dorothy Keys; grapes, Jack McClure, Leadbury School, Kathleen Scott, Helen Pryce. Flowers Asters, Doug Dalton, Barbara Boyd, Carl k3uuck, Ma; jorie Mil- ler; Phlox, Doug •. Dalton, Grace Siemon, Jean Scott, Florence Sloan; Zinnias, Doug Dalton, Bob- by Murray, Arlene Diegel, Dianne Bolton; Sweet Peas, Helen Pryce, -Merle Godkin, Audrey Godkin, Jean Hillen; Marigolds, Doug. Dalton, Paul Murray, Joan Somer- ville. Alene Godkin; Gladioli, Doug. Dalton, Catherine Campbell, Gloria Boyd, Helen Pryce; Dahlias, Doug. Dalton, Iris Bauermann, El - For Flume Furnishings See the New Box Furniture Store * AXMINSTER RUGS * SCATTER MATS . MM • CONGOLEUMS * INLAIDS :. • AND ALL FURNISHINGS for the HOME Mrs. James Barry won the second week's draw -a Simmons' Inner Spring Mattress. The ticket was drawn by Mayor J. E. Keating. The next draw will be made Saturday, Sept. 24, at 9 p.m., for a Hostess Chair. • BOX FURNITURE STORE FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE OFFICE 43 NIGHTS 595-W or 18 1 NommilimmememEgiagamilmsammossiimw `EXCELLENCE FLOUR' GIVES -PERFECT SATISFACTION "GOLD STAR" - All Purpose Flour "EXCELLENCE" - Bread Flour "MAGIC" - Ontario Wheat Pastry Flour "Just Give Them a Trial" • DAIRY RATION • •HOG FATTENER • CHICK GROWER • PIG STARTER • CALF MEAL • SOW RATION • HOG GROWER • LAYING MASH • dHICK STARTER • BROILER MASH • HATCHING MASH TURGEON GRAIN and PROCESSED FEEDS Feed Division of Excellence Flour Mills, Limited SEAFORTH, ONTARIO PHONES 353 - 354 FARMERS We will buy your WHEAT, BARLEY, OATS, MIXED GRAIN, and PAY BEST MARKET PRICES 1. A At St ,reeepha a Gliurci toll,? R+�. 'a;J,epoa;4. hated,. In maxil4g Riga. xtleupl a toy' o>r 010 Ntr, paxbert,. oi` liujetawlaahipx gip- V*odore NO** V4, $41);:i Solt l4 's'. YIrA . Millett': Tttwns;hip, arkd the late .gwra Tb`lynn Tiit4 blrilloz ghen In Marriage by her. bOrther ixaoth » Carbert, was: s(oaltIM Mst ha'; w ite lx � satin. with .nylon .net yolcsE: bordered; liSr a wide . satin , fold l oOl- ��with seed pearl$. Her ,ill eldt W s edged, ixisaPoi flace and; Might ' Up with clusters;, of Pearl Orange blossoms. She wore a heart-, shaped headdress of orange Dios soros to hold her long veil of em_. broidered French illusion, and car- ried a cascade of Starlight rases; and Stephanotis. Mrs: Clem Rey nolds, sister of the bride, was ma- tron of honor in a bouffant :gown' 1f orchid taffeta, and the brides= maids were Miss Margaret Quigley of Detroit, in aqua taffeta, mad Miss Vera Wild, of Clinton, niece of the bride, similarly frocked. sie Siemon. Jean Hillen,; Snapdrag- on, Beatrice Siemon, Doug- Dalton, Carl Buuck, Barbara Boyd; Cos- mos, Elsie Siemon, Doug. Dalton, Robert Bettles, Theo Melady; Pot- ted Plant, Elsie Siemon, Dorothy Keys, Dorothy Regele, Helen Pryce. Collections Leaves, Iris Bauerman, Leonard Miller, Elsie Siemon, Jean Siemon; weeds, Jean Siemon, Elsie Siemon, Grace Siemon, Audrey Godkin; in- sects, S.S. No. 2, Grace Siemon; scrapbooks, Betty Axtmann, Claire Hackwell, Betty Murray, Mary Macdonald; note. books, Jean Sie- mon, Marjorie 'Miller, Mayda Bauermann, Joan McLaughlin; cur- ios. Leon Murray, Catherine Camp- bell, Harold Jantzi, Mac Bolton; Indian relics, two exhibits from No. 6; shell craft, Helen Connelly, Catherine •Campbell, Gordon Ken- nedy. Writing and Printing • Grade 8, Joyce Bauermann, Dor- othy Walters, Ursula Givlin, Mar- ion Roach; Grade 7, Gordon Ken- nedy, Raymond Henderson, Mar- jorie Miller, Betty Axtman; Grade 6, Joan McLaughlin, Rose Duch- arme, Joan Bauermann; Grade 5, Helen Pryce, Jean Scott, Marlene Sherbarth, Helen Pryce; Grade 4, Catherine Moylan, Jerry Eckert, Donald Hulley, Cleo Bowman; Grade 3, Marjorie Cuthill, Donald Hulley, Ken McClure,' Patricia Welsh; Grade 3. Jimmie Maloney, Rosemary Lane, Helen Walters, Marie O'Connor; Grade 2, Fergus Kelly, Theo Melady, RoyMcQuaid, Gloria Boyd; Grade 1, ora Scott, No. 12 School, Raymond Horan, Loretta Connolly. Drawing Grades 1, 2, 3 and 4, Audrey Godkin, Edith Boyd, Joy Jantzi, 3rd and 4th; colored, Jean Scott, Ray- mond' Henderson, Marjorie Mc- Clure, Jean Siemon; map of Hur- on, Rosemary Lane, Mary Cronin, Ken Ducharme, Marie O'Connor; map of South America, Joan. Bauer - man, Marlene Sherbarth, Barbara Boyd, Wayne McMichael; map of Canada (products), Helen Horan, Elsie Siemon, George Love, Chas. Geddes; plan of farm, Bobby Wal- ters, 1st and 2nd, Ken Ducharme, James Axtman. FancyWork, Sewing, Knitting Cross stitch pattern, Beatrice Siemon, Audrey Godkin, Cleo Bow- man, Mary Shea; pillow slips, Bet- ty Campbell, Helen Connolly, Doro- thy Regele, Helen Connolly; hem- stitched tea towels, Helen Connol- ly, Helen Pryce, Margaret Boyd. Jack McClure; fancy work on tea towels, Helen Pryce, Barbara Boyd, Helen Connol}y, June Smith; scarf with fringe. June Smith, Helen Connolly, Marjorie Miller; plain blouse, Cecelia Connolly. Betty Axtman, Olene Godkin, Jean Sie- mon; best dressed doll, Betty Axt- man, Iris Bauerman, Joyce Bauer - man ; crocheting doilie, Helen Pryce 1.st and 2nd, Rose Murray. June Smith; pot holders, Audrey Godkin, Marjorie Boyd. Shirley Horan; article in felt, Mayda Bauerman. Jean McLaughlin; cush- ion top in wool, Bobby Murray. Marjorie Miller, Elsie Siemon; sweater (knit by teacher), Miss Joan Flanagan, teacher of S.S. No. 1. Baking Fruit loaf, No. 2 School; white bread, Bobby Kelly, Nancy Kelly, No. 2 School; buns, No. 2 School; bran muffins, Lois Somerville, Grace Siemon, Rose Siemon, Helen Pryce; oatmeal cookies, Shirley Horan, Betty Murray, Joy Jantzi, No. '2 School; tarts, Helen Pryce, Joy Jantzi, Merle Godkin, S.S. No. 7; pumpkin pie, Helen Pryce, No. 7 School, Barbara Boyd; apple pie, Helen Pryce, No. 7 School, Jean Scott, Olene Godkin; raisin pie, Helen Pryce, Barbara Boyd, Nancy Kelly, Audrey Godkin; lemon pie, Helen Pryce, Margaret Boyd, No. 7 School, Nancy Kelly; angel cake, Joyce Bauerman, Mary Dennis, Rose Ducharme, pupil from No. 2: layer case, Joan Somerville, Nancy Kelly, Rose Ducharme, pupil from No. 2; school lunch, Elizabeth Mc - Gavin, Joyce Bauerman, Iris Bauer - man. Manual Tr ining Chair, Doug. Datlton, Rudolph Burki, Robt. Regele, Leon Murray; wall bracket, June Smith, Lloyd Bauerman, Bobby Murray, Ray- mond Henderson; lawn ornament, Doug. Dalton,- Bobbie Kerr, Bobby Murray, Robert Bettles; pot bold- er,. Raymond Henderson, JacksiMel- ady; milk stood, James Axtman, Lloyd Glanville, Alex Glanville; Movable toy, 1st tractor, Neil Mc - Gavin, Elizabeth McGavin, Donnie Dodds; doorstop; ;Doug. Dalton; model gate, James Axttiian, Ken- neth Campbell, Edward Campbell; hammer handle, Jades. Axtman, Ross Cuthill, Marjorie Cuthill, a3k Melady+; bird house, Andrew ?atrlek, Mao Holton, Donnie Dodds, Dobbin Murray; unique means of travel, Mac Bolton. x�iaA i� �,ximxgs '�XiT:w ppa''��jwj' oyNg11 bl"•yilOT esye�� 1Aryyuln[a: rto 1 ,14rxplt or l niiltpP' q,. h :AA Wa beat * 0. hts :PM* ix *4 tie t#siuc' era Alpysin> NAlan an41p Apl Hail'„ "'A ,x 4+ lip fplXpwd 4t tile, ;+ 1fot4 >?1XXs' the coupe lea,i* luti lfOr ecirip; tp, Nsoartier�k Qnt4r9u,, tiro e wore for txs - 1Zi xg a ntx1 Qg acAtt, barow4. bordiuie Yl'Xth.;;,poop; osspries atld corsage of `fiotie. tri ;axtd Mx , Flyrxn' will live ; �xlet` x9wnip. ss Marian D'o'Pue'aI sp tit,', 1.47', _11 her home and also ,art_exlded London Exhibition 'before rot! t ung::: to Clinton, Miss Rachael Johnston; who :xas he k 7i sick for the ,oast three vaeelts,. ir;able to be out again, lltGrs. Margaret Miller, of •Leam- ington, spent the past two weeks vlrftix her sister, Mrs. J. W. John- ston and family. -Quite a number from Varna at- tended the Western Fair last week at 'London. 11iir. and Mrs. J. P. Johnston, Phyllis and Robert spent the week erd, with relatives at Varna, re- turning home on Monday. Miss Rena E. Johnston, Reg.N., of New York, spent last week with her mother and family, previous to relieving on the staff of the Ryer- son Institute of Technology at To- ronto for six weeks. BLYTH Death of Mrs. A. W. MoCool On Saturday, Sept. 3, Emma Elia Toll, beloved wife of A. W. McCool, passed away in East General Hos- pital, Toronto. Although she had not been in the best of health for some tine, her death- came sudden - Q co Qr you Ask for SALADA TEA COMPAIff QF CAI ly with a great shock to her fam- ily Born in East Wawa -nosh Jan. 29, 1905, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Toll, Mrs. McCool later moved to Hariock in Hullett Twp., where she $'wished her pub - /lie school education. She took a commercial course at the School of Commerce, Clinton, and held a posi- tion with the Canadian National in Toronto for a number of years. In September, 1934, she married her now bereft husband, A. W. McCool, who- with a ten -year-old daughter, Joan, survives. Surviving also are three brothers and one sister: Ern- est of Hullett Twp., Ira of Water- loo, Lorne in Alberta and Ruby of Toronto. A brother, Herbert, pre- deceased her. A private funeral ser- vice was held from the Chapel of the Trull Funeral Home, Danforth Ave., Toronto, on Tuesday night;; Sept. 6, at 8 p.m., eoxldutcted by. Rev. Perkins, of Donland's Ave.., United Church. The remains were brought to Blyth on Wednesday and a public service was held at Burns' United Church at 2.30 p.m., with Rev. S. Brenton conducting. Relatives and friends from Toron- to, Brantford, Waterloo, London, Michigan, Wisconsin and neighbors gathered' to spay' tribute to her memory. Floral tributes were many and beautiful. Pallbearers were Robert Smith, James Neilans, Ted Reid, Lorne Roe, Leslie Reid. and Thos. Stevens. Flower -bearers were Watson Reid, Aubrey Toll, Wesley Roe, James Hogg, Jack Wallace, Fred Daws and Jim Leitch. Inter- ment was made in Blyth Union Cemetery. J B. HIGGINS PHONE 188,. ; SSAFOR7 Authorized Surge Service Deaf A OR' FAL. FAl a dFRlDAY September 22 - 2 SEE THE BIG COMMERCIAL FEATURE' DRESSED POULTRY AND EGGS Opening Ceremonies THOMAS PRYDE, M.LA. will officially open the Fair FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23rd, at 1 p. Perth -Huron JerseyBreeders' Parish Show Swine Club and Field(rop pogo Boy's Tractor Club Contest • • • HARNESS AND RUNNING RACES • • CHILDREN'S PET SHOW ��� • CHICKEN SCRAMBLE • STEP DANCE CONTEST Vr5 • BABY SHOW �i;egi • • • Don Robertson and His Ranch Boys Before Grandstand LIGHT HORSE SHOW TUG-OF-WAR PONY RACES BIG PARADE SCHOOL CHILDREN IN COSTUME 12:30 P.M. BANDS IN ATTENDANCE SPECIAL DISPLAYS and EXHIBITS - - - $4,000 IN CASH PRIZES ADMISSIONS: Adults 50c Cars 25c ri. Nite Dance School Children in Parade, FREE CARDNO'S HALL, SEAFORTH Music by Don Robertson and his•°`'CKNX Ranch Boys DANCING •-y- 9:30 on