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The Huron Expositor, 1965-09-30, Page 8Fp r-• rft ,:•:S1 � nee Fal xhl it Results Asters, pine Qt+, rose, Mrs. A. Taylor, , tit' field; Cos- mos display? Mrs. A. Jamie- son, ,Mrs. Wiz M . polmage; Cel- osia, ampus ',plume, Mrs. R. Aikens; ►ahlia Pompon, Mrs R. S. Aikens, Mrs. Stone- house; Dahlia, Bailor Honey- comb, Mrs. R. S. Aikens, Mrs. Eldon Yeo; Dahlia, Cac- tus, Mrs. R. S. Aikens; Dah- lia, dwarf hybrid, Mrs. Eldon Yeo; Dahlia, large decora- tive, Mrs. Aikens, Mrs. J. Hildebrecht; vase of mina- ture Gladiolus, Mrs. R. S. Aikens; Gladiolus, 3 spikes, different, Mrs. R. S. Aikens; Marigold African, Mrs. Stone- house, Mrs. Eldon Yeo; Marigolds, French, Mrs. Ar- chibald Jamieson, Mrs. El- don Yeo; Peunia, single, frin- ged, Mrs. Wm. Dolmage; Pe- tunia, double, Mrs. Aikens; Roses, Floribunda, Mrs. Jean Taylor, Mrs. R. S. Aikens; Scabiosa, 7 blooms, Mrs. Aikens: Snapdragon, 7 spikes Mrs. F . -S. Aikens; Zinnia, pomp r Lilliput, Mrs. R. S. Aikens; Zinnia, Cactus, Mrs. R. S. Aikens; Begonia, 2 flowering varieties, Mrs. R. S. Aikens, Mrs. Eldon Yeo; Coleus, foliage, red, Mrs. Eldon Yeo, Mrs. R. S. Aikens; Coleus, foliage, green, Mrs. R. S. Aikens; Cac- tus collection, Mrs. R. • S. Aikens, Mrs. Wm. Dolmage; new or rare plant, Mrs. Mae Dorrance, Mrs. R. S. Aikens; best basket annual flowers, Ith.,, R. S. Aikens: floral ar- • ran,gei:rent, Mrs. R S. Aikens, Mrs. Jaim son; floral arrange ment for welding anniver- sary, Mrs. R. S. Aikens, Mrs. Wm. Dolmage; floral ar- rangement, diningroom table, Mrs. R. S. Aikens, Mrs: Louis Stonehouse; flower arrange- ment, living room, Mrs. R. S. Aikens, Mrs. 'Louis Stnoe- house. •Mrs. R. S. Aikens of Dublin took the remaining flower classes and received the mosta points. Canned Fruits and Vegetables Preserved strawberries; Mrs. J. A. Jamieson, Mrs. Ethel Tosczak, Mrs. Reta Orr; can- nedcherries, red, pitted, Mrs. Laverne Godkin,. Mrs. Louis Stonehouse, Mrs. Eldon Yeo; canned peaches, Mrs. Louis Stonehouse, Mrs. Don Glou- sher,. Mrs. Laverne Godkin; canned pears, Mrs. Ethel Tbsczak, Mrs. Laverne God - kin, Mrs. Robt. Regele; can- ned plums, Mrs. L. Stone- house, Mrs. Ethel Tosczak, Mrs. Heimpel; canned red raspberries, Mrs. Laverne Godkin, Mrs. Ethel Tosczak, Mrs. Robt. Regele; fruit cock- tail, Mrs. Don Glousher, Mrs. Laverne • Godkin, Mrs. W. Dolmage; tomato juice, Mrs. L. Stonehouse, Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs, Robt. Regele; chili sauce, Mrs. L. Stone- house, Mrs. J. A. Jamieson, Mrs. Wm. Dolmage; pickled cherries, Mrs. Jean Taylor; canned pineapple Mrs. Wm. Dolmage, Mrs. 1 verne God - kin; canned whole tomatoes, Mrs. Robt. Regele, Mrs. Wm. Dolmage, Mrs. Reta Orr; sweet cucumber pickles, Mrs. Ethel Tosczak; Mrs. Robt. Regele, Mrs. L. Stone- house; pickled beets, Mrs. Laverne Godkin, Mrs. Wm. Dolmage, Mrs. Robt. Regele; relish, Marguerite Scott, Mrs. Jean Taylor, Mrs. Ethel Tosczak; new variety pickles, Mrs. L. Stonehouse, Mrs. R. Regele. Mrs. W. Dolmage; For Complete 'INSURANCE on your HOME,. BUSINESS, FARM, CAR, ACCIDENT, LIABILITY OR LIFE - " SEE JOHN A. CARDNO Insurance Agency Phone 527-0490 Seaforth Office Directly Opposite Seaforth Motors dill pickles, Mrs. 'Ethel Tose- zak, Mrs. W, Dolmage, Mrs. Stonehouse; tomato cat- sup, Mrs. Ethel Tosczak; black currant jam, Mrs. W. Dolmage, Mrs, Ethel Tosc- zak, Mrs, Eldon Yeo; straw- berry jam, Mrs. Laverne Godkin, Mrs. Robt. Camp-_ bell, Mrs. J. A. Jamieson; raspberry jam, Mrs, Laverne Godkin, Mrs. J. A. Jamieson, Mrs. Ethel Tosczak; apple jelly, Mrs. Ethel Tosczak, Mrs. L. Stonehouse, Mrs. El- don Yeo; red currant jelly, Mrs. Reta Orr, Mrs. Ethel Tosczak, Mrs. J. A. Jamie- son; any other variety jam, Mrs. Robt. Campbell, Mar- . guerite Scott; Mrs. Jean Tay- lor; collection canned fruits, Mrs. Ethel Tosczak; collec- tion jams and jellies, Mrs. Ethel Tosczak, Mrs. L. -Stone- house, Mrs. W, Dolmage. Home Economics Bread -Loaf white bread, Mrs. Ethel Tosczak, Mrs. L. Stonehouse, Miss Marguerite Scott; loaf brown bread, Mrs. L. Stonehouse, Miss Marguerite Scott; loaf fruit bread, Miss Marguerite Scott. Buns -6 buns plain, Mrs. L. Stonehouse, Miss Marguer- ite Scott, Mrs. Bill Holland; Cakes -Angel cake, unic- cd, Mrs. Colclough, Mrs. Don Gluusher, Miss Marguerite Scott; chocolate layer cake, Marguerite Scott, Mrs. L. Stunehouse, Mrs. R. Camp- bell; white layer cake, Mrs. Colclough, Marguerite Scott, banana layer cake. Mrs. Bet- ty Cardno, Marguerite Scott, Mrs. R. Campbell; chiffon cake, Mrs. Laverne Godkin, Marguerite Scott, Mrs. Ethel Tosczak; •._ dark fruit. cake, Mrs, R. Campbell, Mrs. Ethel Tosczak, Mrs. L. Stonehouse; light fruit cake, Marguerite Scott, Mrs. Jean Taylor, Mrs. L. Stonehouse; date `and nut loaf, Miss .Teresa Devereauy, Mrs. Laverne Godkin, Mrs. Ethel Tosczak. Candy -Maple• cream, Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs... Eldon Yeo, Mrs, J. -A. Jamieson; choco- late fudge, Mrs. W. Dolmage, Marguerite Scott, Mrs.. Heim- pel; home-made dipped cho- colates, Mrs. Laverne God - kin, Mrs. Eldon Yeo, Mrs. Jean Taylor; Cookies -7 cookies, plain white, Mrs. Wm. Dolmage, Marguerite Scott, Mrs. Heim- pel; variety of uncooked cookies, Mrs. Eldon Yeo, Marguerite Scott, Mrs. Jean Taylor; variety of cooked cookies, Mrs. Don., Glousher•, Marguerite Scott, Mrs. Jean Taylor; 7 cocoanut maca- roons, Mrs. Jean Taylor, Mrs, Laverne Godkin, Mar- guerite Scott. Pies -Pumpkin pie, Mrs. Laverne Godkin, Mrs. R. Campbell, Mrs. L. Stone- house; cherry pie, Mrs. Bill Holland, Mrs. R. Campbell, Mrs. Reta Orr; lemon pie, Mrs. Reta Orr, Mrs. Laverne Godkin, Marguerite Scott; raisin pie, Mrs. R. Campbell, Mrs. L. Stonehouse, Mrs. Jean Taylor; apple pie, Mrs. J. A. Jamieson, Marguerite Scott, Mrs.. Jean Taylor. .. Tarts -7 butter tarts, with fruit, Mrs. J. -'A Jamieson, 1Virs. Heimpel, Marguerite Scott; 7 jam tarts, Mrs. L. Stonehouse, Marguerite Scott Mrs, Jean Taylor. • Miscellaneous -7 tea bis- cuits, Mrs. L. Stonehouse, Mrs. Colclough, Mrs. Reta Orr; 7 tea biscuits, whole wheat, 'Marguerite Scott; 7 bran muffins, plain, Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs. R. Regele, Mrs. L. Stonehouse; short- bread, 7 pieces, Mrs. Wm. Dolmage, Mrs. Colclough, Marguerite Scott; special •box of treats, suitable for shut-in, Mrs. L. Stonehouse, Marguerite Scott;', Mrs. Eldon. Yeo; • 'Specials - Collection of plain baking, Mrs. L. Stone- house, Mrs, Colclough, Mar- guerite Scott; . 6 different ways to serve apples, Mrs. Eldon Yeo, Mrs. Jean Taylor, Marguerite Scott; six differ- ent ways to serve potatoes, Mrs. Eldon Yeo, Marguerite Scott; fine things I can ,do with plain white cake mix, SEAFORTH STORES WILL CLOSE AT 9:00 P.M. Each Friday Evening commencing FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1st MERCHANTS' COMMITTEE Seaforth Chamber of Commerce Eleinciitary School Section Vegetables ;- Three table turnips, Brad Finlayson, Brenna Finlayson; four gar- den carrots, short, Debbie Boshart, Brad Finlayson, Su- san Beuerman, Danny Cor- nish, Randy Wood; four gar- den carrots, long, Dianne Oldfield, . Linda Coltman, Brad Finlayson, Jean McKaig Mary Anne McLean; four parsnips, Rose Marie Flynn, Brad Finlayson; four pickl- ing beets, Jim Thompson, Mary Anne McLean, Jim Hoff, Brad Finlayson, Garry Munro; four table beets, Jim Thoinpson, Wayne Coombs, Susan Coombs, Mary Anne McLean, Kevin Bennett; six spanish onions, Susan Kun- der, Bill Boussey; six cook- ing onions, Sheila Campbell, Brenda Finlayson, Jean Mc- Kaig, Debbie Doig, Anne Hopper; six ripe tomatoes, Ernie Putman. Brad Finlay- son, Randy Alexander, David McClure, Brenda Finlayson; two... citrons, Ronnie Hopper, Newton Dalton, Larry Ryan; two late cabbages, Brad Fin- layson, Susan Coombs', Anita Nobel, Mary Janniaat, Gary Groothius; six quart basket potatoes, (girls), Jean Mc- Kaig, Betty Thompson, Sus- an Beuerman, Bennie Gard- iner, Marion Nott; six -quart basket potatoes (boys), Bob- by Cumming, Brad Finlayson, Jim Thompson, Gary' Munro, Danny Maloney; two pie pumpkins, Brad Finlayson, Brenda Finlayson, Patsy An- derson, June Falconer David Dalrymple: largest pumpkin or squash. David Harvey, Don Henderson, Peter Har- vey, LindaAnderson, Rich- ard Smith: two summer Squash (pepper), Brenda. Finlayson, Peter Harvey, Anita Nobel,. Alan Kennedy, Lori Kennedy; two cticum- bers,' Susan Beuerman, Patti ' Ziler, Carol Racho, Ruth Govier, Margaret Arnold; I four ears sweet corn, Carol Anne Wallace, Brad Finlay- son, Darlene Carnochan, Brenda Finlayson, Gary Zinnia, Dianne Oldfield„Bar- bara Doig, Jean Deveeaux, Gary Munro, Tom DevereattXx Most points, Susan Beuer- man, 34 -points. Cooking -Six tea biscuits, Mary Oke, Elaine Carter, Elaine McClure, Jim Thomp- son, Janice Schenck; six plain butter tarts, Dwayne Cornish Lois Muegge,, Mary Oke, Elaine Carter, Janice Schenck; six bran ,muffins, Pam Snowdon, , Debbie Mc- Pherson, Jan Dietz; six oat- meal date squares, Janice Schenck, Elaine McClure, Jean McKaig, Barbara Muir, Arlene Williams; six drop oatmeal cookies, Joanne Mel- anson, Beth Broome, Joey McLean, Barbara Brady, Cathy Somers; chocolate lay- er cake, Anne Stewart, Vicki Miller--, June .Falconer, Mary Anne McLean, Marlene Nash; light layer cake, Debbie Mc- Pherson, Anne Wilbee, Jose- phine Willems, Betty Thomp- son, Anne Marie Devereaux; apple pie, Mary Oke, Elaine Carter, Larry Ryan, Jim Thomuson; Janice Schenck; raisin pie, Mary Anne Mc- Lean, Elaine McClure, Mary Oke, Elaine Carter, Janice Schenck; candy, maple cream Mary Anne McLean, Marilyn Holland, Dianne Patterson, Marlene Turnbull, Jean Dev- ereaux: candy, ' chocolate fudge, Eleanor Boshart, Bar: bee Bryans, Lauren Moggach, Brenda Dietz; Bonnie Gar- diner. -, Most points, Mary Oke, 16 points, Mary Anne McLean, 12. Elaine McClure, 11. Sewing -Tea towel, hand embroidered, Catharine Scott Marilyn Holland, June Fal- coner, Lois Nigh, Gail Gray; doll's bonnet and sweater set, Dianne Nott, Mary Noble, Ann Nigh; pieced quilt block Mary Anne McLean, June Falconer, Jean Falconer; ar- ticle of felt, Barbara Brady, Jane Dietz, Margaret Eckert, Mary Noble, Arlene Williams; article, of foam rubber, Joan Hildebrand. Crafts ,and Hobbies -Col- lection of -pictures, Susan Kunder, Doug, Hildebrand, • Sylvia Smith, Janice Dietz, Mary Jeari Fry; collection of weeds, Glenda Little, Mary Jane Southgate, Bar- bara McClure, Anita Nobel, collection of leaves, Paul Moggach, Ronald Hopper,. Bob Coleman, Beata Malkus, Roger Sedley; collection of woods, Bill Carter, Bruce Malcolm; novelty invitation, Marlene Turnbull, Perry Broome, Jane Sills, Joan Hildebrand, Mary Lou De - Groot; plasticene model, pon ' Henderson, Perry Broome, David Moggach, Pam Snow- don, Angela Philips; pos- ter of wild life conservation, Jim Rowatt, Jim Putman, Anne Smith, Melannie Mat- zold, Dianne Shepherd; Christ mas tree ornament, Susan Kunder, Patricia Roberton, Nancy Dietz, Pat Devereaux Joan -Nobel; Mother's Day or F'ather's Day card, Pam Snow dun, Patricia Roberton, Per- ry Broome, Beth Broome, Tracy Baker; box suitably gift wrapped, Bill Boussey, .Althea Stannah, Jean Dev- ereaux, Wendy Stannah, nary Jean Fry; bird house, Tim Hoff, Robert Newnham, Doug Philips; milk stool, Tom "Devereaux, Charlie Scott, John Van Mittenburg, Jack Heynsberger; article of Mosaic Tile, Pamela DeGroot, Peter DeGroot, Jim Cardno,. Dennis Campbell, Ricky Mac- Kenzie; article of -popsicle sticks, Vicki Miller, Leanne Melanson, Ernie Putman, Doug Hoover, Gary Grooth- ius: Christmas corsage, Eliza, beth Ball, Kevin Broomt, Larry Broome, Betty Mac- Donald, Lynne MacLean; sonic picture, using bark and muss, Elizabeth Ball, Mar- lene Turnbull, Robert Tay- lor; paint by number pic- ture, Danny Muir, Bob Cole- man, 'Marilyn Durst, Nancy Young, Dianne Henderson Ryan; vegetable or fruit an- imal, Mary Oke, Paul Mar- Ho a Department ion, Joanne Melanson, Lori Whyte, Anne M. Stewart.' Flowers -Pansies (12 only) Debra Lynne Elliott, Debbie Doig, Gayle Munno, Susan Beuerman, Joanne Melanson; sweet peas (12 sprays) Dar- lene Carnochan, Joanne Mel- anson, Vicki Miller, Elaine Roberton, Geri Kaye Ryan; Gladioli (6 to 8 spikes), Joan Hopper, Newton Dal- ton, Jim Cardno; Asters, Am- erican Beauty, Susan Beuer- man, Heather. McPherson, ISebbie McPherson, Dianne Nott, Gail Munro; Asters, Powder Puff, Dianne Old- field, Danny Maloney, Heath- er McPherson, Lynn McLean, Ruth Anne Dunlop; Mari- golds, French, Gail Munro, Gary Munro, Joan Hilde- brand, Janice McClure, Deb- bie McPherson; Marigolds, African, -Tom Devereaux, Joanne Groothius, Debbie Doig, Vicki Miller, Gail Munro; Zinnias, Ortla Polka, or Peppermint Stick, Mary .Ball, Bilf O'Shea, Elizabeth McLean, Lynn MacLean; Zinnias, baby or pompons, Debbie McPherson, Heather McPherson,. Nancy. O'Shea, Jean Devereaux, Gary Mun- ro; Dahlias, show or decora- tive, Lynn MacLean, Jim Putman, Barbara Doig, Eliz- abeth Ball, Pati Ziler; Dah- lias, cactus, Debbie Doig, Er- nie Putman, Lori Kennedy; Cosmos, Debbie Cumming, Betty Thompson, • Gary Mun- ro, Brenda Finlayson, ' Susan Beuerman; assorted varieties, Mary Oke, Susan Beuerman, Brad Carnochan, Barbara Doig, Jean Falconer; Petun- ias, single fringed, Marlyn Durst, Susan Beuerman, Bren da Finlayson, Ruth Anne Dunlop, Marion Nott; Pet- unias, double, Susan Beuer- man, Debbie McPherson, Brenda Finlayson, Debra Lynn Elliott, Gail Munno; Petunias, "single, not fringed, Susan Beuerman, John Moore Barbara Doig, Debbie Doig, Dianne Patterson; Snapdra- gon, Marilyn Durst, Vicki Miller, Debra Lynn Elliott, Bonnie Gardiner, John Moore; dining table centre, flowers, Brenda Finlayson, Vicki Miller, Ruth Anne Dun- lop, Ricki McKenzie, Debbie McClure; dining table cen- tre, fruit, Mary Oke, Joey McLean; livingroom arrange- ment, Mary Oke, Brenda Finlayson, Susan Beuerman, Vicki Miller, Susan Kunder; floral mat, Clayton McClure, Elaine .McClure, Anne Wil - bee, Linda Coleman, Vicki Miller; potted plant in bloom. Debbie Wallace, Gail Mun- ro, Mag. McLean, Janet Scott, Beth 'Dolmage; roses, 3 blooms, Mark Putman, Deb- bie Boshart, Peter Harvey, Elinor Boshart, David Har- vey; Floribunda roses; Sus- an'Beuerman, Vicki Miller, Clayton McClure, Darlene Carnochan, Peter Harvey; Dahlia, baby or pom pom, Barbara Doig, Ray Storey, Dianne Pettefson, Brenda Finlayson, Beth Dolmage; Dahlia or standard flower Marguerite Scott, Mrs. Eldon Yeo. Lake of the Woods Milling Co Ltd. Special -Loaf white bread, Mrs. Colclough, Mrs. L. Stonehouse; layer cake, Mrs. Colclough., Marguerite Scott; pie, Mrs. L. Stone- house, Marguerite Scott. Chodolate cake special - Marguerite Scott, 1V2rs. Bruce Coleman, Mrs. 'tli. Colclottgh. Winners are Named • Quilts - pieced, cotton bound, Mrs. Heimpel, Wroxe- ter; cotton, pieced, appliqued, Mrs. Jordison, Dublin, Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs. Broughton, of Wroxeter; . reversible, 2 col- ors, Mrs. Broughton, Mrs. Laverne Godkin, Walton, Mrs. Heimpel; patchwork, mixed colors, Mrs. Jordison, Stonehouse, Belgrave, E. Dennis, Walton; crib size, cotton, Mrs. Heimpel. Mrs. Broughton. Afghans - crocheted, Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs. Don Glousher, Blyth; knitted, Mrs. Ross Savauge, Seaforth, Mrs. Heim pel. Mats -braided from rags, Mrs. W, Good, Blyth, • Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs. W. Brough- ton. hooked from rags, Mrs, Heimpel, Mrs. R. S. Aikens, Dublin, Mrs. Stonehouse; hooked from yarn, Mrs. A. Taylor, Brucefield, Miss Marguerete Scott, Seaforth; latch hooked, Mrs. W. Good:' any other kind, ' Mrs. W. Good, Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs. W. Broughton; door mat, baler twine, Mrs. W. Good, Mrs. Broughton. Cushions -silk . or satin, Mrs. D. Glousher, Mrs. Heim- ptl, Mrs. Colclough, Clinton; embroidered, Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs. William Dolmage; needle point, Mrs. Heimpel, Jean Taylor; wool, Mrs: W. Brough ton, Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs. Glousher; washable, E. Dennis, Mrs. pon Glousher, Mrs. Heimpel; smocked, Mrs. E. Yeo, Clinton, Mrs. Heim- pel. Pictures and Doilies -Pic- ture, needle point, Mrs. Heim - Mrs. William Dolmage; picture, petit point, Mrs. Heimpel; picture, cross stitch, Mrs. Heimpel; centrepiece, crocheted, Mrs. Don Gloush- er, Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs. Col- clough; centre, crocheted, colored, Mrs. Don Glousher. Dining Room Furnishings - Dining tablecloth, crocheted, Mrs. Don Glousher, Mrs. Heimpel; tea cloth, embroid- ered, Mrs. W. Broughton, Mrs. Heimpel; tea cloth, any work, Mrs. W. Broughton, Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs. Stone- house;, bridge table cover, Mrs. Laverne Godkin, Miss Margueritt Scott; 'luncheon cloth, crocheted trim, Mrs. W. Broughton, Mrs. Heimpel; two table mats for hot dishes, Mrs. W. Broughton, Mrs. Heimpel. Bedroom Furnishings Pillowcase, 'embroidered, all white, Mrs. Stonehouse; pil- lowcase, embroidered, color, Mrs. Stonehouse, Miss Mar- guerite Scott, Mrs. Brough- ton; lavender pillowcase, em- broidered, Mrs. William Ddl- mage; pillowcase, crocheted edge, Mrs. Glousher, Mrs. Jordison, Mrs,- Heimpel; pil- lowcase, cut work, Mrs. Jordison, Mrs. Heimpel; py- jama bag, Mrs. Broughton;' Knitted or Crocheted Ar- ticles; Woll or Wool Mix - Gloves, wool, plain, Mrs. Broughton Mrs. Heimpel, Mts. Colclough; child's mit- tens, red, Mrs. Dolmage, Lon- desboro, Mrs. Eldon Yeo, Mrs. Colclough; man's fine sox, ribbed, Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs. Colclough; man's fine sox, fancy a -ply wool, Mrs. Colclough, Mrs. Heimpel; baby set, green knitted, Mrs. Don Glousher, •Mrs. Eldon Yeo, , Mrs. Colclough; baby set, yellow crocheted, Mrs. Don Glousher, Mrs. Col- clough; man's cardigan, Mrs. Colclough; girl's or boy's cardigan, bulky wool, , Mrs. Betty Cardno, Mrs. Don, Glousher; girl's or boy's car- digan, fine wool, Mrs. Ross Savauge, Mrs. Eldon Yeo, Mrs, Colclough; child's win- ter headgear, Mrs. Eldon Yeo, Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs. Col- clough; knitted baby dreg"s, Mrs. Colclough, Mrs, Eldon Yeo; knitted stole, Mrs. Ross Savauge, Mrs. Eldon Yeo; fair isle knitting, Mrs, W. Broughton. . Sewing - Tea or hostess apron, Mrs. Laverne Godkin, Mrs. 0.W. Broughton, Mrs. Heimpel; work apron with bib, Mrs. Laverne. Godkin, Mrs. W. Broughton, 'Mrs. pel; half apron, 2 materials, Mrs. Laverne Godkin, Mrs. W. Broughton, Mrs. Heim- pel; child's pyjamas, Mrs. W. Broughton, Mrs. Laverne Godkin, Mrs. Eldon Yeo; granny gown, Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs. Godkin, Mrs. Eldon Yeo; man's pyja,mas, Mrs. Ethel. Tosczak, Seaforth, Mrs. El- don Yeo, Mrs. Heimpel; child's corduroy • housecoat, Mrs. L. Godkin, Mrs. Eldon Yeo; duster coat, Mrs. Brough- ton, Mrs. Jordison, Mrs. Glousher; lady's house dress, Mrs. Jordison, Mrs. Heimpel; lady's shorts and blouse set, Mrs. Ethel Tosczak, Mrs, El- don Yeo; stretch fabric slims, Mrs. Ethel Tosczak, Mrs. L. Godkin; misses' or lady's shift dress, Mrs, Ethel Tosc- zak, Mrs. Laverne Godkin, Mrs. Heimpel; man's sport shirt, Mrs. Ethel Tosczak, Mrs. Heimpel; fancy sports vest, Mrs. Heimpel; child's dress, Mrs. Laverne Godkin; child's matching set, Mrs. Ethel Tosczak, Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs. Eldon Yeo. Miscellaneous - Huck weaving, Ethel Dennis, Mrs. E. Yeo, Miss Marguerite Scott; tea towel, cross-stitch trim, Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs. Stonehouse, Mrs, Eldon Yeo; barbecue apron and mitts to match, Mrs. Heimpel; 'article of terry towelling, Mrs. Broughton, Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs. Colclough; clothes pin bag, Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs. Col- clough: carriage cover, Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs. Eldon Yeo, Mrs. GIousher: 4 quilt blocks, cotton, Mrs. Stonehouse, Mrs. Eldon' Yeo, Mrs. Heimpel; tote bag for shoes, Mrs. El- don Yeo, Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs. Glousher; beach bag, Mrs. Godkin; article of crewel work, Mrs. Stonehouse, 'Mrs. Heimpel; best darning on socks, Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs. Yeo,•Mrs. Broughton. Special - pair pillow cases, cross-stitch trim, Mrs. Heimpel," Mrs. Stonehouse, Mrs. Dolmage. A coot is an aquatic bird found principally in South America. Take tune to think -it is the source of power. Livestock Heavy Horses Percheron or Belgian: Filly or gelding, 3 years, Cecil Wells, Paris; Oliver Bannerman, Monk - ton; Ernie Armstrong,. Ro wood. Filly or gelding, 2 years, Ernie Armstrong, Oliver Ban- nerman. Fi.Ily or gelding, year- ling, Ernie Armstrong. Wagon Class: Brood mare with filly by side and foal of 1964, L. M. Mur,�ro, RR 2, Em- bro, Other prizes in this class were taken by Ralph Kent, RR 2, Embro, Harness Class: Light draft team, Aubrey "roll, Blyth; Chas. Halliday;' Chesley. Percheron team, Orville Bestard, Thorn- dale. Light Belgian team, Ernie Armstrong, Cecil Wells, Oliver Bannerman, Cecil Wells. Heavy draft team, Charles Halliday, Aubrey Toll, Blyth. Heavy wa- gon team, Oliver Bannerman, L. M. Munro. Single wagon horse, heavy, Oliver Bannerman, L. M. Munro. Four - horse tandem hitch, Charles Halliday, Aubrey Toll, Orville Bestard. Six -horse tan- dem hitch, Charles Halliday, Aubrey Toll, Orville Bestard, Ernie. Armstrong. .. Specials won by Charles Hal- liday with Aubrey Toll second and Orville Bestard third. Best handled colt, L. M. Munro. Best heavy horse ,pn grounds, Chas. Halliday, Orville' Bestard. Sin- gle wagon horse in harness, light, Ralph Kent and L. M. Munro. Belgian ' team in har- ness, heavy, Len Bock, Wing - ham, Oliver Bannerman, Ernie Armstrong. Light wagon team in ha'rne'ss, Ralph Kent, L. M. Munro:, Light Horses Carriage team, Parker & Liv- ingstone, Listowel, Sam Curley, Hagersville. Roadster team, Wallace Munro, ' Len Bock, Wingham; D. M. Besley, RR 2, St. Pauls; Sam Curley. ,Single carriage horse, Wallace Munro, Parker & Livingstone, Sam Cur- ley. Gentierrien's road race, Len Bock, D. W. Besley, Wallace Munro, Sam Curley. Lady driv- er, Parker & Livingstone. - Open parade class: Mrs.. Jim Hopper, Seaforth; Joan Elliott, Zurich; Ray Devereaux, RR 4, Seaforth. Running race: Joan. Elliott, Dawna Reynolds, Bar- bara Bryans, John Muir, Sea - forth. Saddle horse, Mrs. Jim Hopper, `Barbara Bryans, Ray Devereaux, Joan -Elliott. Saddle pony, 11 hands or over, Jim Ross, Brucefield; Danny Ma- loney, Seaforth; Jim Holland, Seaforth; Dawna Reynolds. Special: Barbara Bryans, Joan Elliott, Mrs, Jim Hopper.. Sin- gle road horse, D. W. Besley, Len Bock, Wallace Munro, Len Bock, Sam Curley. Barrel race: Barbara Bryans, John Muir, Joan Elliott. Pigs ,Yorkshire --W. T. Turn- bull and Son, Brussels, won nine, classes; John Bacon, of Belgrave, 1; John Gallough- er Alliston, 1, Most points W. T. Turnbull and Son, set of files. Tamworth -Hugh A. Hart, Gadshill won all classes Special, year's subscription to Huron Expositor. Berkshire -Ross Cottle of. Woodham, won, all classes. Special, year's subscription to Huron Expositor. Landrace-Hugh A. Hart, Godshill, won all classes. Lacombe -W. T. Turnbull and Son, Brussels won eight classes; George Townsend, of Seaforth won two. Special, a year's subscription to Huron Expositor and Topnotch Special, 'W. T. Turnbull and Son, best bacon boar on the - grounds; J. Gallougher, Allis- ton, Topnotch Special, best bacon sow on grounds. Beef Cattle Butcher's Cattle -Steer or heifer, over one year, Andy Gaunt, Lucknow, Bert Pep- per, Clinton, Aberdeen Angus - Bruce McGillvary,' Paisley, won all classes. 'Dairy Cattle Guernseys -William Dale, Seaforth, won seven firsts; Kathy Dale;1; Cheryl Dale, 1; Mrs. John McCart, 1; Jim McCart, 1. Topnotch award, best uddered cow, William Dale, Seaforth, Jerseys -D. F. Snyder, of Brussels, won all classes and Topnotch award for best udd- ered cow. Sheep Shropshiredowns - Fred Gurney, Paris, won all classes in this section. Lincolns -A. D. Steepe, of Ailsa Craig, won all classes in this section. Oxfords -Donald Dearing, Exeter, won all classes in this section. • Cheviots -Vance Day of Embro took all prises in this section, Leicesters-Jim Snell. of Clinton, seven firsts; Vance Day Embro, twb firsts. Dorset Horned - P. E. Dearing, Exeter, won all these. classes, with C. Paff and Son, Ailsa Craig, one one second and six thirds: . Suffolks-S. M. Blair, of Bolton, won all classes. Poultry The Poultry section was with winners being Cliff Pep- per, Dashwood; F. ' D. Doug- rs Cattle Shows 'F'eatured Bleck and White Show -George Hayden, of Gorrie, was declared premier _.breeder and premier exhibitor of the Huron County Black and White Show. Marshall, .of RR 1, Kirk: ton, as runner-up in both com- petitions. Judged grand champion male was an entry of Allister Broad - foot, RR 3, Seaforth. Reserve championship honors went to Fred Vodden & Sons, RR 1, Clinton. The same two men re- ceived the same honors in the junior male judging. Senior champion and grand champion female honors, were won by Ed, Bell, RR 1, Blyth. Both reserve honors went to Fred Vodden & Sons. Following are the results of other classes judged in the Black and White show: Bull calf, Allister Broadfoot, Fred Vodden & Sons, George Hayden, Ed. Bell, George Hay- den. Bull, yearling, Ross Mar- shall, RR 1, Kirkton. Yearling heifer in calf, Ross Marshall, Allister Broadfoot, Fred Vodden & Sons, Allister Broadfogt. Dry heifer, two and three year olds, George Hayden, Allister Broadfoot; two-year-old heifer, in milk, or within eight weeks of calving, Elston Speiran, RR 3, Brussels; Ross Marshall, George Hayden, floss Mar- shalI, Allister Broadfoot, Three- year-old heifer, `Ed. Bell, Fred Vodden & Sons, Ross Mar- shall, George Hayden, Ross Marshall. Four-year-old heifer, Fred Vodden & Sons, George, Hayden, Fred Vodden & Sons, Elston Speiran, Ed. Bell. Fiv'o- year-old, Ed. Bell, George Hay- den, Allister Broadfoot, Ross Marshall, Elston Speiran. Best udder, Fred Vodden & Sons, George Hayden, Fred' Vodden & ,Sons, Ed.. Bell. Breeder's herd, Ross Marshall, George Hayden, Ed, Bell, • Al- lister Broadfoot. Senior get -of - sire, Allister Broadfoot, Fred Vodden & Sons. Progeny of dam, George Hayden, ' Ross Marshall, Fred Vodden & Sons. Inter -breed, udder class, Allis- ter Broadfoot, Elston Speiran, D. F. Snyder, RR 2, Brussels, Ross Marshall, Ed. Bell. Shorthorns McKenzie Hall, RR 3, Ayr, did well for himself at the Perth - Huron Shorthorn show, taking home senior champion female, junior champion female and grand champion female honors. White Bros., of St. Marys, showed the reserve junior champion female, and Andrew Gaunt, RR 1, Lucknow,.' showed the reserve grand champion female. White Bros. showed the grand champion bull and the senior champion bull. Ian McRae, RR 3, Ayr, showed the junior cham- pion bull. Reserve senior cham- pion bull and reserve grand champion bull honors went to Jack Coates, Centralia. Bert Pepper, RR 3, Seaforth, showed the reserve junior champion bull. Other results in the show fol- low: Bull, calved prior to Sept. 1, 1963, White Bros., Jack Coates, Ian McRae,- W. T. Turnbull & Son, RR 2, Brussels. Senior las, Stratford; R. F. Le Neve, Sarnia; ,,,Mrs. John' McCart, Southwold. Poultry Elementary School Utility Pens - Three fe- males, one breed, Brian Old- field, Michael Devereaux, Billy. Devereaux, Cockerel - Cross Bred, ,Heavy, Michael Devereaux, Billy Devereaux. yearling bull, Bert Pepper, Jack Coates. Junior yearling bull, Andrew Gaunt, Jack Coates, White Bros., Frank Falconer, RR 5, Clinton. Summer• year- ling bull, Bert Pepper, McKen- zie Hall. Senior bull calf, Ian McRae, Andrew Gaunt, White Bros., Jack Coates. Junior bull calf, Ian McRae, W. T. Turn- bull & Son, Andrew Gaunt, White Bros. ' • - Female calved before May 1, 1962, Andrew Gaunt, • White Bros., Ian McRae, Bert Pepper, Jack Coates. Female calved be- tween May, 1962 and April 3,0, 1963, McKenzie Hall, RR - 3, Ayr, White Bros:, W. T. Turn- bull & Son, White Bros. Senior yearling heifer, Bert Pepper, Andrew Gaunt, McKenzie. Hall, Andrew Gaunt, McKenzie Hall, Andrew.. Gaunt, White Bros. Junior yearling' heifer, McKen- zie Hall, White Bros., Bert Pep- per, Andrew Gaunt, W. T. Turn- bull & Son. Summer yearling heifer, Ian McRae, Andrew Gaunt, W. T. Turnbull & Son, Frank Falconer. Senior heifer calf, White Bros., McKenzie Hall, Andrew Gaunt, Bert Pep- per, McKenzie Hall, Junior hei- fer calf, McKenzie Hall, Ian Mc- Rae, White Bros., Andrew Gaunt, W. T. Turnbull & Son. Junior steer calf, McKenzie Hall. Senior steer calf, Ken Black; Bert Pepper, White Bros., Ken Black, Belgrave. Yearling steer, Andrew Gaunt, Jack Aitcheson, Ian McRae. Breed- er's herd, Andrew Gaunt, White Bros., McKenzie Hall, Bert Pep- per, Ian McRae. Horticultural Products Apples, (6 quart basket) - Fred Mcalymont, of Varna won 6 firsts and 4 seconds; Robert Archibald,; --won four firsts and 1 second; Mrs. J. A. Jamieson won 1. first. Pears - Robert Archibald all 'classes. Plums - Fred McClymont won all classes. Grapes -Russel Oesch, " of Varna, Fred McClymont and Robert Archibald split this section, FALL FAIR DATES Brussels Sept. 30, Oct. 1 Dungannon Oct. 1 Gorrie , Oct. 1, 2 'Merton Oct. 1, 2 Kirkton Sept. 30, Oct. 1 St. Marys Oct. 5, 6 Walkerton Oct. 20, 21 International Plowing Match York County Oct. 13th to 16th. inclusive 'ALL TYPES INSURANCE Donald G. Eaton Office in Masonic Store • Main Street Phone 527.1610 - Seaforth PROMPT WATCH REPAIR SERVICE at SAVAUGE JEWELLERS Certified Watchmakers OPPOSITE POST OFFICE FALL SPECIALS REGULAR $15.00 PERM Now only $11.00 REGULAR $10.00 PERM Now only $8.00 BRIAN'S HAIRSTYLING Phone 527-1700 Seaforth