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Husking Corn, Funk's G -1.1 -
1st, Bob Fotheringham, RR 3,
Seaforth; 2nd, Robert Brqad-
foot, RR 1, Brucefield; 3rd ,(tie),
Larry Wheatley, RR 1, Dublin,
and John Broadfoot, RR 1,
Brucefield; 5th, Bruce Coleman,
RR 4, Seaforth; 6th, Eric An-
derson, RR 1, Londesboro; 7th,
Ken Campbell, RR 1, Dublin;
8th, Dyke Wheatley, RR 1, Dub-
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Russell Oats - 1st, Lewis
Coyne, RR 5, Seaforth; 2nd,
Russell Bolton, RR 1, Seaforth;
3rd, A. S. Bolton, RR 1, Dublin;
4th, Bob Fotheringham, RR "3
Seaforth; 5th, Harold Pryce, RR
1, Seaforth; 6th, Earl McSpad-
den, RR 1, Seaforth; 7th, J. W.
Devereaux, RR 4, Seaforth; 8th,
Ken Stewart, RR 5, Seaforth;
9th, Ken Campbell, RR 1, Dub-
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Seaforth.
Ensilage Corn, Pfister — 1st,
Lewis P. Coyne, RR 5, Seaforth;
2nd, Vincent Maloney, RR 5,
Seaforth; 3rd, Dyke Wheatley,
RR 1, Dublin; 4th, Eric Ander-
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Gordan Papple, RR 5, Seaforth;
6th, Bruce Coleman, RR 4, Sea -
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grade IX—Cotton skirt, Anne
Sills, Julie Chapple, Dianne
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Grade X—Blouse, Dianne Fin-
layson.
Grade XI—Weskit and skirt
or jacket and skirt, Helen
Broadfoot; nylon project, Helen
Broadfoot.
Crafts — Crocheted doilie,
Mary Lane, Dianne Beuerman;
crocheted, hand edging, Dianne
Beuerman; embroidered article,
(Grade IX), Helen Broadfoot,
Mary Lane, Reta McMichael;
knitted bonnet, •mitts 'or sox,
(Grade X), Dianne Stoll; knit-
ted bonnet, mitts or sox (Grade
X),, Mary Lane, Carl Van Loon;
Victorian embroidery, Helen
Broadfoot.
Foods ---Tea biscuits, Darlene
Sills, Elaine Oke, Helen Elliott,.
June Walton; plain muffins,
June Hillen, Ann Leishman;
assorted fancy cookies, Reta
McMichael; bread, June Hillen,
Mag. Hilien, Rita- McMichael;
apple pie, Margaret Hillen, Hel-
en Elliott,. Elaine Oke, Rita Mc-
Michael; lemon meringue pie,
Darlene Sills, M. Newnham;
chocolate fudge, Helen Elliott,
Rita McMichael; clover leaf
rolls, Rita McMichael, Margaret
Hillen, June Hillen.,,
Industrial Arts and Crafts
Grade IX — Class project,
woodwork, Bill McClure, Wm.
Hoggart, Bill McClure; three
sheets drafting, Gerald William-
son, John Durst, Bill McClure.
Grade X—Class project, wood-
work, Gerald Williamson, Bob
Papple, Paul Bettles; extra pro-
ject, woodwork, Paul Matthews.
Agriculture
Onions from sets, Neil Gem-
mell, Dianne Finlayson, Tom
Papple; carrots, topped, Dianne
Finlayson, Neil. Gemmell; car-
rots, bunched, Dianne Finlay-
son, Neil Gemmell; table pars-
nips, Dianne Stoll, Dianne Fin-
layson; beets, topped, Dianne
Beuerman, Helen Elliott, Di-
anne Finlayson; slicing cucum-
bers, Neil Gemmell, Julie Chap-
ple, Tom Papple; pickling cu-
cumbers, Dianne Finlayson; ripe
tomatoes, Dianne Beuerman,
Helen Elliott, Tom Papple; pie
pumpkins, Neil Gemmell, Tom
Papple; large pumpkin, Keith
Siemon; Hubbard squash, June
Hillen; squash, Table Qtieen,'DI:
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Dianne Finlayson.
Flowers
Asters, 7 blooms, Dianne
Beuerman, Dianne Finlayson,
Jinn Broadfoot; cosmos, display,
Dianne Finlayson; dahlias, three
blooms, named, Ann Reishman,
Margaret Hillen, Keith Siemon;
marigolds, French, Elaine Oke,
Dianne Finlayson, Dianne Beur
erman; marigolds, African, Di-
anne Finlayson, Dianne Beuer-
man; petunias, single, Dianne-
Beuerman, June Hillen, Mar-
garet Hillen; pansy, Dianne
Beuerman, Keith Siemon; gladi-
olus, 3 spikes, same, Jim Broad -
foot; gladiolus, 3. spikes, differ-
ent, Jim Broadfoot; collection
annuals, Dianne Finlayson; 3
potted plants, Julie Chapple,
Bill Siemon; African violet, Hel-
en Elliott,' Darlene Sills; geran-
ium, 3 varieties, Julie Chapple;
cactus collection, Darlene Sills,
Julie Chapple; chrysanthemum,
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Heavy Horses
man,
Poultry --High Scher)
Cross Bred, Heavy 'Torn Pap-
ple.
Poultry..• -Elementary
Utility Pens -- New Hamp.
shires, Rhode Island Reds, Bar-
red Plymouth Rocks, Light Sus-
sex, White Leghorn and Cross
Bred,.#ieavy: Elva Becker.
Eggs
Adult Eggs-2Y2doz. brown,
Mrs. John Oldfield, Earl Papple,
Jim Papple, 3rd and 4th; 2t/a
dozen white, Mrs. W. ,Coleman,
Ken Coleman, Mrs. Bruce Cole-
man, Mrs. W. Haugh; best tray,
Mrs. W. Coleman.
High School Eggs --2% dozen
brown, Tom Popple,. 1st and
'2nd; 2t dozen white, Suane
Haugh, Marq Scott, Neil Gem-
mell, Torben Haarbye; best tray,
Suave Haugh.
Elementary Eggs -2 dozen
brown, Paul McKellar, Matt
Haney, Garry McKellar, Don
Papple; 2% dozen white, Bill
Henderson, Garry Nash, Cindy
MacDonald, Ronnie Henderson;
best tray, Paul McKellar.
Grand Prize—Best tray, all
sections, Suatie Haugh.
Judges—G. Murray and D. B.
Murray.
Clydesdale—Brood mare with
foal, C. Halliday, L. Munroe;
foal of 1962, C. Halliday; filly
or gelding, 2 years old, E. Mc-
Leod; filly or gelding, 1 year
old, E. McLeod.
Percheron or ' Belgian—Filly
qr gelding, 2 years old, J. L.
Dunsmore, 1st and 2nd; filly or
gelding, 1 year old, J. L. Duns -
more.
Wagon Class—Foal of 1962,
L. M. Munro; filly or gelding,
3 years old, A. Knill, 1st and
2nd; filly or gelding, 2 years
old, A. KnilI, lst and 2nd; filly
or gelding', 1 year old, L. M.
Munro, W. McIntosh.
Harness Class—Light draught
team, C. Halliday, E. McLeod,
L. Munroe; Percheron team, 0.
Bestard, 1st and 3rd, E. Schweit-
zer; Belgian team, 0. Banner-
man, 1st and 3rd, Len Bok;
heavy draught team, C. Halli-
day, lst and 2nd; 100 special,
C. Halliday, 0. Bannerman, 0.
Bestard, A. Knill; best three
horses, C. Halliday, 0. Bestard,
0-. A. Bannerman, A. Knill, E.
McLeod; best handled colt, C.
Halliday; best heavy horse, C.
Halliday; four -horse tandem,
hitched, , C. Hallkier, 0. Bes-
tard, 'Jack Fitch, 0. Bannerman.
Light wagon, A. Knill, J.
Fitch, Ken Brown; wagon team,
J. Fitch, 0. Bannerman, A.
Knill; single wagon, A. Knil,
J. Fitch, 0. Bannerman, J. Fitch,
A. Knill, K. Brawn.
Judge—Elmo Pritchard, Luck -
now. •
Light Horses
Carriage team, Wallace, Em-
bro; roadster team, `1. Munro,
S. Curley, Mrs. Curely; single
carriage horse, W. Munro, 1st
and 2nd, W. Singelback; single
roadster horse, W. Munro, 1st
and 2nd, G. Galbraith, S. Cur-
ley; 'gentleman's road 'race,. G.
Galbraith, S. Curely, W. Mun-
ro, Mrs. Curely, W. Munro,
Verne Murray; lady driver, Mrs.
Munro, Mrs. S. Curley.
123 Ro steins.
Vie For Prizes'
At Seaford' Fair_
Uuron County Holstein breed-
ers paraded a total of 123 head
of high quality' animals before
Judge Orton Eby, of Kitchener,
at• their annual Black and White
Day held Friday at Seaforth
air.
F
George Hayden, Gorrie, .was
the premier exhibitor of the
show, with G. R. Mtriiiel, Clin-
ton, the runner-up: G. R. Mc -
Kiel took therimier breeder
honors, with Thomas Hayden
& Son, Gorrie, the runner-up.
The grand champion female
for Elston Speiran, brussels,
was Fordleigh Betty Sovereign
Pearl, who headed the aged tow
in milk class and was°also nam-
ed the best uddered female of
the show. EIston Speiran also
showed the reserve senior and
reserve grand champion female,
taking these honors with his
first prize fpur-year-old in milk,
Shady Spruce Governor Tuna.
Edgeware Sovereign Rocket
repeated'• his win of last year
of the senior and grand cham-
pionship for bulls after head-
ing the class for aged bulls. He
was shown by Ross Marshall,
Kirkton, who owns him jointly
with Morley H. Lannin, Dublin,
and Dennis Bros., St. Thomas.
The reserve senior and -reserve
grand championship went to the
winning two-year-old bull, Mea-
dow Glade Hope' King, shown
by W. Hume Clutton, Goderich,
and William D. Clutton, Gode-
rich.
The first prize junior year-
ling bull, Beaucrest Citation
Ragapax, was named junior
champion male for Reginald
McKiel, with Wellington Brock
& Son, Granton ,taking the re-
serve junior award on the win-
ning senior yearling bull, Mea-
dow Lee Supreme.
-Ross Marshall had the junior
champion female, winning with
Meri Acres Melody, who stood
first in the junior 'yearling hei-
fer class,. The first prize senior
yearling and reserve junior
champion was Lattnderlea Ran-
dy Marie, owned by G. Mac
Smith, Listowel.
In the group classes, George
Hayden had the first prize pro-
geny of dam from Banella Per-
fection Sylvia, and the winning
senior herd and dairy herd. Reg-
inald McKiel showed the top
junior herd and the winning
senior get -of -sire by Pabst Rav-
en Senore, while Thomas Hern
& Sons, Woodham, had the win-
ning-, junior get of sire by
Thamesview' Regal.
Other prize winners included:
Reginald McKiel, first senior
bull calf, first junior bull calf
and first senior heifer calf;
George -Hay-den-,:- first dry aged
cow, first dry four-year-old, first
three-year-old in mlk; Elston
Speiran, first dry three-year-
old; Alistair Broadfoot, Sea -
forth, first two-year-old in milk;
Harold Badley, Walton, first dry
two-year-old; Thomas Hern &
Sons, first junior heifer calf.
Poultry
Poultry—Adult
New Hampshire: cock, Cliff
Pepper; hen, cockerel, ' pullet,
C. Pepper 1st and 2nd.
White Wyandottes: cock and
hen, J. D. Douglas, Earl Beck-
er; cockerel and. pullet, J. D.
Douglas`.,
Rhode Island Reds: cock, hen
and pullett, J. D. Douglas, C.
Pepper; cockerel, C. Pepper,
1st and 2nd. .,.
Brown Leghorns: cock and
cockerel, J. D. Douglas 1st and
2nd; hen, C. Pepper, E: Beck-
er; pullet, C. Pepper, J. D.
Douglas.
Barred Plymouth Rocks: cock
and cockerel,J. D. Douglas, C.
Pepper; hen, C. Pepper, J. D.
Douglas;. pullet, C. Pepper.
Leghorns, AV.: hen, cockerel
and pullet, Earl Becker.
White Rocks: cock, E. Beck-
er 1st and- 2nd; hen and cock-
erel, J. D. Douglas and C. Pep-
per; pullet, J. D.. Douglas, 1st
and 2nd.
Jersey Giants, A.V.: cock, C.
Pepper; hen, E. Becker 1st and
2nd.
White Leghorns, A.V.: cock,
E. Becker, G. Douglas; hen,
cockerel and pullet, D. Douglas
1st and 2nd.
Minorcas, A.V.: cock, cockerel
and pullet, C. Pepper, 1st and
2nd; hen,'E. Becker, C. Pepper.
Light Sussex: cock and hen,
.C. Pepper, E. Pepper; cockerel
and pullet, C. Pepper 1st and
2nd.
Pekin Ducks: cock, E. Becker;
cockerel and pullet, E. Becker,
1st and 2nd.
Orpington, A.V.: cock and
cockerel, E. Becker; hen, E.
Becker, 1st and 2nd; pullet, E.
Becker, G. Douglas.
Rouen Ducks: cock, hen, cock-
erel and pullet, E. Becker, 1st
and 2nd.
Anconas: cock, hen, cockerel
and pullett, C. Pepper, 1st and
2nd.
Embden Geese: gander and
goose, Earl Becker.
B. B. !Bronze Turkeys: cock-
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Keen Interest In
Race Program
Classified
Lorne Rhythm: Wm. Cald-
well, Clinton . 1
Miss V'. R. Grattan, Roy
Reid, Mitchell 2
Wayne Brook: Jack
Strong, Seaforth 3
Doctor Hy:. N. William- -
son, Walton- -5
Seaway, Bars: J. Banner-
man, Stratford 4
2:13 - 2:15 •
Atomite: Lloyd Turvey,
Exeter 1
The Rocket B: Clarence
Younge, Lucan 3
Gambra Hy: N. William-
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Royal Direct: Warren
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ENGLISH 20 (General Lit.' -:Comp)
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All classes meet in Clinton"District Collegiate Institute,,
Credit course tuition Kee is $90,00; the non-credit fee ,per
course is $25.00 and is not refundable,
Classes meet for 16 three-hour sessions and are open
to credit and non-credit students. . I
WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS — Phone, 141'
erel and' pullet, Earl Becker.
' Utility Pens
'New Hampshires: Cliff Pep-
per 1st and 3rd, Earl Beck, 2nd
and 4th;. Rhode Island Reds: J.
D. Douglas, E. Becker; Barred
Plymouth Rocks: C. Pepper 1st
and 3rd, E. Becker 2nd and 4th;
White Rocks: J. D. Douglas, C.
Pepper 2nd and 3rd, E. Becker;
Light Sussex: C. Pepper 1st and
3rd, E. Becker 2nd; White Leg -
horns: E. Becker 1st and 4th,
C. Pepper 2nd and 3rd; Cross
Breed, Heavy: E. Beaker; Cross
Breed, Light, E. Becker 1st and
2nd.
Judge M. A. Fraser.
Dublin
High School News
On Sept. 2, 1962, the follow-
ing students received their
Grade X diplomas at the gra-
duation exercises: Pauline
Stapleton, Mary Lou Coyne,
Joyce Ryan, Anne Melady, Jack
Doyle and -Bill Murray. Betty
Anne Butters received a certi-
ficate for her dependability.
The pupils of Dublin Contin-
uation School attended the
Stratford Shakespearean Festi-
val, where they thoroughly tlh-
joyed the play entitled, "The
Tempest."
The students are now prepar-
ing for their annual field day.
Question of the 'week: Bill,
don't you think twenty-three is
an odd number for all your
trouble?
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