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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1962-09-27, Page 41(1 EARNS PRIZES .,T FAIR Breasl-ssitirliite bread, E. Den- .nts,• 1xs Drum Coleman, Mfrs. Wank Glanville; brawn bread, l,''i.. Dennis, Mrs. B. Coleman, Glanville; fruit bread, Mral. "F Glanville, Mrs. Br Cole- man, E. Dennis. B r ix buns, E. Dennis, Mrs,`:.Gorden Wood, Mrs. Keith MacLean, Cakes -Angel cake, Mrs. Arn- old Jamieson, Mrs. Wm. Hod - gent, Mrs. B. Coleman; white layer cake, Mrs. K. MacLean, Mrs. W. Colclough, Mrs. Bruce Coleman; banana layer cake, Mrs. N. C. Cardno, Mrs. K. Mac- Lean, Mrs. F'. Glanville; chiffon cake, Mrs. B. Coleman, Mrs. Cob clo>lgh, Mrs. F. Glanville; dark fruit cake, Mrs. Edgar Howatt, Mrs, AM Carter, Mrs. B. Cole- man; light fruit cake, Mrs. Wes. Hempel, Mrs. F. Glanville, Mrs. J. Carter; date and nut loaf, Mrs. Bruce Coleman, Mrs. Mer- vin Nott, Mrs. F. Glanville. Candy -Maple cream, Mrs. G. Wood, Mrs. W. Hodgert, Mrs. A. Jamieson; chocolate fudge, Mrs. B. Coleman, Mrs. W. Heimpel, Mrs. K. MacLean; homemade dipped chocolates, Mrs. Bruce Coleman. Cookies -Seven cookies, plain, Mrs. W. Heimpel, Mrs. Bruce Coleman, Mrs. Art McMichael; six varieties, uncooked, Mrs. B. Coleman; six varieties, cook- ed, Mrs. )3. Coleman; c ocoanut macaroons, Mrs. G. Wood, Mrs. E. Howatt, Mrs, Art McMichael. Pies -Pumpkin, Mrs. B. Cole- man, Mrs, K. MacLean, Mrs. E. Howatt; cherry, lattice top E Dennis, Mrs. K. MacLean, Mrs. B. Coleman; lemon, E. Dennis, Mrs. B. Coleman, Mrs, G. Wood; raisin, E. Dennis, Mrs. W. Col- clough, Mrs. E. Howatt; apple, Mrs. K. MacLean, Mrs. W. Col- clough, E. Dennis. Tarts -Butter tarts with fruit, Mrs. B. Coleman, Mrs. K. Mac- Lean, Mrs. G. Wood; jam tarts, Mrs. K. MacLean, Mrs, B. Cole- man. Miscellaneous i--- Tea biscuits, Mrs. K. MacLean, Reta Orr, Mrs. A. McMichael; tea biscuit$, whole wheats • Mrs. R. Coleman; plain bran muffins, Mrs. Edgar Howatt, Mrs. 11. MacLean, Mrs. Reta Orr; shortbread, Mrs. B. Coleman, Mrs. W. Heimpel; .box of treats for shut•in, Mrs. B. Coleman. Special - Collection plain baking, E. Dennis, Mrs. B. Coleman, Mrs. K. MacLean; six ways to serve apples, Mrs. K. MacLean, Mrs. B. Coleman; six ways to serve potatoes, Mrs. B. Coleman, Mrs. K. MacLean, Mrs. Leslie Pryce; five things with white cake mix, Mrs. Bruce Coleman. Lake of Woods Milling Co. Ltd Special, white bread, Five Roses Flour, Ethel Dennis, Mrs. Colclough; layer cake, Five Ros- es Flour, Mrs. Gordon Wood; Pie, Five Roses Flour, Mrs. K. MacLean, Mrs. G. Wood. Gorman Eckert 4 Co. Special -Chili sauce, Club House spic- es, E. Dennis. Domestic Competition - Pie, Domestic shortening, E. Dennis, Mrs. Keith MacLean, Mrs. Ed- gar Howatt; cake, Domestic shortening, Mrs. G. Wood, . Mrs. W. Coleman, Mrs. E. Howatt. Standard Brands Lt. Specials -Layer white cake, Magic Bak- ing powder, Mrs. W. Coleman, Mrs. G. Wood, Mrs. W. E. Butt; white bread, Fleishman's Yeast, E. Dennis, Mrs. E. Howatt, Mrs. W. Colclough; brown bread, Fleishman's Yeast, Mrs. Bruce Coleman, E. Dennis, Mrs. .W._ Colclough: milk rolls, Fleish- man's yeast, Mrs. W. Colclough, Mrs. K, MacLean, E. Dennis; cinnamon buns, Fleishman's yeast, Mrs. W, Coleman, E. Den- nis, Mrs. A. Jamieson. McCormick's Ltd. Special - Graham wafer pie, Mrs. M. Nott, Mrs. Gordon. Wood. Most points, 1-35, Mrs. Bruce Coleman, $-5 gift, certificate, Ir - vin's 'Hardware. Weekend Special APPLES LASSALINE ORCHARDS Beautiful Handpicked McIntosh at $2,00 per Bushel Take a pleasant drive to our orchards, 2l, miles from No. 8 Highway, on the drive-in road, south of Goderich. PHONE JA -4 - 7096 A large number o 4-11 Clubs in Huron County articipated in competitions held Friday af- ternoon ''at the Seaforth Fall Fair. Judging results in many sections were exceptionally close, and the number of ex- hibitors showed a marked' in- crease over last year's competi- tions. Results are as follows: Seaforth 4-1 Dairy Calf Club, Junior Holstein project: Tom ?apple, RR 4, Seaforth; Gail Storey, RR 1, Seaforth; Jim Fin - Herefords Bull, calved before May 1, 1960: W. S. O'Neil, Denfield; Harry Watkins, RR 1, Londes- boro. Junior yearling bull: He- ber Eedy, Dungannon; Whitney Coates; O'Neil. Summer year- ling bull: Eedy; Hoffman Bros., Dashwood; Eedy. Senior bull calf: O'Neil; Eedy; Coates. Jun- ior bull calf: O'Neil; Eedy; Coates, Senior champion bull: O'Neil. Junior champion bull: Eedy. Grand champion bull: O'Neil. Female, calved before May 1, 1959: Hoffman Bros., 1,' 2 ; O'Neil. Female, calved on or between May 1, 1951, and April 30, 1960; Coates, 1, 2; O'Neil. Senior yearling heifer: O'Neil; Coates; Hoffman Bros. Junior yearling heifer: Eedy; Watkins; Hoffman Bros. Summer heifer yearling: Watkins; Coates. Sen- ior heifer calf: Eedy; Coates; O'Neil. Junior heifer calf: Coates,. 1. 3; O'Neil. Senior champion female: Coates. Junior champion fe- male: Eedy. Grand champion female: Coates. - Get of sire: Eedy; -Coates; O'Neil. Breeder's herd: Eedy; Coates; 'O'Neil, Two bulls, any age, bred by exhibitor: Eedy; O'Neil; Coates. Three calves: O'Neil; Eedy; Coates. Progeny of dam: Coates, O'Neil. Dairy Produce Maple syrup, Fred McClymont, Mrs. A. Siemon, Mrs. W. Col- clough; homemade soap, Russel Oesch, Mrs, Wilfred Coleman, Mrs. Wes Heingel; homemade Lard, Mrs. A. Siemon, F. Mc- elymont, Russell Oesch; mince- meat, Mrs. Jim Carter, Mrs.. W. Heimpel, Mrs. Arnold Jamie- son; pies, one each, beef, pork and chieken, Mrs. Jim Carter, -Judge-Mrs. Mills. Standing within the spray of Niagara Falls, the guide told the tourists: "This, ladies and gentlemen, is the greatest cat- arac=t in America, and, ow, if you ladies will be silent for a mom- ent, you can hear the deafening roar of the waters!" ' ANEW SERVICE for SEAFORTH and DISTRICT READY - MIXED {ONCRETE PLANT is , now in operation - ready to supply your Concrete Requirements For Wates - Walks - Driveways - Barnyards qt' ; CALL OR WRITE FOR FREE ESTIMATES HURON CONCRETE • SUPPLY LIMITED SEAFORTH . GODERICH PJione 860 W 2 Phone .iA 4-7361 layson, RR 3, Kippen. In Siam manship, Malcolm Stewart, RR 5, Seaforth, was the winner Lduis Veenstra, RR 4, Clinton, -was first in the Ayrshire proj- ect. Deanna Dale, RR 1, Clinton, was first, and Welby Stone, RTi 1, Seaforth, was second in the Guernsey project, George Town- send was first in the Jersey project. For the senior Holstein project; Mary Eckert, RR 1, Seaforth; Amy Stewart, RR 5, Seaforth; Douglas Boyd, RR 2•, Walton. Jim Papple was first' in showmanship in this class. lin the Guernsey section, Ken Papple, RR 5, Seaforth, was first for projects; Wilma Dale, RR 1, Clinton, second, and Lin- da Papple, third. Scott McDou- ga]d, RR 2, Seaforth, placed first for Jersey projects. Championship Beef In the Huron County 4-1 Beef championship show, the results are as follows: Baby beef steers, Group 1: Doug McBride, Exeter; Charles Becker, Zurich; Brian Rintoul, Lucknow. Group 2: Edwin Kers- lake, Exeter; Kareh Powell, Turnberry Township ; P a u 1 Eedy, Dungannon; Bob Mc- Naughton, Seaforth. Queen's Guineas, nominated steer s, Group 1: Grant Hodgins, Kirk - ton; Ken Black, ' Blyth; Lila Black, Blyth. Group 2: Harold Jaques, Seaforth; Ann Wight - man, Blyth; Cecil Cranston, Dungannon. Group 3: Gerald Smith, Brussels; John Wight - man, Blyth; Edward Johns, Ex- eter, Junior heifer calf, Group 11 Margaret McGregor, Seaforth; Rob Groep 2: Sharon McKenzie, Seaferth;. Donald R. Vincent, Blyth; Tvan Wheeler, Blyth. 3enlor heifer calf, Group 1: Bob Eedy, Dungannon; Murray Vincent, Blyth; Larry Bailan- 'tyne, Exeter. Group 2: Bill Hoffman, Zurich; Grant Coul- tes, Blyth ; Ross' Wightman, Blyth. ..Group 3: Lawrence Beck- er, Zurich ; Bill Schad e, Zurich; Peter Kraft. Zurich. Inter -club competitions, group of three beef calves: Blyth -Bel - grave Club; •Turnberry Club; Bayfield Club;. Dungannon ; Blyth-Belgrave. Grand champioq showman. Grant Hodgins, Kirkton, won the Toronto -Dominion Bank sit - 'ver tray presented by W. C. Moore, Seaforth manager. Beef steel, project Mary Mc- Gregor, RR 2, Seaforth; Harold Jaques, RR 2, Kippen. Show- manship, Mary McGregor; Har- old Jaques. Junior heifer proj- ect: Margaret McGregor; Shar- on McKenzie. Senior heifer proj- ect: Gordon Moylan; Leonard Jamieson, Swine championship: Barbara Turnbull, RR 2, Brussels, in group 1; Tom Riley in group 2; George Townsend, in group 3. Showmanship champion: Ivan Howatt, Belgrave. Reserve: Ken Papple. , Jerseys Bull, under one year: Lorne Carter & Son, Seaforth, 1, 2; James Bagg, RR 2, Tavistock, Yearling bull, Daniel Snyder, Monkton; Bagg'. Bull, t w o years: Carter & Son; Bagg. Bull, ert Sherwood, Dungannon. three years and over, Carter &. Son. Senior champion male: Car- ter. Reserve senior champion male: Carter. Junior ehampion male: Snyder. Grand champion male: Carter & Son. Reserve grand champion male: Carter. Junior special: Fermon Sny- der, Dashwood; Brenda Bagg, Tavistock; Jas. Snyder, Monk - ten. Heifer, junior calf: James Bagg; Ferlgon Snyder, James Bagg. Heifer, senior calf: Jas. Bagg, 1, 2; Lorne Carter. Heif- er, junior yearling: Jas. Bagg, 1, 2; Lorne Carter & Son, 3, 4. Heifer, senior yearling: Lorne Carter, 1, 3; Jas. Bagg, 2, 4. Heifer, 2 years, in milk: Lorne Carter & Son, 1, 2; Jas. Bagg. Heifer, two years, dry: James Bagg, 1, 2; Lorne Carter & Son, 2, 3. Cqw, three years old, dry, visibly in calf: James Bagg, 1, 2. Cow, four years and over, in milk: Lorne Carter & Son, 1, 2; James Bagg. Cow, four years and over, dry, vis- ibly in calf: James Bagg, 1, 2; Daniel Snyder, Senior champion, female, re- serve champion female, junior champion female, reserve jun- ior- champion female, grand champion female and reserve grand champion, all Carter & Son. Syd. Harlow special, for best female bred and owned by ex- hibitor: Carter & Son. Junior herd: Bagg, Carter & Son; Daniel Snyder. Graded herd: Carter & Son;• Bagg; Snyder. Open get of sire: Bagg, Carter Son. Junior get of sire: Bagg; Carter & Son; Snyder. Progeny of dam: Carter & Son; Bagg; Snyder. Apples Collection, 6 winter varieties, 4 fall varieties, Baldwins, King of Thompkins, Fred McCly- month; Northern Spies, Mrs. Ed- gar Howat, 2nd; Golden Rus- sett, Mrs. Edgar Howat; Weal- thy, Gravenstein, Cayuga. .Red Streak, Fameuse or Snow, crab apples, yellow, Rhode Island Greening, Ribston Pippin, Fred McClymont. St. Lawrence, Fred McClymont, Mrs. Edgar Howat; McIntosh, Talman Sweet, De- licious Apples, hamper McIn- tosh Reds- and hamper fall. ap- ples, Fred McCIymont. • Pears -Bartlett, Mrs. Earl Barker, Fred McClymont; col- lection pears, Fred McClymont. Plums -Green Gage, Fred Mc- Clymont, 2nd. A.O.V. plums, F. McClymont. Grapes -Red, Bruce Coleman, Mrs. Bruce Coleman; Green, Mrs. Earl Barker; collection, F. McClymont. Most points, Fred McClymont. Grain Alfalfa seed, Russell Desch; Robert Fotheringham, Harold Pryce; timothy seed, R. Foth- eringham, R. Oescli, Guy Dor- rance; red clover, R. Desch; fall wheat, Donald McKercher, Fred McClymont, Ralph Steph- enson; Mrs. Edgar • Howat, R. Desch, B. Fotheringham,; bar- ley, R. Fotheringham, D. Mc- Kercher, Mrs. E: Howat, R. Desch; malting barley, R. Steph- ! Sell that unnecessary piece of eson; late oats, Wm. Dennis, furniture through' a Huron Ex. Allan Betties, R. Fotheringham, positor Classified Ad. Phone 141, Alvin Betties, Ralph Stephen - sen; oats and barley, F. Mc- Clymont, R. Desch; white beans, F. McClymont, R. Desch, Robt. Fotheringham; champion 1-10, Wm. Dennis; husking corn, B. Coleman, John Broadfoot, D. McKercher, • Mrs. Bruce Cole- man, Robt. Broadfoot; bale first cut hay, R. Fotheringham, Har- old Pryce, Guy Dorrance; bale second cut hay, R. Fothering- ham, H. Pryce, W. Dennis, D, McKercher; first cut field chop- ped hay, Ethel Dennis, John Broadfoot, D. McKercher: sec- ond cut field chopped ;hay, D. McKercher, John Broadfoot; ensilage corn, Eric Anderson, D. McKercher, Robt. Broadfoot, Bruce Coleman, Ken ,Coleman. - BLAKE Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Gingerich have returned home after a visit with friends in the United States. Mr. Harold Finlay, Jim. Mar- garet, Emma Jane and friend visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Stokes, of Ailsa Craig on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Erl? and Pearl Ann, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gingerich, have left for the United States, where they are visiting with Mr, and Mrs. Ervip Martin. Mrs. Jim McVann, of Gode- rich, visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Pat Desch and family. ' Chevrolet Impala .Convertible p>��yVR. Q: C'•:C".y�^••}, �4Y•,•.<).'•.:; vwh "'•�6.','•''3.;,y::.'::�:.`.�.a;:tiyn...:,.; •..:`:. ., •"`OC� �G:'},..:\�... �. h:•b�3,ti\: �r?'k.4•ti:�4: �;i.\.S:i k.'h {J�:v. ': \'.•••.. ':�'�":'•.:�'4 Chevrolet Bel Air Station Wagon ...>:...,...:•.,,�..�:N.,M.....,..,...._._...__.- • w:s<ocvn<xs:<•w�:• Chevrolet Biscayne 2 -Door Seam .W: h moi 4 �nevre,er (mpaia sport Sedan From the trim new front end to the stylish new rear deck, Chevrolet for '63 has the looks of the leader, Lines are crisp and clean ' interiors are lovely and luxurious- the ride is Jet -smooth arid silent. Bold, brilliant engineering of the '63 Chevrolet brings you such under -the -skim improvements as self-adjust- ing brakes, impact -resisting safety door latches, bat- tery -saving Delcotron generator, extended -life exhaust system, 6 months or 6,000 mile lubrication interval and . A GENEaaL Morrott's VALtn7 Air -Washed rocker panels and front fender liners to reduce corrosion. But hold on, there's more. There's a brand . new smooth -as -silk standard Six, and livelier - than -ever V8 engines in .a choice of 13 models, plus a list of options and convenience equipment as long as your arm. •It's going to be a great year. for Chevrolet -- your year to go Chevrolet '63 -- it's exciting ! Chin.), 11 Nbvb 400 Sedan Chevy II made a name for itself 'in just one year. And this year it's even better, for the '63 Chevy II•combines the easy -care fea- tures of the big Chevrolet plus its own advantages -- park - anywhere size, full -family rooiti, pep and economy and a full complement of optional power assists. See' the new ChevyII --- it's exciting. Whitehall tire, optional at antra eau. COME TO THE CHEVROLET GO SHOW ,4T YOUR CHEVROLET . Coh alr Monier Club Cp'pe Bright new accents, colors and interiors highlight Corvair's distinctive -as -ever styling for '63. Self-adji stink brakes, im- proved front suspension and extended -life exhaust systetn add to Corvair's already impressive list of automotive achievements. For the sheer fun of it, test drive a '63 Corvair. Ws exciting! DEALER'S SHOWROOM SEAFORTH MOTORS Phone sa, s.oie;xh 6163/4 Be sure to see Bonanza on the MC -TV network each Sunday. Check'your local listing /or channel and time, • • • w • • 0 a • s • y • 4'