Loading...
Clinton News-Record, 1961-06-08, Page 4y/,an'xr:axiJ`3.S;as::�,�{,'•%S"i�+.�x ic!"..xslk.Gos<t�`'3•;3SF'.y lr8o- may, � ..:.`,�', rWilqS Complete List of Prize Winners At Spring Fair Last •Saturday BEEF oA'1i rxx SHORTHORNS; Bull, 'bowl before September 1, 1959, W. R. Parker and Sonic RR 8, Wal - ford; W. ' urnlbull and Sona, RR 2, Brussels; ,bull barn. be- tween September 1, 1959 and August 31, 1960, Parker (1 and 2) ; 'bail ,born after September 1, Parker, Edgar Wighterarl and Sons, RR 1, Beigrave; champion bull, Parker; female boric before May 1, 1958, Park- er; female born betweee May 1, 1958 •and April 30, 1959, Parker (1 and 2), Turnbull; female born between May' 1, 1959 and April 30, 1960, Park- er arker (1and 2), Turnbull; female born after September 1, 1960, Parker, Wightman (2 and 3) ; get of sire, 3 animals, Parker (1 and 2); junior calf, born after Oanuary 1, Parker; prize champion herd, Parker. HEREFORDS; Bull, born be- fore September 1, 1959, Barb- .are WaJtkins, RR 1, Lond'es- boro; bull born between Sep- tember 1, 1959 and August 31, 1960, Whitney Coates aand Sons, RR 1, Centralia; Watkins; bub born atter September 1, 1960, Coates, (1 and 2), Watkins; ehampion bull, Watkins; female born before May 1, 1958, Coat- es, Watkins (2 and '3); female, born between May 1, 1958 and April 30, 1959, I-Ioffmaz Bros., Dashwood (1 and 4), Coastes, Watkin; 'female born between May 1, 1959 and April 30, 1960, Crates (1 and 2), Hoffman; fee male ,barn after September 1, Page 4 --Clinton News -Record --Thursday, June 8, 1961 Have you tried) an ..: HFC Shopper's Loan? An important part of HFC service to families is the Shopper's Loan, specially designed to help you buy the many things needed for modern living. You shop with cash at any store you wish -and avoid a number of large end -of -the -month bill& Instead, you repay HFC a single, sensible monthly instal- ment. Simply drop in or phone HFC today. Borrow up to $2,500 with up to 86 months to repay. Low cost life insurance available on conforms HOUSEHOLD FINANCE G. N. Crawford, Manager 35A West Street Telephone JA 4-7383 GODERICH Odds & Ends in CHROME TABLES and CHAIRS first quality merchandise some covers discontinued A' REAL OPPORTUNITY TO BUY AT FIRST COST, FOR EXAMPLE: $9.90 CHAIRS ---Reg. $14.95 LARGE TABLE--36x84--Reg. $84 To Clear $50.00 MANY MORE REAL BUYS USED 3 -PIECE CHESTERFIELD --- plus One Odd CHESTERFIELD CHAIR. - First Reasonable Offer Accepted. One Used AIRFOAM MATTRESS and BOX SPRING -- $35.00 2 piece Russell Jervis, Princess Street, Clinton, was the lucky winner of Rest Rocker at Beattie Furniture en May 20th. Beattie Furniture HU 2-9521 CLINTON Aimmemommoommilmounoon 1960, Watkins, Hoffman, Coat- es; get of sire, Coates, Watkins; junior oalf, Coates, Watkins; Prize champion herd, Coates, Watkins.. ABERDEEN ANGUS: Bull, born between September 1, 1959 and August 31, 1960, Stewart Mid'dllpton, RR 3, Clinton; bull, barn after September 1, 1960, Elmer Ribey and Sons, Under- wood; champion bull, Ribey; female, born before May 1, 1958, Middleton; female, born between May 1, 1958 and April 30, 1959, Ribey (1 and 2) ; 1'e, male, born between May 1, 1959 and April 30, 1960, Middleton (1, 3 and 4), Ribey; female, born after September 1, 1960, Ribey; get of sire, S. Middle n'; tojunior calf, Ribey (1 and 2), Middleton; prize champion herd, Ribey, Middloton. GRAND CHAMPION BEEF HERD, Parker, Coates, Ribey. MARKET CATTLE Senior baby beef, Elmer Rib- ey and Sons; junior baby beef, Parker, Ribey, Turnbull (3 and 4), Bill Blacker, RR 1, Clinton; Ed. Findley, RR 1, Clinton. SPECIAL 4-H Club Clas'ses', beef calf, Ross Wightman, Bel - grave; Donald Taylor, RR 3, Clinton; Frances Blacker, RR 1, Clinton; Steer calf in 1961 clulb work, B. Turnbull, Brussels; Ann Wightarri'an, Belgrave; Ern. Law..ngtoxn, Brussels; B. Black- er; Fred Tyndall, Clinton. 4-H Dairy, Dianna Dale, RR 1, Clinton; Robertt Vodden, Clin- ton; Bobby and Viola Collins; RR 3, Clinton; Ron Howatt, RR 1, Belgrave; Jim and Bruce Collins, RR 3, Clinton; Donald Wartson, Clinton; Douglas Mc- Cullough, Bayfield; Ron Plum - steel, RR 5, Clinton; Tom Riley, RR 1, Landresboro, Youngest exhibitor, Leslie M. Falconer, two-year-old daughter of Mr. and' Mrs. Frank Falcon- er, RR 5, Clinton. School ,Children's Class, not 4-H anem'ber, Kathleen Dale, Billy and Dianne Collins Ken- neth Farquhar, Dorothy Collins, Cheryl Dale, Bobby McCu1- laugh, Hazel Collins, Debbie Gibbinlgs, David and Gaye Watt - son, Kenny Plumsteel. DAIRY CATTLE HOLSTEIN: Junior bull, Douglas Farquhar, Clinton; ma- ture cow, Reginald McKiel, RR 4, Clinton (1 .and 3) , Huron County Home (2 and 4) ; heifer, 2 yeaas old, McKiel (1 and 2), Hunan County Home (3 and 4) ; heifer yearling, Huron! County Home (1 and 2), McKiel (3 and 4) ; senior heifer calf, McKiel, County Home,. Farquhar (3 and 4) ; junior heifer calf, McKiel, Bob Vodden, RR 1, Clinton; County Home (3 & 4); champ- ion bull, D. Farquhar; ohemp- ionfemale, McKiel; junior get of sire, County Horne (1 and 2), Farquhar: AYRSHIRE: Senior bull, Er- win Schaus, RR 5, Mild nay; junior bull, Edgar Howatt, Bell - grave; mature cow,. Schaus (1 and 3), Howatt; heifer, 2 -year old, Sehaus; heifer yearling (Sohetis (1 and 2) ; senior heif- er, &ihaus (1 and 2); junior heifer, Sehaus (1 and 3) , How- att; champion bull, Schaus; champion female, Sahaus; jun- ior get of sire, Schaus. JERSEY: Senior bull, Lorne Carter, RR 2, Seaforth (1 and 4) ; H. Kennedy and Sons, RR 3, Tiverton (land 3); junior bull, Carter (1 and 2); Kennedy (3 and 4) ; mature cow, Ken- nedy, Carter (2, 3 and 4) ; hei- fer, 2 years old, Carter (1 and 3) , Kennedy (2 and 4) ; heifer yearling, Kennedy, Carter ( 2 and 3), Hoffman Bros'.; senior heifer, •Carter (1 and 2), Ken- nedy (3 and 4) ; junior heifer, Carter (1 and 2) Kennedy (3 and 4) ; champion bull, Carter; champion f em a 1 e, Kennedy; junior •get of sire, Canter, Ken- nedy, Howard McCullough and Sons, RR 1, Goderich. GUERNSEY; William J. Dale, RR 1, Clinton; all prizes, He showed 14 animals. SPECIAL, DAIRY CATTLE PRIZES: BEST DAIRY HERD, McKiel, Carter, Dale, Kennedy, Schaus, County Horne. SHEEP LEICESTER: Enke Bros„ RR 2, Elmwood, James R. C. Snell, Clinton (2 and 3) ; shearling ram, Emke, Snell (2 and 3) ; ram lamb, Emke, Snell (2 and 3) ; aged ewe, Snell, Emke, Snell; shearling ewe, FREE ti I Pair Seamless Micro Mesh NYLONS, First Quality With The Purchase Of A LADIES' SKIRT -- $2.98 or over LADIES' HOUSE DRESSES Reg. $2,95 - SALE $2.49 Reg, $3.95 SALE $3.49 LARGE SELECTION GIRLS' and LADIES' SHORTS and BATHING SUITS GIRLS' DRESSES all sizes Cotton or Nylon $1.98 to $6.95 LADIES' SKIRTS Corded, All Shades Reg, $2,75 SALE $1.98 LADIES' SEAMLESS MICRO MESH First tOuality 400 Needle 15 Denier REG, 98c SALE 59c MEN% First Quality TIES R. $1,50 SALE 99c MEN'S WORK SHIRTS All Shades - REG. $2.98 SALE $1.79 or 2 for $3.50 MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS Short Sleeves White .and Coloured $1.98 to $2.98 BOY'S Fancy Knit T SHIRTS All Sizes 98c to $1.89 LADIES' COTTON DRESSES --tall sixes including LARGE SELECTION BOYS' and MEN'S SHORTS, SWIM TRUNKS wind BOXER TRUNKS %2 sites $4.95 to $12.95 MOUSE OF BARGAINS Ltd. PHO$E_HIU 244'35 Across from Blank bf Montreal, Clutton, drat. COME IN ANt CHECK QUALITY AND P121OS =-x Nth OBLICAf ION Enike, Snell (2 and 3) ; ewe lamb, Snell, )like, Snell; flacks, Emke, Snell. SOUTHDOWN: aged ram, W. E, Crawford, Minesing (1 and 2) ; Peter Cameron, RR 4, Thamesville; Emke shearling ram, Crawford, Cameron (2 and 4), Enke; rami. lanib, Ernke, Crawford, 'Cameron, (3 and 4); aged ewe, Crawford, Cameron (2 and 3); shearling ewe, Cr- awford, Emke (2 and 3) , Cam- eron (4 and 5) ; ewe lamb, Cam- eron (1 and 3), Crawford; flocks, Crawford, Cameron, SCHROPSHIRE; Aged Tann, Orewford, George S. Brien and Son., RR 2, Ridgetown; Ray - Mend B. Comfort, RR 1, St, Anes; shearling ram, Brien (1 and 3), Comfort (2 and 4), Enke, Crawford; ram lamb, Crawford, Comfort (2 sand 4), Brien (3 and 5) ; aged ewe, Brien (1 and: 3), Comfort; sh- earling ewe, Comfort, Brien (2 and' 3), Drake; ewe iamb, Craw- ford (1 and 2), Brien (3 and 6) , Comfort (4 and 5) ; floeke, Brien, Crawford. OXFORD: aged ram, Em'ke (3 and 4), Donald Deering, RR 1, Exeter; ,shearling ram, Emke (1 and 3), Deering; ram lamb, Enke (1 and 2), Dearing; aged ewe, Emke (1 'and' 2), .Deeridg; shearling ewe, Emke (1 and 2), Deering; ewe lamb, Ernke (1 and 2), Deering; flocks, Emke, Deering. SUFFOLK: aged ram, Com- fort (1 and 2), Melvin G. Welsh Sarnia; shearling ram, Comfort (1 and 3), Welsh (2 and 5), Emke; ram lamb, Welsh (1 end 3), Comfort (2 sand 4); aged ewe, Comfort (1 and 4) , Emke, Welsh (3 and 5) ; shearling ewe, Comfort • (1 and 2) , Welsh (3 and 5), Emke; ewe lamb, Welsh (1 and 3), Comfort (2 and 4) ; flocks, Comfort (1 and 2). DORSET: all prizes won, by P. E. Deeming and Son, Exeter, with 13 animals shown. SPECIAL: beast pen of sheep, George S. Brien won a $12 woolen 'blanket presented' by Blyth Woolen Mill. SWINE YORKSHIRE: boar, littered before' December 1, 1959, W. Turnbull and Son, RR 2, Brus- sels (.1 and 2), Albert G. Baran and Sons, Belgrave; boar, lit- tered between December 1, 1959 and September 1, 1960, Turnbull, Bacon (2 and 4), Ro- bert P. Allan, Brucefiel'd; boar, littered since September 1, 1960 Turnbull (1 and 4), Bacon (2 and' 3) ; sow littered before December 1, 1959, Turnbull, Allan (2 and 4), Bacon; sow, littered between December 1, 1959 and June 1, 1960, Bacon (1 and 4), Turnbull, Allan; sow littered between June 1, 1960 and September 1, 1960, Turn- bull (1 and 2) ; sow littered be- tween September 1, 1960 and December 1, 1960, Turnbull (1.. and 4), Bacon (2 and 3); sen- ior herd, Turnbull, Bacon; jun- ior herd, Turnbull, Satan; gr- and' champion sow, Turnbull; reserve, Bacon; grand champ- ion and reserve boar, Turnbull. LANDRACE: all prizes:, Rob- ert McMillan, RR 2, Searforth. HEAVY HORSES Heavy Draught brood mare, Peter L. Graham, Ilderton; filly or gelding, foaled in 1957, Aubrey Toll., Blyth, Graham, Walter Boyd, RR 2, Meaford, (3 and 4) ; fill'y or gelding foal- ed in 1958, Toll; filly or geld- ing foaled in 1959, Toll, Bruce Miller, RR 3, Paisley; 1 horse colt or filly, foaled in 1960, Jack Fetch, RR 1, Wroxeter; ohampion and reserve, Alden Craven, Aillsra Craig. AGRICULTURAL: b r o o d mare, Harvey C. Moore, RR 1, Ridgetown; filly or ,gelding, foaled in 1957, Told, Boyd', Gra- ham; filly or gelding, foaled in 1958, Graham, Miller, Boyd; filly or gelding, foaled in 1959, Toll; champion., Toll; reserve, Boyd; team in harness, Toll, Boyd, Graham. PERCHERON: filly or geld- ing, foaled in 1957, Robert Barnes, Orville Besitard, RR 4, Thorndale (2 and 3), Walter Forster; fitly or gelding, foal- ed in 1958, Bestard. BELGIAN: ,filly or gelding, foaled in 1957, O. A. Banner- man, West Monlet'on; Edwin Campbell, RR 3, Paris (2 and 3) ; foaled in 1958, Campbell; team in harness, Bannerman, Campbell (2 and 3) ; champion, Bannenrnan, reserve, Campbell. SPECIAL: best three heavy draught, agricultural or gen- eral purpoee, en-erlal'purpose, (from. One township Aubrey Toli; Bestard Allan S. Knill, RR 3, Paris; Boyd, Gra- ham. There were 21 horses. on display in this class. WAGON or EXPRESS: filly or gelding, three years and un- der, Balnnerman, Fetch, Miller; team hitched, 3,000- lbs and under, Knill, Glen F. Johnston, Kids at Rest Robert Vodden, RR 1, Clinton, left and Donald Watson, Jr., 165 James Street, Clinton, take time out for a rest in the straw next to the cattle barns at the Clinton Spring Show on Saturday. Bob is the son of Fred Vodden, and Donald's father is Don Watson, Clinton. (News -Record Photo) Gorrie; Bannerman; single hitch, over 1500 lbs,, Fetch, Krvill. Bannerman; under 1500 lbs., Knill, Johnston, Balmier - man. LIGHT HORSES; carriage tandem, Wallace Munro, RR 1, Embro; hackney stallion, Jones Pony Farris, RR 1, Belton; Donald Walters, 317 Dundas Street, Woodstock; single hack- ney or carriage under 15.2, Munro; Willis Lingelbaeh, Em- bro; over 15.2, Munro; single roadster in harness 15.2 and under, Munro (1 and 4), Dr. E. Foster, Galt; Alvin White, Hills - burgh; Alden Craven, Ailsa Craig; Walter Sholtz, Tavis- took; single hackney on line, Munro (1 and 2), Lingeibach; 2 -year-old hackney or carriage on line, Bannerman; sttand'ard colt, Foster; roadster ,team in harness, White, Craven, Foster; haekney tandem, Walters, Har- vey C. Moore, Ridgetown; lady driver, Jones, Munro, Walters, Oaldwe`11. Special crass, saddle horse, Feltner Construction Company, Lucan; Mrs. Griiffenhaan, Kin- cardine (2 and 4) ; Mrs. Alton Wallis, RR 1, Graritton; Ger- aline Grass, Dresden. Special .class, palomino, West- ern Show class, Wallis, Feltner, Griffenham, Grass; open par- ade, Wallis, Griffenham, Felt- ner, Grilse. ."PONIES: singleharness p6ny, over 12 hands, Lyle His- lop, RR 2, Stratford; Walter Clarke, RR 8, S.t. Marys; Har- vey C. Moore, RR 1, Ridgetown (3 and 6), Donald Walters (4 and 5); single Shetland, Jones, (1 and 3), Caldlwel'l (2 and 4); single harness pony, over 11 hands, Jones (1 and 2), Cald- well; under 11 hands, Jones, Caldwell; team harness ponies, not over 11 hands, Jones, Cald- well; single pony hitched, driv- en by boy under 15 years, ac- companied by lady under 15 years, Caldwell, Jones; Specials, Shetland stallion on lane, under 12 hands, Les Mar- tin, Dresden; added clasps, D. Walters, Jones; Shetland stal- lion on line, under 11 hansb, Jones, (1 and 3), Caldwell, (2 and 4) ; Shetland brood mare and foal, Jones; saddle pony, ridden by boy or girl, 11 hands and over, Caldwell, Janles, Wal- ters; under 11 hands, Caldwell (1 and 2) ; bridal couple, child- ren under 15 years, Caldwell. Clinton and District special pony prizes; brood mare on .fine, Joe Corey, Clinton; pony stallion, on line, Corey (1 and 2) ; 1961 foal, on line, Corey, Jimmy Edward; 1960 foal on line, J. Edwards. EVENING PROGRAM: hea- vy .draught team in harness, Toll, Boyd, Graham, Foster; Peroheron ,team in harness, Barnes, Bestard (2, 3 ,and 4) , Foster; wagon or express team in harness, 3,000 lbs. and over, Knill, Fetch; single roadster in harness, 15.2 and over, White, Munro, Foster, Craven; car- riage team in harness, Mun- ro, Fete h, gentlemen's turnout, accompanied by dean hitch, Toll, Itfvill, Carnp- lady, Munro, White, Forster, Lingelbach; team harnessed ponies, over 12 hands, Walters (1 and 2), Moore; under 12 hands, Jones; four horse tan - bell, Bestard, Graham, Boyd, Fetch; best matched team, Knill, Bestard; beset dressed team, Bestard, Johnston; from farthest distance, Walter Boyd, Meafoa dl, 110 miles. Strawberries FOR SALE We advise Our customers to order their berries early this year and be assured of a supply of fine berries. On account of frost last winter we expect o short crop this season. Prices will not be above those of last year. Phone HU 2-3462 F. W. ANDREWS - Clinton 23t£b Going Away? Don't Tell The Burglars You Are Home ,burglaries represent e large portion of the $1,500,000 thefit loss in Canada each year, according to officials of the An Canada Insurance Federation. Thefts increase sharply during the vacation months when own- ers are away. The Federation, which repre- sents more than 200 Canadian fire, casualty and automobile insurance companies, offers these reconvmendations to guard against home burglary while on vacation: (1) Have milk and newspap- er deliveries cancelled. Old newspapers are a sure indica- tion that the resident is away. (2) Arrange to have your lawn cared for regularly. (3) Inform the local police that you will be away. They will check your home period- ically. (4) Have a friend or neigh - bar visit the house occasionally to see that ,all is in order. (5) Remove valuable silver or jewellery for storage in a bank safety deposit box. (6) Do not leave lights burn- ing in the house. (7) Ask the local newspaper not to mention that you will be away. Professional burglars, read the social columns reg- ularly. (8) If a theft or break-in is discovered, inform police im- mediately. Even if nothing of value has been taken, the in- formation will be of value to police. BACKACHE When kidneys fail to remove excess acids and wastes, backache, tired feoling, disturbed rest often follow. Dodd's Kidney Pills stimulate kidneys to normal duty. You feel better -sleep bet. ter, work better. Classified Ads Bring Resuits MOVING! to 35 Huron Street, -G1ODER1CH ROAD, (next to D. A. Kay & Son) ay's Shoe Hospital Watch. for Grand Opening MANY SPECIALS -- about Tuesday, .June 27 23p Effective June 12th Brewers' Retail in CLINTON will remain open from 10 a.m. to 6 p,m. daily including Wednesday with extended hours to 9 p.m. on Fridays Brewers' Warehousing Company Limited Operating Brewers' Retail Stores '1-84,0c'St1oT1 WA$Hitc�Kv WE GIVE BUDGETS A REST TOO! Just bundle up all your washables and give us a call to -day. Why not? It will cost you very little! LUCKY NUMBER THIS WEEK IS 1276 Check Your Calendar. N the numbers match take the calendar to our office and claim your $3.00 credit. CLINTON 9d HU -2-7064 aure is DairyIv\orh Time to celebrate all ,the good dairy foods 4�r:fo that nature so bountifully provides all year 'round. Enjoy them often-. make dairy foods daily foods! Fr4,' A complete set of delicious dairy food reeips. lieu from *aria Fraser. 1.4Me to tiliyI 4,- 1•16n of MRI,' FARMERS F CANADA 1471 Davens*Mutt t, T Mi 0 4