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win.llet=ca 1', 7l'' mttr; R,''aret Batt 1i, hougtes aletcher
tRhames .lila,}: y:, r tlem. V.
WRITING t. FLOWER $.
°rade I Shit((n Hat len WI, f .inline plant -- 1)arhlua t,llfil-
Iherel e.. I'cnita a 11 I lets, Dy k- ; 17tr WI. Loth lialllle N', ,)opt Ste"
sial 1., iiuren 1ltrunrll 11• j4tIun A, Wayne A>c>,,aeq.lt IVO,
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k,tephrns ► Cath Amos Ii.
der A1'lel \41 1.irkY ~cert Ji, Y
4tad, t Nvi•trla ,Sw'ltzcr 1i, F'loral rnrragr -- 1;1.11 BrOrk 7
[',Sten Tiflis !r. A1.ur1e1 .ebrott SQIi° 'I klkinner 511, J•'ayo t.ragp A,
4lbeU yeti A9uynn J. i lWUel Abbott 1't'}-1.
t;Earle 4 -- Janien ltnrle, '11'1'1', i Abbott , EXHla1T
Donna S[r'ahsn 31, Ruth, I:aillie gnehee ;portray'ea - 1ir1Jton,
4.1\ Jnclteisea., 11'hall n, Plugtawn,
(,rade :1 - itntlt aiMS AI, Diane,'
Alen 11, .(faun Sin ith \A ca, Mare HQRTICULT,URa
tart.. A1lilr1 !. lilniature tioury. Det- Shelly 1'etrt I
tirade it ,Susan Allen 'V 1. ' 7, .)avid flobinson ,K, an Bragg .
f'athv .linos 1 , J IU i Simpt4i 1', 5,
5 Berry Thompson AT. Animal made froth vegetable ---
l.tarle larrk'F I)tuu:tn 1>xcld Paul I>., Muriel A:bhott I1kl, ii
43'tr para Swfitzer [i, .Ilea (tardiner Alar aroM Earlif-[*. 1 at a ..entail }". g r.
(;rade > AMargarrt 1)yicstra. Ji. PtrTS
Ja.ntes 1:odgins, Linda Thar'ker Bantams - Paul TIa:kt'r, trendy
WO, Jay 1 awenn, Brawn, Aiex Zr,rliner, .('.. 'Rein.
ART 14ablrite WMnt.aoh1an, 1. .
),I/IIPr teed er, open ..- rural Horn, J. Hera.
13ibb•v ii, 1,4at11y }Icrni Susan Ponies --- J3obby Clarke, Tommy
Slteo a1'1, lfntda ,lobus 1i, 'Raritan.
Space age Revile, open -•-Fred. large (togs _ klarehe coame •e.
Cowdrey K, Randy' .Theon P, John Small dogs - Danny Jaques,
Carroll 11, lied ny Bragg ilnikinne. '\1I; Micky' Scott.
.l',aw'el Ilalrtitfe Any , •.L.SSeta DykstraCats -- Ricky i(eott, Ronald
taay a, harry .5ltinnor.
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MDR dr•H SHOW AT KIRKTON FAIR - Achievement
ay competitionof4�beefand calf clubs provided the
Aa
or ett( ctiol)at nt il s foil. Friday afternoon,
Two
rings above were kept busy most of the afternoon with
judging of best animals and showmanship. Fair attend-
ance was down slightly because of harvest weather :and
the1
sortie of c asses suffered, However, there
t
was •keen competition in the baking, horticulture and
school sections of the fair,
--T•A photo
Granton 'Lassie' wins at Kirkton
,- Continped from page 11
POULTRY
Mrs, Cooper .Forrest, i i 1 KM; -
t-,tu won 11 prizes for a'Ghite.
nooks, :Barred 1?oaks, New Hemp -
stile Reels, \ryandottes'and 13row'n
Legherns.
GRAIN & SEEDS
Sheaf of wheat. M rs. Torn 1:-1'ern.
Woodham, kfar'r•y Logan, Melton:
heat of oats, Retry Logan Mrs.
Tom 1.1 ern; sheaf of barley, 'Harry
I.n an; fall wheat Harry Logan
t :td Newton Clarke oats, 1-Iarry
Logan, Newton Clarke; barley, and
large whltc beans, I -Tarry Logan;
.nma11 white beans, Fred Melly -
meet ; Indian cord, Harty Logan;
'ellow sweet corn, 'font Brook,
Kirk ton, 11, 1:. Birkby, 1:13 1 St.
Marys: ensilage corn, stalk, Mrs.
':Pont hi ern Mrs. Bari Stephen,
TSR 1 St. A.iatys, 300 Robinson,
WI 1 St. Marys: ears ensilage
ern,. Clarence SwItze.r, Harry Lo -
Lan; cob torn, Harry Logan, J'red
Ape -amen t; Sebago potatoes, Mrs.
nm Hero, Woodham, Mrs. Chas.
1isitey, Kirkton, Cobbler potatoes,
<1, Crago, ILS 1 St. Marys,
:Ira. Charles Bailey; any other
• ariety potatoes, T. A. Crago,
Airs. 'Harold O'Brien, RR '11 St.
alarys.
'1' tt t• n i p s, Swede, Mrs. Tf.
1)'Brieu, kiarry Logan; 3 el -ripping
Orn fps, Newton Clarke, Wood -
barn : beat•y turnip, Mrs, Harold
trrrien; long red mengolcls, T. A.
1'rago, 17rs. Harold O'Brien; white
' nsar man golds, MIs. 1tarold
'Brien; yellow and red mangolds,
/A. Crago. Mrs. 1-I. O'Brien;
S
S
•v •a • Att..
A t ld, T A. Crago, at nano l -
g
r
g7 O'1 fo fi 1d carrots, 'Fred
McClymont; carrots, intermediate
,
'its, Roy Pepper Exeter. Mrs.
(`harles Bailey; short carrots,
dsrry Logan; parsnips, Mia. Cliff
t•ott, MIPed McCiytnont; round
.c•ets, Mrs. Charles Bailey, harry
i„egan; cabbage, flat, Fred AI'c-
`lymoat , Airs. Perer• '1°cornstr•a,
' V oodham; red cabbage, Mr .
Peter 'rooms bar , ,('red 1i:cC'ty-
mat : citron, 'Harry Logan, Fred
'ieClymont; pie pumpkin. T. .\,
'sago, Clarence Switzer; large
untpkln, lames Flodglns. RR 1
tauten, firs. Cliff Scott 'Kirk -
1 in; watermelons, Harry Logan;
tuaklttelon, Harry Logan; table.
'wash, Fred AMeClymont, Harry
1 e an; Hubbard squash Mrs.
l'. illiaan
French, 1311 3 Lucan, Fred
A1eclymont: banana squash, T. A..
Crago, :Fret. McClymonL,
Cucumbers. green or ripe Mrs,
Hart Stephen, RR 1 51, Marys,
Arra, Charles Bailey, liIrk ton;
(able cucumbers, Mrs. Bart Ste-
phen, Harry Logan; onions, M rs.
Logan, T. A, Crago; Dul:elt sets,
Pira. Harold O'Brien, Alts. Cliff
s:nit; colleeLion of vegetables,
;'red A1cClymontI Farmers Club
is heat, Newton Clarke, Woodham;
Partners Club oats, Newton Cierice,
('Gell Squire, I1.R. 1 Granton, Milne
1 ullen 1111 1 Granton: 1'teld Crop
rats, Newton Clarke, 'Divert Crago,
M,R 1 SL Marys, John :Barnett,
1,12 1 St. Aiarys, MrS, Norman
.seely, RR 1 Granton, ('evil
`'atitee, ISP.: 1 Granton, lfilne Pul-
1 11, Rrt 1. t:ranton; Field Cron
ern, Jos 'Robinson, RIZ I S1.
arae. Clarence Switzer. 511 1
'Marys, 51wart Crago, RR 1 St.
HaI'ys,
V. 15, .Birkby, 111'. 1 SL,
Marys.
FLOWERS
.\sler's, 191:x, Clarence Hawkins.
firsts, 1 second, Mrs, R. Itat-
rliffe, 1 first; balsam, 1lrs. Coop'
t'r Forrest, .tit 1 Written;5050)05,
Mrs. William Spence, RR 11 St.
Alal l's; dahlias, Mts. Ind Mon-
t 111.
on-tehli, 1.511 3 Dm bre, ABs. Eric
11umphreys, Klrkton; dahlias, mi0-
'it.ure, Mrs, Charles Ballet', 41rlt-
-tot, Mrs. Clarence Switzer, MR 1
81. Marys; dahlias, show, Mrs. :Gal
Monteith, Mrs. Charles .Be11ev;
l
Jack oNee � t s1131 Charles
Zurich,
Mrs, Al hu
Willis (second): marigold iAfri.
van),
t
s
March
s Clarence Hawk'
n,
Airs Cliff 5rotf, Kirk ton; 1 rene1
r tallgold,
Mrs, Charles .Bailey,
ylls. Erie Humphreys; nastUr-
Ihrnrs, Mrs, 110 Monteith; sittglr.
I (Santa, Arrs, Charles Banta'. Mrs,
Carl Stephen, RIR, 1 St, Mal vs,
Ruffled petunia, Mrs. Charles
!limner, :Metter; C10111)1e P011111in.
rs, Ld Alen teith, Aire, AS'illiant
:ohne, '\ rooc}ItanI; panslr$, Airs.
;rlc Humphreys: roses, Mrs Bea
1 Sul, Ttirlcton, Mrs, Burton Mee.
to Ft. Alalvsl roses, Mrs. 'Burt
erten, MIs beg Paul;. sslrilgiO°
5 13rs, Earl Stephen 511 1 St.
nays'1\irs, '\1illiatn, Spence, 511.
Ct Marys; salvias, Atra, Charles
'a114y. Mrs, Prod Switzer, 1111 1
Alal`l's; seabiosls, Airs W'il-
1'SI)) 5ltenre; large zl0ntas, 'Mrs,
:Zor Mint .13roelt, RR 1. (4Ian1On,
Mrs, Clarence SWitzert small 710.
Was, MIS Norman Brock) Mr's,
Cltarite Bailey.
Annuals Mrs, :ifiarry Maitre, 1111
1 C;I'a.ttton, elitysanillentums 21trs,
1 ek Pat l Ata, Charles ItaileY:
'rad.ge, fits, :Harry ltiabre, Mrs,
it 1tumph i'Ol'S1 1/1131115 labia
t 1t 1
I,
I y 1T
rr e t1 iatit
, R b ,
l/rrit,u9`, :Mrs, ClarOnee
tmas tablecell
, IAT A
rwkln'tst
J
lehre Bevel design, airs. Oa"
'co itaancins: bowl Satin pe n.
a 1111s, \\'.Iden. Ai7t?ht r Alts,
rid SWI&Ser, RR 1 51 Ai aria:,
ihld fitiIlen, 1111 1 Clranion 151(15
nllrmet, Mrs, little. 74untphleys,
rS, iter. Horgan. 51. MItiYS,
"Tilt, atm Willis -,, Rh. 1 Rt Marys;
;
)ikea of gtadi811,- Mrs, tint 11r,iI
Ire, R.It 1 St, MfIu3'a, Mrs Brie
kHtltnphrovs; collectlou of African
violets, Mrs, lath! Humphreys.
:Pink African violet, Airs. Chas,
text Airs. Hawki s•
tleY, ., u
blue Arrival, violet, Airs. Fred
lloger, Kirk ton, airs, '\VlJliant.
Spence: fibrous begoala airs,
lack :N'eeb, Zurich, Airs. D0 'Mon-
teith, rnrbro; tuberous begonia,
firs. Brie Humphreys, Airs. ('lar
eucn Hawkins; collection of house
plants, Mille Pullen, Granton,
Mrs. Charles Salley; asparagus
(plum., lira. 5 r'ie Httlphreys;
aaparagna (spring), Aire. Wk.
Humphreys; rex begonia, Aire; 110
Monteith any other-va.liety, Airs.
Clare nee, Switzer: collection of
foliage, Mrs. Charles irles Bailey;
coleus ("lleotion, Mrs. Frio Hum-
phreys, Mrs, Charles 'Salley; col-
lection of cactus, Airs. Gordon
Dow, RR 1 Mitchell, James Hod -
gine, Rat 1 Gran tort,
FRUIT
fipples - Alexander, 1"red 11'0
(1lyrnon1 Varna; Blenheim Pippin,
I A. Crago, RR, 1 SI Marys,
MrS, Ed Monteith, RR 3 l.mbro
Cayuga Red Streak, bred AleCly
1imonl; Culvert, Fred .ALcClynionl
Harry Logan. Bel ton : Duchess of
Oldenburg, l"all Pippin and Gra-
venstein, 1 r e d Mc'Clymonl ,
Maiden's 'Blush HaI'ry Logan,
:Bettor; Snow, 1'red McClymout.
H. Logan; St, Lawrence, \lr s, .Ed
211011 Id 171,Fred Alc('1ymon1 1Aeai-
thy, 73", Mal yin ont, airs 1;d
liontetth, Rolf sliver, Mts. Td
MonteithFred 1teetyntout; any
other variety, Mrs. Ed Monteith,
.red, ,hC1yu10nt,
IairredAI
r 1
.orHar-
ry Logan Golden (Stlspett Harry
Logan, F. 1lctBymoni ; Icin Fred
MCClymont Mrs. 1.d Monteith;
Mann, [.tarry Logan; McIntosh
Red, Mrs. Ed Monteith, Fred Mc-
('lymont Norlhcrn spy, !Tarry
Logan, Fred. AI Cly inont Ontario,
hied Meet yntoat , Mrs. Ed aton.
lelth; Peewuakee, Fred AcCly-
ntont, Clarence Switzer; Rhode
.slimy. Greening, ,tarry Logan,
airs, Ed NJontelt h: Rihson Pippin
and Roy Russet 1, 'hied Ni.cC'ly-
ntnnt; 'Taman Sweet, Fred AIM.e-
C"ly'ntonl, 11rs, 'Incl Monteith: col -
lee tett Of apples, Fred AIeCIY-
Clymont,
Red era I) armies, Airs. I9d 11'on-
1elih, Fred Meely uonl; yellow
crab, Fred 11oCltmont; Concord
Niagara grapes, Airs. Fred Roger,
l+trklon; Yellow Silage plums and
collection of plums, Fred AloCay
mon.; any other variety, .red Mc-
I'IylnOnt, 'Newton Clarke, Wood
Bartlett pears, 1' McC'ly-
nront, Mrs. Fred Boger, Karlcton;
Clapps Tee., Fred :Me Clymont;
Flemish Beauty, 111s. Pied Roger
and Fred Mctlymont: Sheldon,
Harry Logan, Mrs. Fred Roger;
any outer variety, Harry 'Logan.
DOMESTIC SCIENCE
11011ey, Airs. Wilfred Payton,
1Srltton; maple syrup, Fred Me -
CI ymonl, 'Varna ,lie's, Leonard
Thacker, nu f St. Marys; white
bread, Ahs, Dan \Vagina RCt 5
: trot ford Mrs, Gordon Dow, RR
1 Alltrhell, A1.is, Roy 'Pepper, 'By-
el e1; rOwbread, Mrs, AItit lw)yl.,
iiirktOn, ALeClYtttOnt, Mrs, Elve-
relt thew, 141t'kton; nut and
Trull Ion f, )lis. John I:ern ei't, RR
.1 SI, Marys, Alrs. Pepper, Mrs.
Charles 115115), 1Jrkton; buns,
'lis, Harnett, lb's, 1\'ai.glei', Mrs.
Doty; (15015ea buns, 1frs, Barnett,
Airs, Pepper, 1.l vs. Doupe.
Coffee rake, Aft vs. Barnett, Mrs.
Pepper, Al re. • Wag) er; tea biscuits,
Airs. Barnett, Mrs, .Doone, 1115.
Penner: angel rake, Mrs. 'Rev
1Io1'gan MrS, Eel Monteith, R15 3
A11)Is, 15.11111 on; chiffon cake Mrs.
Morgan, Airs. Ed Mora 1eth RR 3
f)mbro: light rake, Mrs. 'Barnett,
1ft's, Waster; sponge cake, Mrs,
Monteith. \Tis, A1111s;. chocolat0
rake, Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. lliillia.rn
.ohne, Airs. Peter 1 oo nsDel,
\Voodllam; banana rake Mrs,
Bailey, lira, Clarence sw'ilzet,
Airs, Ail
a birthday cake 1tt
s
woman, 21..11, W tufty 1 5thaeffer
Kirk ion, Sir;s, 15'111lna1 Fre oeh,
RIR, 3 1 11eti10 0110 (:tato , 1113.
'roornstra, Mrs. Bailey.
,\pale 1115, 'lite Ballet, Airs,
Gordon johns, Alts, Schaeffer;
10111011. Mts. Erenrll, Airs Toorn
sura, Ms, ,aohlaeffer; raisin, 11,5,
�hlhen kld'neydiell to remove
,rxtead iteldd And wdeted,
1••Ickaells-tirdd fettling-'
GUturbed'rent often rn11
1olidw, Dodd's Kidney Pelts
a1le1utete kidneys to :hernial
dal¢, Vol Ree! Niter, elfish
bettor, wdhk hettef, 80
III
I4arurtt, Mrs. Salley, Mrs, liar- 1
nett; pumpkin, A Schaeffer,
Mrs, Bailey,rs, 5lzer:
cherry,
Airs. French, Mrs, :Pepper, ,firs,
Bailey,
Oatmeal s« Dares, Mrs. Bailey, •
Airs, Preneh, Alts. Scllaef.fer; un-
baked cookies, Airs, Doupe, ;lits,
Dow, Mrs, Joe Coddinal on, St.,
Marys; small cookies, Mrs. Dow,
:Airs. 'Donne, airs. Toornst)•a; but-
ter tarts, Mrs. Barnet t., airs,
mourns
.A mA.i
Johns, AMrs, French: trorl4man's •���
breakfast, Mrs. Switzer, Mrs. Dow;
cheese four rays, Ails, Doty, Aire. '
Switzer,
clerk
VIlle �Cle
,
Dill pickles, firs. ['oddUlg•ton,
Mrs, Harry Klahre, 1111. 1 'Gran-
ter,, Airs Mills; beets. alts,. Cod-,
(lingt00 Mrs, 'troupe, Mrs. .Bailey;
onions Mrs. Harold O'Brien; beet
relish, airs. G. Johns, airs.
liaan Rohde, Rpt 1 Woodham;
obit sauce, Airs, Italy Clarke, RR
1 Woodham. Mrs, Barnett, 'firs.
Bailey; salad dressing, Mrs. Rohde,.:las. Batley, Mrs. Johns.
Canned rhubarb, :Airs. johns;
cherries, hIrs. Jolrns, Mrs, 'Mills: i
raspberries, Alrs, Barnett. Airs.
Mills, Mrs, O'Brien; strawberries,
Mrs. Batley, airs, :Mills:
Apples lira Batley ; peaches,
.airs. Blaley, Airs. SLephetI. Mrs.
Barnett; plums, Mrs. Toddinglon; 1
Pineapple, Airs. ilailey; pears,
Mrs. 135115y, airs. Doone, .lits,
Tared Roger, I:ir'kton; corn, Mrs.'
Ro11 .5, 'Ira. Monteith, Mrs. 11111x;
peas, Mrs. Montan h; tomato, Mrs.'
Bailey Mrs. Cod (Wigton., firs
Doupv chicken, Mrs. Rohde;'
maple cream, Mrs. 'Barnett, lt.r".
Klahre, Airs. 1Milne Pallet). Ii,
I'
11 1.
Granton chocolate
fudge, A9rs.
Barnett,. x Klahre„ Mrs.. liiahrx Mrs. Pul-
len.
Domes! le pie special -- Mrs.
T'renclt, Mrs. Pepper, Airs. Gordon
johns,
ter; useful front useless, Mrs,
Pepper, hi.rs, Constable, Mrs. Van
der Wtel; lain cushion, \irs.
Clarke; sepal sack articles, Mrs.
Skinner: weaving, Mrs, 'font ',Kern,
Airs, Skinner; needlepoint, Airs.
Constable, Mrs, Wllllarn trench,
LADIES' WORK
:Nursery 051115, Airs. William
French. I5R. 3 Lucan; fancy <tui1t,
Aire. William Rohde. RR I .Good-
hail(. Airs, Ray Clarke, Rpt 1
Wotan:ant; pieced. quilt, Mrs. ))el-
rater Skinner, R.R 1 Centralia,
Mee, Ray Clarke Mrs. Rohde; ap-
Migne 1)0171, Airs, Skinner. Airs,
Clarke, Mrs. Rohde: braided mat,
Mrs. Itoy Pepper, Exeter; lroolced
yarn mai• airs. Robert Ratcliffe,
Sr., Science Hill.
Bedroom furnishings Em-
broidered pillow eases. `IlMrs. Bert
Morgan, St. Marys,
Mrs, Prom Constable, St. Marys;
crocheted pillow Lases, Mrs. 1oltn
Barnett, RR 1 St. Marys. Mrs.
Rohde, Mrs. Constable; outwork
pillow vase, Mrs. Constable, .11.5.8.
Tont 1-1ern , Woodham; dresser
set, Mrs, Clarke, Mrs. Morgan.
Dining room furnishings - Cro-
eheted buffet set, Mrs, Peter
'i'oornslra, RR. 1 17Voodbarn; lun-
eh eon set, Airs. Constable. 211'rs.
Mogan; embroidered tea cloth,
Ales. Constable; place mats, Mrs,
1'om Bern.
laving room furnish ings_-Cltos-
terfMid set, Mrs, Constable; doil-
ies, Airs. Barnett, Mrs. Pepper,
Mrs. Clarke; crocheted centre-
piece, Mrs, Barnett, Mrs, 'font
Ttern, Mrs. Rohde; new idea
cushion Mrs, Pepper, airs, 'oorn-
sEra ., AI rn 'C,larenee Rawl:ihs, 1;R
1 At, Marys,
Kitelwn -- 'tea towel collection,
Airs. William Spence, ItIZ 6 St,
Marys, Airs, Skinner: apron, Mrs,
'loornstra,. 11rs, Penner, Mrs,
Skinner.
PERSONAL WEAR
:toy's play suit. Mrs, 'Marl Wat-
son, (111 1. St Marys, Airs. Skin-
ner; sun edit, .Airs. 'Watson, mire,
Skinner; Infant's jacket, Mrs.
Wel soil, Airs. Constable; Jumper,
Mrs. Skinner; Alat•y Maxim
eweater, Airs. Constable, Mrs, 'W,
l'a17 del AGicl, Wooditani, Mrs.
Carl AI Ills, lSirkton; lady's wool
skll•t, Mrs. Constable Mrs. Wa,n
iter' A\Peel; w001 skirt, alis. S1.1111 -
nae, 21115. Tom tlet•ts: clue ler, Airs,
t Alts Skin -
Lea arUlt
Skinner I
s
net.; lady's Muse, Mrs, Watson:
als on;
spet'ial event apron, Airs, 'Wat-
son,
son, Mrs, `]levee (+TM'S play
dress, Sirs. \vatsoe, Mrs, Skin-
ner; 110111. blocks, Aire. Ton)
'RAM firs. Skinndr,
MfisceIlaneons -- CUR, airs, 'Par.
nett, airs, Constable, Mrs, Skin
SPECIALS
Al' MIDDLETON'S DRUGS
ti
Fired Shove Bomb
(A/awe17,9?,) with pkg, of. 15
t;IzrLw''Tla SUPER BLUE BLADES
Both f r only , $1,00g
l + RAND - Mt lALLV 'WORLD ATLAS with the
I
t4t °Chart; of MEST 'TOOTHPASTE .... ia1;, $1.0
1'
It'A II PV- SIZE •ICO1IIXi 120 off
,
•1 0 Value o
w.., r. $ 1,
74
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Y.Y Y r
for
y f, SPECIAL 0 .:
NCO���;,MA Si�IIV CREAM, Save // �'
SUPER°. ?LCNAM.INSI canadeS Largest Selling
V}taruins, .20$ ',Cabletaf Rog, $13,98
Save $2,00 Now Only $11,98
I Ig RING ATTERIES' EOR ALL MAIM
S
Drugs
iddI on
PHONE 44)
LUCAN
Last week in this paper men-
tion was made of the death in
Westminster Hospital, London,
of Donald E,, Chown, 68, town
clerk and assessor of Lucan
for 12 years.
Mr. Chown had been a pa-
tient for 11 weeks and follow-
ing an operation. on September
5 asthma developed, He was
badly gassed in World War 1.
Son of the late Mr. and MrS.
Samuel Chown he was the eld-
est of a family of eight and
was born at Trenton, moving
to Clandeboye at an early age
later to
\ years e
and a
fey
n
Lu -
can.
He served as fire chief for
a number of years. He was
of
master and chaplain
t )
P
as
Irving Masonic Lodge No. 154
and'''•°a Masonic service was
held at the, funeral home on
Wednesday evening.
Surviving are one brother,
Harvey (Bill), Lucan; four sis-
ters; Miss Reta, Lucan; Mrs,
Ray (Gertrude) Dawson, To -
Tonto; Florence and Mrs. C.
E. (Marion) Blough, both of
St. Thomas.
Funeral services were con-
ducted by Rev, G, W, Saeh at
the Murdy funeral home on
Thursday, September 27 with
interment in St. James ceme-
tery, Clandeboye,
Pallbearers included Messrs.
Charles Corbett, Ivan Hearn,
Murray Hodgins, Bob Murray,
Alex Young and Cliff Abbott.
Among those from a distance
who attended the .funeral were
Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Laid-
law of Detroit, Miss Flo Mc-
Millan of Windsor, Mrs. Clar-
ence Chown and Mrs. Earl
Capling of Sarnia, Mr, and
Mrs. Ray Dawson of Toronto,
Miss Florence Chown, Mr. and
Mrs. C. E. Moue( of St, Thom-
as and their families, Mrs.
Ron Howey o[ London, Eric
Slough, Sid and Paul. Joseph
all of St. Thomas,
15. Shirley Switzer 15, hare))
jicrslake \vt,
OI•ade S . - \feud\ 7.laekler S,
1nhu San lhryeli li, .Shirley $WI('
zer 14, Karen Kerslake WI.'
Grade 1 --- Arlene .1 ohne 1+.,
Muriel .Abbott IV It, Pamela van
der diel 1\ I, Roberta Neil
11rade I --• PliilIp 'lllaekler 5.
Robert Alneaev 11, Pohert Rat -
elf ffe .51100hl• Millsi
Grade i Diane Smith wO,
1);ti Hem) Scnlraln ;;, Marg \tiller'
Z. Way nw Rodd 7.
t:1 :arae R - Sandra 1)11110011 1'1,
Wayne Kirithby' R, hlaryke Van
Moyer) K, Leroy 1•lern
(trade ; -- Carol 'Ribby' 1+, Bar-
bara Switzer K. Faye :Duncan P.
Tommy Earl ton AL
t;rarhe 5-. Ilene Seethe, 1I,
V'eritnu 'Nein 7,, 'Larry Skinner
WI. ,lout( 1-lern M,
SEWING
:Pyjama bag -- Sharon Fletcher
31,
Necklace Cathy ;Stoos Ti,
LarryS
,klnner WI, Bryan Amos
5, Frank Kirkby S.
GRAFTS
.l)erOI'ated lase r- 15aren Spear.-
In
pear-
In S. Bobby Ma',shall K. P11111173
731aciilsr 5, Brenda, 501011er I\VI.
Wfnriow props - Dennis Dun-
011,11
un-
Dan J'. Faye Duncan P, Larry
Skinnw• AGJ,
Waste pallet basket - :'at
thaturde11 15, Teddy Arthur S,
Margaret. Earl 1i, David Marshall
K.
C"hrl• ma decoration Cathy
Antos 14, Larry Skinner 2111, 'Mar-
garet \nn Prance WI, Bobby
Marshall 1:.
BAKING
School htnrh. - Margaret Earl
15, Margaret. Dykstra, R, Cathy
Amos 15, Larry Skinner lA I.
Date squares - Ruth Baillie 35,
Cathy .Amos .14, ..aura French WH,
J)enuls :M)unr'au P.
Canny - Ruth 'Heinle 14, Wendy'
Blarkler S, Muriel Abbott WTI,
Bryan Amos 1{,
Cup rakes -• Bobby Marshall 14,
Bryan Antos F, Suzann Dinka A.,
Elsie 'I'oornsira 7,.
Cookies, uta baked --- Afargaa'et
Dykstra K, Fye Duncan P, Jo-
anne F,'inithehi.er WH, Barbara
$008(•111 S,
Angel food - Cathy Amos 15,
et e I'TS Sharon
la h1 Pin S r
Fletcher Wl- 1 at Batten A.
i I u her A T, , o r I`
MISCELLANEOUS
011 paint 105 -- Jants 'Duncan
? Taura
French AJ4 Carol
4n
n
RR 1 Lucan cross 8111111 Mrs.
William Schaeffer, Kirkton, Mrs.
11 organ, Mrs. Constable; shopping
hag, \lis, Skinner; purse Mrs,
skinner; gifts for bazaar. Mrs.
Skhmer, Mrs, Const able; hairpin
work, Alts, Oath e, .airs, Ra.trllffe,
fiirs, Constable; bedroom slippers,
1
M'ew's wear 12uy''s sweater,
'Ml's. Collet able: boy's pyfalnas,
Mrs. Joe t'oddington, SI. Yeti's,
Mrs. Skinner: sport shirt Airs,
Coddfngton, Mrs. Watson, Mrs,
Skinner. '
CRAFTS & HOBBIES
Artifice" flowers bouquet, Airs,
Skinner, Mrs. Schaeffer, airs.
Charles Minter, Inxeter: aftiftrial
corsage, \ars. Schaeffer. ails.
Skinner.; oil painting, landscape,
Mrs, lilarl Stephen, R1: 1 Sl.
Alar;vs; o11 painting, any nlhe1'
subject, airs. Stephen; nater
color, Mrs. Stephen, Mrs. William
Spence; crayon anti ciiareoal,
Airs, Stephen, Mrs. Spence; num-
ber painting, Mrs. Stephen 1'11'-
mond. Switzer, RR 1 St. Marys;
copper, tooting, Mt s, Carl 01111".
Ktrktott, Mrs, Barnett, MIS Cliff
Scott JCir•kton; handbag, Mrs.
Schaeffer: lamp shade. Airs. tor -
don johns, RR 1 5t. Marys, Mrs.
Barnett, Mrs, Clarence flaw. its;
stuffed toy, Mrs, Scheer tet 'us.
Spence: candle, .A11•s, Spence Nits.
Schaeffer, Airs, Hawkins; Christ -
r11as decoration, airs. Schaeffer,
Mrs. � At A\-a.tsot; ally,
other crat t, Raymond Switzer,
Airs, .Rohde, Mrs, Ditttner,
rs. Constable.
Mrs. $pence, Sirs .
enjoy
the wonderful
world of
warmth with
fsso
OIL HEAT
Ask your Imperial Esso Agent to introduce
ul world +nf mosso warmth
you to
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soon. It's the kind of home heating that gives
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Always there, And it Caft be yours s6 easily)
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ALWAYS I.t tilt "it iMfafnt3fi4L Ir<lf '1HC 1 eat.
Atiseellaneotls -- Goat, 131111•
13roc6.
fitlluca. pigs. -- Ronald Clarke,
Larry 61c/inter, Mervyn Hera,
VEGETABLES, FRIJITS
.Early potatoes Arlene Johns
14, _Prank 31110by W.
Late potatoesDouglas
Aif
-
phen i., Sheila Dern Z, 13111 Brock
7.
Parsnip -'- l:lekt Scott is Ruth
13a1111e 14, David Marshall 14.
(.arrant 13111 71'oek 7, David
)145'10..111
tar1111173 ':t3keS.
Cas1all Pi1
bage ,Danny AWaltlaclersr KPI,
A,avid 115
[)Marahalt , :Bruce Robson
C,u0uutlters -- Cathy Antos 35,
Gwen Allils 15, Bruce Mille 'W.
Deets - Jlonaid Clarke P, Phil-
lip l31aekler 5, .Dong Fletcher WI
Sweet corn - Ricky dor)' It.
David Marshall K, Terri Paul K.
Pop corn -•- Sharon Batten WL
Pumpkin pie -•- Terry Johns T13,
13111 Brook Z, Carol .Ann Bell WI,
Watermelon -Grate Paton 15
Doug Fletcher 5, Doug F1eteher
WI.
(11 Cron 'Harold Johns 'TR,
Bryan Bertrand .F1.
Onion -- Muth I3a1111e Ji, Helen
.Batten 111, Ricky Scott: 15.
Tomato - Cathy Anioa 15, Carol
Bibby 5, Ronald Clarke P.
Apples -- Ricky !or•y 15, Janice
Duncan P, David Marshall
K
'Vegetable display - ,David A
ar-
shallK, Larry Skinner WI, Don-
ald Stephen A.
idoFruit table <'entre-David aiar-
shali K, Larry Skinner WI, James
dgins.
PunmIcin contest - R1o1kY Scott
I5, Danny Jaques WO.
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