The Brussels Post, 1957-08-28, Page 5nesdaY, AcilgitSt Prilm
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•CO014,04, Tomatoes, I. pint ..,
18. Collection of Tomato Carqq). Tomato Jule : Chili Space. 1 pint each
I 19. Mustard Piekle. sweet. 1 Pint
at/ Owen: her l'ic'k], , ewe 4.t.1 .pint
21 Relish Pickl e% 1 Pi- t 2? ce, t d ,Chleiceo 1, r)Lit .00 23, Hard Soap. 1 bar, liome-mado 50. • •••• 24. Practical Sehoel Lunch
25. Caneed lielneenade Satteeele 4 20. Canned Soup, hornc-tyr.•de ...... ..... •VX;
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iN MEMORIAM
MARKS Ia loving ineineery- .04
our dear alotAlror Margaret lillon•
lelogre, .who, peesed away one
year ago to-day, Augu,t 30, 1956•
No one knowis i&ow .iftuzlwe miss you
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"COI , VOIWICIVRWO:vothe )4 44PY .1)
t We have suffered, shim we. lost you.
htfe has elver been, the same,
Ire Maur- hearts, your mennery lingers
ISWecitle 'tender fond and. •tit,,e,
There if.% .xitot. n, day, Oar mother
ITlult we do not 'Shine of yea,
Sealy miesed and ever
Temeinibered 1.)y Paughlter Mildred
and Selletneeev, Lloyd,
V/ A
Church Service
• Convenience-3 minute walk to
Union Station, closest hotel to
heart of downtown,
• Luxurious guest roams
and suites.
4! Good Food---full course H.
meals and delicious snacks,
• • Entertainment-Horne
of the, famous Club indigo
featuring Broadway
Shows nightly.
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IN MEMORIAM.
Marks - In loving memory of a dear
mother, aens. Ellen 1VItarks, who
passed away one year 'agee, Auk
list 30th, 1956
Aisteep in, God's beautiful garden,
Free front all sorrow and palim
And when our Ilife's journey is
ended
We knoiw we shall meeit her again.
-Always! !loving remembered by
Tlie FaMilY
Scream Kids" it 1
1,(S ,, YOU LOWPRETTY
gi AS A PItchIER"
V OF MILK FROM
COW/if S DAIRY
FOR RENT- -
50 acres permanent pasture to rent '
for (2( months with running water
Gee, Blake, Brussels, Phone 42r19
-WANTED -
A housekeeper for a family Of 3
.adults and one Mild school age.
Apply Box 50 Brussels, Ont.
FOR RENT -
One good house, on ithe formes
Strachan farm on lot 3, Con, 3,
Grey Tp., 14 mile from the high-1 sv
way.
Ian McDonald
?O-R, SALE -
Red Haven Peaches ready next
week. Jubilee following week.
Bring containers,.
'Govenleck Oecharde,
Forest
FOR SALE -
400 healthy, well raised Dekald
pullets debeaked, vaccinated, and
tttarting to lay. Immediate delivery.
Moore's Poultry Farm
R. R. 3 Seaforth, Ont.
STOR M. WINDOWS.- ""f
Why not get an estimate on
aluminum combination windows.
NOW. Orders taken now for fall
elelivery. No. Obligation.
Phone or write
Jackson Honies Ltd.
Seaforth
ELMA FARMERS' 'MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE CO.
Established In 1084
'Head Offi.ii Atwood, OM,
Insures
Vatni Property, Private Deettillet'
and Contents In Towns and
Schools, Churches and Halle'
on an
-"INSURANCE AT COST" barite
'PROMPT ADJUSTMENT OF
CLAWS
Contact your Nearest
bletetee or Agent..
R. W, (DtCk) Whittield
also Windstorm theueince:
Eirtiieeid, Ont.
...11.nrtrides rot
eltirtYaltive ToAtt., Alva" lib/
fl4k tigSt uriA MI H J:
,long ii'it
FeePeist berilininat teat
Ws:remanent:tie
zerifeei Mons .itisitaitihie
iknietiefY ,Lette'rebt
R A.
ilt.t1'461
1.00 .75
1,00 .75
FINE ARTS AND CRAFTS
DIRECTORS-Mrs, W. Spence, Mrs. James Maier
OILS.tRtic
or Rural Scene 2,00 1,00
Original Portrait from. Life 2.00 Study in Still Life
2.00 1.00 0
NUMBER PAINTINGS
Scene
Animal
WATER COLOURS
Water Scene (anywhere in Huron)
Landscape (Huron)
LEATHER CRAFT
GIo v s
Belts, purses, hand-bags, bookcovers
SHELL WORK
Dolls, bird, plaques, animal. ornament, place-card. holder,, , FELT CRAFT
Handbag, Beanie, Suspenders
Table Cover
Corsage of Nylon or Sponge Rubber
METAL CRAFT
Aluminum tray, 14" or 18"
Copper tooled picture (any subject)
10000 . 7.755
Thanksgiving table centre,-fruit or flower 1.00 .75 Christmas door decoration 1.00 .75
SECTION D - BACON HOG SHOW
DIRECTORS-Mac McIntosh, Clarence McCutcheon, Lloyd Wheeler
Class 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th. 1, Boar, 1 year old or over $4.00 $3.00 $2.00 $2.00 $1,00 $1.00
2, Boar, under 1 year and
over six month 4.00 3.00 2.00 2.00 1,00 1.00
3. Bear. 6 months Le under 4,00 3.00 2.00 2,00 1.00 1.00
Champion Boar Ribbon
4, Sow, 1 year old or over 4.00 3.00 3.00 2.00 2,00 1.00 1.09
5. Saw erder 1 year and
over , 4.00 3.00 3.00 2,00 2.00 1.00 1.00
6. Sow. 6 months or rndor -1.00 3.00 3e0 2.00 2.00 2.00 L00 1.00
Champion Sow • Ribbon 7. Pen-1 boar. 1 sow one
year or over, 1 sow un-
der 1 year and over 6
months, 1 sow 6 months
or under „ 4 00 3,00 2,00 1,00
8. Sow and „litter not
weaned ........ 10,00 8.00 6,00
9, Pair of Bacon Hogs,
same rules as the T.
, Eaton Special 6,00 5.00 4,00 3,00 2,50 2,03
Section F. Grain
Directors - W. Perrie, Wm, Smith.
1 bu. of Alfalfa Se-el 3.00 2.00 1.00 LO0
1 bu. of Timothy
1 bu, of Red Clover
3,00 2 x.40 1.00 .00
3.00 2.00 L00 1.00
1 bu. of Fall 'Wheat 3.00 2.00 1.00 LO0
bu. of Barley 6 Rowed .. ...... ............................. . 5,00 2.00 1.00 too 1 bit of Oats, late 2,00 2.00 1,00 1,00.
1 131.1. of Oats, early 8.00 2.00 1.00 1.00
1 bu. of MIned Grain, Oats and Harley ,..... 3.00 2.00 1.00 1.00,
1 bu. of Husking Corn on Cab 4.00 2.00 1.00 1.00
Chumploft, Du, Oats „.„.„....„.... . . ... 5.00
FIELD CROP COMPETITION - Grain Corn
s VARIETY - WARWICK No. 311
Prizes for standing crop-1st. $13.00: 2nd. $12,00; 3rd, $11.00; 4th,
$10.00; 5th, 69.00; 6th, $8.00; 7th, $7.00; 8th, $6.00: 9th, $5.00: 10th.
$4,00; 11th, $4.00; 12th, $8.00; 13th, $3.00; 14th, $2.00; 15th, $2.00.
Society prises for one bushel of corn on cob from field crop
competition-lst. $5.00; 2nd„ $4.00; 3rd, $3.00; 4th, ,$2.00; 5th, $1.00.
GARRY OAT FIELD CROP COMPETITION
Prizes for standing crop given by Department of Agriculture.
1st 518.00; 2nd $12,00; 3rd MAD; 4th $10.00; 5611. $9.00; 6th $8.00;
7th 57.00; 5th 0.00. , •
Society prizes for one bushel from fieid omit) exhibited at the.
Fair. let $6.00; 9nd $4,00; 3rd $4.00; 4th MOO; 5th pm.
SPECIAL COMMERCIAL FEATURE - FORAGE CROPS
1 Dale First •Citt Day (40 lbs, or over) 6.00 4.00 3.00 2.00 1.00
1 Bale Second Cut Hay (40abe, or over) 5.00 4.00 3.00 2.00 1.04
1 Bushel Field Cateppted Hay lat OIL. 5.00 4.00 8,00 2.00 IA
Busihet OlOpPed Hay 2nd Cut 6,00 4,00 3,00 2,00 1,
1 Sheaf `of 10 Stalks Ensilage Corn 6.00 4,00 3,00 2.00 1.4
AB hay must be field rut and maohine baled or chopped. /-
THE INTER.N.ATIONAL PLOWING MATerf s is
FARM MACHINERY DEMONSTRATION
()abbe'. 15- 16 - 11-18, 1957
ON MIKE LIZON AND NEIGIMOIRUNO FARMS
SEVICOt
Township of Woodhouse, Norfolk County
' THE WORLD'S LARGEST PLOWINI7r MATCH AND EXII131T Ott"':
FARM EQUIP1'01ENT AND SUPPLIES
$15,000 it prit,es Educational Trips, Ontario and Canadian Chn at
pionshiP Trorobics.
Applications for space received up, to September 3rd',
from Plowmen by October 1st. •
For full particulars apply to:
F. A. LASHLEY. Secret-Irv-Manager,
Ontario Plowinen's Association
'Dept p1 Agriculture, Parliament numtigs
TQIIONTO4 ONTARIQ
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BRUSSELS FALL*. FAIR 4,
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SECTION ."0" FLOWERS
prucToEs-xiss 13-Mli Hoover. Mrs. Clam Steffier
(Please put sectiorz,lc ter and liunwisir on each ,exhIbil).
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LIVING 110S
E CTION
I0eall‘ts NS-u mijAberir)BExlilibSit:'W GRI 1. Cross stitch piCtUte
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2: SWflokolcuposlioolonn, new idea ., ................. . ........ . ...
4 Needle point (miss.), state article:
5. Chesterfield three-piece set
D6IN. IBNr4dgReGOtaMble
cover
7, Lace table cover, hand-made
8. Luncheon set, runner and 4 place mats
9. Three doilies, 10' or under (different) 10. 13uffqt set (exnbroidared)
11. Buffet set (crochet)
12, Table centre, over 12"
BEDROOM
13. Pair of Pillow Cases (cross stitch)
14, Pair of Pillow Cases (embroidered)
1.5. Pair .of Pillow Cases (cut work) .... ...... ... . ........ . . ... 16, Pair of Pillow Cases (crothet) 17, Matching Pillow Cases and Sheet, embroidered ..
WEARING APPAREL
18, Ladies' Pyjamas and Matching Duster
attached)
19. Sun Dress
20, House Dress (best idea)
21, Kitchen, apron (most serviceable)
2232.. CFhainldcy'e tselaip apron
24. Man's sweater coat
25, Child's sweater coat
26, Child's socks (fancy)
27. Child's tartan pleated skirt ....... ..... .'.... ..... .......
28, Infant's jacket, bonnet and bootees (nylon or wool)
29. Best made-over garment (state what made from) ,
30. Man's sport shirt
MISCELLANEOUS.
31. Three articles in tatting
32. Three handkerchiefs (hand-trimmed) 33, Two articles front flour or sugar bagsA 34, Three different pot holders
35, 'Three new novelties not previously shown ... .. . .50
36.. Carriage cover and pillow, quilted satin. ........... 1.00
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Church. Serviee will Jbe requine(1
in Duff's Unilited Church., on. Sunday
morning, SepteMber 1st. at 11,30 a.m.
with, the minister, Rev, W, M.
Thomas, in :charge. Seted,ces were
wipdrawn for, the month of August
owing to the .arealeeoreltion of the
and Mrs. Stewaot McCall spent see
auditorium and basements,
Mr. and Mrs. Hen)) Travis and Mr.
enel days in •Ner York last week.
Seen visited
with Mrs, Silos_ Johnston last Weela•
Mr. Robert Young Is now making
his home at :the Muir Nursing home
Seaforth.
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CLASSAFIED ADS.
TOR SALE -
Lady's Bicycle in good condition,
Pileine3 39r10 Wm, Harmon
.75
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FOR SALE -
15 Feeder Steers, 1143142prd,
Jas. S. Armstrong Phone 23r19
FOR SALE -
Large Evans Oil Burner, good as
UAW.
Phone 131'14 leek Stenhensoe•
FOR SALE -
Durook Hog, 18 anonets old.
W. J, Henry, on the Bewley fem.
Phone 1,74
DIS,TR ICT 1-1ORTIGULTO,RAL
MEETING TO. BE HELD
IN BRUSSELS, SEPT. 18th.
All the Horticultural Societies in
District 8 Will hold their meeting
in Brussels on Sept. 18th. at 7.30
Blage-
guest
on his
Mrs. Joseph Dennis is at present
itite home of Dr. Kenneth Jackson,.
Myth.
Eric :an4d Dennis Reid, Toronto,
are spending this week With their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, George
Dundee.
Tepee Labnow has eetuened,
home to London after spending the
summer with her grandmother, Mrs.
R. W. Hoy. I
Miss Nomina Hoegy teas returned ,1
home from Sparrow Lake where
the spent the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Dundee, of -
Toronto, sPent 'Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Toreance Dundas.
Mr, and. Mos. James Lamont and,
famay, London, are spending
week with Me. and 'Mrs. Lloyd
Porter.
Mr. and airs. W. 0. Bennett, of
Clinton, visited on Sunday..with Mr,
and 'Mrs.. Ronald Bennett.
pe in, liteLlie United Churca.
meat,
John Clark 'will be the
speaker and will show slides
Earopean tour..
(1) Poster Competition
Open to Public School girls, must
advertise a society Plower Show,
16, x 24 in size.
(2) Bird House Competition
For boys in Public School. Bird
house may be for any bird except a
martin. State kind of house,
Prises will be given by the local
Society also $5.00 cash prize to the
winner in each, class far the district. 1
Entries will be received up to
libet Johnston, who sutferd a ;
heart attack lase week while driving r
•
his car, was able te, veturn tome
from Wingham hospital w„ednesday
of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. John. Taylor left last i
week on a tale to the Western Pro-.
places, Mr, ,and Mrs. At, McCall. are
residing on their farm. during their
ahVence. •
Mr. and Mrs Doug' Ennis, Ron and
Ruth and Mrs. Ethel Ennis visited
with Mr. .aried Mrs, Cosby Ennis at
(C.-Pc:deride on Sunday.
the ' Sept. '14th at the home of
president, Mrs. Wm.
rIr
FOR ak.i.E
Villa e Getseery store and Pose
Room, large brick building, 6-room
apartment above, r'-piece bath,
Price for ,building 2,800.00, 7
meat counter,' scales, cash register,
shelving and -counters, 2 pool tables.
and equipment, $1300.00, stock
approximately $12,00.00 at invoice
price. $5,300.00 takes all. Illness
lesson for selling.
100 acre farm, good,house, hydro.
bank barn, 3 other buildings. never
failing stream- on farm. Price •
$5,500.00, terms.
7 ,pare firm, geed house, hydro,
barn. • Price $1800.00
3 acre place in village, trame
cottage, barn. Price $2,000.00
Good house in town, 2-plece bath,
Only $1,500.00
Real Estate Broker
Phone 88r2 Brussels, Out.
""=-77- '',:s4e7-77.--ase-eesees'eeseesea - Carried
( Cecil Balmier, repairinan 5 46.75
Sohn Conley, telephone 6.14
Lisitlowel Bannee. advertising 6.00
Orval Harrison, 'radio
and wire repair 4.00
drenbrook Community
Centre, hall rent 10.08
Sdhooi Desks Ltd.
school desks 423.50
A, 11/I. Eagle [,ncl
partition No. 1 524.78
,Bleveely Bliley, woad 2,25,00
Ralph. Peareost, brie trip 125.00
Motion Of MeNatight and Snit%
titat die Board ruecept the tender of
Harvey' Craig tor eale arid removal
of building at U. S. S. 12 for the
Alin of 515.00,
.75
.50
.45
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GREY ,TWP. SCHOOL
BOARD MEETING.
eThe regular monthly meeting of
It to Ott'sY Twee Sdhool Board Was
held in the Ethel School on Tuesday
evening. August 6th, with. all mem-
( here except Beager present,
The minutes ,of the july meeting
Were read land adopted on motion
of Br-own and McNienght.
-- Carried
The c follawilig • accOunas we're
peesented land 'ordered paid on
motion •of Smith and Brown
.75 .50 ,25
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75 ,50 .25
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],lotion of BroWil. and •;; Carr
ied
Ith that
the Betted give Mci.4aarght the
outlierit* Ito, do WhitteVee lie taleire
beet with toilets de Na. 9.
- Carried
Maitre of Brown that the Meetitie
edjettrii to Meet oit, 8etitetribor
Noritan S. HOLOVO
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1. Novelty arrangement for console table _,..... .7,5 ,,,,,o 26
2. Table bouquet for dining room, 8" high . - ,75- 40 ,25
8, Table bouquet tor livirig-room wall table ...... .. , ''.75 ,50 ,25
el.' Best collection out flowers . .7$ ,50
5. Pansies--7 with foliage .75 .50
0. Petunias-7 single with folthge. 8 colors .75 .50 X25 7, petunias--,S double , ., „,
75 •50 25 8, Petunies5 frilled or ruffled ....,.... -.. .... . .. . .. . ,75 :5Petunias--5
9. Best collection of Cacti (not more than 1..p L00 ,75
.10, Asters-7 pink
ehi or
rose
te.,,,,,es ....... ...,. . „„
.....,.. ........... .- ... , .. . .75 • ,50 25
11, A .75 .54 25
42, Asters-7 mauve or purple •
13, Asters-? red ....... -,., ,..,' ---- - ,,, , ....... - .... ,,,-. ' ..71. .5050 •'2255 14, Collection of Asters-4 colors, not,more than 15 .75 ,50 .25.
15, Best Gladioli display, not more than 12 ....... .., 2.00 1,50 1.00
16, Floral arrangement to illustrate a, song table 1,50 1,00 .75 17. Best basket suitable for Church decoration , 1,00 ,75 .50
18, Best basket Chrysanthemums ...,,... ..... ....., .75 ,50 .25
19, Nasturtiums-42 with foliage .75 .50 .25
20, African Marigolds (6 large) : ................ .,...,......- .75 .50 .25 21, Collection French Marigolds, small .75 .50 ,25
22. Dahlia Display-pompom or miniature ..-.. ..... • .75 .50 .25
23, Dahlia, large, not more than 7. different .. .75 ,50 25 24, Zinnias, best display, large ........ ......... ..... __, .75 .50 .25
25, Zinnias, best display, pompom .75 .50 25
26, _Snapdragon, 11 spikes, not less than 3 colors .75 .50, 25
-27, Cosines (basket) „,.e. ..... -. ..... ,.- .75 .50 ,25
28, Calen.dulas, 6 .., .75 .50 25
29. Geranium (red, in pot) . 50 .25
30. Geranium, any other colour, in pot ....... ........ .50 .25
31. Tuberous Begonia 75 .50 .25,
32. Best Fern . ..... , ............ ............se„ ...... , .. . ...... .. ... ., ....... .75 ,50 .25
33, Foliage plants. 3 kinds, in pots .75 .50 .25
34. African Violet (not school children) .75 .50 ,25
35. Corsage for evening 5ear..... ,......_...... ....... . ..... , ,75 ,50 .25
---.SECTION L BAKING . .
DIRECTORS-Mrs. XL Shurrie,`,Mrs„ 'ileWheeler 1 -^ Mrsk. Long, Mr's. J.18Peir. 't. ;4
(In this case put Number as well as Article Name on-Tag)
BREAD to be baked in pan 9" x 4"
Bread Score-Flavor, 35%; crumb, 30%; lightness, 15;x,- crust, 10%;
Gla asppearance, 10%.
, ,
1. Loaf of 'homemade fruit (entire. crust) es, $1.00 .75 .50
2. Loaf of homemade white (entire crust) ,.... 1.00 , .75 ,50-
3. Loaf of homemade brown (entire crust) - 1;00, ' .75 .50
4. Buns-3 kinds: chelsia, plain, clover leaf .(2 ,
•of each) 1,09. .75 .50
5. Coffee cake (bread dough) ....,,...” .. . ... . ............. „ 1,00 .75 .50
CAKES: -
6. Fruit cake (dark), no icing, not cut „.... .. ; .. . .... - " 1.50 1,00 .75
7. Fruit cake (light), no icing, not cut 1.50, 1,00 .75'
8, Layer cake (light), iced, butter icing (not cake , •
mix) 1,00 .75 ,50
9, laanan'a cake, iced, boiled icing 1,00 .75 ., .50
10, Chocolate cake, iced, chocolate icing (not cake • mix) . ....... , ..... . ...... ,,.„,„. .......... a. ......... „..e. ....... es 1,00 ,75 .50
11e Layer cake (light), iced, cake mix 1.00 .75 .50
12.. Jelly roll, lemon or jam filling 1.00 .75 .50
13, Sponge cake, not, iced sea 1.09' .75 ,50
14. Angel cake, not iced 1.00 .75 .50
15. Best decorated birthday cake ........., ........... ... 1,00 .75 60
16. Spice ,cake, square. maple cream icing (not
- cake mix) 1,00 .75 .50
SMALL CAKES and COOKIES:
17, Drop cakes, 2 oie3 varieties. (oven baked) .60 .40 .25
18, Macaroons, 6 . .......,..., - ........ - ............ ............ .60 .40 .25
19. Shortbread (6 pieces).60 .40 25 „... es .... .... ...--.
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20. Unbaked cookies, 3 varieties, 2 of each ,60 .40 .25
21, Ice box cookies, 3 varieties, 2 of each ,60 .40 .25
22, Cupcakes (6), 2 kinds, decorated 60 40 25
23. Cream puffs (6), cooked, cream filling .60 .40 .25
24, Muffins (6). bran only 60, 40 .25
P25.1.Es .60 40 25 Doughnuts (6) '
26. Tea biscuits (6)
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, .
60 .40 .25,
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27. Butter tarts with raisins (5) . .75 .50 e ,40
28, Apple pie. not SPiced., plain top .75 .50 .40
29. Raisin pie, lattice top .75, ,50 ,40
30, Minipill pie 55 .50 .40
31. Cherry pie ,75 ,50 .40
33, Le.mcn plc 0...,t pectiar;.d Ming) .„
.75 .5d ,
.75 .50 .40
40 32. Custard pie ...
MISCELLANEOUS;
34. Three ways of serving apples, other than pie . 55 .50 .25
35, Three ways tie serve potatoes .. ........ see .75 .50 .25
30. Three salads jellied: 1 fruit, 1 vegetable, 1
fruit and vegetable 1,00 .75 .50
CANDY:
37. Divinity fudge, plain, 0 pieces 75 ,50 .25
38. Plain homemade chocolates, 6 pieces ,75 ,50 .25
39. Maple create ...... .......... .. .... ... se ........... .. .75 .50 .25
40. Uncooked candy -3 varieties • .75 .50 .25
SIMPSON-SEARS SPECIAL- value $15.00, for , exhibitor
winning most points in Section. L - Baking.
SECTION K1 - DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES
DIRECTORS-Mrs, C. Davis, Miss M. McFarlane
(Please put Number as well as Name on your exhibit)
Class
1, Quilt, fancy quilting $1.00 .75
2. Quilt, patchwork 1,00 .75
3. Quilt, embroidered 1.00 .75
4. Quilt, appliqued
- e . • 1.00 .75 ,50
5. Bedspread, fancy stitch .75 .50
6, Bedspread, candlewick .75 .50
7. Novelty gat, made from odds and ends .75 .50
8. Hearthrug, rags 75 ' .50
9: Hearthrug, .made of wool ............. ...,... ........... ......, .75 .50
10. Man's working shirt, home-made .75 60 25
11, Man's pair Of socks, hand-made, fine wool .75 .60 .40
12, Man's pair of socks, home-made, coarse 3-ply .75 .60 .40
13, Man's pair of socks, handmade, nylon . . .... .75 .60 .40
14, Man's pair of pyjamas, home-made ....„...„, .75 ,50 .25
15, Man's pair of woollen mitts, home-made, 3-ply .75 .50
16, Five different patterns of wain -blocks, name
of pattern attached mounted on cotton ,75 .50
SECTION K1 GROUP DISPLAY
Grandmother's Birthday
1. Neck scarf, hand hemstitched,
2. 2 handkerchiefs (different edgings)
3. Apron (fancy),
4. Work bag.
5. Wrapped gilt parcel (judged for appearance).
6. Birthday corsage (artificial, hoine-made),
7. General appearance of exhibit,
CLUB GIRLS' COMPETITION
1. Sleeping garments 1.00 .75 .50
2. Garden Club 1,00 .75 .50
OPEN TO ALL COMMUNITY 4-I-I CLUBS,
SECTION K2 --J- DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES
DIRECTORS-Mrs. It. G. McBride, Mrs. W, Turnbtill, Mrs. G. '<night
Class
1, Maple sugar, 1 lb.'or over, made in 1957e... .
2. Maple syrup, 1 quart ........ .......... . . . ......... „.... ... .
8, Collection jams, 3 varieties, 1 pint or less of
each ..... „.. ....
4, Colleetion- jelly, 3 varieties, 1 pint ut less of
.75 .50 25, . ___ .......... -____-__ .... - ... 4.-.
each
5, Matitalede, orange, 1 pint or less
6, Marmalade, ADV., 1 pint or less
7, Canned Raspberries, 1 pint
8, Canned Strawberries, 1 pint . .50 .25
1.0. Canned Pears. 1 pint
.50 .25 9, Canned Peaches, 1 pint
.50 15
11, Canhed Cherries, 1 pint .
,50 .25
12. Canned Pineapple, 1 pint .50 .25
12. Canned Dark Plums, 1 pint .. 56 .25
14. Canned Corn. 1 pint .50 .25
15. Canned .Beans, 1 pint l 50
16.. Canned Peas, 1 pint . ..„,roiliarll
.,50 15 5, Ni