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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1965-10-14, Page 10Page 2 -T Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, Oct. 14, 1965 PRIZE WINNERS AT THE HOWICK FALL FAIR INSTITUTE PROJECT A bride's kitchen: Gorrie In- stitute; Wroxeter Institute; Jr. Institute. Girls' homemaking clubs exhibit of last Achievement Day, non competitive; Lakelet, Delmore, Gorrie 1, Gorrie 2, Fordwich. Club Girl Stands on Guard, individual members. Display first aid kit, record book, Wanda Spading, Gorrie; HOW TO GET GRADE 'A' DAIRY PROFITS Feed your dairy cattle your own home-grown grains fresh -mixed with profit -proven National Dairy Con- centrate ! It's the fresh -mix withthe balanced protein base. Whether you have your own grains or we supply them, we can custom blend the finest fresh -mix you can buy—right here at the mill— using National Concentrate, of course. (P. S. Ask about National's profit -proven Calf Starter, too !) NATIONAL DAIRY CONCENTRATE A PRODUCT OF CANADIAN INDUSTRIES LIMITED BLUEVALE MILLING CO. LTD., Bluevale THE FORDWICH FEED MILL LTD., Fordwich and Gorrie Jean Adams, Wroxeter; Janice Elschner, Gorrie. Garden Club individual display, Janette Wright, Lakelet; Yvonne Ged- cke, Gorrie; Wanda Sparling. Special, 3rd year individual member's display, Yvonne Ged- cke, Gorrie. NEEDLECRAFT SPECIALS Barbecue Apron and pot holder, Jean Hill, Kitchener; Mrs. Wes. Speers, Palmerston. Woman's sweater, Miss Audrey Scott, Clifford; Mrs. Phyllis Bo - lander, Fordwich. Hand hooked rug, Ken McMichael, Bluevale; Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse, Bel - grave. Matching aprons, Mrs. John Bennett, Gorrie; Mrs, Wes. Speers, Palmerston, Novel wrapped gift for sil- ver anniversary, Mrs. Eileen Hamilton of Gorrie; Jean Hill, Kitchener. Three novel bazaar articles, Mrs. Geo. Richards, London; Mrs. Robt. Gibson, Gorrie. Specimen of block printing, Mrs. Robt. Gibson, Gorrie; Mrs. Wm. Kato, Tor- onto; Mrs. Wes. Heimpel, Wroxeter; Mrs. Geo. Campbell, Hanover. Any hobby (for man or woman) 65 years and over, Mrs. Austin Stinson, Harriston; Mr. Elmer Downey, Palmer- ston. Braided rug, Mrs. Chas. Shannon, Clifford, R. R. 3;Mrs. Wes. Heimpel. Rag rug hooked wool, Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse, Belgrave; Leonard Sanderson, Gorrie. Women's slippers, Mrs. Chas. Shannon, Clifford. Shop- ping bag, Mrs. Wes. Speers, Palmerston; Jean Hill. Oven mitts, Mrs. Wes. Speers; Jean Hill. Barbie doll clothing, Mrs. Wm. Rayson, Listowel; Mrs. Eileen Hamilton, Gorrie. Ani- mal toy, Mrs. Geo. Campbell, Hanover; Mrs. Wes. Speers. Shoe tote bag, Mrs. Geo. Rich- ards; Mrs. Wes. Heimpel. Arti- cle of feltcraft, Mrs. John Ben- nett, Gorrie. Laundry bag, Jean Hill; Mrs. Wm. Rayson. Arti- cle made from flour or sugar sack, Mrs. Wes. Speers; Jean Hill. Three handkerchiefs, Mrs. Gladys Dietrich, Mildmay, R. R. 3; Mrs. Wes. Speers. DOMESTIC SCIENCE Commercial brown eggs, John Topham, Fordwich. Com- mercial white eggs, Jackson Dunkin, Wingham, R.R. 2. Glazed cheese cake, Mrs. Wm. Rayson; Mrs. Robt. Gibson. Five ways to serve cheddar cheese on a tray, Oscar Kieffer, Wingham and Mrs. Ralph Dickson, Clif- ford. Square chocolate cake, Leonard Sanderson. White loaf • tvieledetalSoverstsest �veyo� Once again, the Government of Canada is offering this special incentive to increase winter employment by encouraging the construction of Winter -Built houses. Any house certified "Winter -Built" by Federal government inspection Will earn you a $500.00 rebate. HERE'S HOW YOU QUALIFY • You can build your own home • You can have it built for you • You can buy one ready -built • It can be a single dwelling or multiple struc- ture of not more than four units (each unit qualifies for the 5500 incentive). • Work must not proceed beyond the first floor joist stage before November 15, and the home must be completed before April 15, 1966, except for outside painting and site improvement. 00 /T NOW! Have your home Winter -Built! HERE'S WHAT YOU DO You can pick up a pamphlet containing full details, and registration forms at your National Employment Office, any Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation office, or in post offices where there are no N.E.S. or C.M.H.C. offices. Or, your builder can do this for you. You'll be in your new home by Spring ... save rent... make yourself 5500.00. WINTER BUILT Issuedby authority of Hon. Allan J. Mactachen, Minister of Labour, Canada. • • of bread, Mrs, John Baylor, Gorrie; Mrs, Austin Stinson, Harriston. Banana layer cake, Mrs. John Bennett. Cherry pie, Mrs, John Bennett; Mrs, John Fergu- son, Clifford, Iced or frosted chocolate cake, Mrs. John Fer- guson, Clifford; Miss Ruth Ann Sleightholm, Listowel R. R, 2; Mrs, Robt, Gibson, Assorted cookies, Mrs. Wm. Rayson; Mrs. Robt. Gibson, Chocolate jelly roll, Mrs. Robt, Gibson. Single layer white cake, Mrs, Wm. Wilson, Fordwich; Mrs. Robt. Gibson; Miss Ruth Ann Sleightholm. White bread, Mrs, John Baylor; Mrs. Lewis Stone- house; Mrs. Gladys Dietrich. Brown bread, Mrs, John Baylor; Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse; Mrs. Austin Stinson. Milk rolls, Mrs. Geo. H. Tervit, Wingham; Mrs, Ed. Dietrich; Mrs. Austin Stinson. Cinnamon buns, Mrs. Ed. Dietrich; Mrs. Geo. H. Tervit; Mrs. Wm. Rayson. Collection of plain baking, Mrs. Wm. Ray - son; Mrs. Austin Stinson. Pick- les, Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse; Mrs. Ed. David, Wroxeter R.R. 1. Relishes, Mrs. Wm. Wilson; Mrs. Chas. Shannon, Clifford. Cherry pie, Miss Ruth Ann Sleightholm; Mrs. Lorne Sei- fert Jr., Fordwich. Dutch apple pie, Mrs. Ralph Dickson, Clif- ford; Mrs. John Bennett. DAIRY PRODUCTS AND DOMESTIC SCIENCE School lunch, Mrs. John Ferguson; Mrs. Oscar Kieffer. Cold lunch, .Mrs. John Fergus- on; Mrs. Wm. Wilson. Party salad plate, Mrs. Wm, Rayson; Mrs. Wm. Wilson. White bread, Mrs. Ed. Dietrich, Mrs. John Baylor. Brown bread, Mrs. Austin Stinson; Mrs. John Bay- lor. Wheat bread, Mrs. Austin Stinson; Mrs. John Baylor. Par- ker House rolls, Mrs. Geo. H. Tervit; Mrs. Ed. Dietrich. Chelsea buns, Mrs. Wm. Ray - son; Mrs. Ed. Dietrich. Tea biscuits, Mrs. Geo. H. Tervit; Mrs. Ralph Dickson. Date loaf, Mrs. Ralph Dickson; Mrs. Geo. Tervit. Johnny cake, Mrs. Geo. H. Tervit; Mrs. John Ferguson. Orange and raisin cake, Mrs. Wm. Wilson; Mrs. Lorne Sei- fert. Light layer cake, Mrs. Gladys Dietrich; Mrs. Lorne Seifert Jr. Chocolate layer cake, Mrs. John Ferguson; Mrs. Wm. Wilson. Banana layer, Miss Ruth Ann Sleightholm; Mrs. John Ferguson. Angel cake, Mrs. John Baylor; Mrs. Wm. Wilson; Mrs. Wm. Rayson. Light fruit cake, Mrs. John Bennett; Mrs. Geo. Tervit; Mrs. Lewis Stone- house. Dark fruit cake, Mrs. John Bennett; Mrs. Lewis Stone- house; Mrs. Geo. Tervit. Light cookies, Mrs. John Ferguson; Mrs, Austin Stinson. Oatmeal cookies, Mrs, Wm. Rayson; Mrs. Austin Stinson, Drop cookies, Mrs. Ronald Mc Michael; Mrs. Ed. Dietrich. Raisin butter tarts, Ken Mc- Michael; Mrs, Lewis Stone- house. Pumpkin pie, Mrs. John Bennett; Mrs, Lorne Seifert Jr. Cherry pie, Mrs. Lorne Seifert Jr.; Mrs. John Bennett. Raisin pie, Mrs. John Bennett; Mrs. Lorne Seifert Jr. Lemon pie, John Topham; Mrs. John Ben- nett. Apple pie, Mrs. Lorne Seifert Jr.; Jackson Dunkin, Wingham R.R. 2. Oatmeal date squares, Mrs. John Ferguson; Melvin Allan. Chocolate marsh- mallow squares, Mrs. Gladys Dietrich. Assorted relishes, Mrs. Chas. Shannon. BOTTLED GOODS Black currants, Mrs. Chas. Shannon; Mrs. Eileen Hamil- ton. Strawberry jam, Mrs. John Baylor; Mrs. Chas. Shannon. Raspberry jam, Mrs. Eileen Hamilton; Mrs. Chas. Shannon. Red currant jelly, Mrs. Chas. Shannon; Mrs. John Bennett. Apple jelly, Mrs. John Bennett; Mrs. Chas. Shannon. Orange marmalade, Mrs. Lewis Stone- house. Tomato catsup, Mrs. Ed. Dietrich. Hot dog relish, Mrs. Ed. Dietrich; Mrs. John Bennett. Maple cream, Mrs. Wes. Heimpel; Mrs. John Ben- nett. Chocolate fudge, Mrs. John Bennett; Mrs. John Fergu- son. Jelly, Mrs. Chas. Shannon Mrs. John Bennett. Pickles, Mrs. Eileen Hamilton; Mrs. Chas. Shannon; Mrs. Ralph Dickson. FLOWERS Asters, Mrs. Wes. Speers; Mrs. Roy Sanderson, Bluevale. Dahlia, Mrs. Roy Sanderson. Gladioli, John Topham; Mrs. Ira Neill. 1 Rose, Mrs. Wes. Speers, Palmerston; Mrs, Roy Sanderson, Bluevale. Pansies, Mrs. Wes. Spears; Brian Gibson, Fordwich. Petunias, Brian Gib- son. Large zinnias, Mrs. Roy Sanderson. Small zinnias, Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse. Calendula, Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse. Snap- dragon, Mrs. Wes. Speers; Mrs. John Baylor. Marigold, Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse. Mari- gold French, Mrs. Wes. Speers. Homemade corsage, Mrs. Wes. Speers; Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse. Collection of house plants, Mrs. Ira Neill, Wroxeter; John Topham. Collection of geran- iums, Mrs. Ira Neill; Mrs. Roy Sanderson. African violet, single, Mrs. John Baylor; Mrs. Roy Sanderson. African violet, double, Mrs. John Baylor; Mrs. Geo. Campbell. House fern, Mrs. Wm. Wilson; John Top- ham. Foliage plants, Mrs. Ed. David; Mrs. Roy Sanderson. STONE SCHOOL BRIDGE TO BE SOLD SATURDAY Ross Smith was appointed commissioner to look after re- pairs to the King drain when Morris Township Council met in regular session last week. Huron Ploughmen's Associ- ation was voted a grant of $25 and Belgrave, Bluevale and Wal- ton libraries each received a grant of $15. Nomination day was set for November 26 and election day, if necessary, on December 4. Tenders accepted were Glenn Snell and Mel Jermyn at $7.50 per hour and $5.00 per day standby time for the months of December to March inclusive, and George Radford Construc- tion Ltd. at $8.50 per hour for ploughing snow in Morris for the winter of 1965-66. It was moved that the road superintendent and treasurer sub- tnit the necessary petition for the interitn road subsidy. The Stone School bridge will be sold by public auction on October 16. There were no ap- peals at the court of revision. GENERAL ACCOUNTS Richard Badley, fox bounty, $4.00; Heinz VonRichthofen, sheep killed, $28.00; Munici- pal World, supplies, $2.78;Geo. Michie, inspecting tile drain, $5,00; Ontario Hydro, Blue- vale street lights,. $14.25; Hel- en Martin, salary, $100.00; Bel - grave School Fair, $35.00; Brus- sels Fair Board, $150.00; Huron Co. Ploughmen's Association, $25.00; Bluevale Library, $15.00; Belgrave Library, $15.00; Wal- ton Library, $15.00; Welfare, $71.60; Stewart Procter, Court of Revision, $5.00; William Elston, Court of Revision, $5.00; Ross Smith, Court of Revision, $5.00; James Mair, Court of Revision, $5.00; Walter Short - reed, Court of Revision, $5,00; John Brewer, balance of sal- ary, $50.00. ROAD ACCOUNTS William McArter, mileage, wages and bookkeeping, $184.19; James Casemore, wages, $286.25; John Smith, wages, $112.00; J. C. McNeil, trans. oil, $30.13; Ideal Supply, bulbs, starting fluid, $9.27; Pollard's Chain Saw, sections and rivets, $10.75; Valley Blades Ltd. , lantern glasses, $11.33; Dominion Road Mach- inery, hose and hydraulic cyl- inder; Alex lnkley, gas and oil filters, $44440; Satn Sweeney, bulldozing, $1320.00; George Somers, labour and parts for tractor, $16.20; Mowbray Con- struction Co., payment 11 4, $2,966.40; Bert Garniss, pit run gravel, $136.74. Hanging pot, Mrs, Ira Neill, Wroxeter; Mrs, Ed. David. Window box, Mrs. Roy Sander- son. Gloxinia, Mrs. John Bay- lor; Mrs. Ira Neill. Basket chrysanthemums, John Topham. Bedside Table for convalescent, Brian Gibson; Mrs. Wes. Speers. Low dining table, Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse; Mrs, Wm. Wilson. Basket Please Turn to Page Three Spring's just around the corner . , , so now is the time to let us put your machines in tip-top shape. Free estimates. 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