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With, a Wide variety Of porta -
try shown, main Prizes were
shared by JetneS, SProttl, 11R
Atiburn and Earl Booker RR 1
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JerSeY lac Giant, hen,
Becker, One and two; New Hampshire; R. e d s, cockerel,
Spronl, Becker; hen, Becker;
pullet, Beeker, Sproul; Rhode
Island Reds, cock, Becker,
SprOul; cockerel, Sproul; heti,
Becker, both prize's; pullet,
Sproul,
Rocks, harmed, utility, cocker-
el, Becker, both prizes; pullet,
Becker, both prizes; Rocks,
whit's% utility, Becker, all priz-
es; Rooks, white, exhibition
.cock, Becker; Cockerel, SProull
Becker; hen, Sproul, Becker;
pullet, Becker, one and two.
Wyantibttes, white, cock, Beek-
Cattle Show
Prizes at
Bayfield Fair
HOLSTEIN; bull, tinder, one
year, Bill Haugh, one and two;
cow - in calf or milking, Bill.
Haugh, one and two; heifer,
two years or Milking,' Allen
Betties, Bill Haugh, two and
three;, yearling, Haugh, Al,
len 1301f4.108 (2 _and 3).; senior,
Bill Haugh, Bruce Bet-
ties, Al 1 en Betties, Robert
Vodden; junior calf, Donald
Watson, RR ^ 4, Clinton; Bob
Votiden, Bill Haugh, Gaye Wat-
son, RR 4, Clinton; herd, Bill
Haugh, one and three, Allen
Betties,
The Walter Forbes Special
for best yearling senior heifer
in 'the show, exhibited by resi-
dent of Goderich Township,
went to Allen Bettles.
JERSEY: bull ,aver one year,
bull under one year, cow in
calf or milking, yearling, all
to "Lorne .Carter, RR 2; Sea-
forth, one and two; senior calf,
Lorne Carter, one and four;
Douglas McCulibugh, RR • 1,
Goderich; Joan Rathrinell, RR 3, •
Clinton; junior, Lorne Carter,
one and two; herd, Lorne Car-
ter, Howard MeCullough.
DUAL`-PURPOSE SHORT-
HORN: bull, under One year,
Clifford Keys,,Varna; John
Keys, .V,arrra; ow in calif or.
milking, Jo hn Keys, Clifford
Keys; heifer, Clifford Keys,
John Keys; senior calf, John
Keys, one and two; herd,. John'
Keys, one and two.
AYRSHIRE: senior calf,
Mervyn. Labia, BR. 2,' Clinton;
junior calf, Sharon Lockhart;
1111 1, Goderich,
ABERDEEN A N G US: : R..
Doan, Therniciale, only exhibit-
or.
HEREFORD: bull, two'. Years .
and over, H. Watkins, Landes-
bolo; senior buil calf, Watkins;
cow, three years or over, Hoff-
man Brothers, DashwoOd, one,
and three, Watkiria; heifer, two
years old, Hoffnian, Watkins;
heifer, one• year old, Hoffman,
one and two,- Watkins; senior
heifer calf, Fred Tyndall, RR 3,
Clinton; Watkins; Everett Mc-
Ilwairt, RR 2,' Goderich; junior
heifer, Watkins, Hoffman', two
and three.
Specials,. for beSt . baby beef,
Watkins, Yeo, Kolkman,
Parr Line Forum
Gives $1/435 To
Cancer Society
.HENSALL - Twenty-three
past members of the Parr Line
Farm .Forum met at the home
'of Mr. and Mrs. John Soittain
on Friday evening for a social
get together and business meet-
ing.
Euchre provided the enter-
tainment and prizes went to
Mrs. Ross Love for high lady
and Margaret Mousseau, consol-
ation; gentlemen, high; Jim Mc-
Allister; consolation; Ross Love.
• Celebrating their, birthdays
Were twins Margaret Mousseau
and her brother Wilfred. Tr-
easurer's report was given by
Mrs. John ,Soida.n. Decision was
reached unanimously that $35
surplus money be donated to
the COneef Foundation. Smor-
gasbord luncheon was enjoyed.
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Top Showmen Among
By field 4-H Clubs
Good Poultry Show, Prizes Go To
Auburn a Dashwood Flocks
Few Horses, No Pigs
Wide Variety Sheep.
ToP shornnen in the 4-1-1
calf ;club coMPetftions Bay-
field Fall Fair last week were
Hugh A. Lobb, RR, 2, Clinton,
who showed his senior Ayrshire
calf against 17 others and Fred
Tyndall, RR 3, Clinton with
his senior lielfer against nine
others,
ShOwnianship is judged thr-
oughout the club. However, the
animals are placed in .junior
and senior classes and pinged'
there. •
lacings for showmanship
in the dairy club were as fol-
lows: Hugh Lohb, Douglas Mc-Culloutgb, RR 1, Godierich; Br-
uce Falconer, RR. 3, Seaforth;
Bruce Betties, RB 2, Bayfield
and .Toon Bothwell, RR 3, Cl-
inton. Then pri "B" classifica-
tieing, Wallace East, RR 4, Cl-
inton; Donald Watson, RR. 4,
Clinton; Gaye Watson, RR 4,
Clinton; Donglas irrerwartha,
RR 4, Clinton; Peggy Ann Bet-
tles, RR 2, Bayfield; Wayne
Potter, RR 3, Clinton; Carol
Mellyvain, RR 2, Goderich;
Walter Menwain, RR. 2, God-
erich; Sharon Lockhart, RR 1,
Goderieh; and in "'C" classific-
ation, Barbara Semple, RR, 2,
Bayfield; •Gerald Rodges, RR
1, Goderich; Keith• Orr, RR 2,
Goderich; and Robert Vodden,
RR 1, Clinton.
For showmanship in the beef
club, Fred Tyndall; Barbara
Watkins, R13. 1, LontleShoro;
Bud Yeo, RR 3, Clinton; Pat-
ricia Igalwain, "RR 2, Goder-
BeV RR 1; Varna;
Gerald Pfnkter, PR 1, Varna;
Bob Hayter, ,RR. 1, Vanua; Bill
Inelkman, Varna; Donald Tay-
lor, RIR 3, Clinton; Dick West-
erhout, RiR 1, LonaeSbaro,
JUNIOR DAIRY calves, Hol-
stein, Donald :Wats,on Gaye
Watson', Waynte Potter, Doug-
las Trewartha, Wallace East,
Carol Mellwain, Peggy Ann
Bottles, Bruce Falconer, Bait-
aria SemPle, Walter ,Mellvvairr,
Gerald ••Rodges.
Ayrshire, Sharon Lockhart. ,
SENIOR DAIRY calves, Ayr
shine, Hugh Lobb. Jersey, Doug
McCullough ,T o a p.
Holstein, Bruce Betties, Robert
Voddien, Keith Orr,
JVNIOR, BEEF calve4 heif-
ers, Gerald Hayter, Bob Hay-
ter.
ninNIOR BEEF calves, heif-
ers, Fred TYndallY, Patricia Mc-
Ilvvain, Dick Westerboun
Kolionan.
Steers, Barb. Watkins, Bud
Yeo, Bev Don Taylor.
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Since World War II Canada's.
financial assistance to other
countries has! exceeded $4.7
billion; more than half of this
amount has been in outright
grants,
Pr; cockerel,,Sproul; hen, Beek-
er, belt; prizes; ppliet, Sproul;
Brahma_ light, hen, Becker;
flank, cock, Becker; hen, Beck-
er;
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silver greY Perking and
Buff OrPingten, Recker, ail
Prizes%
Light Sussex, cock, Becker;
cockerel, Spronl, Becker; hen,
Becker; both prizes; pullet, .Sp-
roul, Becker; Leghorns, 'brown,
utility, cockerel, Sproul; lien;
Becker, both prizes; pullet,
SPrOul; Leghorn, brown exhib-
ition, cock and hen, Becker;
Anemias, Becker, three firsts,
Uktoreas, 'black, cock and
hen, Becker, all prizes; cooker,
al, 'Becker, Sproul; pullet, Bec-
ker, Sproul; Leghorris, white,
cock and hen, Becker all priz-
es; pockerel, Becker, James Cl-
eaVe, RR 3, Bayfield;
Cleave, Becker.
Ilorudlans, cock and hen, Sp-
roul; Hamburg, silver, Becker,
five prizes.
DUCKS, muscovy, old drake,
Harold Penhale, RR' 3, Bay-
field; Donald M. Young, RR 3,
Auburn; duck, Young, Sproul;
rifting drake, and ditick, Sproul;
old Pekin, drake, Becker;
young Pekin, drake, Becker,
Cleave; duck, Becker, both pr-
izes; old Rouen,, Becker, all pr-
izes; young Rouen, Becker, two
firsts; Sproul, two seconds;
GEESE, old Embden, gander,
Becker; goose, Becker, Donald
Yotmg; young Emixten goose,
Young; old toulouse gander,
Young; goose, }.hirold Penhale;
young Toulouse gander, Young;
goose, Penhale.
TURKEYS, bronze, old hewn,
Donald Young, both prizes;
young hen and gobbler, Becker.
Guinea fowl, cock, Penhale,
Alvin Betties; cockerel, ,Bet-
ties; hen, Penhale; pullet, Bet,
ties. Bantams, cock,. Harold' Mc-
Culough, R 1, Gm:tench, Becker;
cockerel, ,Becker, both prizes;
hen, Cleave, Becker; pullet,
McCullough, Becker.
There were very few horses
on the groundS last Thursday
at the Bayfield 106th fall falr,
with entries from the Stables
of Elmer Johnstone, RR 1, At-
woodand by Adatn, Flowers,
Bayfield, only.
Single PPPY, in harness, 11
hands and, under, !Tohnsten, one
and two, Flowers; pony team,
Johnston, FloWers; hackneW
tandem', Johnston; single hack-
ney' or carriage horses in her-
nests, Johnston, one and two,
Flowers; hackneY or carriage
team in harness. Johnston.
There were no pigs shown, al-
though classes were opera to
Yorkshire, Taintworth and Lain
&ace, and a total of $72 in
prizes; offered.
In the sheep classes there
was at least one exhibitor in
each of the six breeds for which
prizes were offered. Only in the
Lineoln classes however, was
there any competition.
Donald Graham, RR 4, Park-
hill, showed Leicester; Donald
I)earinig, RR 1, Exeter, showed
Oxford; P. E. Deering, RIR, 1,
Exeter, 'showed Dorset' and
Donald Deering also had one
Suffolk ewe on show; Archie
Barrett, 'RR 2, Parkhill, showed
Shropshire sheep.
Lincoln, ram, two shears or
over, A. Steeper, Aliso Craig;
A. Barrett; shearling ram,
Steeper, Barrett; ram ;lamb,
Steeper, one and two, Barrett;
ewe, two shears or over, Steep-
er, one 'and two, Barrett;
shearling ewe, Steeper, one and
two, Barrett; ewe lamb, Steep
er, 'Barrett, Steeper.
Donald Graham showed the
first prize pen of tour, with the
Steeper pen placing second. P.
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