HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1951-09-19, Page 9East Wawanosh and We. Wawa-nosh,
Carl Mills;; USS 17, East Wawano.sb,
and Morris, Miss Rutli,Bradburn and
Miss Norma Drydgos,
Achievement Hay
The livestock classes were •dirceted
by Jerry Montgomery and the judging
Was both interesting and instructive.
This was also the achievement day
for the North Huron Swine Club,
.sponsored by the North Huron Junior
1.'ormors.
• The club is under tho direction of
John Butler and Charles Coultes as
the local leader. Judging was handleld
by Harold Hanna, Eldon Cook took
top honours in the pairs of swine
Class. Livestock judges were R, S.
McKercher and T, R. Hilliard.
Results of this year's judging are
as follows;
Marks given the pairs of swine,
Were very close, Judging results: Elds
on Cook, Charles Taylor, Donald Dow,
Bill Taylor, Arthur Pardon, Maurice
Hallahan, Don Cartwright, Walter
Elliott, Boyd Taylor.
In a fine showing of market lambs,
first prize was awarded to Douglas
Coultes, with second place going to
Ted Coultes, and third place to Jim
Coultes, They are the sons of Norman
Coultes, East Wawanosh. Nen Mc.
Gowan was placed fourth.
Other judging results follow:
Poultry:
Junior Division, Grades, 1-4, Barron
rock cockerel; Pal Somers, 9 Morris:
Clifford Snell, 6 EW; Cameron Rob-
inson, 7 EW; Wayne Fear, 3 EW and
Morris; Kathleen McCutcheon, 6 Mor-
ris; Douglas Johnston, 17 EW and
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niers, Clifford .Snell, Wayne Fear,
Cameron Robinson; White Leghorn
vookerjr? Clifford Snell, Lila Pluck,
13EW; Kenneth Black, 13 EW; Rose
Marie Hallahan, .E.TSS 3, EW and
Morris; Donald Procter, 5 Morris;
Marilyn GoII, 17 EW and Morris.
White Leghorn pullet, Murray Scott,
13 0,W, Lila Black, Kenneth
Rose Marie Hanoi-ion,. jack Caldwell,
USS 3 KW and Morris; Pair of
market cockerels, Ruth Michie, 5
Morris; Ronnie Nicholson, Morris;
Jack Caldwell; Florence Finn, 6 EW,
Marilyn Coil, Jean Naylor, 7 EW;
Pair pullets for egg production,
ford Snell; Douglas Coultes, 9 EW;
Faye •Caldwell, 3 EW and Morris;
Jack _Caldwell; Kay Naylor 7 EW;
Jahn Wightman 17 EW; Pair young
(looks, Clifford Snell, Donald Procter,
Bobby Johnston, 8 Morris; Clifford
Brewer, 8 Morris; Kay VanCamp 17
EW and Morris; Betty Rhin,
Senior Division, White Leghorn
pullets, Harvey Snell, 6 ENV; Edwin
Bosman, 8 Morris; Ruth Procter, 7
Morris; Alan Scott, 13 EW; George
Procter, 7 Morris; Donald McMurray,
7 Morris; Pair Market Cockerels,
Donald McMurray, Clifford Schultz,
16 EW, George Naylor, 7 EW; Har-
vey Snell, 6 EW; Arnold Mothers, 7
Morris, Louis Gall, 17 EW and Mor-
ris; Pair young ducks, Albert Was-
son, 12 Morris; Clifford Schultz, 16
16W; Harvey Snell, 6 EW; Alan Scott
13 EW; Bobby Higgins, 7, Morris;
Donald Coultes, 3 EW and Mor-
ris; Donald Coultes, 3 16W and Mor-
ris; Pair New-Hampshire-Wyandotte
hybrids, Donald McMurray; Pair
Rock-Leghorn hybrids, Donald Mc-
Murray: Barred Rock Cockerel, Har-
vey Snell, Marilyn Fear, 3 EW and
Morris; Barred Rock pullets, Donald
McaNiurray; Margaret MeCutcheon,
Morris; Marilyn Fear. White Leghorn
cockerel, :Harvey Sneli, Louis' GoII,
Donald McMurray.
One dozen brown eggs, Gwen Mc-
Dowell, 6 ENV; Velma Agar, S Morris;
Agnes Finloon, 7 WW; Tjoerd De-
Hann, 16 EW; Donald McMurray, 7
Morris; John Cronyn, 1 Morris. One
dozen white eggs, Bruce Richmond,
1 Morris; Sandra Rath, 13 16W; Gor-
don Smith. 13 EW; Edwin Do:anon,
8 Morris; Joan Wightman, S S 9,
16W; Gwen McDowell, 6 EW; Brown
eggs, junior division, Yvonne Rath, 11
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EW; Julie Mason, 7.EW; Carol Arm-
Arong, 1k EIW; HWY Finn, Dahlias,
Keith Robinson, 17: 16W and Morris;
Jim Scott 17 18W and Morris; Ronnie
Nicholson, 5 Morris; Wayne Pletch,
Roy Hardy, '7 F,W.; Mary Lou Vikos-
cky,
Dining room bouquet: Kay Van-
Camp, 17 EW; Hobby Cook, 13 16W;
Clifford Brewer, DQV Johnston, 3
Morris;; Lorna Bolt, 17 EW and Mor-
ris; Patsy Logan, 3,7 EW and Morris,
Living room bouquet, Wayne Pletch,
17 EW and Morris; Keith Robinson,.
17 EW and Morris; dim Scott, 17 EW
and Morris; Ronnie Nicholson, Billie
Scott, 17 EW and Morris, Florence
Finn,
Flower, Senior division. Grades 5-8:
Asters, John Cronyn, 1 Morris; Mari-
lyn Moores, 17 EW and Morris;
Cordon Gross, 11 EW and Hullett;
Sheila Black, 6 Morris; Florence Daw-
son, 9 EW; Fred Walters, 11 Morris.
Cosmos.: Clayton Wilkinson, 5 Mor-
ris; Jean Govier, 3 EW and Morris;
George Procter, 7 Morris; Glen Coul-
tes, 17 EW and Morris; Bessie Camp-
bell, 7 Morris; Velma Agar, 8 Morris;
Scabiosa, Willis Walpole, 3 EW and
Morris, Donald Coultes, 13 EW; June
Richmond, 12 Morris; Verna Wheeler,
10 Morris. French. Marigolds, Shirley
Patterson, 16 EW; Edythe Rinn, 3
Morris; Clare Chamney, 7 EW; lim
Cartwright, 16 EW; Margaret Dairy-. •
anple, 16 EW; Margaret McCulcheon,
6 Morris; Larkspur, Ruth Procter, 7
Phlox ; Donna Walden, 3 EW;
Laurene Wapole, 3 EW; James
Spivey, 5 Morris; Helen Haines, 7
Morris. Zinnias: Bill Limtz, 6 EW;
Marjorie Zinn, 3 Morris; Bruce Rich-
mond, 1 Morris; Elaine Bolt, 17 EW
and Morris; Ethel Machan, 11 EW
and Hullett; Fred Walters 11 Morris.
Cornflowers: Bruce Robertson, S
Morris; Gordon Smith, 13 EW: Joan
Wightman, 9 EW; Mary Scott, 8
EW; Isabel Scott, 7 Morris; Edwin
Bosnian, 3 Morris.
Stocks: Donald McMurray, 7 Mor-
ris; Mary Harmon, 8 Morris; George
Armstrong, .5 Morris, .Gladioli: Mari-
lyn Moores, 17 EW and Morris; Jim
Spivey; Shirley Patterson, 16 EW;
Donald Jefferson, 7 EW; Phyllis Fear,
3 EW and Morris; John Cronyn, 1
Morris, Dahlias: Lois .Fox, 11 Morris;
Donald McMurray, 7 Morris; Shirley
Patterson; Marilyn Mcrris, 17 EW
and Morris; Clayton Wilkinson, 5
Morris; Marilyn Fear, 3 TeW; Dining
room bouquet: Gwen McDowell, 6
EW; Geon"so. Procter, 7 Morris; Joan
Wightman, 9 16W; Isabel Scott, 7
Morris; Helen Haines, 7 Morris; Ruth
Procter, 7 Morris, Living room bou-
quet: Ruth Procter; Helen Haines;
Sandra Rath, 13 EW; George Procter,
7 Morris; Donald McMurray, 7 Mor-
ris; Joan Wightman, 9 ENV. Decora-
tion for thanksgiving table: Marilyn
Moores; Sandra Rath; George Proc-
ter; Donald McMurray; Alan Scott;
Ruth Proaer.
Vegetable:;
Vegetables, senior division; Musk-
melon; Sandra Rath, 13 EN,V; Richard
McCutcheon, 6 Morris; Bobby Scott, 1
Morris; Shirley Lutz, 6 EW and WW;
Clayton Wilkinson, 5 Morris; June
Richmond, 12 MoirTs. Winter radish-.
! es; George Naylor, 7 EW; John Cron-
yn, 1 Morris. Mangels, open, Bruce
Richmond, 1 Morris; Joan Ceylon,
3 EW and Morris; Robert Scott, 3 EW
iland Morris, Potatoes, open, Sandra
Rath 13 EW; Bruce Robertson, 3
Morris; Glen McDowell, 17 EW and
-,Onn Donna Waldon, 6 EW; Joan
Wightman, 9 ENV: Bill. Thompson, 7
LW; Early potatoss, open, Sandra
Rath; Bill Lutz, 6 isn,' and NVW; Joan
'Wightman, 9 ENV: trec'gus Gwyn, 16
EW and WW; Donald McMurray,
17 Morris; Herbert Ifirby, 11 Morris.
; Turnips, open. Michael Hallahan, 3
LBW; Donald Coultss, 13 EW; John
ICronyn, 1 Morris; Elaine Bolt, 17 EW
land Morris: Bobby Higgins 7 Morris;
Donald :Stets array. Largest pumpkin,
Isabel 1. He: 'is; Allan Scott, 7
EW; Cameron Robinson, 7 EWl
Douglas Thomas, S Morris; Gary
Robinson, 7 E,W; Joyce Armstrong,
5 Morris; Gerald Thomas, 8 Morris.
White eggs, junior division, Gerald.
Thomas; ,Susan NAnghtman, 9 EW:
Douglas Thomas, 8 Morris; Betty
Blair, 13 ENV; Bakke Be Haan, 16
116W; Murray McLennan, 8 Morris.
Vegetables
Largest Potato, Brian Travis, 11
Morris; Sharlie Machan, 11 EW and
Hullett; Mary Lou Vilsosclty, 8 161V;
Dotty Finn, 8 16W; Susan Wightman,
Linda May Coultes, 13 EW,
Three tomatoes; Dorothy Howatt,
16W and WW; Barry Logan, 17 16W
and Morris; Billy Scott, 17 Morris;
Max Pletch, 17 EW and Morris; Mary
Lou Vikoscky, 8 EW; Douglas John-
Ston 17 16W and Morris; Three onions,.
Julia Mason, 7 EW; Ruth Michie, 5
Morris; Barry Logan, Linda Kay
Coultes; Walter Gwyn, 16 EW and
WW; Foe Caldwell, 3 EW and Morris;
Three carrots, Bob Mathers, 8 Morris,
Max Pletch, 17 ENV and Morris; Doro-
thy Howatt, 6 EW; Marilyn Campbell
5 Morris; Lila Black, 13 EW; Walter
Gwyn.
Special classes for Grade 1 pupils,
Pie pumpkin, Julia Mason, 7 EW;
Larry Fear, 3 EW Aid Morris; Jean
Walters, 11 Morris; Betty Rinn, 8
IOW; Karen Anderson, 5 Morris;
Bruce Yungblut, 11 EW; Citron, Barry
Logan, 17 16W; Murray Yungblut,
11 EW; Harold Dawson, 9 16W; Mary
Lou VickoScky, 8 .EW; Alex Finleon, 7
EW and WW; Sunflower, Bob Moth-
ers, 8 Morris; Jean Walters, Gerald
Blake, 11, Morris; Linda Kay Coultes
13 .EW; Larry Fear, Betty Finn,
Vegetables, senior division, Mangels
Inniald Gross, 11 13W; Gordon Cross,
11 16W; 0, Procter, 4 Morris; Donald
Condos, '13 16W; Douglas Gillfillan, 11
16W; John Howatt, 11 ENV and Hun
lett; Turnips, Bruce Robertson, 8 Mor-
ris; 14111 Lutz, 6 EW and WW; Bar-
bara Smith, 6 EW; Helen Marks,
13c,-,ts, John Finn, 3 Morris; Bobby
Johnston, 8 Morris; Baty Hanahan,
3 14W; Besnie Campbell, 7 Morris;
Isabel Rallahan, 3 EW; Keith Wal-
pole, 3 EW; Cabbage, Louis Goll, 17
EW; Mary Taylor, 9 EW; Marjorie
Rinn, 3 Morris; Carrots, Donald Achil-
les, 11 Morris; Albert Wasson, 12
Morris; RI, Rinn, 3 Morris; Gwen Mc-
Dowell, 6 EW;Bill Thompson, 7 ENV;
Arie Vorhoef, 12 Morris. Cucumbers,
Verna Wheeler, 10 Morris; Bruce
Richmond, 1 Morris; Joan Govier, 3
Ely and Morris; Rota Bruce, 8 EW;
Clare Chamney, 7 EW; Lillian Camp-
bell, 7 Morris. Onions: Tommy
Erydges, 17 EW and Morris; Margar-
et Dalrymple, 16 EW; Joan Wight-
man, 9 EW. Parsnips: Bobby iIig-
gins, 7 Morris; Helen Haines, 7
Morris; Marjorie Rinn, 3 Morris;
Laurine Walpole, 3 EW and Morris.
Squash: Glen Coultes, 17 EW and
Morris; Arlene Richmond, 12 Morris;
Mary Scott, 8 EW; Velma Agar, 8,
Morris; Donald McMurray, 7 Morris;
James Spivey, 5 Morris.
Flowers
Asters: Murray McLennan, 8 Mor-
ris; Roger Bieman, 7 EW; Jerry
Achilles, 11 Morris; Rose Marie Hal-
lahan, 3 EW; Betty Blair, 13 EW;
Freddie Armstrong, 10 ENV, t_ioenios,
Bobby Cook, 13 ENV: Donald Prooter,1
5 Morris; John Campbell, 5 Morris;
John Gaunt, 7 EW; Susan Wight- !
man, 9 EW; Joyce Armstrong, 5 Mor-
ris. Scabiosa, Jimmy Scott, 17 EW and
Morris; Walter Bacon, 17 EW and
Moris, French marigiods, Ruth Tan-
lor, 9 EW; Billie Thompson, 7 16W
and WW; Edna Mclntee, 6 Morris;
Jack Caldwell 3 EW and Morris;
Bruce McLennan, 8 Morris; Rose
Marie Lutz, 6 WW. Larkspur, John
McDowell, 13 EW; Arnold Gwyn,
16 EW and WW; Alice Nesbit, 1 Mor- •
ris; Mary Nesbit, 1 Morris. Snapdrag-
on, Tohn Watson, 7 Morris, Bilsio
Scott 17 EW and Morris; Freddie
Arintsreago 16 EW; Cameron Robin-
son, 7 ZW; Rose Marie Manahan,
Grace Thompson, 7 EW. Petunias,
Sean Naylor, 7 EW; Carol Arm-
strong, 1.6 ENV; Anne Peacock, 10
Morris; Doreen Howatt, 6 EW; Anno
Achilles, 11 Morris; Kenneth Pollard,
11 Morris. Phlox. Yvonnv Rath, 13
ZW; Sharon Valley, 3 13W': Kathlom
MeCutcheon, 6 Morris; Bruce Camp-
bell, 5 Morris. Zinnias, Carol Arm-
strong, Roy Hardy, 7 EW; Wayne
Pletch. 17 EW and Morris; Murray
Gooier, 3 16W and Morris; Dorothy
Cook, 17 1.3W and Morri,o Anne
hornscsl, 9 'Morris. Coeriflowors,
Clifford Browor, S 'Morrie; Janet 13,';'-
croft, 7 EW; Jean Walters, II Morris,
Florence Rinn, 8 EW; Gladioli, Mary
.1',A:h•son, EW; Katineon
eon, 6 Morris; 'Freddie Arms.ro,%„,
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Morris, Sandra Lath. Pint of white
beans, Gien .Coultes, 17 EW and Mor-
ris; Barbara Smith, 6 14W; Ronald
Coultes, 13 11W; Marg,aret MeCirrali.
con, 6 Morris; Allen Scott, 13 13W;
E. Finn, 3 Morris. Colored beans, pint.
Margaret Dalrymple, 1.6 EW; Sandra
Rath, Isabel Scott, Joan Wightman,
Richard McCuteliaon, 6 Morris; Col-
lection of vegetables, Helen Haines, 7
Morris; Bruce Richmond, 1 Marri3;
John Buchanan, 16W; Marjorie
Rinn, 3 Morris: Edythe Finn, 3
Morris, John Rhin, 3 Morris,
Golden Hubbard Squash; Grant Me-
Barney, 8 EW; Joyce Harmon, 8 Mor-
ris; Frank Hutton, 8 Morris; Patsy
Logan, 17 EW and Morris; Gordon
Coultas, 16 EW. Heart of gold musk-
melon, Larry Cook, Rose China winter
radish, Cameron Robinson, 7 14W;
Julia Mason, 7 EW, Mangels, Jack
' Caldwell 3 EW and Morris; Fay Cold-
well, 3 EW and Morris; Ronnie Nit:-
- holson, Wayne Fear, Murray Gower:
3. EW and. Morris; John Watson,
Morris; potatoes, late, Bruce Mc-
Lennan, 8 Morris; Margaret Wight-
' man, 17 EW and Morris; Yvonne:
Rath, G. Walden, 6 .F.W; Jean Bolger,
11 Morris, Potatoes, any early variety,
Donald Procter, 5 Morris; Florence
Rhin, Susan Wightman, Shirley Dol.
ger, Jimmy Scott, 17 EW and Morris;
Reggie Purd.on, 17 EW and Morris;
Turnips, Donald Procter, Ronnie Nic-
holson, John. Wightman, Larry Fear,
Marie Coultes, 13 EW: Jimmy Taylor,
Sandra Rath, 13 EW, Yvpfine Rath,
13 16W; John Cronyn, 1 Morris. Barley
any named variety, Lyle Yungblut, 11
EW; Allan Scott, 13 EW; Murray'
Scott, 13 ZW; Betty Rinn, 8 14W;
Florence Finn, 8 EW; Kay Naylor.,
7 16W; Oats, sheaf, Allan Scott, 13
EWt. Bruce Robertson, 8 Morris;
Bobby Higgins, 7 Morris. Barley, any
Variety, sheaf, Bobby Higgins, 7 Mor-
ris; Allan Scott, 13 16W; Winter
wheat, quart, Yvonne Rath, 13 EW;
Sandra Rath, 13 13W; Mary Taylor,
9 EW; Florence Finn, 8 EW; George
Oster, 3 5.1W and Morris. Meld corn,
sin stalks and ears. Glen Coultes,
17 16W and Morris; Ronald Snell, 6
16W; Jim Taylor, 9 16W; Kenneth
P.lavit, 33 EW; George Oster, Yvonne
Rath; Sweet corn, six ears, husked,
Yvonne Rath, and Sandra Rath,
(3-1!,eet McDowell, 6 ENV and WW: l
!Clifford Brewer, 8 Morris; Bruce
Robertson, 8 Morris; Donald McMur-
ray, 7 Morris, Field corn, six ears,
husked, Sandra Rath, Yvonne Rath.
Gwen McDowell, John (lronyn, Bruce
Richmond, 1 Morris; Robert Pit-
,blade, 6 WW. Giant white mangels,
Donald Procter, 5 Morris; john Gaunt,
7 EW; Walter Bacon, 18 ENV and
Morris; Florence Finn, 8 EW. Lauren-
tian Turnips, Larry Friar, 3 16W and
eight clicaMber, aeraki Thomas, 4.
Morris; Lyle Smith, 13 EN; Donald.
Scott, 13 Morris; Yv'Jnne Rath, Billy
Scott, Bay Randy, 1 13\V and Hullett,
Riverside Spanish Onions, Jack Cald-
well, 3 EW and Morris; Karen And-
erson. .0 Morris; Mary Jefferson, 7 E
W; Hollow crown parsnips, Wayne
Fear, 3 EW and Morris; Murray
Scott, EW; Hobby Cook, 13 EW.;
Dorothy Cook, 17 EW and Morris;
Hobby Jefferson, 7 1.3W.
Fruits, senior divi,,lon, Spy apples,
Sandra Rath, 13 EW; Tommy Dry-
d„ es, 17 EW and Mnrris; Lois Goll•
17 16W and Morris; Robert Scott, 1
Morris: Donald McMurray, 7 Morris;
Bruce Richmond, 1 Morris, Snow ap-
pins, Sandra Rath, Tommy Erydges,
Barbara Smith 6 16'N Allan Si ott,
13 ENV; Bruce Richmond, 1 Morris.
McIntosh. feed apples, Sandra Rath,
Tommy Brydges, Fay Fraser. 10 Morris; Gordon Smith, 13 EW; Allan
Scott, 13 EW. .Apples. other varieties,
Sandra Rath. Pears, John Cronyn, 1
Morris, Sandra Rath, Gerald Creigh-•
ton, 11 EW; Velma Agar', S Morris;
Isabel Scott, 7 Morris; Margaret Dal-
rymple, 16 EW. Crab apples, Harold.
Creighton, Tommy Brydges Bobby
Scott, 1 Morris, Annie Nesbitt, 1 Mor-
ris, Basket of assorted fruit, Jim fl'oule
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McCuteheon, 6 Morris, Colored beans,
Kathleen McCutcheon, 6 Morris, Kay
Coultes, Yvonne Rath, Ann Portion, 3
LW and Morris; Sandra Chamney.
7 EW; John Gaunt, 9 EW; Jimmy
Taylor, 9 EIV; June Pierce, 3 EW
and Morris.
Spy Apples, Yvonne Rath, Karen
Anderson, 5 Morris: Pay ColdWell, 3
ENV and Morris; Alvie Nesbitt, 7
Morris; John Caldwell, 3 EW and
Morris; Mary Nesbitt, 1 Morris; Snow
apples, Yvonne Rath, Jack Caldwell,
Karen Anderson, Ronald Snell, Fay
Caldwell, Douglas Johnston, 17 EW
& Morris, McIntosh Red apples Karen
Anderson, Yvonne Rath, Hugh Camp-
' bell, 6 EW; Bobby Cook, 13 16,V; Ron-
ald Snell, Murray Scott, 13 1CW.
Apples, other variones, Kay Coultes,
13 16W; Fay Caldwell, 3 EW and Mor-
ris: Mary Nesbitt, Jack Caldlwell,
Keith Robinson, 17 EW and Morris;
Yvonne Rath. Pears, Kenneth Black,
12 EW; Yvonne Rath, Grant IVrcEur-
nay, 8 EW; Lyle Black 13 ENV; Jean
Walker, 11 Morris; David Hanna, 17
EW and Morris. Crab apples, Yvonne
Rath, Bobby Cook, Ruth Michie, Ron-
ald Snell, Mary Lou Vikescky, 8 EW;
Marian Snell, 6 EW; Basket of assort-
ed fruits„ Douglas Coultes, 9 EW:
Yvonne Rath, Bobby Cook, M. Scott.
GiG
aza il•I in, open classes, Medium and
late oats, Bobby Cook, 13 EW; Allan
Scott, 13 EW; Mary Oster, 3 EW and
Morris; George Oster, 3 EW and Mor-
ris ; Marie Coultes, 17 1,6W and Morris;
! Isabel Scott, 7 Morris. Early oats,
Howatt, 6 EW and WW, Hugh Camp -bell, 6 EW. Chatcnay carrors, Douglos
Thomas, 8 Morris; Douglas Johnston.
17 EW and Morris; Rose Marie Lutz,
6 EW and WW; Shirley Bolger, 11 I
Morris; John McDowell, 3 ENV; Ron-
ny Nicholson. 5 Morris. Straight-
Morris; James Hallahan, 3 EW; tos, 9 LW: Ken Coultes, 5 ENV; Son-
Jimmy Scott, 17 Morris: Joyce Arm- dra Rath, Isabel Scott, Joan Wigru,-strong, 5 Morris; Robert Machan, 11
EW and Hullett; Sandra Chamney, 7
EW. Dark red Detroit beets„ Bruce •
Morris. Snapdragon, Rota Bruce, 3 9 EW, Largest pumpkin, Marion Snell Campbell, 5 Morris; Alice Nesbitt,
EW; Florence Bacon, 17 IONV a•nd 6 EW, Kay Coultes, 13 LW; Ruth 1 Morris; Russell Button, 8 Morris;
Morris; Donald Achilles, 11 Morris; Michie, 5 Morris; Violet Gow, 16 16W Doreen Howatt, 6 ENV; James Halla-
Sandra Rath, 13 DW, Petunias; Shir- and Morris; Ronald Snell, (3 ENV ban, 3 16W; Anna Shortreed, 9 Mor-
ley Luntz, 6 EW and WW: Keith John Watson, 7 Morris. White beans, ris. Market cabbage, Walter Gwyn, 16
Walpole, 3 EW; Alan Scott, 13 EW; • Kay Coultes, Arnold Gwyn, 16 ENV ENV; John Watson, 7 Morris; Bruce,
Mary Taylor, 9 EW; Annie Nesbitt, and Morris; Ronnie Nicholson, Jim-(McLennan, S Morris; Margarot Wig-
1 Morris; Lillian Campbell; 7 Morris, mie Scott, Yvonne Rath, Tommy I htmari, 17 EW and Morrie; Ivan