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BATFIEL1 Fi
A new event, a "tractor rodeo,
was a feature .attractlon of the
Bayfield field ori Thursday,
-last. UnusuOlycool- weather
cramped the style of the fair souls -
what, but despite .this everythipg
was run off on schedule. ,,
The i►lobile rodeo, Was open for
Cloys and girls between the ages of
t\velve and eighteen yea!rs;'the pur-
pose being togauge the Skill of a
• person in dri"y'ing a' tractor 'about
'eii obsta'cle course without collisiour
.Complication of the task was. a
huge trailer towed by a tractor. •
This season's fair was concluded,
,in the evening with a concert, play
III
and -dative at• the.Tovrn Hail.Music
through`tlie afternoon was provided
by‘,* the R;O.A,F, •,Band from Oen-
.
'Ocala; -
A shield for the ,greatest number
of points wa'ln 'by a school.was
awarded to St'aniey school ' No, 4.
Margaret Howard Howard was 'chosen high
girl; Neil MacGregor, high boy;
l~Ielew Grainger, junior girl, and
Donald. MacKenzie, ,llanior. . boy.'
Winners in. "Elie various classes
were as follows;
,!$DIES' WORK
Mrs,, Ed. Foster, Elizabeth Weber,
.Mrs. R.' ;Hr Igiddieton, Mrs. Ruth
Moran, Mrs. Chas, Scotehnier, Mrs.
Wm.. Rohner, Mrs. John Howard,
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Mrs. Hen RathWell, Mr's, '•.A,
Fuss, Mrs. W. J. Jewell, Mrs. Gland-
win Westlake, Airs... 1oy4 Maklns,.
Mrs. Grant Turner, ' Snoivdeilr,
Grainger,, Don McKenzie.
MINE ARTS "
Mrs. Ross Middleton, Mrs. John.
Howard, Mrs }It, i" I, Middleton, Miss
Ann Tate, Mrs, W. J. Jewell, Mil's
Elizabeth Webber..
'Spe' ial ,Prize given:. )y Mrs. Dick'
O2Colufell of New . Xao* City , was
won by: 1..yt Mrs. Ross Middleton,
2nd' Mrs. Jol4n Howard,.
DOIMIESTI.V-SCIENCE
Mrs . W.- 1. Jewell, Mrs. Lloyd
Makins, Mrs. Roy Elliott, 'Mrs.
Grant Turner, Mrs, James. Stirling,
Mrs. Grant 'Stirling, Mrs. Ed.
Foster, Mrs, R. Stirling{ Mrs. Ben
aRe;thwell, Mrs. John Howard,, Mrs.
John Middleton, ° Mrs. Melvin Ben-
;dl Dmito 114 SIGN q L
nett Fr A. fins'! We: Sohn I aeis,
'Arnold Rgtl well, Mrs. Seotch
mer, Paul Cleave, Snowden &
Grainger, Mrs. Gladwin Westlake, ,a
Special prize "given by the. Village
Guild, IBayiiel ,d,for the nut points
won in this class vvas won by M ,s,
J. Jewell. o Goderich.
• DAIRR I'RQIIUG"FS
Fred McOlyatont, H. . FOSS,A. 11. Warner, Sherlock Keys.
Special prize given by Standard
Chemical Co., Goderieh, • or •most
points, in this claSs was won lay
Fred Meelymont and H. A. Fuss.'
Canadian .Tire Corporation, Gode-•
rich, specidi for the- best • pair of
(tressed chickens was won by A.. H.
Warner.
The Robert Sinipslia special for
most • points won in dbuiestie
science, ladies' • avork and bonie
manufacture was: won by MLS.W.
Jerweltf Goderteb,
libLANTS'AND FLOWERS
Mrs. W, ' Jewell, +Ira: Wm.
Metcalf, Fred Middleton, Mr's
Grant Turner, xs: Rey Elliott,
Mrs.,, John Howard, Mrs. 1Via;kins,
Mrs. Melvin Bennett, Mrs. Gladwin
!Westlake, Stewart ,Middleton, ed.
Foster,. Edward peeves.
Special prune given by Keith.
Westlake, Zurich, for ib,ost points
in this section wan won by • Fred
Middleton.
VEGETABLES
BLES
John Gibson, A. H. Warner, -Fred
McOlyznont, Don MacKenzie,.Edwin
Dunn, Paul 'Cleave, H. A. Fuss,
'S4aowder.(4 Grainger, Mrs. 'W. J.
Jewell, Mrs. M. Hewlett, Ben Rath,
well, Harold 'Penhule, Ar H.
'\Varner, Aridield Rathwell, Mrs. Roy
Elliott, Sherlock . Keys, I)on Mae -
Kenzie, . kid, Foster, Mrs. '• • (.
Scotehxner,, Mrs. Lloyd Makius,
Special pr` ize 'given by ,-MacPher-
son Bros., Clinton, wai; wo% by,
Fred McClymont, Varna.
FRUITS
1'rtiser ; .Stirling, Fred Middleton,
Stewart Middleton, FIarold Penhale,
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' KING'SI4RIDGE,,. Oct. 2. —Mrs.
Victor Fennie" and daughter, , of
Toronto, are' visitl ug for .n few
weeles with her parents, Mr; ant:
Mrs, James Wallace;
al�Crs. Jahn Kenny of'Detroit spent
the; week -end at her „summer home
on. the Rine Water highway.
Mr, Thomas Wallace,' who .rias
been visiting in• ° Flint; • Mickt,, '•-f
the
been
month, is not feeling as
;well as his friends would like 'him
to be. •
The ladies of 'St, Josep'h's parish
held a Meeting on 'Sunday evening
and it. was decided to have a fowl
stepper in the hall on Tuesday,
October 30th.
Mr, and Mrs. Ray Dalton motored.
to Toberinory last week.
Mr. John I)evereau:c,t• who has
been saili;i r, all stiwmer, returned
horde on Waturd'ay from, Coiling -
wood..
TAYLOR'S CORNER .
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TAYLOR'S' CORNER, WI. 2.-".-.
Mrs,. F. Powell, Fred McClyinont,, Mrs. Gladys Thomas, of Montreal,,
Airs. Wm. Metcalf,* Edwin .Dann, laas:_ been vislaaling, her ,y1 ter, •,Mrs.
its. M. Bennott, .. James °Stirliiag, ,Hugh McCabe , of Go(1'eric�h - town -
1s. . W. J. Jewell, Mrs. ` John ship. i
Howard, Don McKenzie. ` 1 Mr. • Melville - Sturdy returned
tl'he special apple competition wits lame last week from Victoria Hos-
won' by the following 1st Mrs. 'pital, T.oridon, where he sueeesr;-
Fvjltll'is Powerl; 2nd lied McCIy- I idly underwent. two Serious opera-
mbn't : 3rd Mrs. Grant Turnery • ations, - '
POULTRY 'Mr, Wilmot :Ha:ache arrived home
Ivan Mcelymont, .Fred Meely I'ilris week from a tri'},) to the West.
snout, Clifford. pepper;, Harold Pen -1 Ladies: Aid. Meeting. ---The Ladies'
hale; Edward Deeves, Mrs. F;velyn A,id' met at 'the home of Mrs. Wm.Sturgeon, Irwin Trewartha:
HOGS • t,Snrder . ou • Tuesday afternoon of
R. his week. The members answered
W. R. Lobb & Sons, A.
Winner, Elsner -Webster, Grant ,the 1'0 by giving.a grandnio�thei•'s
aL'iug• ,cure. Mrs. C'. Whitely read the
The T. Eaton special fui the best Soriptiu'e passage, white 1.111;s. (Rev.)
three bacon hugs a b G 'a t' Newton gave a - short talk on the
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G. ZINN & SON; R. R. 1, DUNGANNON,
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MARSH," R. R. 5, GOPERICH
were made for. the bazaar • t7; -,be,
held the -first Saturday its N�oveln-
be'r. ' It was 'decided to hold a, bee
to houseclean • the . church in, the
near future. .. • dainty lunch Was
t,b \i 1 \\ 1) Il 1 1 Il r
ssity for overseas relief. Plans . Cerved bythe • hostess. 1'he Ndvetu
Stirling• - (c ec °
"The Canadian Oil company
special for best boar, any breed,
was won by W. R. Lobb & Sons,
DAIRY CATTLE •
Irwin Trewartha,. Thowas_Rnth.-
veII, Arnold 'Rathwell, . I3..
T re a tuner.
. Dr. '('oson - special '\Nets w011 by,
Irwin'Tre\va"rthit for truest type
heifer.
Best dairy herd, special (riven by
ber meeting will • be. held .at the
home .of Mrs. Chester: Sturdy.. with, .
hostesses Mrs. C. and Mrs.13. 'White-
l.y and •Firs: K. Holmes. The roll wilt'
Abe answered by giving n house-
cleaning hint..
.Mustard-- C'`t21.1 CO., • I3'1`ifi'l l3E`Til; "taiid
the •Ella iia :feed • Co., • vas won •'by
Irwin Trewartha. '
BEEF CATTLE •
John *.McGregor, .Klopp Bros.,
,Mi°s. ('. Scotch;liar, Jack McGregor:,
Siwcial prize given by E, Brecken-
ridge Hardware, Goderlell, for best
showing of beef cattle was won
by J. )'1eGI•egor, HenSall,
.Special prizes., given by Samis
Motors?, Goderich,• were 'Won • by
Kropp Bros., •Zurich, and John M6,
Gregor, Hensall. • ""
• Special prize given b,y Supertest
oil .Co. •for best beef held was won
by Klopp 'Bros.
SHEEP' .
Pepper, Snowden &•
(Grainger, 1). AV.• Deering, P. E.
1)cert.ng, .Gordon Elliott..
Standard 011e n.ical Co. speciatls
For best showing in long . haired, -
William Pepper and -Snot•deti &
(l•r a 1uger ; for bast shoving in shut•t
haired,' 1'. Deering. 1). \V, Deei-
iat •
Market lamb special ----Snowden •&
(. rat inger.
HORSES •
1.aytvr,• '1'uylur,'.J. A. • Darl1ug, J'ue
[Corey, A. W. Etheringtun, lt.''Kirk--
ly, .1. It. Burns, :lake Browne, ('lair-
'tlony, Karry 'Taylor. -
• 81wcia t prize gii'-eh by Robert
•Sintlasnu ('o., Ltd., LO►udon, for ox-
Mia{tui • coating greatest distal:We
was mala l.►,' J. •A.,. 1)arlin;, •I)tiblin.
• • (1 1N ,. NI) SEEDS
II. A, fuss, Robert Welch, . a'nold
Itutllwoll, (Irani Wehster,-Paul
Cleo ye. Snowden & Gra iuger,'A. I1.,
\\'n ra r•
TRACTOR "RODEO,.
Trnelor =:rodeo for.l)oys and egirIs
front • twelve Jo* e:igltteeil• years
--1st. • laanr ,t`olcllitigh,- 2ncl Alex,.
Ostrom, and • Lloyd, Holi•and,- -1'tli
'.l'ecl Dunn. '
FIELD CROP' COMPETITION
• P'iel(l crop competition in Beaver
outs: ,Steivatrt Middleton, 177;
\Vila ei•• Rei(l, • 174 Robert t,irliilg,
170% :' .Robert: AVelsh, 1 Ill ; Arnold
RRothwel1, :1119; Murray Giro lager,
:Alm; ,l►►trti l`{lltl', ltk.21/2Fraser
Stirling. 102; grant Webster, 10(1;
A.' Mus'tar(1, lfr,S: bei•1oek Keys,
1118. • '
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".s'r. ii'F'LI N'S, Get. s. ---Mrs. Alex.
Rint.uul of Toronto. is' a visitor With
her sister, Mrs. Donald :McDonald.
Rally 'Day was observed: in the
United Church .tin Sunday morning,
with Mr, Lorne Woods in •charge.
Miss -Margaret :1IuNeil1 rend •the
story Of "l+'i•edeyico of Angola" and
Itev. S. E, ' Iiaiyward gave a talk,.
on the thence' "A, Story 'to Tell (u
the Nations," -
Miss Lois Webster. of I)ungan-
noai was it \week-erlil- visitor, With
Mr. 1tpd. Mrs. Ross Errington. •
Wedding ili;iniversney.--Mrs. \Fria°
'(.allaher and Mi•s. Ra'►lald Roth-
.wel1 arid• Rose Harr-,. Of Norwood/
and Mr, and 'Mrs. Al. Martin of
Detroit' were -visitoria last week
with Mr. and 'Mrs. F. J, 'Ctllii,,.
'Who observed ,their. fortieth• i\ecl-
ding . anniversary "at the home- of
their daughter, • \Irs.-Catuphell
Tholnt\son,^ and Mr, •Tlunnpson,
Liieknow, on Friday evening. Many
friends called to .extend theft con-
gr•atulntimis and good wislieS:
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