HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1953-10-22, Page 295
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Erin, Ont. — like They Had It When Canada Was Young — Pioneer Exhibit of the Wellington
County Historical Research Society, with Miss A. Currie in charge,
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Palmerston, Ont. — Believe It Or Not, School Work — Marion McCormick and Ruth Alder admire
some winning grain in the Palmerston High School exhihi'.
Palmerston, Ont. — looks Like The Start Of A Race — But R isn't, but just their handlers trying to restrain some of the fine entries
in the Suffolk Shearling Ewes class,
Palmerston, Ont. — A Good Showman — Ken Lawless won First
Prize for showmanship in the 4 H Calf Club competition.
Woodbridge, Ont, — Smooth As Silk — The photographer says
such chickens as this are called "silkies". Anyway, this one,
entered by Gary Skippon of Ridgeville, won four Firsts.
Erin, Ont, — Carries Lots Of Weight — Entered by the McQuarry
Bros. of Dundalk this fine animal was winner in the Heavy
Stake class.
Woodbridge, Ont. — "The Musk Goes 'Round And 'Round — Maybe not the "sweetest this side of
Heaven" but plenty loud are the strains coming from this juvenile Clown Band,
Woodbridge, Ont. - All Wool And A Yard Wide —. Or Thereabouts — First and Second in the
Oxford Sheep class shown by Lawrence Lowden, Smithvlllet Third and Fourth, Harold Skinner,
Tyrone,
Brim, Ont, — Come From Afar Ta See Haw We
Things Here — Some of the outstanding International Plowmen, their labors at Cobourg finished,
pay a visit to a typical Ontario Fall Fair,