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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1950-09-28, Page 3THURSDAY , S1;PTFMBER 28, 1960 Fair �4 111 �e a.rt � rs �.ne. Prize o HEAVY HORSES Township Special, Zimmerman ‘Ta- vistock); Wm. Dale, 0. A. Benno _ roan.. Best handled colt, A. Schluter (Linwood) and 2nd. McMichael Special, Fred Roney (Mitchell), H. Bolger (Walton). Best heavy horse, Zimmerman Bros Brood mare, H. Bolger, Foal of 1950, H. Bolger. Filly or gelding, Zimmerman. Bros., and 2nd; Wm. Dale and 4th. Filly or gelding, Wm. Dale. Sweepstakes, Zimmerman Bros. Light Draught Brood mare with foal, Fred Roney, Foal of 1950, Fred Roney. Filly or gelding, Wm. Dale and 2nd Filly or gelding, Fred Roney, Tilly or gelding 1 Yr. old, Frecl Roney. Sweepstakes, Win, Dale. Brood mare with foal, A. Schluter and 2nd. Foal of 1950, A. Schluter and 2nd. ears W. .11,Filly or gelding 4 years., Tuttle (Woodstock), Zimmerman Bros and 2n1;. Thos. McMichael. Filly or gelding 3 yr, old, W. II Tuttle, Fill or gelding 2 yr. old, A. Schluter. Filly or gelding 1 yr. old, H. Bolger, A. Schluter. Harness Classes Light Draft team, W. J. Dale. Per- cheron or Belgian team, Zimmerman Bros. and 3rd; W. H. Tuttle, T. J. McMichael. Heavy Draught team, Zimmerman, W. J. Dale. Best team in harness, W. J. Dale, and 2nd. Four - horse tandem. Zimmerman, W. J. Dale, A. Haas. W. J. Crawford, Tara, Judge. LIGHT HORSES Wagon Horses—Filly or gelding, Archie Haas (Brantford) and 2nd; R. W. Garland (Walkerton) and 4th. Filly or gelding, 0. A. Bannerman and 2nd. Filly or gelding, 0. A. Ban- erman, Arthur Schutter (Linwood). Filly or gelding, 0. A. Bannerman, Wagon team in harness, Archie Haas, R. W: Garland, 0. A. Banner- man. Single Express horse, Archie Haas and 2nd; R. W. Garland; 0. A. Bannerman. Light Harness Horses Carriage team in harness, Wm. Mayberry (Woodstock). Roadster team in harness, A. B. Weber (Kitch- ener), Arthur Schluter. Single car- riage horse, Wm.- Mayberry. Single carriage horse, Wm. Mayberry. Single roadster horse, A. Weber, A. Schlu- ter. Single roadster horse, A. Weber, A. Schluter. Best lady driver, Wm, Mayberry, Elmer Johnson (Atwood) Ed. Schluter (Bensall); L. Shantz (New Hamburg). Gentlemen's road race, A. Weber and 2nd. Single Hackney pony, Ed. Schroed- er and 2nd; Elmer Johnson, D. Sheen (Mitchell). Hackney pony team Ed. Schroeder, Ebner Johnson, D. Shean. Hackney pony t andem, Ed. Scbroe(ler, El m e r Johnson, D. Sheen. Shetland pony, Elmer John- son and 2nd; Elnier Johnson, Shet- land foal'', Elmer Johnson, H. Mcli- wain, Arnold Campbell. Shetland pony team, Elmer Johnson, L. Shantz, D. Shean, B. Mcllwain. Shetland pony tandem, Elmer John- son, L. Shantz, D. Shean. Shetland pony brood mare, Elmer Johnson, D. Shean, B, Mcliwain. Shetland pony 1 year old, Elnier Johnson, L. Shantz,. H. Mcliwain. Shetland pony 2 year old, D. Sheen and 2nd. Shetland pony 3 year old, L. Shantz, H, Mcliwain. Single Shetland pony in harness, L. Shantz and 2nd; Elnier Johnson, D. Sheen. Goldie Martin, Lueknow, Judge. BEEF CATTLI: Butcher Cattle Steer or heifer, over 1 year, L R. and G, A. O'Neil (Denfield): Mac Bolton, Baby beef, 1 year and under, Thos. (Mitchell), It. Parsons, John McGregor, O'Neil, Polled Angus Heifer, 1 year old, 'Hopp Bros. (Zurich). Heifer calf, Bull calf, Klopp Herefords Bull, 2 years and over, H. Wright (Cromarty). Best cow, -O'Neil, 13. Wright, J. McGregor and 4th, Heifer 2 years old, J. McGregor and 2nd; 13. Wright. Heifer 1 year old, O'Neil and 2nd, J. McGregor, H. Wright. Heifer ealf, under 1 year, O'Neil and '3rd; J.:1zeGregor, H. 'Wright, Bull calf under 1' year, 3. McGregor and Std; O'Neil and 4th. Bull " 1 year, II. Wright, J. McGregor, O'Neil and 4th, Herd, O'Neil, 'Copp, Wright, Me - Gregor. W. C. I+'. Oestricher, Judge. DUAL PURPOSE Bull. 2 years and over, J. M, Scott, .1. F. Scott. Best cow, 3. M. Scott 1, 2, and 3, 3. F. Scott, 4th. Heifer 2 Years old, J, M. Scott 1, 2, and 3, J. F. Scott 4th. Heifer, 1 year old, 3. M, Scott 1, 2, 3, J. F. Scott 4th, Hei- fer calf, under 1 year, 3. M. Scott. Bull calf under- 1 year, J. 31. Scott. Herd 3, M, Scott, J. 3!. Scott. BABY BEEP CALF CLUB 'Results of Judging; Marc Bolton, Bob Parsons, Catherine Campbell, Kenneth Campbell, Eric Anderson, Jean Scott, Douglas Reyes, Frank Nigh, Murray 'Dale, John Whyte, John Nigh, Mary Bicknell, Peter Hicknell, Neil MeGavin, Allan Haugh, Neil Haugh, Results of Showmanship: Kenneth Campbell, Mac Bolton, Bob Parsons, Murray Dale, Catherine Campbell, Doug Keyes, Peter Bicknell, Eric Anderson, Jean Scott, John Whyte, Frank NIg'h, Mary Hicknell, Neil Me - Gavin, Allan Haugh, Neil Haugh, John Nigh. DAIRY CATTLE Ayrshires Bull calf, under 1 year. John Bal- lantyne, Atwood. Best cow, John Bal- lantyne, 1, 2, 3. Heifer 2 years old, Heifer 1 year o18, Heifer calf under 1 year, John Ballantyne, 1, 2. Best group, John Ballantyne. Jerseys Bull 2 years and over, Irwin Tre- wartha 1, 2. Bull 1 year olcl, Thos. Rathwell, Bull calf under 1 year, I. Trewartha, Best cow, I. Trewartha 1, 3; Thos. Rathwell 2, 4. Heifer 2 years old, I. Trewartha 1, 3; Thos, Rath - well 2, 4. Heifer•, 1 year old, Thos. Rathwell 1, 4; I. Trewartha 2, 3. Hei- fer calf, under 1 year, I. Trewartha 1, 3; Thos. Rathwell 2, 4. Most points I. Trewartha, Holsteins Bull 1 year old, Hallahan. Best cow, Ilalaban. Heifer 1 year old, Peter Simpson, Hallahan. Heifer calf under 1 year, Peter Simpson, Halla- han. Dairy Cattle Herd, T, Ballan- tyne, I. Trewartha, Hallahan, NIrs. Rathwell. Best group of 3 dairy cows, I. Trewartha. Most points in Hol- steins,-Hallahan. Best dairy calf un- der 1 year, J. Ballantyne. Chas. Bar- nett, Judge. SHORTHORN SHOW Perth -Huron Regional Shorthorn Show held in conjunction with Sea - forth Fall Fair, Sept. 22, 1950. Officers—Past Pres., Roy Nether- cott, St. Marys; Pres. Dr. M. W. Stapleton, Seaforth; Vice. Pres., Arnold Robinson, St. Marys; 2nd Vice -Pres., Wilbur Turnbull, Brus- sels; See'y-Treas., R. G. Bennett, Clinton; Ass't Sec'y-Treas., R. E. White. Tudge—R. Parker. Class 1—Bull calved prior to Sept. 1, 1948, McKenzie Hall, Ayr; Roy Nethercott, St. Marys; John Ostrom, Varna; M. H. Taylor, Belgrave; Jas. Smith, Brussels; Wm. Turnbull, Brus- sels; M. W. Stapleton, Seaforth; Strong Bras., Gorrie. Class 2, Senior yearling bull, An- drew Gaunt, Lueknow. Class 3, Junior yearling bull, Nel- THE SEAFORTIJ. NEWS son Underwood, Wingh cm; M, W. I Stapleton, Seaforth; \1eKinlev 1''ui'ms, Zurich; R. M Peek, furir1i; RoY Nethercott, St. Marys; W. A, Culbert, Dungannon; Kenneth McFarlane, 1 Belgrave; Brussels; M. II. Taylor, y z lioy Nethercott, St. Marys; G 1I Keys, Varna, Class 5, Junior Bull Calf, _ McKen- zie Hall, Ayr; McKenzie Ball, Ayr; Andrew Gaunt, Lueknow; W. A. Cul- bert Dungannon; Win. Turnbull, Brussels; It, M, Peck, Zurich; W. A, Culbert, Dungannon; Strong Bros., Gorrie; James Smith, Brussels. An- drew Gaunt, Lueknow; James Smith, Brussels: Wni. Turnbull, Brussels; W. A. Culbert, Dungannon; Roy F. Pepper, Seaforth; M. H. Taylor, Bel - grave; John Nigh, R. 4, Seaforth; Kenneth McFarlane, Brussels, Class 9, Female, calved prior to Sept. 1, 1917, Rev Nethercott, St. Marys; Strong Bros., Gorrie; Wtn, Devereaux, Seaforth' Roy Nothercott, St. Marys; Andrew Gaunt, Lucknow; '97. A. Culbert, Dungannon; Wm. Turnbull, Brussels; Mckenzie Hall, Ayr; Thos. Kerr• and Sons, Atwood; McKinley Farms, Zurich; W.•A. Cul- bert, Dungannon; Win. Turnbull, Brussels; Thos. Kerr and 'Son, At- wood; McKinley karma, Zurich; John Ostrom, Varna, - Class 10, Female, calved on or be- tween Sept. 1, 1917 and Aug.31, 1945 A ndrew Gaunt, Lueknow, M. H. Taylor, Belgrave; R. DI. Peck, Zurich; McKenzie Hall. Ayr; Wm. Turnbull, Brussels; McKenzie Hall, Ayr; R. M. Peck, Zurich; John Ost- rom, Varna; Wm. Turnbull, Brussels; Roy Nethercott, St. Marys; James Smith, Brussels; Strong- Bros., Gor- rie. Class 11, Senior yearling heifer, Andrew Gaunt, Lueknow; Wm, Turn- bull, Brussels; Janies Smith, Brussels; M. H. Taylor, Belgrave, (lase 12, Junior yearling heifer, Andrew Gaunt, Lueknow; Arrehr'bw Gaunt, Lueknow; C. H. Keys, Varna; Roy Nethereott, St. Mar;vs;. M, W. Stapleton, Seaforth; Roy F. Pepper,' Seaforth; James Smith, Brussels; R. M. Peck, Zurich; M. I3. Taylor, Bel - grave; Wm. Turnbull, Brussels; W. A. Culbert, Dungannon; John Ost- rom, Varna; Strong Bros, Gorrie; M. W. Stapleton, Seaforth; John Ostrom Varna; M. H. Taylor, Belgrave. Class 13, Senior heifer calf, Wm. Devereaux, Seaforth; McKenzie Hall, Ayr' Wm. Turnbull, Brussels; Roy F. Pepper, Seaforth; Roy F. Pepper, Seaforth; Andrew Gaunt. Lueknow; M. H. Taylor, Belgrave; Kenneth Mc- Farlane, Brussels: .Tames Smith, Brussels; W. A. Culbert, Dungannon; Roy Nethercott, St. Marys; Wm. Dev- ereaux, Seaforth; McKenzie Hall, Ayr; W. A. Culbert, Dungannon; John Ostrom, Varna; Strong Bros., Gerrie. Class 14, Junior heifer calf, Me- Kenzie e.Kenzie Hall,, Ayr; W. A. Culbert, Dungannon; 'Roy F. Pepper, Sea - forth; Roy Nethercott, St. Marys; M. W. Stapleton, Seaforth; Strong Bros. Gorrie; W. A. Culbert, Dungannon; Wm, Turnbull, Brussels; W. A. Cul- bert, Dungannon; James Smith, Brus- sels; Wm. Turnbull, Brussels; James Smith, Brussels. Class 15, Senior Champion Female, Sr, Champion—A. Gaunt, Lueknow. Reserve Sr., Champion—Roy Nether, cott, St. Marys. Class 13, Steer, 750 lbs and under, Roy F. Pepper, Seaforth; McKenzie Hall, Ayr; McKinley Farms, Zurich. Class 19, Steer 751 lbs and up to 1000 lbs., Andrew Gaunt, Lucknow; Wm. Turnbull, Brussels. Class 20, Grand Champion Steer, A. Gaunt, Lucknow. Class 21, Breeders' Herd, Roy Nethercott, St. Marys; Andrew Gaunt, Lucknow; McKenzie Hall, Ayr; Wnr. Turnbull, Brussels; Roy F. Pepper, Seaforth; M. 13. Taylor, Belgrave; R. M. Peck, Zurich; John Ostrom, Varna. Class 22, Get -of -Sire, McKenzie Hall, Ayr; Andrew Gaunt, Lueknow; Wm 7.'uTurnbull,Brussels: R.i I Peek, Zurich; !toy Nethereot, St, Marys: John Ostrom, Varna, Class 23, TWO (Alves, 11eKenz]e Hall, Ayr; Andrew (rauut, Lueknow; 1 now; Wm. Turnbull, Brussels; Rey Ne tlier•- 1• \csiey ttm;t cert, St. Marys; .1 I I ,, Emus, Zurich. Number et Cattle, 11.1; Number of, Exhibitors, 19; Number of Entries, 113, Amount of prize money paid $030.Ot1. SHEEP Shropshire Aged ram, 0, Mc- Gowan 1, 2. Shearling rata 0. Mc- Gowan. Ram lamb, 0. McGowan, Fwe, Geo. 11. Armstrong -1St I aide ), 0. McGowan. Shearling ewe, Geo, Armstrong 1, 2; 0. McGowan 3. Ewe lamb, Geo. Armstrong, 0. :McGowan. Pett, O. McGowan. Leicester ---Aged rani, Wm. R. -Pep- per. Shearling runt, Wm. R. Pepper. Rare lamb under 1 year, Win. 1:. Pepper 1, 2, Geo. Armstrong i. Ewe having lambed In 1950, Wnt. R. Pep- ppe�r, Geo, Armstrong. Shearling ewe, Wm. R. Pepper 1, 2, Geo. Armstrong " Ewe latah Wm, R. Pepper, 1, 2 Gen, Armstrong 3. Pen, Wm. R. Pep- per 1, 3, Geo. Armstrong Oxfords --Aged rain, 0. McGowan. Shearling ram, Donald Dearing Ltxet- er, O.:11cGow u1. I:ant lain), under 1 year, 0. McGowan, D. Dearing 2, t; Ewe having lambed in 1910.0 Mc- Gowan, D. Dearing. Shearling Ewe, I), Dearing 1, 2, 0. SieGowan 3. Ewe lamb, 0.:M'Gowan 1, 3. D. Dearing' 2, Pen, 0. McGowan 0. Dearing, Dorset horned --Aged ram, 0. Mc- Gowan. Shearling ram, 0. McGowan. Ram lamb under 1 year, Ewe having lambed in 1950. Shearling ewe, 0, McGowan 1, 2, Flw•e lamb, 0. MoGow•- •ut. Pen, 0. 'McGowan. Market lamb, W. R. Pepper, D. Dearing, Georgi Armstrong. Most points in sheep, 0. McGowan, W. R. Pepper, Geo. Armstrong. Judge, Eph, Snell, Clinton. PIGS Yorkshires—Boar, over 1 year, W. Turnbull and Son, Brussels; John Powell -Jr. Boar littered since Sep- tember, 3, W. Smith, Brussels; W. Turnbull and Son. Boar 0 months and under, J. W. Smith, W. Turnbull 2, 3. Sow 1 year or over, W. Turn- bull and Son, J. W. Smith, Berkshire—Boar littered since Sep- tember 1949, Sow 1 year or over. Carl Becker, Gadshili; Sow littered since September 1941), Carl Becker 1, 2. Tamworth—Boar over one year, Geo. Douglas, :Mitchell 1, 3; Bert W. French, Palmerston 2. Boar littered since September, Geo. Douglas 1, 2; Bert W. French 3. Sow 1 year or over, B, W. French, Geo. Douglas 2, 3. Sow littered since September 1949, Geo. Douglas, B. W. French 2, 3. Pen of 5 shoats (bacon type.), W. Turnbull and Son, Frank Hunt, G. B. Crow, Hespeler, Judge. HIGH SCHOOL POULTRY New Hampshire, ekl, Mary Whyte, John Whyte; p, John Whyte 1, 2, Rhode Island Red, h, Beth Boyd; ekl, p. Flora Turnbull. Barred Plymouth Rock, 11, Lucille Lee, ekl, p, Geo. Mcllwain. Light Sussex, h, Ruth McLean, Geo. Shaw; ekl, Stary Whyte; p, Doug. Keyes, Mary Whyte. White Leghorn, c, Gladys Collins; lr Marilyn Bolger, Margaret Collins; ekl, Gladys Collins, Margaret Collins; p, Mary Whyte; Margaret Collins, A. V. Bantams, e, Flora Turnbull, Ruth Keyes; h, Flora Turnbull, B. Broadfoot; ekl, and p, Grace Riley, Glen Nixon. Dressed Chickens --John Whyte, Mary Whyte, Mac Bolton. Dressed Capons—Tommy Murphy, 2r doz. white eggs—Betty Hoegy, Marjorie Miller, Isabelle Caldwell, Marilyn Bolger, Bernice billing. 2r1 doz. brown eggs, Mervyn Eyre, Al Hoggarth, Don . Powell, Mary Whyte, Allan Haugh. Best 231 doz. eggs in all sections, Mervyn Eyre. Best dressed elueken or capon, ;i.a sections, Eleanor Me0atrtney. POULTRY New Hampshire, c,' 3, 0. Douglas Stratf'or d), Arthur Schluter; 11, J. I), Douglas, .0, F'. Pepper 3 Dash wood Rhode 101an(.1 Red, c, h, -cid, p, J. I) Douglas. Barred Plymouth Pocks, €, J, D lh,u'las; h, J. D. Douglas, ( F. Pep, 1,€r cls, p., J. 1). Douglas 1, 2. White Locks, e, J. 0. Douglas, Ar- thur Scliulter; h, C 1 , Pepper, ,J, 1). Douglas; ekl, J. D. Douglas, 1', F. Pepper: p, J. D. Douglas 1, 2. White Leghorn.., c, h, Geo. Douglas Mitchell), 0. F. Pepper; ski, p, Ger. Doug as 1, 2, Light Sussex, c, C. F. Pepper; h. ckl, p, C I, Pepper, A. Schluter: A, V. Bantams, 1, h Geo. Douyla 1, 2: eId, p, Geo. Douglas. New Hampshire, Utility Pens, hens, Elgin Nott, Fred lirCl uS nl Rhode 101and Red, Fred Meel, :Hunt, J. D. Doug a:;. Barred Plymouth Rook, Fred Mt Clymont, 0. F. Pepper. 1. White Rock, C. 1''. Pepper, .1. 11 Douglas. Light Sussex, Fred .11r•Clynront, 0. F. Pepper. • White Leghorn, Fred 51eClymou+ C F. Pepper. Cross -Breeds, heavy, Fred Neely - runnt Don Buchanan. (Toss -Breeds, light, Elgin Nott. Dressed Chickens Dressed e ssed Chicl=.ens, Tamer 31.:icot Llgin Nott, Mrs, Elgin Nott. Dressed Capons, Janne,• 11. Scott, 1, 2, 3. Eggs doz. White Eggs, W. S. D. Stor- ey, Mrs, E. Nott, Eleanor Store) Mrs. James Carter, Fred McClymont . 2311 doz. Brown Eggs. Mrs. W. Coleman, Mrs. Elgin Nett, Mrs. Jas Carter, Miss Ethel Dennis, Ron Bu ehanan. 1-30 doz. case of brown eggs, John • Henderson, Seaforth Co-op, Staple- ton Produce. - Public School INew Hampshire, ekl, p, Harvey.: Dale, Gordon Dale. White Leghorn, p, Nickie Whyte,. Tommy Whyte. Light Sussex, ckl, Nickie Whyte. Rhode Island Red, ckl, p, Mary Scott, Billy Scott. Barred Plymouth Rock, ckl, Ronnie Williams, John Scott; p, Bob Broad- • foot, Jack Broadfoot. A. V, Bantams, e, h, Donald Mat ,- thews, Douglas Riley: ekl, Douglas Riley, Jack Broadfoot; p, Ross Mill - sen, Douglas Riley. Rabbits, old pair, Ross Millson,1 John Etue; young pair, Theresa Etue. 1 2. Pheasants,- c h, Donald Matthews, ekl, p, Beatrice Sieman. Best Bird in H.S. or P,S., Harvey Dale, Dressed Chickens, Billy .Scott, Mltry Scott, Floyd Dale, John Scott. Corrie Treffers. 1t-1, doz. white eggs, Robert Elliott, Emily Elliott, Corrie Treffers, Toni my Whyte, Nickie Whyte. 1'. doz. brown eggs, John Scott, Mary Scott. Kenneth Coleman, Billy Scott, D. Haugh. Best eggs, white or brown, 3oitrt Scott. BABY SHOW Up to (, months, Mrs. Bruce Keyes. t Varna; Mrs. Clarence Rapien, Wal- r ton; Airs. Fred Elliott, Seaforth. Six months to 1 year, Mrs. Frank Hart, Stratford 1 -Bobby); Mrs. Fran- cis Coleman, Seaforth, (Gerald): Mrs. James Robertson, Goderich I (James Angus). 1 year to 18 months, Mrs. Michael I McGrath, Seaforth; Mrs. Keith Web ster, Blyth; Mrs. A. Cronin, St.- Co- lumban. Best baby in show. Mrs. Frank Hart, Stratford. Second best baby in the show, Wil- liam Michael, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael McGrath, Seaforth. P1.1' SHOW 1'etsi uc Cat, Douglas Riley, ('at, any other breed, (3. Keyes, Chas, Green, Marjorie Riley, Jack Bedard. Angora Rahl it , .1 pair, Ruth ',Nall, Dorothy I elrs,,,r, Rabbits, any other breed, Peter Dale, Wayne I (nwoodie, Murray carter, r lir'bt. Wright. Best dog lir the show, jack k Baker, Irian Brady, .(Mrs. N. McLean, Muth rfeirll. HIGH SCHOOL SECTION Home Feoneinies: '1 unie, Bee Finnigan, Lamene Hen - de) son, Edna Martin, Jean- Siemon, I',ewe . Lane. Got o i Dress, Edna lI „.iii, 1(ee Finnigan, Coro) Chesney, Marjorie Walden. e, .•11 Christie. .tra, 1Ie-ni z t.l.crl .u„) towe), Lanz Bendy r ,tt, NAY11 u•: Morris. Thelma tl .ler, Marilyn 0)- Cr'a n i Mittens, Alice Waison, 1. c .111 rtuc; tonne Diea'el, 1.E.:: '\ tl,a71)1 1. i. Lone. or Cotton die' line Wat- son, 1 111,11 McCa tnc ,, 1 e.ttl.r,n l:r.rd- burn, -het a Mager, 11 i;,loUC Smocking, Beta Digger. Al.,•e Watt- on, Leona Johnstone, Jan,. )V 11rnri, Drager. Wool skirt, Muriel Dale, liar;; 1)1 1r.li Flora Turnbull, Alice Wat- son, Beulah Bradburn. Sup Coat, Marilyn Iiil)'s, Bernie, - Gladys Chapman, Ann Haugh Dross. Jumper. lionseceat. Math, Armstrong, ' 5, Ele;uu11 :McCartney, ey, Ma- vis Stoity, Dura Turnbull, •Glarlys Collins, Spon t ;hint, Blouse, Lillian Lake, Frances Lune. Shorts, Slacks, Skirt, Shirley File - day, Elaine Friedley, Betty Addison. Weskit and Skirt or Shorts -or Mazer and Skirt, Shirley Frieday, Elaine I'rieduyLake., Blanche Westcott, J.i11.10 Industrial Arts And :Crafts Waste -paper basket Al Hoggarth, Peter Bicknell, BBI Nigh, Floyd Mc- Phee, Mac Bolton. Brackets, Mac Bolton. Hot dish stand or mallet, Al Heg- garth George Shaw, Mac Bolton, .Elfin Hunt, Jim Hopper. Tin bake pan, Mac Bolton, Bill Broome, Glen Oliver, Bob Scott, Lyle .Montgomery, Small cabinet, Larry Wheatley, John McGavin, Geo. Sills, Harold Knight Michael Laudenhach, bach, End table or small stepladder, Tom Duchaime, G. Rowland, 1I. Louden - Any two of tin scoop, etc., Ron Rennie, Geo. Sills, John MeGavin. Ornamental flower pot, ete, Bud Ziegler. Coffee table, Ron Rennie, Gar Ba- ker. Geo, Shaw. Any three of fruit tray, etc., Geo. Shaw, Glen Nixon. Two sheets of mechanical draft- ing, John Laudenbach, Gar Baker, G. Sha Agricw, ulture Nine onions from Dutch Sets, Ed- na Martin, Beth Boyd, Bill Vander - berg, Barbara Jordan, Allan Haugh.Six table carrots, Betty Addison, Edna Martin, Reta Drager, Jim Chapman, Pearl Drager, Six table parsnips, Clarence Wal - ens. Laurent. Henderson, Mary Hick - Jim Bolger, Harold Knight. Si:: turnip blood beets, Bar•b:tra Hillis, Barbara Jordon, Alice Watson, Allan Haugh, Marjorie Walden. Six eco, of sweet corn, Jim Me- ntosh, Elgin Sehade, Ruth Boyd, G. Shaw, Flora Turnbull. Three cucumbers, Allan Haugh, Margaret Parker, Ksnneth Campbell, Jerry Dressel, Lena Miller. Three heads of cabbage. Nancy Nott. Helen Knight, Floyd McPhee, Harold Knight, Jim Chapman. Three Swede turnips, feed, Mac Bolton, Grace Riley, Bernice Dining, Allan Haugh, Ruth Pullman. Two pie pumpkins, Eleanor Mc- Cartney, Betty Addison, Leona John- stone, Lillian Lake, Mary Bicknell. Two muskmelons, Bill Vanderherg, Nancy Nott, Gladys Chapman, Jim Chairman. Six tomatoes, Helen Knight, Beth Boyd, Mac Bolton, Marion Chamber- lain, Yvonne Diegel, • Two citrons, Alene Godkin, Lillian - Lake, Bernice billing, Mac Bolton, Marilyn Bolger. Hubbard squash, Mary :Barris, Al- lan Haugh, Eleanor McCartney, Le- ona Tohnstone, Betty Hoegy. Six best peppers, Barbara 1Ic- Naughton. Elsie Huisser. Grant Mc- Gregor. Ted Savauge, Marjorie Mil- ler. 1'eck, by measure, Irish Cobblers Potatoes, Mae Bolton, J. K. Willis, Elaine Frieday, Doug. Heyes, Allan Haugh. Peck, by measure, and other varie- ty of potatoes, Beulah Prad'hurn, Flora Turnbull, Leona .Johnstone, Grace Riley, Barbara Hillis. Floral Exhibits Blueboy Corn Flower. Gladys Chapman, Eleanor McCartney, Donis Stevens, Ann Haugh, Marilyn Bolger. Aster, Giant mixed, (i, l.st no name; Doris Stevens, Barbara Nich- son, Ruth Hemingway. Zinnia, Dahlia mixed, 0, Ann Haugh, Barbara Nicholson, M. Bick- nell, Gladys Chapman, Lena Miller. Petunia, Rose of Heaven, 8, Thel- ma Maier, Mary Bicknell, Ann Haugh, Frances Lane. African Marigold, 0 Margaret Mc- Arthur, Ann Haugh, Doris Stevens, Lena Miller, Marilyn Bolger. Gladiolus, 3 spikes, Ann f•Iaugh, Doris Stevens, Jean Scott, Nancy Nott, Barbara -Nicholson. Collection Annuals,: Ann Haugh, Doris Stevens, Gladys Chapman, Mary Hicknell, Collection of perennials, Ann Haugh. JUNIOR HOMEMAKING CLUB Clothes Closets Up -to -Date Laundry* bag, Cecelia Connolly, El- eanor McCartney. -Garment cover, Eleanor McCart- ney, Cecelia Connolly. Covered banger, Eleanor McCart- ney, Cecelia Connolly. Shoe rack, Cecelia, Connolly. Laundry stag, Gladys Chapman, Ann Haugh, Garment cover, Beth. Price, Gladys Chapman, Ann Haugh. Covered hanger, Gladys Chapman, Ann Haugh, Beth Price, X/YOU C r3e ed4`l. LK O MORE T J SIGNAL CORPS OPERATIONS The Signal Corps is vital to ahnost every phase of operation in the network of Canada's defences. Nerve centre of the Army, the Signal Corps helps co-ordinate the vast and complex operations of our modern forces. To young men who want to serve Canada, the Signal Corps offers service that is interesting, exciting — important. TO ENLIST YOU MUST — 1. Be a Canadian citizen or British subject. 2. Be 17 to 29 years of age. 3. Be single. 4. Meet Army tett requirements. 5. Volunteer for service anywhere. the CANADIAN A GO ACTIVE SERVE YOUR COUNTRY by strengthening Canada's Armed Forces today to build up the defences against aggression everywhere. 'Report right away to Room 2019, "C" Building, Lisgor S6, OTTAWA, Ont. No. 5 Personnel Depot, Artillery Pork, Begot 5t., KINGSTON, Ont. No. 6 Personnel Depot, Chorley Park, Douglas Drive, TORONTO, Ont. No, 7 Personnel Depot, Wolseley Barracks, Elizabeth Stroot, LONDON, Ont. A7a3S.0 Depots open 8 A.M. to 10 P,M, daily. Bring certi/lcaton of age and education with you YACTIVE FiRCE