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FARMERS
We are ehiPping cattle every Monday for United Go-operative of °rode and solicit your patronape. Wo Will pick them up. at, your farm,
Pieaso PHONE ,P.01,-.1-gPT not later than. Saturday
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1 and 4, Huron County .tiorne 2and 3; heifer, 1 two
Years or milking, McKeil and 2, County Home; yearling,
County Home 1 and 4, McKeil
2 and 3; senior calf, MeKell,
Alvin Betties, RR 2, Bayfield,
County Home; junior calf,
County Home 1 and 4, Betties,
Donald Watson, Clinton; herd
Ma-Cell 1 and 3, County Home.
JERSEYS, cow in. calf, Jam-
es Storey, RR 3, Clinton; heir-
et., Storey; yearling, McCul-
lough, Storey; senior calf, Lois
Rathwell, RR 3, Clinton; Thom-
as Rathwell, RR 3, Clinton 2
and 3, McCullough; junior calf,
McCullough; herd, Storey. •
AYRSHME, yearling, Shar-
on Lockhart, RR 1, Goderich;
senior calf, Mervyn Lobb.
DUAL PURPOSE SHORT-
HORNS, John Keys, only ent-
ry, six firsts, five seconds.
SPECIAL PRIZES, $5 from
South Huron Veterinary Clinic
for best true to type heifer,
McKeil. $5 from Waiter For-
bes, Reeve of Goderich Town-
ship for best yearling heifer
in show, exhibited by resident
of township, Betties.
SHORTHORNS, junior heif-
er, Richard Ostrom, Varna.
ABERDEEN ANGUS, Rich-
ard Doan, RR 1, Thorndale, on-
ly exhibitor, earned' nine firsts
and one second,
HERI:XORDS, bull, one year
old, Barbara Watkins, Landes-
boro; senior bull calf, Wat-
kins; junior bull calf, Hoffman
Bros., Dashwood; cow, 3 years
old, Hoffman 1 and 2, Wat-
kins; 'heifer, 2 years old, Wat-
kins, Hoffman; heifer, one yr.
old, Watkins, Fred Tyndall, RR
3, Clinton; Hoffman; senior
heifer calf, Hoffman, Watkins;
junior heifer, Watkins 1 and 2,
Bill Blacker, RR 1, Clinton,
SPECIAL PRIZES, best baby
beef, Bud Yeo, RR 3, Clinton;
Patsy IVIcIlwaan, Goderich; Bill
Blacker, Fred Tyndall.
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Not Many Horses Exhibited
At &Ades 105th Fair
Horses which once played an important part
in the life of the farm,, and were shown with pride
,at fall fairs, were few and far between at )3a.yfield's
105th Fall Fair last Friday. Only one .exhibitor
showed.
Elmer Johnston,. RR 1, Atwood, went home
with eight first prizes, and four seconds, showing
his own ponies and hackneys against each other.
Considered another way, he *iced up $67 worth
of prize money out of the $311 available,
Dairy. Show at Bayfield
Sees Most Breeds Represented
There were no pigs shown,
leaving a total of $72 in prize
Money unclaimed,
In sheep classes, there were
no. Suffolk, nor Shropsitires on
the grounds, leaving $54 in
prize money offered but not
claimed.
The other breeds were dom-
inated by one showman each.
Donald A. Graham took home
all of the Leicester prizes; A.
D. Steeper, Ailsa Craig, all of
ill111.11‘1010.OPPRIMPOI.P.O1W01•01..
the I..incoin texcept ram, two
sheers or over); Donald Dear-ing, Exeter, showed Oxford
and . P. E. Deering, Exeter,
showed the Dorset.
Special prize of best pair of
market lambs was won by Don-
ald Graham; best pen of four
was won by Donald Deering
with A. Steeper, second.
There was no competition in
the poultry classes, Earl Beck-
er, RP, 1, Dasliwood, was the
only exhibitor of chickens, I-Xe
went home with 47 firsts And
23 seconds, won by his Jersey
Blacks, New Hampshire Reds,
Rhode Isiami, Reds, White
Rocks, Whit e Wyandottes,
Light Brahmas, Dark Brah-
inns, Silver Grey Dorkings,
Buff (arpingtons, Light EuaseX,
Brown Leghorns, Anconas,
Minorcas, Silver l-Xamburgs and
White Leghorris, Prize money
represented is' about $29.
In waterfowl there were
more exhibitors, Although Eeckr
er dominated there, too, Prizes
won were: muscovy ducks,
drake, Don Young, RR 3, Ail-
burn; Harold Penhale, RR ;3,
Bayfield; du*, Peitale, Young,
Muscovy ducks, ygung, drake,
Penhale 1 and 2; duck, Pen-
hale, 1 and 2. Pekin ducks,
old, drake, Becker; duck, 1 and
2; young, drake, Becker; •duck,
Becker, . Rouen ducks, old,
Becker all prizes; young, Beck-
er all prizes,
Embden geese, old, gander,
Becker, Young; goose, Becker,
Young; young, gander, Young,
Toulouse geese, old, goose, Pen-
bale 1 and 2.
Turkeys, 'bronze, young, gob-
VARNA
Mr, and Mrs, George Ort.
wein of Great Falls, Manitoba
visited relatives in Stanley
Township last week,
Alex and David Ostrom have
returned home after spending the past couple of months in
the United States and Western
Canada,
Miss Love McConnell, Pitts-
burg, Penn., is visiting at the
home of Mr, and Mrs, Leo WIC,-
COariell,
A large number of softball
fans went to Iiensall last Sat-
urday night to see the final
game of the ;Central Huron
Softball League when Bayfield
defeated. Heirriesville 84 and
won ;the pennant,
The Cornmunity thanks the boys for giving the fans a good
many nights entertainment
Tthroughout the summer and
hopes that they will continue
another year, The team showed
good sportsmanship even when
they lost.
bier and hen, YoUng.
Guinea fowl, old, cock, Pen-
hale; hen, Penhale 1 and 2; young, cock, young,
Bantams, old, cock, Becker,
Howard McCullough, Goderich;
hen, Becker 1 and 2; young
cook, Morris Abram, RR 1,
Zurich, John Keys, Varna;
young, pullet, Abram, Keys,
ymiesesorisoreassusinn
As far as live stock was concerned, it was.
a cattle -show at the Bayfield Fall Fair on Friday,
although there were only two Ayrshire and no
Guernseys in the dairy breeds, only one Short-
horn, only one exhibitor of Aberdeen Angus, and
only one exhibitor of Dual Purpose Shorthorns.
Prizes -were awarded as fol- Best beef heard, Watkins, lows;
HOLSTEINS, bull, under one
year, Reg, McKeil, Clinton;
Cow, 14 calf or milking, Mc-
Hoffman,
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Points in cattle, sheep and
swine, Barbara Watkins,
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