Clinton News Record, 1954-06-03, Page 10'PAGE ,TEN
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
THURSDAY JUNE 3 19543,•
Exeter Mars (olts Opener;
• Walton Boy. Wins TV Set
Clinton baseball enthusiasts got. hits. Ron Ilugill of last year's
their first glimpse of the Colts In
action last Monday evening and
everyone was favourably hnpres-
sed. The local nine although beat-
en 6-1 showed that with a little
more pfactice and a few games
they could be serious contenders
for the Huron -Perth league title.
Exeter are the defending league
champions and as expected, had
strengthened; their -most recent
addition being Jim "Red" Loader
'from Mitchell, who played a good
game around second although it
was his second time on the diam-
ond. They were just a little sharp-
er at the plate and that proved to
be the difference in the gaane.
Doug Bartliff started on the hill
for the Colts allowing only four
LONDESBORO 'WINS FIRST
4A/4E OF WOAA
SOFTBALL SC/1E011E1E
Lonclesboro BA's started their
schedule With a 10-4 win over Ben -
miller last Tuesday evening in a
game played on the Beraniller
diamond. Lee paced the Londes-
, boro 'attack with a home run in
the third inning against three Ben -
miller pitchers. Bill Cowan went
the route for the BA's.
Varna Man Buys
Registered York
A. J. Mustard, Varna, purchased
Ideadowbrook Aggie 0154H, sow,
consigned by W. Turnbull and Son,
R.R. 2, Brussels, at the sale of
purebred Yorkshire swine sold on
Tuesday afternoon at Stratford,
for $157. Highest price paid at
the sale was $180 for lVfeadowbrook
Aggy 0152H, also consigned by Mr.
Turnbull and purchased by C.
Cleveland and Son, Cedar Springs.
A sow, consigned by J. A. Jam-
ieson, R.R. 4, Clinton, was purch-
ased by a Brussels man for $130;
and another by H. Thiel, Mitchell,
for $120. 39 animals were sold.
midgets came on m the sixth and
gave an excellent account of him-
self although he gave up two un-
earned runs and three hits in the
two innings he worked.
The third inning was the break-
ing point of the game. Exeter
combined three hits, a walk and
an error to push over three runs.
They added single runs in the
fourth, sixth and seventh. Clinton's
sing1e. score come in the third on
a bunt single by Ron Muir, Johnny
Wilson's single and an error that
allowed 13111 Patterson to reach
first base and Muir scampered
across the plate.
The next home game for the
Colts will be with Strathroy on
Tuesday evening.
Television Draw
Manager Hugh Hawkins had
Lorne Haugh, shortstop of the
Exeter team, make the draw for
the television set en which the
ball, team had sold tickets. The
winner was Wayne McMichael,
R.R. 2, Walton.
Exeter AB E H
R. Howe, 3b 4 1 0
Haugh, Lorne, ss 4 1 1
Bob Meharg, c 4 2 2
Fred Darling, it 4 0 0
Jim Loader, 2b 4 0 1
Holtzman, cf 2 0 0
Glendinning, lf 3 0 1
Martyne, lb 3 2 2
IVIitro, p 3 0 1
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31 6 8
Clinton AB R
Wilson, ss 3 0 1
Patterson, c 3 0 0
Elliott, cf 3 0 0
McEwan, 2b 3 0 0
Schoenhals, lb 3 0 0
Edgar, If 2 0 1
Huisser, It (6th) 1 0 0
Muir, rf 3 1 1.
Colguhoun, 3b 3 0 1
Bartliff, p 2 0 1
Hugill, p (6th) 1 0 0
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Exeter , 003 101 1-6 8 1
Clinton 001 000 0-1 5 2
Mitro and Meharg; Bartliff, Hu -
gill (6th) and Patterson.
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FATHER'S DAY
Sport Coats
Slacks
Sport Shirts
"T" Shirts
Swim Suits
Golf Jackets
Herman's Men's Wear
Races AV Fair.
Added 111uch
To Enjoyment
Two Clinton horses, Peter G.
Grattan, owned by Dick Jacob and
Lorne Brown, and Silent Knight,
owned by the Art Knight - Bill
Gardner Stable added to the en-
joyment of the crovvd on Saturday
afternoon when they won their
divisions in the races that Were
part of the Spring Fair program.
The Jacob and Brown horse won
both heats of the second •race
handily and Silent Knight edged
out Vicky Bars` in the second heat
of the third race after the two
horses.had finished in a dead heat
on their first try.
The winner of the first race was
Mae Lookout, a two -heat victor,
owned by Harry Feagan, Goderieh.
First Race, Non -Winners of $400
May Lookout (Harry Feagan)
Goderich 1 1
Red Grattan (J. Campbell)
Seaforth ' 2 2
Pearl Lee (Keith Feagan,
Goderich) 3 3
Joe's Girl (Joe Burns, Sea -
forth) 4 4
Loyal Grattan (Ken Thomp-
son, Kitchener) ' 5 6
Jack Scott (Bob Kirkby, Wal-
ton) 65
Benson G. (J. Broome, Sea -
forth) 7 x
Times: 2.22; 2.18.
2nd Race, Non -Winners of $1,000
Peter G. Grattan (Jacob and
Brown, Clinton) 1 1
Sylvia Lee (William Gardner,
Goderich) • 2 3
Audrey's Girl (Ken Thompson,
Kitchener) 5 x
Diamond G. (C. Haney, Sea -
forth) 3 2
Times; 2.18; 2.10 1/5.
Third Race -Two -Year -Old Pace
Silent Knight, Gardner a n d
Knight, Clinton) 1 1
Vicky Bars (John Campbell,
Seaforth) 1 2
Time for the last heat, 2.30;
first heat, dead heat.
PHONE 224*
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Delegates Return
From Toronto;
Will Talk Monday
When Mayor M. J. Agnew,
Chairman H. R. Hawkins and Com-
missioner W. E. Perdue were in
Toronto on Tuesday, they were
courteously received by Robert H.
Saunders, Chairman of the Hydro
Electric Power Commission of On-
tario, and five members of his
board.
• "They did not at any time sug-
gest that the Commission was of a
mind to give the Clinton Town
Council permission to dissolve the
PUC here," reports Mayor Agnew.
His Worship and the others in the
delegation have decided not to
make public any more information
than this, at present, but suggest
that anyone interested may attend
the meeting of Council on Monday
evening, May 7, when a report of
the meeting will be presented.
Centennial Spring Show Biggest Horse
And Livestock Show irk The Province
•(Continued From Page One)
Agricultural team in harnesS, P.
Graham, C. Halliday, H. Miller, C.
McComb, 0. Wright, Zimmerman
Bros., K. Mansfield.
. Wagon or Express, single hitch,
over 1,450 pounds, Dolson and Son,
� Bannerman, Coie,-E. Daniels, E.
Atwell and Son, A. Knell, E. Ren-
wick, W. Shoefelt, C. Mathews, J.
Picken, A. Dolson, Norval.
Wagon or Express, single hitch,
under 1,450 pounds, H. Moore, C.
Mathews, J. Picken, W. Shoefelt,
Annitt, A. Knell, E. Renwick, 0.
Bannerman, A, Altieugh, A. Dol -
son, E. Atwell.
Four -horse tandem hitch, heavy,
C. Halliday, P. Graham, 0. Best-
axd, E. Pritchard, B. Miller, Zim-
merman, E. Atwell, 0. Wright, A.
Knell, 0. Bannerman, E, Daniels,
H. Moore.
Best matched team in harness,
0. Bestard, E. Renwick, A. D. Rob-
inson, P. Graham, •
Best dressed team on grounds,
C. Halliday, E. Renwick, A. D.
Robinson, P. Graham.
Four -horse tandem hitch,* wag-
on, Moore and Dolson, Renwick
and Picken, Atwell and Daniels;
Bannerman, Knell. Best matched,
Knell; best dressed, •E. Renwick.
Six -horse hitch -C. Halliday and
B. Millar; P. Graham; Moore, Ren-
wick and Dolson.
LIGHT HORSES
Single hackney or carriage in
harness, 15-2 and over, Mr. and
Mrs. Munro, Embro (1 and 2), F.
Meadows"; carriage team in har-
ness, W. Munro, Dr. Foster; road-
ster teaniln harness, J. L. Wright,
Munro (2 & 3), Dr. Foster; hack-
ney tandem, Dr. Foster, 13. S. Mil-
ler, N. Lambertu.s, Mr. and Mrs.
N. Smith, W. Munro. -
Gentlemen's turnout, J. L.
Wright, W. Munro, Dr. Foster, 11.
S. Millar.
Lady driver, Dr. Foster and Son,
N. Lambertus, IL S. Millar, W:
Munro, Mrs. Lembert, F. Meadows,
Mr. and Mrs. N. Smith, J. L.
Wright.
Albert J. Butler
Gets Degree
In Philosophy
Among the students receiving
their Doctor of Philosophy Degrees
at the University of Toronto on
on May 28, was Alfred James
Butler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Myron
Butler, Bayfield. Alfred is a for-
mer graduate of Clinton Colleg-
iate Institute, graduating ita the
early part of World War 11,
He spent four years in the ser,
vice, first in the RCAF and later
in the merchant navy. Then he
entered the University of British
Columbia, gaining an honour B.4.
degree in 1948 and an MA degree
in 1949,
He then came to the University
of Toronto for post graduate work,
later spending two years as psych-
ologist at Ontario Hospital School,
Orillia. After another year of post
graduate work at U. of T, in Feb-
ruary this year he went to The
Training School at Vineland, New
Jersey, as psychologist there.
AIRMAN INJURED IN
ACCIDENT ON SUNDAY
A car being steered by David Le-
fler, and towed by a car driven by
Glen Price, 13.13, 2, Clinton, on
Sunday afternoon, hit some loose
gravel and went out of control,
rolling over in the ditch. Both
Lefler and a passenger, Gerald
Lariviere, were taken to hospital
at RCAF Station • Clinton with
undetermined injuries,
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85 Beef Calves
(Continued from Page One)
himself. He auctioned 85 calves,
one at a time, and he did the
whole job in 65 minutes.
The feeder calf club show was
the big item on the program at
the Hensel] fair this year, but
good showings were also made in
the horse classes, and in the reg-
ular beef classes. The horse show
brought out most of the regular
exhibitors in Western Ontario, with
a total of 22 exhibitors putting
horses in the ring. Five exhibitors
contributed to the Shorthorn show
and five to the Hereford show;
only dairy herd on the grounds was
the exhibit of Holsteins from the
Huron County Home farm, near
Clinton.
The feeder calves were. judged
by Clinton Devlin, buyer for a
Toronto packing firm, and the club
members were judged on show-
manship by Hugh McGill of the
livestock branch, Ontario Depart-
ment of Agriculture. Managing
the feeder calf club show were G.
W. Montgomery and Harold Baker
of the Huron County office of the
Ontario Department of Agricul-
ture, Club show arrangements
were in charge of Jack Kinsman,
club president,and James Mc-
Gregor, club secretary.
Junior champion showman in the
feeder calf club was Mildred Bal-
lantyne; senior showmanship
champion was- Robert Parsons.
In a baby show held in the main
office of the community centre
building, junior championship for
babies under six months, went to
William Jain Cameron, son of Mr,
and Mrs.•W. J. Cameron, Hensall,
and senior championship to Albert
Corbett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Corbett, R.R. 1, Exeter. Judges
of the baby show were Mrs. 3. C.
Crich, Mrs. Frank Kling and Mrs.
J., M. McMillan, 311 of Seaforth.
1953, W. S. _O'Neil (1 and 2); Dr.'
G. V, Robson, Iklerton; George
Kennedy; James R. Coultes; Percy
Willert;.H. Wright; W. Lions and
Son.
Champion Hereford Bull, W. S.
O'Neil. • -
Female, born before May 1,1951,
G. Kennedy (1, 3, 4); H, Wright &
Son; 'Albert Buchan; James, H.
Coultes; Whitney Coates; P. Wil-
leat; W. S. O'Neil. Female, born
between May 1, 1951 and April 30,
1952, W. S. 0!Neil (1 and 2); J.
R. Coultes; H. C. Wright; Whitney
Coates; P. Willert. Female, born
between May 1, 1952 and April 30,
1953, Whitney Coates; Robert
Hern; J. R. Coultes; H. Wright,
George Kennedy; P. Willert, Fe-
male, born after, May 1, 1953, Ro-
bert Hern; W. S. O'Neil; H.
Wright; J. Coultes; G. Kennedy;
W. Coates.
Get of sire, three animals, bull,
any. age end two heifers, a
Wright, W. S. O'Neil, G. Kennedy,
J. R. Coultes.
Champion herd, bull and three
females, W. S. O'Neil, George Ken-
nedy, H. Wright.
ABERDEEN-ANGUS-
Bull, born before September 1,
1952, Edwards Bros., Emke Bros.,
Elmwood; Gordon L. Ribey, Under-
wood. Bull, born between Septem-
ber 1, 1952 and April 30, 1953,
Edwards Bros. Bull, born after
May 1, 1953, Edwards Bros.; Haig
Farm, R.R. 4, Thedford; Gordon
L. Ribey, Underwood,
Champion Aberdeen -Angus Bull,
Edwards Bros.
Female, born before May 1, 1951,
Gordon L. Ribey. Female, born
between May 1, 1951 and April 30,
1952, Edward Bros., Haig Farm,
G. Ribey. Female, born between
May 1, 1952 and April 30, 1953,
Edwards Bros. (1 and 2), Haig
Farm (3 and 4), Gordon Ribey.
Female, born after May 1, 1953,
Edwards Bros. (1 and 4), Haig
Farm (2 and 5), Entice Bros., G.
Ribey.
Get of sire, three animals, bull,
any age and two heifers, Edward
Bros., Haig Farm, G. Ribey.
Cllampion herd, bull and three
females, G. Ribey.
Grand Champion Beef Herd,
bull and three females, Edwards
Bros., W. E. Parker. W. S. O'Neil,
Haig Farms.
Market Cattle
Senior Baby Beef, 710 to 850
pounds, W. S. O'Neil, Robert Herm
W. Turnbull, Whitney Coates,
Hugh Rundle, Exeter. Junior
Baby Beef, 550 to 710 pounds, W.
E. Parker, Robert Hern (2 and 3),
Joanne and- Mary McCullough,
RR. 3, Clinton (4 and 5); W.
•Coates, R.R. 1, Centralia; M. Shoe -
bottom, R.R. 4, Denfield; P. Wil-
lert, Zurich; W. Lyn and Son,
Lucknow. Finished beef steer or
crossbred heifer, 900 pounds or
over, on halter, Hugh Rundle, Exe-
ter.
4-H Beef Calf Club class, Whit-
ney Coates; Edgar Willert; Gloria
Carter, R. R. 2, Seaforth; Irvin
Trewartha, R.R. 1, Seaforth.
Dairy Cattle
HOLSTEIN. -
Bull, one year old, under two,
Huronco Farm. Cow, three years
old and over, Huronco Farm (1
and 2). Heifer, two years old and
under three yeare, Huronco Farm
a and 2). Heifer yearling, Ken-
neth Potter, R.R. 2, Clinton; Hu-
ronco Farm. Heifer calf, Huronco
Farm.
4-11 Dairy Calf Club class, Ken
Potter; Don Lobb, R.R. 2, Clinton;
Gloria Carter, R.R. 2, Seaforth;
Bruce Lobb, R.R. 2, Clinton; Barb -
are Trewartha, R.R. 1, Seaforth.
AYRSHIRE -
Cow, three years old and over,
There were 234 entries in the
cattle section.
Beef Cattle
SHORTHORN -
Bull, born before September 1,
1952, W. E. Parker and Son, Wat-
ford (1 and 4); W. Turnbull and
Son,- Brussels; Wallace Powell and
Son, Seaforth; Melvin Taylor and
Son, Belgrave. Bull, born between
September 1, 1952 and April 30,
1953, W. Turnbull; Dr. Stapleton,
Seaforth; Bruce Keyes, Varna (3
and 4); Melvin Taylor and Sons.
Bull, born between May 1, 1953
and August 31, 1953, B. Keyes;
Jack Peck, Kippen; M. Taylor; W.
E. Parker; W. Turnbull,
Champion Shorthorn bull, W. E.
Parker and Son.
Female, barn before May 1, 1951,
W. E. Parker (1 and 4); B. Keyes;
W. Powell; Dr. Stapleton. Female,
born between May 1, 1951 and Ap-
ril 30, 1952, W. Powell (1 and 3);
W. E. Parker; W. Turnbull; Dr.
Stapleton. Female, born between
May 1, 1952 and April 30, 1953, W.
Turnbull; B. Keyes; Melvin Tay-
lor; W. E. Parker ( 4and 5); W.
Powell; Dr. Stapleton. Female,
born after May 1, 1953, Dr. Staple-
ton (1, 2 and 4); W. E. Parker,
W. Powell; W, Turnbull. -
Get of fire, three animals, bull,
any age and two heifers, W. E.
Parker, M. Taylor, W. Turnbull,
Special Champion herd, bull and
three females, W. E. Parker, Dr.
Stapleton, W. Turnbull, W. Powell,
HEREFORD -
Bull, born before September 1,
1952, W. S. O'Neil and Son, Den-
field; LeBeau Bros., Clinton; II.
Wright and Son, Cromarty (3 and
4); George Kennedy. Bull, born
between September 1, 1952 and
April 30, 1953, W. S. O'Neil; Geo-
rge Kennedy (2 and 5); Robert
Bern, Hensall; P. Willert and Sons,
Zurich. Bull, bone after May 1,
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Langridge Bros., Brussels (1 and
2)./ }Teller, two years old and un-
der three years, Mervyn Lobb,
R.R. 2, Clinton; Langridge Bros.
(2 and 3). Heifer yearling, Mer-
vyn Lobb and Sons (1, 2 and, 3);
Langridge Bros. (4 and 5). Heif-
er calf, Mervyn- Lobb (1, 2, 5 and
7), Langridge Bros. (3, 4 and 6).
JERSEY --
Bull, two years and over, Lorne
Carter, R.R. 2, Seaforth; Irwin
Trewartha, R.R. 1, Seaforth. Bull,
one year old and under two years,
I. Trewartha; Thomas W. Rath -
well, R.R. 3, Clinton. Cpw, three
years old and over, L. Carter (1
and 5), T. Rathwell (2 and 4),
Trewartha (3 and 6). Heifer, two
years old and under three years,
L. Carter (1 and 4), T. Bothwell
(2 and 5), X. Trewartha (3 and 6).
Heifer yearling, I. Trewartha (1
and 6), T. Rathwell (2 and 4), L.
Carter (3 and 5). Heifer calf, T.
Rathwell (1 and 2), L. Carter (3
and 4), I. Trewartha.
Best cow, any breed, Huronco
Farm.
Graded Herd, one bull, any age,
one cow, one two-year-old heifer,
one yearling heifer, one heifer calf,
L. Carter, Huronco Farm, T. Rath -
well.
Sheep
There were 161 entries in the
sheep section.
SUFFOLK -
Aged ram, Raymond B. Comfort,
R.R. 1, St. Ann's; Murray Shoe -
bottom, Denfield. Shearling ram,
R. B. Comfort (1 and 5),, Murray
Shoebottom (2 and 3), W. J. Rody,
Elmwood. Ramb lamb, M. Shoe -
bottom (1 and 3), R. B, Comfort
(2 and 4), W. J. Rody. Aged ewe,
R. B. Comfort (1 and 3), M. Shoe -
bottom (2 and 5), W. J. Rody.
Shearling ewe, R. 13. Comfort (1
and 3), M. Shoebottom (2 and 4),
W. J. Rody. gwe lamb, M. Shoe -
bottom (1 and 6), FL B. Comfort
(2 and 3), W. J. Rody.
Flock, ram, aged ewe, shearling
ewe, ewe lamb, Raymond B. Com-
fort, Murray Shoebottorn, W. J.
Rody.
DORSET -
P. Deering and Son, Exeter, all
classes.
LEICESTE11.- - _
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Aged ram, Ephraim Snell, .R„:„
1, Clinton (1 and 6); T. A. Kell3r,.
Elora (2 and 3); Gordon Brown.,
Gorrie; Emke Brog., Elmwood:1,
Sheerling rain, ErnkeHros. (1 and.
2), J., A. Kelly (3 and 4). Ram
lamh, Eph. Snell (1 and 4), J. A.
Kelly (2 and 5), Gordon Brown,.
Ernite' Bros. (6 and 7). Shearling
ewe, Emke Bros. (1 and 5), Gor.-
don Brown, J. A. Kelly (3 and 6),
tiph. Snell. Ewe lamb, Eph.
Emke Bros. (2 and 3), Gordon.
Brown, J. A, Kelly (5 and 6). Aged'
ewe, Gordon Brown, Emke B1`0$.,.
Eph Snell (3 and '5), 3. 4. KellY
:4eFllalyocicm
n.d6, ram, aged ewe, shearling
ewe, ewe lamb, Eke Bros., Gor-
don Brown, Ephraim Snell, 3.
OXFORD -
Aged ram, Emke Bros. (1 and
2), Donald Deering, Exeter. Shear-
lihg ram, Emke Bros. (1 and 2),
Donald Dearing. Ram lamb, Emke
Bros. (1 and 3), Donald Dearing
(2 and 4). Aged ewe, Rinke Bros.
(1 and 2), Donald Dearing. Shear -
ling ewe, Emke Bros. (1 and. 2),
Donald Dearing (3 and 4). Ewe
lamb, Emke Bros. (-1 and 2), Don-
ald Dearing.
Flock, ram, aged ewe, shearling
ewe'ewe lamb, Emke Bros„ Don-
ald Dearing.
SHROPSHIRE -
Aged ram, F. W. Gurney, Paris;
Emke Bros.; Raymond B. Comfort.
Shearling ram, F. W. Gurney, R.
B. Comfort (2 and 3). Emke Bros.
(4 and 5). Ram lamb, R. B. Com-
fort (1 and 5), F. W. Gurney (2
and 3), Emke bros. (4 and 6).
Aged ewe, F. W. Gurney, R. B.
Comfort (2 and 4), Emke Bros. (3
and 5). Shearling ewe, F. W. Gur-
ney (1, 3 and 4), R. 13. Comfort
(2 and 5), Emke Bros. Ewe lamb,
R. B. Comfort (1 and 2), Emke
Bros., F. W. Gurney.
Flock, ram, aged ewe, shearling
ewe, ewe lamb, F. W. Gurney, R.
B: Comfort, Emke Bros.
SOUTIIDOWN-
Aged ram, John 13, Kennedy, /M-
erton (1 and 3) Emke Bros. Shear -
ling ram, Emke Bros. (1 and 2),
John B. Kennedy (3 and 4). Ram
lamb, John 13. Kennedy (1 and 3),
Balite Bros. Aged ewe, John B.
Kennedy (1 and 2), Emke Bros.
'(3 and 4). Shearling ewe, John
13. Kennedy (1 and 3), Emke Bros,
(2 and 4). Ewe lamb, John 13,
Kennedy (1 and 2), Emke Bros.
Flock, ram, aged ewe, shearling
ewe, ewe. lamb, John B. Kennedy,
Emke Bros.
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Swine_ •
There were 50 entries in the'
swine section. •
Boar, littered before December
1, 1952, W. Turnbull & Son, Brus-
sels (1 and 2); G. Douglas, 11.13, 4,
Mitchell. Boar littered between.
December 1, 1952 and September.
1, 1953, George Douglas, W. Turn --
bull, Boar, littered since Septem-
ber 1, 1953, W.Turnbull (1 and 2),
A. Bacon and Son, Belgrave (3 and/
4), George Douglas.
Sow, littered before December
1, 1952, W. Turnbull (1, 2 and 3),
Robert E. McMillan, RM. 3, Sea -
forth; Albert G. Bacon. Sow, lit-,
tered between December 1,, 1952'
and June 1, 1953, George Douglas
(1 and 4), W. Turnbull (2 and 3).
Sow, littered between June 1, 1953;
and September 1, 1953, Robert E,
McMillan (1 and 3), W. Turnbull
(2 and 5), George Douglas. SOW,
littered between September 1, 1953:
and December 1, 1953, 'W. Turnbull'
and Son (1, 2 and 5), Albert G.
Bacon (3 and 4), George Douglas.
Senior herd, one boar, two sows,.
littered before September 1, 1953„
W. Turnbull (1 and 2), George -
Douglas.
Junior herd, one boar, two sows,,
littered since September 1, 1953,
W. Turnbull (1 and 2), Albert G.,:
Bacon, George Douglas.
Grand champion sow, W. Turn --
bull and Son. Reserve sow, Ro-
bert McMillan.
Grand champion boar, W. Turn --
bull and Son. Reserve sow, W.
Turnbull and Son.
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