OCTOBER 3, 1949

SOURIS EXHIBITION PRIZE LIST

The’ following u the Souris Inhibition prize list. .

ROOTS AND VEGETABLES '

. Tumlsl . 1. Brent Stead, Bay Fortune; 2. f imer Peters, Rollo Bay; 3. Elmer eterg, Rollo Bay. I Swede Turnip: i 1. Edwin Reid, Rollo Bay, I , Mnngeis For Stock I

l. Fred Coffin, Rollo Bay: 2.! Peter MacAulay, Norris Pond; 3.‘ George Wigmore. Fortune Bridge.

Carrots For Table Use

1. Rev. D. W. MacPherson, St. Peter's; 2. Reid Underhay, Bay Fortune; 3. Sandra MacGregor, East Baltic, (l4 entries).

Parsnips

1. Reid Underhay, Bay Fortune; 2. Reid Underhay; 3. Reid Underq hay. .

Beets

1. Rev. D. W. MacPherson: 2. Reid Underhay: 3. Rev. D.W. Mac- Pherson. (ll entries).

Onions (Red)

l. Mrs. Daniel MacEachern, Souris; 2. Mrs. Daniel MacEach- em; 3. Rev. D. W. MacPherson.

Onions (White or Yellow)

l. Mrs. Daniel MacEachern; 2.‘

Mrs. Isaac Arsenauit. Souris; 3. Reid Underhay. Tomatoes (Bed)

l. Mrs. Daniel MacEachern: Mrs. Daniel MacEachern; 3. Edwin Reid, Rollo Bay.

Green Tomatoes

l. Rev. D. W. MacPherson; 2. Mrs. Edwin Reid; 3. Brent Robert- on, Red Point. (22 entries).

Corn For Table Use

1. Reid Underhay.

Fodder Corn

1. Edwin Reid; 2. Edwin Reid; 3.

Edgar Rose. East Baltic. Late Cabbage

1. Rev. D. W. MacPherson; 2. Rev. D. W. Macl-"herson; 3. Brent Robertson.

Cucumbers

1. Delmar Aitken, Fortune; 2.

Gail Johnston, Fortune; S. Gerald

2. Mrs.

_ Kemp. Souris.

Pumpkins By Weight

l. Guss Peters. St. Charles: 2. Rev. D. W. MacPherson; 3. Mar- ilyn Dixon. Elmira. (1st prize pumpkin weighed 52 lbs.)

Squash (Hubbard Type)

1. Reid Underhay; 2. Rev. D. W.

dPherson; 3. Mrs. R. C. Mac-

ao, Souris. Onions (Multipliers)

l. Mrs. Edwin Reid; 2. Mrs.

e1 MacEachern; s. Mrs. Major

id, Rollo Bay.

Collection Table Vegetables

i. Mrs. Edwin Reid: 2. Reid Un- derhay; 3. Rev. D. W. MacPher- son.

Summer Squash

1., l. dz 3. Rev. D. W. MacPher- son.

Shelled Beans

1., 2. d: 3. Mrs. Daniel Mac- Eschern.

Potatoes (Irish Cobblers)

1. Brent Stead. Bay Fortune; 2. Russell Mills. Bay Fortune; 3. Mrs. Howard Dixon, Rollo Bay W.

Potatoes (Katshdins)

1. Harold MacGregor, East Bal- tic; 2. Arnold MacDonald, Chep- ltow; 3. Bernard Campbell. Camp- bell's Cove. (ll entries). Potatoes, Any Other Variety, Seed

1. George Bushey, Souris Line Road; 2. Oswald McGillvray, Sour- is River: 3. Gerald Coffin, Rollo Bay. (S entries). Judges, W.‘ N. Black. Gordon Warren.

IIUIT I TLOBICULTUHE

Yellow Transparent Apples

1. Sandra MacGregor, East, Bal- lc: 2. Mrs. William B. Baker, Ei- niira; 3. Jean MacGregor, East Baltic. (20 entries).

led Aatrachan Apples

1. Mrs. J. B. Matthew. Souris; 2. Ired Collin, Rollo Bay: 3. Mrs. William Baker.

Duchess of Oldenburg

l. Preston Bryenton,‘ Rollo Bay; t Mrs. Howard Dixon; 3. Mrs.

uaseii Mills.

Alexander Emperor 1. Brent Stead. Wealthy

1. Edwin Reid; 2. Mrs. JB. Mat-

liew; S. Mrs. Russell Mills. Early Apples

1. Mrs. Fred Robertson, Kings-

hero. Winter Apples

i. Mrs. Fred Robertson: 2. Ed- win Mills, Bay Fortune; 3. Preston Iryenton.

CLASS Vi — BUTT!“

ls-Crack Bait Butter

l. Mrs. George A. Campbell,

Rollo Bay West. iL-Basket New Butter

l. Mrs. Edson Ross, East Baltic:

Mrs, Edson Rose; 3. Mrs. Wm-

. Baker.

ill-New Butter, Fancy Prints

1. Mrs. Edson Rose; 2. Mrs. Wm. I. Baker.

Judges: E. W. Adams, W. I‘. legerson. -

CLASS Xw-WOOLLEN GOODS AND FANCY WORK

2.—-lulled Blanket (island Yarn) 1. Mrs. Lloyd Townshend; Mrs. Wm. G. Mallard, New Zeal-

ll-Qvlntersane. Knitted or roeheted 1. Mrs. (Cpl.) Strong. llb-qAl hsn

I

1. Thelma Dixon; 2. Mrs. War.

ren Aitken. ith-Pstchwosk Quilt

1. Mrs. Edwin Reid; 2. Mrs. Wm. B. Baker; 3. Blanche O'Donnell, Souris River.

V.—'l‘ufted nosssms

i. Mrs. E. M. Quigley, St. Peg. ers.

Vl.—llearth ltug, All WM]

l. Mrs. Alex Cameron, Elmira; 2. Mr. J. H. Mallard, Souris; 3. Mrs. Elmer Fraser, Elmira.

VlL-Hearth Rug, Any Mam-m

1. Mrs. James Sanderson, Ding- wells Mills; 2. Mrs. Fred Robert. son, Kingsboro; 3. Mrs. Merrill Stewart, Kingsboro.

ViIL-Door Mat

1. Mrs; Daniel MacEschern, Souris: 2. Mrs. M. Reynolds, Mont- ague; 3. Mrs. Fred Robertson, Kingsboro.

lX.--Pair Woollen Socks (i9 Entries)

l. Mrs. Allan Robertson, Bay Fortune: 2. Mrs. William Hewlett. Gowan Brae; 3. Mrs. Abdin How- lett, Gowan Brae.

X.—Pair Woollen Gloves

l. Mrs. Irving Baker, Lakeville: 2. Mrs. Austin Fraser, Elmira; 3. Mrs. Joshua MacDonald, Kings- boro.

XL-Pair ‘Woollen Mitts

1. Mrs. Isaac Arsenault, Souris; 2. Mrs. Wm. B. Baker, Elmira; 3. Mrs. William Hewlett. v

XiL-Ladles’ Knitted Sweater

(ll. Entries)

1. Mrs. Allan Robertson; 2. Mrs. Eleanor Walsh. Georgetown; 3. Mrs. Martell, Souris.

XiiL-Pr. Handworked Cases

Embroidered and iiemstltched

1. Helen Paquet, Souris; 2. Mrs. Francis W. Deagie; 3. Mrs. Spur- geon Walker, Georgetown.

KIM-Cut Work. White, Any

Article l. Mrs. Wilfred Wright, Souris. XV.—Buffet Sci .

l. Mrs. Francis Deagle: 2. Mrs. Wilfred Wright. Souris; S. Thelma Dixon.

XVL-Sofs Cus ion, Knit or

Croc et

l. Mrs. Angus McCormack,_Sou- ris; 2. Mrs. D. L. McCormaek. Souris; 3. Mrs. Angus McCormack. Souris.

XVII-Sofa Cushion (Embroidered)

1. Mrs. Arthur Peters; 2. Ester Aitken; 3. Miss Beth Fraser, South Lake.

XIX-Luncheon Set Worked in Colors, Variety cf Stitches

1. Mrs. Spurgeon Walker, Georgetown: 2. Thelma Dixon; 3- Mrs. Francis W. Deagle.

JUL-Cross Stitch

1, Mrs. C. Roy White, Souris; 2. Mrs. Francis W. Desgle. XXL-Runner, White or Colored

i. Miss N()l'n Macheaii, Souris. 2. Mrs. Spurgeon Walker, George- town: 3. Mrs. Francis W. Deagle.

XXII-Tea Cloth _

l. Mrs. Spurgeon Walker; 2- M15! Beth Fraser. Elmira; S. Mrs. M.J. McQuaid, Souris.

XXiii.—Neediepoint Chair Seat

Cushion 0r Other Article

1. Mrs. J. A. White, Souris; 2. Mrs. M. J. McQuaid. Souris. XXIV-Novelty For Gift or Basaar

l. Mrs. Edmund Lavie; 2. Mrs. George S. MacDonald, Kingsboro; 3. Thelma Dixon.

XXV-Fancy Apron

1. Mrs. Francis W. Deagle: 2. Mrs. J. B. Matthew; 2. Mrs Eisner Fraser.

XXVL-Specimen Crochet Dollie

l. Miss Margaret Donahue. Sour- is; 2. Mrs. T. J. Robertson. Red

Point; 3. Mrs. Addison MacDonald. '

Souris. XKVIL-Knitted Dress or Si!" 1. dz 2. Mrs. Addison MacDonald. XXVIIL-Shonuing Bil. "Illi- Made i. viz 2. Mrs. Francis W. Deagle.

IIOUSIKEEPING

White Bread. Island Ploar

l. Mrs. Walter MacDonaliChep- stow; 2. Mrs. Howard Paquet, Souris.

White Bread (ll Entries)

1. Mrs. J. B. Matthew. Souris; 2. Mrs. Walter Dixon. East Baiticil. Mrs. Gordon MacDonald. Souris.

Graham Bread

1. Mrs. Walter Dixon. East Bal- tic: 2. Mrs. Colin Dixon. East Bai- tic; 3. Mrs. Daniel MacEachern. Souris.

iloiis (l0 Entries)

1. Mrs. D. L. McCoi-mack. Sour- is; 2. Mrs. Angus McCormack; 3. Jean L. Baker. Elmira.

Tea Biscuits (21 Entries)

l. Mrs. Colin Dixon, East Baltic: 2. Mrs. Brent Steed. Fortune; 3. Ruby Dixon. East Baltic.

Douehnuts (S Entries)

l. Mrs. Colin Dixon. East Baltic: 2. Mrs. Edwin Reid. Rollo Bay; 3. Mrs. L. A. MacDonald. Souris.

Oatmeal Cookies (i2 Entries)

1. Mrs. Jos. L. Cheverie. Souris: 2. Mrs. Brent Stead. Fortune: 3. Ruby Dixon. East Baltic.

AppifPie (i2 Entries)

i. Mrs. D. L. cCcrmsck. Sour-

is; 2. MrnWaiter Cheverie; Sour-

lid.

is: 3. Mrs. Angus McCorrnack.

Tl

versus:

lnlain Pie (‘I Entries)

1. Mrs. D. L. McCormack, Sour- is: 2. Jean L. Baker, Elmira; S. Mrs. Waiter MacDonald, Smarts.

Jail! Boil (S Entries)

1. Mrs. D. L. McConnack, Sour- is; 2. Mrs. Walter Dixon, East Bal- tic; 3. Mrs. Angus McCormsck.

ponge Cake

1. Mrs. Lloyd Townshend, Rollo Bay; 2. Mrs. D. L. McCormsck, Souris; S. Mrs. Roy Crockett, Sour-

Lsyer Cake

1. Mrs. (Cpl) Strong. Souris; 2.

Mrs. Walter Dixon; 3. Ruby Dixon. Chocolate Cake (14 Entriea)

1. Jean L. Baker; Mrs. D. L. Mc- Cormsck; 3. Mrs. Frank Cheverie, Souris.

Pound Cake (S Entries)

l. Mrs. Lloyd Townshend; 2. Mrs. D. L. McCormack; 3. Mas. Angus McCormack.

Dark Fruit Cake (S Entries)

l. Mrs. Colin Dixon: 2. Miss Jo- sie McQuaid, Souris; 3. Mrs. Wal-

ter Dixon. Mlxed Pickles

l. Mrs. J. B. Matthew. Souris; 2.

Mrs. Fred Mullaily, Souris. Mustard Pickles (S Entries)

i. Mrs. J. B. Matthew; 2. Mrs.

Brent Stead; 3. Mrs. Major Reid,

Rollo Bay. . Chow Chow (13 Entries) 1 Mrs. J. B. Matthew; 2. Mrs.

Frank Cheverie; 3. Mrs. Joseph B. MacAulay. Pickled Fruit 1. Mrs. D.L. McCormack; 2. Mrs. J. B. Matthew; 3. Mrs. D. L. Mc- Cormack. Tomato Catsup 1. Mrs. Daniel MacEachern; 2. Mrs. Fred Mullally; 3. Mrs. D. L. McCormack. Apple Jelly (11 Entries) l. Mrs. Charles Mclnnis, Souris River; 2. Mrs. J. B. Matthew; S. Mrs. Roy Crockett: Preserved Strawberries (19 Entries) l. Mrs. Roy McClaren, Souris; 2. Mrs. Howard Dixon, Rollo Bay; 3. Mrs. Howard Paquet. Canned Strawberries (10 Entries) 1. Mrs. George Campbell, Rollo Bay West; 2. Mrs. J. B. Matthew; 3. Mrs. Frank Cheverie. Preserved Strawberries (11 Entries) 1, Mrs. J. B. Matthew; 2. Mrs. Alfred Gallant; 3. Mrs. D. L. Mc- Cormack. Canned Raspberries l. Mrs. Brent Stead; 2. Mrs. Fred obertson; 3. Mrs. J. B. Matthew. Preserved Cherries‘ (l3 Entries) 1. Mrs. John McQuaid; 2. Mrs. Arthur Peters; 3. Mrs. Howard Paquet. Canned Chicken _l. Mrs. William B. Baker; 2. Mrs. Howard Paquet. Canned Beef - l. Mrs. Howard Paquet. Canned Peas 1. Mrs. Stewart McGregor, East Baltic; 2. Mrs. Roy Dixon, Elmira; 3. Mrs. Wm. B. Baker. Canned Beans 1. Mrs. Fred Robertson; 2. Mrs. Brent Stead; 3. Mrs. Stewart Mc- Gregor. Canned Tomatoes 1. Mrs. Edwin Reid; 2. Mrs. Daniel MacEachem; 3, Mrs. Fred Mullally. Home-Made Soup (‘I Entries) i. Mrs. Wm. B. Baker; 2. Mrs. Francis W. Deagle; 3. Mrs. Lloyd Townshend. increase of 175 in the indoor e3- hibits over 1948. Judges: Miss Msylea Miss Doris Anderson. . Trsnscendant Crab Apples 1. Mrs. Fred Roberston. 2. Mrs. Russell Mills.

Boswell,

Hysiop Crab Apples l. Mrs. Co in Dixon, East Baltic. 2. Delmar Aitken. 3. Mrs. Howard Dixon.

Plums 1, Mrs. John McQuaid, Souris. 2 Mrs. John McQuaid, Souris. 3. Mrs. William Baker.

Collection Aster! l. Mrs. Colin Dixon. 2. Mrs. Ella J. MacDonald, Sou-

ris. 3. Mrs. John McQuaid.

Collection Dshiiss l. James Brennan, Souris, 2. Mrs. l-i. G. Matthew, Souris. 3. Mrs. Elmer Fraser, Elmira.

Collection Gladiolus l Mrs. J. B. Matthew. 2. George A. Leard, Souris. 3, Mrs. D. W. MacPherson.

Collection Nsstartianis l. Mrs. J. B. Matthew. 2. James Brennan. 3. Mrs. Edmund Lsvie, Souris.

Collectioh Panaies l. Mrs. J. B, Matthew.

Collection Dlauthaa ‘ l. Mrs. Daniel MaeEschern. 2. Mrs. Elia J. MacDonald.

Collection Snapdragon, i. James Brennan. 2, Mrs. John McQuald. l. Mrs. i-i. G. Matthew.

Collections Vorhsm 1. Mrs. Elia J. MacDonald.

‘Collection Phlox (Anna's!) i. Mrs. Elia J. MacDonald. l. James Brennan.

S. Mrs. Daniel MacEachsra.

Collection Phlox (Perennial) 1. George A. Leard. l. James Brennan.

Collection Sweet Peas i. Mrs. H. G. Matthew. 2. Mrs. D. W. MaePherson. 3. Mrs. John MscCormsck.

whtted flank l. Mrs. Roy Dixon, Elmira ‘labia leaqaot i. George A. Leard. 2. Mrs. l-i. G. Matthew.

rue ‘ GUARDIAN, Ci-IARLOTTETOWN

Annual Larkspur

i. James Brennan. 2. Mrs. John MacQuaid. Judles-gW. N. Black, Gordon Warren.

LIVESTOCK. -— SHEEP '

lee. L-lhropahirs or loath- d Bannlahesrsosovsnrsg-

1. Preston Bryanton, Rollo Bay; 2. James A. E. MacDonald dz Son. Little Pond.

See. 2.—-Shropshire or loath- down lam, shssrilug, registered:

l. Preston Brysnton.

Sec. t-Shropshire or South- down Ram Lamb, registered:

1. Preston Bryanton; 2. James A. B. MacDonald d: Son; 8.‘ Preston Bryanton.

Sec. L-Shropahiro or South- down Shear-ling Ewe, registered:

l. 2. dz IL-Preston Bryanton.

Sec. L-Shropshirs or South- down Ewe Lamb, registered: .

l. James A. E. MacDonald S: Son; 2. d: 3. Preston Bryanton.

Sec. S.-‘- Shropshire or South- down Flock, l Ram, 2 Ewes, 2 Ewe Lambs, all registered in name of exhibitor:

1. James A. E. MacDonald d: Son; 2. Preston Bryanton.

Sec. ‘L-Hampshi v er Cheviot Ram, 2 Shears or over, registered: 1. l-i. J. MacKinnon, Rollo Bay. Sec. S-Hsmpshire or Cheviot

Ram Sheariing, registered:

l. Frank MacAulay d: Sons, Souris Line Road.

Sec. R-Hsmpshire or Cheviot Ram Lamb registered: _ l. 2. d: 3. A. A. Johnston, Souris Line Road.

Sec. 10.— Hampshire or Cheviot Sheariing Ewe. registered:

1. 2. dz 3. A. A. Johnston.

Sec. IL-l-iampshlre or Cheviot Ewe Lamb, registered: _

1. A. A. Johnston; 2. Frank Mac- Aulay 8s Sons; 3. A. A. Johnston. Bee. 12.—lismpshire or Cheviot Flock, 1 Ram, 2 Ewes and 2 Ewe Lambs, registered and owned by exhibitor:

l. A. A. Johnston; 2. Frank Mac- Aulay dz Sons.

‘Sec. 13.—0xford Ram, 2 Shears or over‘, registered:

1. Howard Norton, Annandale; 2. Ernest Underhay, Bay Fortune. Sec. 14.-0xford Rana Sheariinl. registered:

1. Joseph Macisaac, Bear River. Sec. 15,- Oxford Ram Lamb. registered:

l. 2. dz 3. Howard Norton.

Sec. lit-Oxford Ewe Sheariing. registered:

i. Ernest Under-hay; 2. Howard Norton; 3. Howard Norton.

Sec. 1'l—0xford Ewe Lamb, reg‘- istered:

1. liovlard Norton; 2. Em"?- Underhay; 3. Howard Norton.

Sec. l8.— Oxford Flock. One Ram, Two Ewes and Two Ewe Lambs, registered and owned by exhibitor:

1. Howard Norton; 2. Ernest Un- derhay; 3. J. Reid Underhay.

Sec. lit-Champion Shropshire Ram:

Preston Bryanton.

Sec. 20.— Champion Shropshire Ewe:

Preston Bryanton.

Sec. ZZ-Champion Oxford Ram:

Howard Norton.

Sec. 22.—Champion Oxford Ewe:

Ernest Underhsy.

See. 23—Chsmpion Cheviotllam:

i-i. J. MacKinnon.

Sec. 24-Champion Cheviot Ewe:

A, A. Johnston.

Sec. 26.—Grade Ewe Lamb:

Frank MacAulay d: Sons.

Sec. 23,- Pen of Pour Market Lambs sired by pure bred sire. Shropshire, Oxlord or Southdown Ram:

1. Ernest Underhay: 2. Preston Bryanton: 3. Frank MacAulay dz ‘Sons; 4. James A. E. MacDonald k Sons.

Sec. Zt-Singie Market Lamb: l. 3: 2. Ernest Underhay; 3. Frank MacAulay d: Sons; 4, James A. E. MacDonald.

Sec. 30—Chanspiou Market Lamb of the Fair:

Ernest llnderhay.

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR SHEEP

“I. J, llughea Co. Ltd.": (Best Shropshire FiociO-Jas. A. E. Mac- Donald 8: Sou.

(Best Oxford Flocln-Hnwlrd Norton.

“Canada Packers": (Pen of Four Market Lambs)——l. Ernest Under- hay: 2. Preston Bryanton; 3. Frank MacAulay S: Sons.

"Swift Canadian Co.": (Best Pen of Four Market Lambs)—l. Ernest Underhay; 2. Preston Bryanton; 3. Frank MacAulay 8: Sons.

"Bruce Stewart. on asent": (Best Cheviot Shear-ling Ewe. "l- istsred)—A. A. Johnston.

POU LTRY

Sec. L-ilsrred Plymouth Hen: l. Edwin Reid, Rollo Bay; 2. Charles MaeAullY. S0“!!! Lin! ‘Road; s. Edwin Reid a Son, Rollo Bay. '

Sec. L-Barred Plymouth Cock- erei:

1. Edwin Reid S: Son, Roiio- Bay; 2. Mrs. Edison 7Rose, East Baltic; S. Mrs. Edison Rose.

Sec. L-ilarred Plymouth Pallet: l. Edwin Reid a Son. Rollo Bay; 2. Mrs Edison Rose, East Baltic; 3. Mrs. Edison Ross.

See. lt-Ied Hampshire lea:

l. k 2. Mrs. Edison Rose; l. lil- la Macinnls» Souris liver.

lee. n-aee Iampllre Cask:

l. 2. S: 3. Mrs. Edison Rose. ‘ Sec. ‘L-led lanspdlra Cock- ersl:

i. 2. Sr l. Mrs. Edison Rose. Sec. S-led Hampshire Pallet: l. Mrs. Ray Dixon. Elmira; 2. Mrs. Edison Rose; 3. Remegius Grant, Souris.

Sec. t-Leghorn (White) Hen: l. Peter MacAulay. Chepstow; 2. k l. Charles MacAulay. Souris Line Road. *

Sins. lL-Lsshon (White) Geek- ers: '

l. Major Reid, Rollo lay.

l. James Brennan-

Sec. ‘llv-Dllllllfll White Pallet:

I Edison Rose.

Yraoa mm;

The handshake Walt Rayson will never forget

PESHAPS it was ehanes that

certain restaurant.

lnend.

sell. “You wouldn't remember

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life insurance."

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satisfaction deepened u-Iicn he

the emergency thal, yours lnmr, had lo face.

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led Walt Rayson,

while driving through a college town, to stop st _a

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After finishing his meaLAWaII introduced him-

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“but I knew your father. It's quite a surprise find-

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rt of my expenses, e, has made it pos- ily."

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day’: job,” smiled

‘all, rising. “Well, goodbye and good luck!” Later. as he drove inlo the night, Wall's glow o]

recalled how hard

it hull been to persuade Bill's fiilher to increase and properly plan his life insurance to cover

Bill and his mother

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A message from the more than fifty Life Insurance Companies in Cnmuin

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Sec. 13.—Plymouth Rock Breed- ing Pen:

1. Edwin Reid d: Son, Rollo Bay; 2. Gail Johnston, Fortune Bridge. Sec. 14.—Red Hampshire Breed- ing Pen:

1. Mrs. Edison Rose; 2. D. F. Mc-

Rae, Rollo Bay: 3. Mrs. Edison Rose. . Sec. lit-White Leghorn Breed-

ing Pen: 1. Major Reid, Rollo Bay: 2. Peter MacAulay, Chepstow. Sec. i6.-Best Pair Geese (Tou- louse): 1. Leland A. E. Baker, Bristol, Lot 40. See. 17.—Best Pair Geese: 1. H. J. MacKinnon, Rollo Bay. Sec. l8.—-Best Pair Geese, China or A. 0.11.: 1. H. J. MscKinnon. Sec. l9.—Best Pair Ducks (Pek- in); 1. Earl White, Souris West; 2. Claude Dixon, Rollo Bay. Sec. 20.—Best Pair Ducks, Rouen: 1. Gerald Kemp, Souris; 2. Mar- ilyn Dixon-Elmira. Sec. 21.-Best Pair Turkeys, Any Breed: l. Frances Grant, Souris.

SPECIAL rsuzes sou rouurnv

“P ker Oats Cm-Souris Cream-

ery”: (Best breeding pen, any

breed)-—Edwin Reid, Rollo Bay. "Eastern Packing Co" Souris":

(Plymouth Rock breeding pen)-

Edwin Reid.

(Red Hampshire breeding pen)

—Mrs. Edison Rose.

“St. Peters Egg Grading Station":

(Best hen, any breed)—-Mrs. Ed-

ison Rose.

(Best rooster, any breed) —Mrs.

CLASS I. —- HORSES

Sec. L-Standard Bred Stallion, 3 Years or Over, registered: ' 1. Cass Blaisdsle, Dingweil‘! Mills.

Sec. t-Carriage Mare with foal at foot:

i. Joseph S. MacDonald, Chep- stow; 2. Eugene White, Souris West.

Sec. L-Csrriage Foal 1949:

i. Joseph S. MacDonald, _Chep- stow: 2. Eugene White. Souris West.

ec. 5.—Carriage I-‘iiiy or Geld- ing under 4 years:

1. Major Reid, Rollo Bay: 2. Ed- die Sheehan, Bear River; 8. Tern. pie Longaphie, New Zealand.

Sec. G-Carriagc Filly or Geld- ing under 3 years:

l. Syl. J. MacDonald, Chepstow; 2. Thomas Manning. New Zeaiand; 3. Francis A. White, Souris West.

See. l-Clydesdaie, Percheron or

ing shown in carriage:

l. Mrs, Clifford TownshendRoi- 19 BB)’; v2. Frank H. Coffin, Rollo Bay; 3. Mrs. A. J. Webster. Marie.

Sec. 24.—Standard Bred Mare, registered, any age:

l. Lester Johnston, Fortune Bridge.

» Sec. 25.—Champion Draft Mare or Gelding any age:

1. Preston Bryanton, Rollo Bay.

SPECIAL PRIZES-HORSES

"Quigley dz Sons": Filly or Geld- ing born in 1948-1. Major Reid, Rollo Bay: 2. Eddie Sheehan, Bear River. _

Filly or Gelding born in 1947- 1. Syl. J. MacDonald; 2. Thomas Manning. ’

Mare with foal at foot-l. Jos- eph S. MacDonald, Chepstow; 2. Eugene White, Souris West.

“Seaman's Beverages": BestStan. dard bred mare with foal-Joseph S. MacDonald.

"Jack MaoLean, M.L.A.”: Best standard bred rnsre, 2 years-Syl J. MacDonald.

“E. S. Johnston A Co., Fortune": Pair draft horses, mares or geld- ings owned by exhibitor, hitched to truck wagon-Fred Coffin, Rol- lo Bay.

C ampion draft mare or gelding In age——Preston Bryanton,

“St. Peters Raceway Ltd": Road. ster class mare or gelding in har- ness. bormbefore 1946-1. Mrs. Clifford Townshend, Rollo Bay; 2. Frank H. Coffin, Rollo Bay.

Best jockey in harness clans- Andy Blaisdale, DingwelPs Mills.

SWINE

i.- Registered Yorkshire Boar:

1. Frank MacAulay d: Sons, Souris Line Road; 2. N. W. Mao. L°°d 51 5011!. Bridgetown; 3. Frank MacAulay dz Sons; 4. Marshall Peters, Midgell.