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agpaudfxhibition Prize -Winners - List Continued

Sec. 1. Bull. Jr- 011- 50" I"”'

&. . 3hml'4lall"0ll19 Palmer and Son. K09

sini10”-

. 13 ll Sr. Calf. born bo- ,wi-l;”,,' fury" 1, loss and Dec. 3: issagarrison Green, Clyde River. '59; 3, Yearlinl 31111- 1 Alton Bell. Kellllllml 1' Owen Younker and Son. Kill-

sion 1 and Sons. "sl:-gmlij Eiillllelr years and Mr- 1 lflsrlc lluny. Winston- 'see., 5, Heifer, Junior Cali. bore ,1 , 1, l . infirgrolidn Pallmer and Soul I owed Younker and Sons” gnwilbernlglounker, Kings n 4, Alton e d Palmer and Sons. s'sl::ws.. Heifer, Senior Cali. born between July 1, and Dec. :1. 1955. 1, J. Erllc; glut?! it C lfalhliid Palmer and Sons 4; Harrison Green -

B . &gE:ld1.”iiiilu-.'i'ye.: and under

ayes:-I. mllarold Palmer and Sons iolheg, Harrinli-OI to e

if-"gills!-in Carr. Harrington ixifarold Palmer and Sons.

See. a. Hlelter. inner! Ind IM- ;ri'(l);:a?(xI"P:lIIICl and Sons 1nJ. Eric Hurry 3." Harold Palmer and Sons

. Alt Bell- i m.o:g:g'u, 1 years and under ff'5C.'.'.l Yollnker and so- ”.'"l2. Palm 3. ' - 9 ajlialderston BM! N0"-5 Wm"

:E,e'1o. Cow. 8 years 01d- 411'- m' t show evidene 0! 59111! i3 cs? or having had one.

1, Harold Palmer and Son! 2. 'Alton Bell 3, Owen Younker and Son.

sec. ll. Cow. ayears old in milk- 1, Owen Younker. and Son 2. gwen Younknet and Son 1. alderston roe. '

Sec. 12. Cow. A old or over. dry must show av denoe of help! in call or having had one. 1. Harold Palmer and Son! 1. Harold Palmer and Son! 3. .1. Eric Hurry-

Sec. s. Heifer, 2 years and und-, er 3 years in milk 1. J.S. Vickel-son 1. Bruce MacDonald.

Sec. 10. Cow. 3 years old. dry. must show evidence of being in calf or having had one.

1. J.S. Vickerson 2. Bruce MacDonald.

sec. 11 Cow. 3 years old in milk. 1. J .5. Vlckerson i 1. Bruce MacDonald.

Sec. 12. Cow, 4 years or over, dry, must show evidence of being in call or having had one.

1. Bruce MacDonald 2. J.S. Vlckerson.

see. u. Cow, 4 years old or over in milk.

1. Gordon Docherty 2. -LS. Vlckerson

8. Bruce MacDonald 4. Bruce MacDonald.

Sec. 14. Group of three: cow, halter (1 or 1 years old) and hell- er call.

2. Gordon Docherty 3. Bruce MacDonald 4. Bruce MacDonald.

Sac. 15. Best three animals. male

or female any age, get of one

sire.

1. J .8. Vickerson

2. Bruce MacDonald 8. Gordon Docherty.

Purina Feed Co. Prize of 1 Bag Dairy feed to the owner of the Grand Champion Female of the above clan Gordon Docherty.

Stead Pharmacy Prize for the best heifer 1 years and under 3 years in the above class won by J.S. Vlckerson.

RED POLL

Judge: Lewis Roper.

The grand champion Red Poll male was owned by Lank Bros., West Royalty. as was the senior champion. and the brothers also took all female titles but that of junior champion won by Goerge MacLean, Long Creek.

CLASS I.

See. 4. Bull, 1 years and over. 1. Lani: Bros. West Royalty.

Sec. I. Heifer, Junior Calf. born after Jan; 1. 1950. A 1. George Macbean; Long Creek 1. Lank Bros.

Sec. 0. Heifer, Senior Calf, born between July 1, and Dec. 31, 1955. 1. George Nicholson. Crapaud.

Sec. 7. Heifer, 1 year and under

s... 1:. cow. 4 yam 014 '1'

ever. in milk. 1. J. Eric Hurry 1. Harold Palmer and Sons 3. Owen Younker and Son 4. J. Eric Huff! 9. llalderston Bron. JERSEY

The-grand champlonlllili '0'; Jerseys in the male division wII' won by Ford Kitaon. Now Wilt.-A shire, who also had the senior champion and reserve senior. Till reserve rand champlonshiP '01" to .i.S. V ckeraon. North River. M did the Junior and mom iunior championships. In the female di- vision Gordon Docherty. Klllliol. had the grand champion and sea- ior champion. All other titles were won by J.S. Vlclleraon.

sec. 14. Group of three: cell. heilerl 1 or 1 years old) and hell- er calf. 1. Hamid Palmer and Sons 2. Owen Younker and Son 3. J. Eric l-furry 4. Alton Bell I. Balderaton Bros. ,

Sec. 15. Best three animals, male or female. any age, get of one Ilre. I. Harold Palmer and Sons 2. Owen Younker and Son 1. Harold Palmer and Sons 4. Eric Hurry 3. Alton Bell.

Purina Feed Co. Prize of 1 Bag llairy Feed to the owner of the

Grand Champlonpremale of the CLASS

above class Owen Younhr. CLASS 7 Sec. 1. Bull, Jr. Cali. born after Jan. 1, 1956. l. 1.5, Vlckerson. North River. See. 3. Bull, Sr. Cali. born he- :;;0n July 1. lied and Dec. 91,

1. J.S. Vckersoni A 1-mhruce Mai.-Donald. New Wit- ire

Soc. Yearling lull. . .l.S. Vickq-gon

500- 4..DuIl. 3 years and was. i. Fred jdgw

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2 years. 1. George Nicholson.

Sec. 8. Heifer, 1 years and und- er 3 years in milk. 1. Lank Bros 1. George Nicholson.

Sec. 9. Heifer, 1 years and und- er 3 years. dry.

1. George Nicholson.

Sec. 11. Cow. 8 years old in milk 1. George Nicholson.

Sec. 18. Cow, 4 years old or over, in milk. -

1. Lank Bros. SIIOBTIIOBN

Judge: Stewart Wright.

The grand championship for the Shorthorn males went to Clark and A Plllll. Belmont, who also had the: Junior champion. Both reserve tit-;

were won by Stanley Hurryf Winsloe, with Heher Myers andj son, Carleton, showing the senior champion. in the female division Austin Smith. Tryon. had the grand champion and senior ehamp- l ion with all other titles won by Lyle Boswell. Marshfield.

Sec. 14. Group of three: cow, heifer (1 or 2 years old) and hell- ar call.

1. Leah Bros.

Sec. 15. Best three animals. male

:'rnfemale. any Inc. set or one .. i

1. George Nicholson.

' Purina Feed Co. Prize to the

owner of the Grand Champion Fe-

male of the above class Lank Bros.

I

Sec. 1. Bull Jr. Calf. born after

Jan. 1, 1954.

l. lvan Clark and Frank Platts, Belmont. Lot is.

1. lvaa Clark and Son

8. Stanley Hurry

4. John ltogerson. Hampton

5. George Nicholson. Crapaud. Sec. 1. Bull. Sr. Call, born be

1. Stanley Hurry. Soc. J. Yearling lull.

S the Grand Champion Female of

tween July I. and Dec. 81, 1955. I-4. Albert M. Craawell

3. Robert Craswell, Hampshire 4. Albert E. Stetson and Weldon Moase, Freetown ' . '

5. John Simmons, CA sud. See. 4, Buu, 2 years and over.

I 1-ieber Myers and Son, Carleton. Sec. 5. Heifer, Junior Cali. born

after Jan. 1, 1956. -

1. H. Lyl'e Boswsll, Marshfield.

2. lvan Clark and Son

3. Ivan Clark and Son

4. Dennis Hughes, Brackley Beach -

5. Ronald Hughes, Brackley Beach. Sec. 6. Heifer, Senior Cali, born

between July 1 and Dec. 81, L955.

1. H. Lyle Boswall

2. Joseph Ferguson. Hampton. Sec. 7. Heifer. 1 year and under

2 years.

1. H. Lyle Boswell

2. H. Lyle Boswell

mes: ARE JUST A FEW

Some of the very fine specimens Prince Flower Show in Albertonlof the picture may be seen roses,

of gladioli exhibited at the West on Wednesday. In the lower part

snapdragons and ztnnlas.

3'. Stanley Hurry 4. Austin Smith, Tryon 5. Norman Lowther. Carpaud. Sec. 9. Heifer, 1 years and under 8 years in mllk.. 1. Stanley Hurry 2. George Nicholson, Crspnud. Sec. 9. Heifer. 2 years and und- er 3 years, dry. 1. H. Lyle Boswell

I. William Myers, Hampton 1. Ivan Clark and Sons 4. Albert M. Craswell 5. Stanley Mayhew. Sec. 9. Heifer. 2 years and under ember 1. 1954- 3 years in milk. 1- 1. Albert M. Craswell 2-

. ll. 2'5'::e;,l ,n,'1e,,E:f5,wyeea,5 and um. 30, 1954. and before Dec. 1, 1955

classes also produced some excel- lent birds. CLASS 12

Sec. 1. Boar. born before Dec- 1.

Sec.

Sec. 5. Sow, pure bred or grade. bani after Nov. 30. 1954, and be- fore Dec. 1. 1955.

Almon Boswall

2. Almon Boswell

3. Stanley Colwiil, Clyde River 4. John H. Calwill

5. John D. MacPhail.

Sec. 6. Saw. pure bred or grade.

John H. Colwiil, Clyde River Ray MacQual-rie. Hampton. 2. Boar. born after Nov.

2. Austin Smith H. 3 yea” my. 1, Almon Boswall, Dunstaifnage born after Nov. 30. 1955 and over J. Austin Smith 1' Stanley Mnyhew. 2. Heber Myers and sons. Carleton. four months.

4, George Nlcholgon S". 10' Cow, 3 years old. dry. Sec. 3. Boar, born after Nov. 1. SC. Stewart and Son, Charlotte- 5. Stanley Hurry. must Show evidence of being -In 30. 1955, and over four months. town, R.R 3

Sec. 10. Cow, 3 years old. dry. must show evidence of being in calf or having had one.

1. Ian Mccoub ey. ltustlco.

Sec 11. Cow, 3 years old in milk. 1. George Nicholson.

Sec. 12. Cow, 4 years old or over, dry, must show evidence of being in cat! or having had one. 1. H. Lyle Boswall 2. George Nicholson ,

3. John Rogerson, Hampton 4. Austin Smith 5. William Potts, Argyle Shore.

Sec. 13. Cow, 4 years old or

over, in milk.

1. Austin Smith

5. Dennis- Hughes.

9. Ivan Clark and Son 4. Austin Smith

5. H. Lyle Boawail.

Sec. 14. Group oi three: heifer (1 or 2 years er calf. ' 1. H. Lyle Boswall 2. H. Lyle Boswall 3. Stanley Hurry 4. Austin Smith 5. Dennis Hughes.

Sec. 15. Best three animals. male or female, any age. get of one sire. 1. H. Lyle Boswell 2. Ivan Clark and Son 9. H. Lyle Boswali 4. Stanley Hurry 6. Austin Smith.

Purina-Feed Co. Prize of one Bali Dairy Feed to the owner of

cow, old) and half-

the above class Austin Smith.

HERFORD AND ABERDEEN

Jlldxe: Fulton Sanderson. North River.

in the beef class the grand champion male was an Angus ex- hibited by Parker Jewell, York. while the reserve went to another angus shown by Boyd Dixon.

calf or having had one. 1. Stanley Mayhew.

m 1. Boyd Dixon

2. Albert M. Craswell 3. Albert M. crasweil.

over, dry, must show evidence oi

beng in calf or having had one.

1. Ivan Clark and Son, Belmont, Lot 1e

2. "Parker Jewell 3. Stanley Mayhew 4. Stanley Mayhew.

over, in milk.

1, Parker Jewell 2. Stanley Mayhew 3. Stanley Mayhew.

heifer (1 or 2 years old) and heif- er call.

1. Parker Jewell

2. Albert M. Craswell

3. Albert M. Craswell.

or female, any age. get of one sire. 1. Albert M. Craswell

2. Albert M. Crasweii

3. Stanley Mayhew.

Dairy Feed to the owner of the Grand Champion Female of the above class H. York.

BEEF STEERS CLASS 11 '

ads Packers Limited, Charlotte- town. , . 1 Beef Steers (any ireed 900-1,100 b

1. George MacLean, Long Creek. 2. George Nicholson, Crapaud ' 3. Charles Mayhew, Klnkora l 4. Stanley Mayhew, Klnkora

5. Stanley Hurry. Winsloe.

2. 3. 4. 5.

sec.

11. Cow, 8 years old in ilk. .

Sec. 12. Cow. 4 years old or

Sec. 13. Cow, 4 years old or

See. 14. Group of three: cow,

Sec. 15. Best three animals. male

Purina Feed Co. Prize of 1 Bag

Parker J ewell,

Beef Steers sponsored by Can-

1. Lorne Ferguson, Hampton

2. Almon Boswall 3. Almon' Boswail 4. S.C Stewart and Son 5. Lloyd Sharp. Sec. 7 Two bacon hogs between

Almon Boswall Almon Boswall John ll. Colwill

Lorne Ferguson, Hampton.

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Clyde River. The senior and re- gwmg V serve senior titles both went to YORKSHIRE BREEDING . t S":""””": -----.e hereforda owned by Albert Cree A splendid showing of Yorkshire 1" USE 5:;

well. Carleton Siding. and Stanley Mayhew, Klnkorn. The junior and reserve junior champions were both angus and owned by Parker Jewell and Boyd Dixon. The fe- male grand champlonship went to Parker Jewell with an Angus and he also had the senior and junior champions. The reserve grand was won by Ivan Clark and Son, Bel- mont, and reserve senior, both with Herfords. CLASS 10 .

Sec. 1. Bull, Jr. Cali. born after Jan. 1, 1956. 1. Boyd Dixon. Clyde River. 1. Parker Jewell, York 5. Boyd Dilson 4. Albert M. Craawell, Carleton

Siding. 5. Stanley Mayhew, lllnkora.

Sec. 3. Yearling Bull. 1. Parker Jewell . 1. Stanley Mayhew.

Sec. 4. Bull. 2 years and over. 1. Albert M. Craswell. 1. Stanley Mayhew 1. Stanley Mayhew.

sec. 5. Heifer. Junior Calf. born after Jan. 1. 1956. 1. John MacLeod 2. Parker Jewell 3. Albert M. Craswell

5. Stanley Mayhew.

Sec. 7. Heifer, 1 year and mad- er 2 years. 1. Parker Jewell

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CLINTON, Tenn. (AP)-Bach! disorders flared across the south-

i ern states as millions of children

lflldzed to classrooms to start the

l third school year since the United ; States Supreme Court nlled seg-

resation unconstitutional.

But the outbreaks were spor- adlc and confined to small com-i mllnlllel for the most part. Crowds. dispersed early today even in troubled Tennessee.

Despite the distal g NW0; than ever before ha exile atend late a

Exact figures were not avail- able immediately. but the South- ern Educatlon Reporting Service at Knoxville. Tean.. estimated re cently that about 300,000 of the 2,5M,000 Negroes in 17 states and the District of Columbia now live in integrated school districts.

"DEEP SOUTH" HOLDS FIRM

Most of the areas where Negroes and white persona went to school together were in the states bordering the Mason-Dixon line. With a few exceptions, the "deep south-" generally was hold- ing firm against the high tribun-

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1. Ralph Myers. Crapaud

2. Jackie Myers, Crapaud

8. Ray MacQuarrie, Hampton 4. Lloyd Sharp, Kenslngton

5. George Nicholson, Crapaud.

Shur-Gain special prize donated by ED Ives and C0,, Tryon. for the owner of the Grand Champ- ion Female, one Bag Pig Booster won by Almon Boswall.

Special Miracle Feed Prize for the best exhibit of Hogs (not fewer than 3 to the pen). the prize to be in Bags of Hog Grower.

l. Almon Boswall. To be continued

Racial Disorders Flare In Southern United States

;;'a1innatogratioa decision it Ifay Law and order. sup Tennessee National Guardsmu with-tanks. appeared today to be wt out at Clinton. Nine of 1: el gibla Negroes attended classes Tuesday and then walked to n in this east Ten- neaaee . home in cars previously. only :51 white chilgfreanoutnof the total en.

however.

At Oliver sprinss. 12 miles west oi Clinton. a crowd of about 400 broke up soon after arrival of a National Guard reconnaissance patrol. Fred Giles, night police chief at Oliver Springs, said plans to march on Clinton to "get those Negroes" were abandoned.

Two Negroes were arrested on charges of felonious assault in the wounding of a white man and 15 white persons were arrested on breach-of-the-peace charges during a riot at Oliver Springs Monday night. National Guards- men from Clinton finally broke it up.

HANG El-'FlGlES

At Knoxville, Tenn. iuo Negro effigies were hanged from a flag tower at Fulton high school Tuer day night. No Negroes had at- tempted to register when Fulton classes opened Tuesday.

At Mansfield. Tex.. a lawyer for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People said efforts to enroll 12 Negro Pupils in the high schol there have been abandoned for the present.

”We could not take them in

there while that mob is standing there to do violence." he said. For

lthree school days crowds main-

tained racial barriers despite a court order for the high school

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CIOWD STOPS PUPIIJ

at the viously all-white high school.

Several other Kentucky schools were integrating without trouble, however.

In another ”border" state. Wail Virginia. integrated schools opened Tuesday without incident in ' two soutbem counties. The state school superintendent esti- mated that 75 per cent of the Negro children in the state will attend integrated schools year. ''r

In Maryland, 182 men. would and children jammed the P0010” ville town hall Tuesday nishi 00- plead for continuation of I

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There were sevaral M1133 P" "li”.';:.';””si:'...' v... ma-F Negroes. inclladilli In NAACP d"

g; 9-oup of Negro chil- dheils 3 aIwhli'.e' school-

1,, was; palm Beach. Fla.. the county mlgilrd H05 u o:1':3f3:l91;h8'; ca l,f,c,,"i'i. attenidm an all-white demen-

h l. ugh 'lcheo:ii.llS'l' hand a school at Hot springs, Ark.. another at Ro- land. Okla., and a third at Ellis-

boro. Ohio. all pecan intestate!" classes without difficulty.

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a room. the old-fashioned way was to get on the phone and tall neighbors about it. But. that a slow process. and only at few people were ever made aware. To get quick, successful results, EVERYBODY who might be interested needs to know. p t-