SEPTEMBER 14. 1953

List Of Prise Winners

At Souris Exhibition

The following is the prize list ;.i snuris Exhibition:

- 1st- Class Tractor

Pulling Contest

1 s. Macswain Moreli, Farmall c; '2, Robert Baker; North lake, mckshutt 20; 3, Cyril MacDonald, Foiiis, Fordson.

2nd Class , !. Prrcy Jay Morell. Fsrmiill H.: ; Lrllh Tnwnshend. snulrs; Farm- ..'ii Super H; 2, Billy Macinnis. St. llcicrs, Farmail Super H; 3. Kermit nriictg south Lake Cockshutt 30.

Special Prize

vlioster Deagle, Clear Springs, ')rivlng n Farmali W. 6. ,,

. Holstelns llrilsleill Bull Calf, 1, Fred Cof-

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Holstein Bull 2 yrs and over, i. Charles McDonald; 2. Albert W. wood. Dundas.

Hiilsteln Heifer calf Jr, 1. H0- uiiird Dixon. Fortune Bridge; 2. Preston Bryenton; 3. Fred Coffin: i Zilla Mclnnis. Sourls River; 5, F.l'Pi'Eil. Altken. Fortune Bridge.

llolstein Heifer calf Six, 1, Pres- 'Il'l Bryenton; 2. Charles Me- lliii.-ild: 3. Fred Coffin.

llnlstcin Heifer )'E8l'iilll.'. 1, Fred tiiilin; 2. Howard Dixon; 3. Pres- Will Bryeriton.

Holstein Heifer 2 yrs. 1, Charles .xf.icDonald; 2. Howard Dixon; 3, tiliaries MacDonald; 4 Preston Bivtntoli.

llnlstein Cow 3 yrs old. i. Charles il..cDnn.-ild; 2, Daniel V. Mae- )lllHid. Soiirls River; 3, zilla Mc- iiiills.

Holstein Cow 4 iry. lst. Charles ii-rsion Bryenton.

llolslein Cow 4 yrs and over in milk. 1.. Charles MacDonald; 2, Pi-rstoii ;Bryenton; 3. Fred Ca-ffin.

Holstein Female Champion and reserve, Charles MacDonald. Sourls River; Champion. Howard Dixon, Rollo Bay. Reserve.

Get of Sire. 3 animals any age. 1. cinrles MacDonald: 2, Fred Cof- .'iii; 3. Preston Bryenton.

Progeny of Dom-2 animals any age. 1, Howard Dixon; 2, Preston Brtcnion; 3. Charles MacDonald.

Jiininr Group of 3 Females, 1, llni-snrd Dixon: 2. Charles Moc- Dnll"ild: 3. Fred Coffin.

senior Group of 3 Females. 1. Charles MacDonald.

Champion Holstein Male Res. Charles MacDonald;

Cllnmploll Holstein Female Reg. i7llal'iCS MacDonald, Champion: llnward Dixon. Reserve.

Holstein Calf Jr. Reg. Howard Dixon.

Champion Holstein Female Jr. Howard Dixon.

Cecil J. Stewart. ',Judgc, New Wiltshiro '

yrs. and over MacDonald; 2.

Sheep

Cheviot Ram Lamb born in 1953. I.. Reid Underhay. Bay Fcttune: !, Frank MacAulay and Sons.S:uris Line Road.

Cheviot Ram born in 1952. Frank MacAulay and sons; 2. Frank Mac- Auiiiy and Sons.

Champion Ram, Ernest under- new.

Cheviot Ewe Lamb. 1. Reid Underhay; 3, Frank MscAulay and Sons; 3, Frank MacAulay and Sons.

Cheviot. shearllng Ewe. 1. Reid Underhsy; 2, Frank MscAulay and Sons

Champion Ewe Reg. Reid Under- hav.

Chsviot Flour, 1, Reid Uriderhsy: 1, Frank MscAulay and sons

Oxford or Shropshire Ram Lamb. 1. Ernest Underhsy: 2, Howard Norton; 3. and 4. Ernest Under- hl.l'.

Oxford or Shropshire Ram born 50

in 1952. 1, Ernest Underhay.

Oxford or Shropshire Ram born before Jan. 1st., 1362, 1. Howard Vorinn. Annnndsle; 2. D. J. Chais- wi, Bear River; 3. Preston Bryan- uon, Rollo Bay. -

Champion Ram. Howard Norton.

Oxford or Shropeshire Ewe lamb, 1, Howard Norton; 2. 30- wiird-N'orton: 3, Ernest Under- hay.

Oxford or Shropshire shearling Ewe; 1, Howard Norton; 2. EH65 Underhay; 3, Ernest Underhay; 4. E:-nut Underhny.

Champion Ewe Norton.

Champion Ewe--Grade. Hen?! Mallard and Sons, Gowsn Brae.

Oxford or Shropshire Flock. 1. llnvi-ard Norton: 2. Ernest Under- liay; 3. Preston Bryenton, Rollo Bay,

Reg. Howard

Market Class

Pen of 4 Market Issmbs, 1. lim- Psi Underlmy: 2, Preston Bryeriton: 3. Frank MacAulay and Sons.

Single Market Lamb. 1. Brnel! llnderhay; 2, Frank MscAuliiy and Sons: 3: Preston Bryenton; 4, mn- esi. Underhsy.

East 'Shesrlllfg' Ram, Ernest lznderhiiy. .

Best Bhesrllng Dove. Howard Norton. . - Champion in of Show, Ernest

Underhay.

Champion Ewe of Bhow. Howard Norton.

Champion Market: Iunb. 1 Pros- rg" Bryenton; 2. Preston Bryon-

ll.

Champion arise Mallard and Sons.

Alex Hamilton, Judge Sheep and Sliiiio. '

live, Henry

"'”"-":i'I. (lm-rnssys E Ayrsltires

"”I'S0.l' or Guernsey Bull Year- lili','. 1. Ernest Undcrhsy. nirllilllnlon Jersey or Guernsey 1 and Ros:-rve. 1. Ernest Under-

Jtrsev or Guernsey Heifer Calf. 1. Ernest Undo;-yum

Jersey or Guernsey cow, 3, years

and over. 1. Ernest Underhay.

Jersey or Guernsey oow,'3 years

and over, in milk. 1. EmestlUnder- bay. 2. Joseph Maccormack. 3. Ern- est Underhay.

Female Champion and Reserve. Ernest Underhay. Champion. Reserve. Ernest Underhay. Get of Sire. 1. Ernest Underhay. Progeny of Dam. 1. Ernest Un- derhay. Junior Group of 3 Females. 1. Ernest Underhay. senior Group of 3 Females. 1. Ernest Under-hay. Jersey Herd. Ernest Underhay. Best Jersey or Gurensey Calf Junior. Ernest Underhay. Best Jersey Junior Female. Ern- est Underhay. . Ayrshire Heifer, 2 years. 1. Ed- win Reid and Son. 2. James McIn- his. 3. Henry Mallard and Sons. 4. W. W. Anderson and Sons. 5. W. W. Anderson and sons. Ayrshire Cow, 3 years and over. 1. Edwin Reid and Son. 2. Brent Stead. Bay Fortune. 3. Edwin Reid and Son. Ayrshire Cow, 3 years and over, in milk. 1. Edwin Reid and Son. 2. Robert A. White. 3. Robert A. White. 4. Brent Stead. 5. W. W. Anderson and Sons. Female Champion and Reserve. Edwin Reid and Son. Champion. Brent Stead. Reserve. Get of Sire. 1. Edwin Reid and Son. 2. Brent Stead. 3. W. W. An- derson and Sons.

Ayrshire Bull Calf. 1. John W. Gillis. 2. Brent Stead. 3. Robert A. White.

Ayrshire Bull yearling. 1. Brent Stead. Ayrshire Bull. 2 years old. 1.

John W. Gillis. 2. P. W. Mclsaac,

Souris Line Road. 3. Robert A. White. 1 Champion Ayrshire Bull. John

W. Gillis.

Reserve Champion. Brent Stead.

Ayrshire Heifer cAlf. l. Edwin

Reid and Son. 2. Edwin Reid and Son. 3. Martha Leslie, Line Road. 4. Zita McGaugh, Bear River. 5. Brent Stead. - Ayrshire Heifer yearling. 1. Brent Stead. 2. Robert A. White. 3. Brent Stead. 4. Brent Stead. 5. James Mc- Innis.

Progeny of Dam. 1. Brent Stead. 2. Brent Stand. 3. Edwin Reid and Son. 4. W. W. Anderson and Sons.

Junior Group of 3 Females. 1. Brent Stead. 2. Edwin Reid and Sons. 3. Henry Mallard and Sons. 4. W. W. Anderson and Sons.

Senior Group of 3 Females. 1. Edwin Reid and Son. 2. W. W. Ali- derson and Sons.

Ayrshire Herd. 1. Brent Stead. 2. Robert A. White. 3. Henry Mallard. Champion Ayrshire Cow. Edwin Reid and Son.

Best Ayrshire Calf, Jr., Red. 1. Edwin Reid and Son.

Best Ayrshire Junior Female. 1. Brent stead.

Bank of Commerce Special. Ed- win Reid and Son.

Judge: Edward H. Boswell, tot-is.

Vic-

Herefords and Shorthorns

Hereford Bull Calf born on and after July 1st of previous year.' 1. L. J. Bueli and son. Murray Har- bour. 2. Lelth Townshond. Souris.

Hereford B.ull yearling. 1. Leith Townshend

Hereford Bull. 2 years and over. 1. Leith Townshend.

Mslo Champion and Reserve. L. J. Buell and son.

Hereford Heifer born on and after July 1st of previous year. 1. L. J. Buell and Son. 1. Letth Town- shend. 3. Lelth Townshend.

Hereford Heifer Yearling. 1. L. J. Buell and Son. 2. Leith Town- shend.

Hereford Heifer. 2 years. 1. L. J. Buell and Son 2. L. J. Bucll and

n.

Hereford Heifer, 3 years and over. 1. L. J. Busil and Son. 2. L. J. Buell and Son. 3. L. J. Buell and Son.

Female Champion and Reserve. L. J. Buell and Son.

Get of Sire, 3 animals any age. 1. L. J. Buell and son. 2. L. J. Buell and Son. 3. Leith Townshend.

Progeny of Dust. 2 Animals any on. 1. L. J. Bueli and Son. 2. L. J. Buell and Son. 3. Leith Townshend.

Champion Hereford Female Sr. L. J. Busll and Son.

Champion Hereford Female, Jr. L. J. Buell and Son.

Best Hereford Heifer calf, mg. L. J. Busll and son.

Best Hereford Bull, any age. J. Bueli and Ben.

L.

Shorthorn Bull Yearling. 1. John and Mary Du Pasqulor. Shorthorn Bull. 2 years and over. 1. John and Mary Du Pssquier. Mala Champion and Reserve. John and Mary Du Pasquier. Bhorthorn Heifer born on and sfiter July 1st of previous year. 1. John and Mary Du Pasquler. Shorthorn Heifer Yearling. 1. John and Mary Du Pasquier. 2. John and Mary Du Pasquler. Shot-thorn Heifer, 2 years. 1. John and Mary Du Pasquier. Bhorthorn Heifer, 3 years or over. 1. John and Mary Du .asquier. 2. John and Mary Du Pasquicr. 3. John'and Mary Du Pssquier. Female Champion and Reserve. John and Mary Du Pasquier. act of airs. 3 animals, any age. 1'. Johnsnd Mary Du Pssquler. Progeny of Dam, 2 animals. 1. John and Mary Du Pssquicr. 2. John and Mary r- Pasquier. Judge of Hcrefords and Short- horna - S. C. Wright.

Poultry

Barred Plyntnuth Rock Hall. 1.,

2. and :1. John W. Robertson. East Baltic.

Barred Pbvmouth Rock Cock- .. 2. and 3. John W. Robertson. i-red Plymouth Rock Puilet. and 3. John W. Robertson.

Jrr-my or "Gthr ey Heller Year- Hampshire Cockerei. 1.. 2. mi: 1. Ernest srhay. and 23 ohn W. Robertson Jars.-..v or Guernsey I-Ielfer. 2 .NW 14 s Puilet. 1. Pres-

-lea” dry or in milk. 1. Ernest Uii- tdn Bryenton. 2. John 1W. Robert- '”MX. iron. -;

I. trust Uldtlilh

White Leghorn Hen. 1.,

3. Edwin Reid and Son. Any Other Variety HEIL 1- Km! Daniel McEachern; 2. Mrs. Daniel

Mclsaac. Rock Barra.

Any other variety Cock. 1. Kitty Mclsaac.

Plymouth Rock Breeding Pen. 1. John W. Robertson.

New Hampshire Breeding Pen.- 1. John W. Robertson.

White Leghorn Breeding Pen. 1. Edwin Reid and Son.

Progeny of Barred -Plymouth Rock Cock and New Hampshire Hens.

Sandra McGregor. East Baltic. Best Pair Geese. 1. S. MacDonald 2. Ian McGregor. Pair Ducks. 1. Ian McGregor. 2. Gordon Chlrig. Black Pond. 3 Alva Townshend. Rollo Bay.

Judge a Harry E. Robbins.

Heavy Horses

Brood Mare with Foul at side. 1. Peter D. Conway, New Zealand.

Foal of 1953. 1. Peter D. Conway.

Filly or Gelding born in 1951. 1 Preston Bryenton. Frank Coffin.

Mare or Gelding born before 1950, weighing over 1400. 1. C111- ford Townshclld, Rollo Bay. 2. Chester O'Donnell, Souris River. 3. Henry Mallard and Sons. 4. Chester O'Donnell.

Mare or Gelding born before 1950, weighing under 1400. 1. Pres- ton Bryenton. 2. D. J. Chaisson. 3. Frank Coffin. 4. Joseph Sheehan, Bear River. 5. Louis Malone, Sourls River.

Grand Champion Female. ford Townshcnd.

Get of Sire. 1. Frank Coffin.

Progeny of Dam. 1. Frank Coffin.

Clif-

Horses. Standard Bred

Stallion or Filly foaled rin 1951. 1. Donald Towiishend, Rollo- Bay West.

Cult or Filly fnalcd in 1952. 1. 'Syl. J. MacDonald, Chepstow. 2. D. J. Chaisson. Bear River. 3. Joseph Shecllan. Bear River.

Brood More with foal at side. 1. James MacFhee, Chepstow. 2. Syl. J. MacDonald, Chepstow.

l Foal of 1953. 1. James MacPhec. 2. Syl. J. MacDonald.

Marv or Gelding 4 years or over. 1. Daniel Campbell. Dundas. 2. Joseph Dcveau, Rollo Bay. 3. Dan- iel Burke, Rollo Bay.

Mare oi- Gelding under 4 years. 1. Daniel McRac. Rollo Bay.

Special: Best Carriage Filly or Gelding under 3 years. Syl. J. Mac- Donald.

Palr Draft Horses hitched to truck-wagon. 1. Prestoni Bryentcn. 2. Chester O'Donnell. 3. Frank Cof- fin.

Champion Draft. Mare or Geld- lng any age. Clifford Townshend, Champion. Preston Bryenton. Re- SCl'V('.

Judge - Robert Chappoll. York

Swine

Boar born after Nov. 30. 1952- .1. Elmer Peters. Rollo Bay; 2. lEimer Peters. Rollo Bay; 3. Elmer

Peters, Rollo Bay. -

Baal" born between Dec. 1. 1351 and Nov. 30, 1952 - 1. Frank Mac- Aulny and Sons, Souris Line Road; 2. Frank Collin, Rollo Bay.

Champion Boar , Elmer Pet- crs, Rollo Bay. Sow born after Nov. 30, 1952 - 1. Elmer Peters; 2. Frank MacAulay and sons; 3. Elmer Peters. '

Sow born between Dec. 1, 1951 and Nov. 30, 1962 -l 1. Elmer Pei- ers; 2. Elmer Peters.

Sow born on or before Nov. 30. 1951 - 1. Ernest Underhay, Bay Fortune; 2. Frank MacAulay and Sons.

Champion Sow - Ernest Under- hay.

Market Hogs - Pen 0! 2 Ba- con Hogs - 1. Elmer Peters; 2. Frank Coffin, Rollo Bay West; 3. Elmer Peters. - , 'Single Bacon I-log 1. Elmer Reters; 2. Frank MscAulay and Sons; 3. Elmer Peters.

Champion Bacon Hog of show open to Market-Hogs only - Elm- er Peters.

Best Sow any age - Ernest Underhay.

Best Boar any age - Elmer Peters

Special Prize donated by Mat- thew and Mac.Lean Lid.

Single Bacon type sow under 11 months - 1. Elmer Peters; 2. Frank MacAulisy and sons.

Pen 3 Bacon Hogs - 1. Elmer Peters; 2. Frank Coffin.

Special Prize donated by Frank M'acAulay and Sons

Best Bacon Hog of show open to Market Hogs only - 1. Elmer Pet- cos; 2. Frank Ma.cAulay and sons.

Birts Feed Service Special Chun- plon Boar; Elmer Peters.

Champion sow -- Ernest Under- biw-

Alex Hsmilton, Judge

Roots and Vegetables

6 Table Turnips for table or ex- port trimmed - 1. Russell C. Mills, Annandale; 3. Preston Bry- snton, Rollo Bay; 3. John Dunphy, Chepstow. '

8 Swede turnips for stock - 1. Henry Mallard and Sons. Gcwan Brae; 2. Edwin Reid and son. Rollo Buy; 3. Edwin Reid and Son. Rollo Bay.

6 mangels for stock -- 1. Henry Mallard and Sons: 2. Henry Mallard and sons; 3. Francis sheehan. Bear River.

6 carrots for stock - 1; Adrian Sh-eehan. Bear River; 2. Henry Mallard and Sons; 3. Gerard Sheenan, Bear River.

3 carrots for table uss(- 1. Mrs. Reid Underhay. Bay Fortune; 2. Mrs. Reid Undei-hay. Bay For- tune; 3. Mrs. Harry Dixon. East Baltic.

6 pnrsnips for table use - 1. Mrs. Reid Underiiay. Bay Fortune; 2. Mrs. Reid Underhay, Bay For- tune; 3. Ian Mccregor, East Bal- tic.

6 Beets for table use - 1. Henry Mallard and Sons; 2. Henry Mal- lard and sons; 3. Henry Mallard and sons. ti Onions while or yellow - 1. Mrs. Daniel MeEachern. souris; 2. Mrs. Reid Unclerhay: 3. Mrs. Reid Undsrhay. , ti Tomatoes red for size. smooth-

Lnesssnd perfection-1. Mrs.

THE GUARDIAN.

2. and Daniel Mc.Eiichern.

6 Green tomatoes - 1. Mrs. McEachsm; 3. Mrs. Arthur Dixon, East Baltic.

6 Stalks fodder corn - 1. Ed- win Reid and Son; 2. Edxwln Reid and Son; 2. Edwin Reid and Son: 3. Ray Ching, Black Pond. 3 Cabbage. early -- 1. Mrs. Ro-

bert A. Dixon; 2. Mrs. Arthur Dixon; 3. Mrs. Major Reid, Rollo Bay.

6 Cucumbers fortlable use - 1.

(1 Cockerel and 3 sullen). nay Ching; 2. Henry Mallard and Brent stead; 2. ms. .1. B. Mat-; 1. Ian MOGNKOI. East Ball-KL 3- Sons; 3. Henry Mallard and Sons. thew; 3. Mrs. D. L. Mccormack.

Largest pumpkin or squash by

Mr!- GEOFKB weight -- 1. Alvin Robertson. East old Bulpltt.

Battle; 2. Janet Dixon, East Bal- tic. - Onions, multiplier or potato. natural clumps - 1. Mrs. Major Reid.

Collection table vegetables, pota- toes not included - 1. Mrs. Major Reid; 2. Mrs. Reid Underhsy; 3. Mrs. Eisner L. Fraser.

, 1 qt. shelled beans white or yel- low eye - 1. Mrs. Daniel Mc.Es- chern; 2. Mrs. Daniel McEachern. 1 Peck Potatoes (Irish Cobbler) Seed - 1. Daniel McLean; 2. Rus- sell C. Mms, Annandale; 3. Jose- ph S. MacDonald, Chepstow.

1 Peck Potatoes, Katahdin. Seed - 1. Mrs. Pius Campbell, Dlttle Harbour; 2. Mrs. Pius Campbell, Little Harbour; 3. Joseph S. Mac- Donald. '

1 Peck Potatoes any other var- iety seed - 1. Ian MoGregor; 2. Joseph S. MacDonald; 3. Joseph S. MacDonald.

Bast samples of Seed Potatoes any variety - 1. Mrs. Plus Camp- bell; 2. Ian McGregor.

Judges, Gard-:1n'C. Warren,

Bruce Mc.Laren.

Flowers

Collection Asters 6 blooms - 1. Mrs. C. Roy White, Souris; 2. Ful- ton Underilay, Bay Fortune; 3. Ernest Underhay. Bay Fortune. Collection Dahlias - 1. James Brennan; 2. Mrs. Harold Bulpitt. Cardigan.

Collection Gladiolus - 1. Russell Mills, .Annandale; 2. A. Lcard, Souris.

Collection Nasturtiums - 1. Mrs.

Mrs. G.

J. B. Matthew, Souris; 2. G. A. Lcard; 3. Mrs. Russell Garrett, East Baltic. t

Collection Pan-sies - 1. Mrs. W W. Anderson, St. Peter's Bay; 2. Mrs. Harold Bulpitt.

Collection Roses - 1. G. A. Leard: 2. Mrs. J. B. Matthew; 3. Mrs. Harold Bl1lpll.l..,

Collection Snapdragon - 1. Mrs

W. 'W. Anderson; 2. Mrs. J. B. Matthew; 3. Joan Dixon, East Baltic.

Collection Stocks -- 1. Mrs. W.

W. Anderson; 2. Mrs. Harold Bul- plit; 3. Jean MoGregor. East Bai- tic. Collection Verbena - 1. Mrs. Harold Bulpitt; 2. Mrs. W. W. An- derson; 3. Mrs. J. 13. Matthew. Collection Mrs. W. W. Anderson; 2. Mrs. J B. Mattllew; 3. Mrs. C. Roy White. Collection Phlox, perennial - 1. G. A. Leard; 2. James Brennan; 3. M15. W. W. Anderson. Collection Sweet Peas - 1. Mrs. D. L. Mocormack; 2. Mrs. w. w Anderson; mack.

Mrs. W. W. Anderson; 2. Shir. ley Townshend. Soul-is; 3; Jon; Stewart.

2 Table Bouquet - 1. G. A. Lesrci;

White. Sourls. ,

1. Mrs. J. B. Matthew; 2. Mrs w W. Anderson; 2. Mrs. C. White.

special Prize donated by Est

Gladiolus Spike of Show - Mrs Russell Mills, Bay Fortune. Judges, Gordon C. Warren

Domestic

3. Mrs. Walter Dixon. Mrs. Angus Mccormack.

Cormack; mack.

Johnston. Rollo Bay West; 3. Mrs Colin Dixon.

Mrs. Artie Wright.

3. Margaret Feehan, souris,

Reid; 2. Mrs. Colin Dixon; 3. Mrs Arthur Dixon.

West; 2. Mrs. Colin Dixon: 3. Mrs

Rolls - 1. Mrs. D. L. MacCor- mack: 2. Mrs. D. L. Maccormack; 3. Mrs. Angus Mccormack.

Tea. Biscuits - 1. Mrs. Irving Bnken. Elmira: 2. Mrs. Harry Dix- on: 3. Mrs. J. B. Mclsaac.

Loaf fruit or nut yeast - 1, Mrs. Colin Dixon; 2. Mrs. wgner Dixon; 3. Mrs. D. L. Mecormock.

Loaf, fruit or nut quick bread- 1. Mrs. Russell Ching; 2. Mn, 13, L. Mccorlbsck; 3. Mrs. J. B. Mac- Isaac.

Bran Muffins - 1. Mrs. Harvey Poole; 2. Mrs. Irving Baker; 3,- Mrs. John Wunobertson. Oatmeal Cookies - 1. Mrs. Irv- ing Baker; 2. Mrs. D. L. McCor- mack; 3. Lyla Robertson. Doughnuts - 1. Mrs. Frank Cheverie, Souris; 2. Mrs. D, L, Mccormack; 3. Lyla Robertson. Apple Pie - 1. Mrs. Angus Mg. Cormack; 2. Mrs. Alfred Gallant; 3. Mrs. Leslie Underhay.

Raisin Pie - 1. Mrs. Angus Mc- Cormack; 2. Mrs. D. 1.. Mccor. mack: 3. Mrs. Harvey Poole. Lemon Pie -. 1. Mrs. D. L. Mc- Cormack; 2. Mrs. Angus Mocor. mick: 3. Mrs. Harvey Poole. Mixed Pickles - 1. Mrs. J. B.

Mai.t'.icw: 2. Mrs. waiter Dixon: 3. Mrs. D. L Maccormsek.

Mustard Pickles - 1. Mrs. f. B Msttlletv.

Chow Chow - 1. Mrs. J. B.

Phlox, annual - 1.

3. Mrs. Angus Mccor. Collection Potted Plants - 1.

Mrs. J. B. Matthew; 3. Janis Collection Animal Larkspur -

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W. B. Leard for the champion Bruce McLsren

Dark Fruit Cake -- 1. Mrs. Ma- jor Reid: 2. Mrs. Cabin Dixon;

Lisl-it Fruit Cake - 1. Mrs. Colin Dixon; 2. Mrs. Walter Dixon; 5.

Pound Cake - 1. Mrs. George A. Campbell; 2. Mrs. Angus MC. 3. Mrs. D. L. McCor-

-SDOHII Cake - 1. Mrs. Wilfred Wrfzht. Boilrisi 2. Mrs. Mildred

Chocolate Cake - 1. Mrs. Bruce Stewart: 2. Mrs. Colin Dixon; 3.

Light Cake, iced - 1. Mrs. Cot. in Dixon; 2. Mrs. Walter Dixon,

White Bread - 1. Mrs. Major Whole Wheat or Graham Bread -- 1. Mrs. A. J. MacDonald. Sourts John W. Robertson. East name,

C11'A1(D0'iTETO WN

Matthew; 2. Mrs D. L. McCor- mack: 3. Mrs. Stuart Modregor. Tbmato Catsup - 1. Mrs. D. L. Mocormack.

Mince Meat Pie - 1. Mrs. D. 1.. Mccormack; 2. Mrs. J. B..Mc1saac; 3. Mrs. Angus Mccormack.

Apple Pie - 1. Mrs. Irving Ba-l ker; 2. Mrs. Stewart Macaulay;. 3. Mrs. J. B. Matthew.

Canned Strawberries - 1. Roma Ching; 2. Mrs. Clarence Ching; 3. Mrs. Brent stead.

Canned Raspberries - 1. Mrs.

Canned Cherries - 1. Mrs. Har- Orange Marmalade - 1. Mrs. D.

L. Mccormack; 2.'Mrs. Harvey Poole; 3. Mrs. Major Reid.

Canned Chicken - 1. Mrs. J. B. Maclsaac. Canned Beef -- 1. Mrs. Rus-

sell Garrett: 2. Helen F. Melsaac: 3. Mrs. Reid Underhay.

Canned Pork - 1. Mrs. Russell Ching; 2. Mrs. Elmer L. Fraser; 3. Mrs. Colin Dixon.

Canned Peas - 1. Mrs. Harold Bulpltt; 2. Mrs. Russell Garrett; 3. Mrs. Major Reid.

McGregor; 2. Mrs. Major. Reid; 3.

Mrs. Stuart McGregor.

Home-made soap -- 1. Mrs. Ma-

jor Reid; 2. Mrs. Major Reid; 3.

Mrs. Elmer L. Fraser.

Judges, Mary 1-1. Robin, Maylea Manning ,

Afghan knit or crocheted - 1. Mrs. Harold Buipltt; 2. Mrs. Rus- sell China: 3. Mrs. Warren Aitken. Place Mats embroidered - 1 Nora McLean.

Pillow cases with willie embroi- dery - 1. Mrs. R. C. McLean, souris.