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The Central Cali Club Coin-

pt-nion was held at Chiii'lt.tteto'.\1i

in conjunction with the Central S-riiool Full‘, on Friday, gepicin- bri‘ 134th. Cali Fetxliiig Clubs are oimiiizcd under the tlil5])‘t‘t'.s‘ oi the Live Stock Branch, Dept. oi Arriculture. Ottawa, iiiitl the Pro- \'lil(‘l;li Dept. of Auziculiurc. 'l‘h¢ chart-Lives of the tioiinr are to de- velop greater intcrest among young 1iiopcl in cuiiiu: tor, lei-ding and (li"i,l‘i(i]"l the tiiilry coir, and to drielop the piuuclplc oi continuu- ily l)“t‘f3€iili[;‘, The Calf Club‘. are Flllii‘ lscd by L. W. Roper, Cattle F. ilillln oi’ the Dominion Slock Branch, and Stuart Wright. (‘i the Provincial Department of Aiirculturo.

T iii". aptitude which has ‘wen dis- Plitvvd bl’ club members in as- siniiinting and {Likﬂifbllig 1n- struotion and idcit; i-ho profici- 911v!’ which they have gained in “WW Department o1‘ Live Stock fill-uni; the c e n t r a 1 i s in g "W! c tfibiishing oi‘ one breed of cattle in a district; tho en- cviiuragemeut of better founda- tion stock in both fenliilvc. and h?!“ Silva‘. "my be COllni(ii'i'(‘(i as “Plliilnﬁtliltlili! the soundness. of the

Imiiciili” "Dim llviileh the policy is ba ed. Attendanep at, n“. FM,- Wm;

Fiiﬂllei‘ than last _\1~,1l‘, .\1.:ny par- (‘his and visitors from tho (‘ilhivrn “ml “NWT” il-‘l1'i= oi tilt‘ province WW“ i" ni'~'ii~'iillii"f‘. liflllifiliﬂilil- liir; the interenl. which C.ili Club “Wk in creating in the rural dis- taicta.

qiim‘ imDrnvcment is seen in tho m‘ C1“? Work slice the holding oi the first fair in um Several (‘I mt‘ (‘illbs i-ll'0 working in coli- Fedcrni Bull Lililliinir Associations and other mmmutimla which are working f“? tho betlcriment. of thr- in- dusiiﬂv in their respective districts.

The following is ti..- list of “Wmds i" the different sections “"4 breeds: ~

Section 1_ ltein calcs. 1“;- Moiilwsc Alma. Club with m“"‘5 Oivﬂl-‘d by Eric Dunbar Nor- "Wn Hardy and Eldon Barbour.

311d. Montrosc Aunt Club with Baivcu owned by Everett Shea, Jlfk Donald and Ernest Prldham.

Cliiimrion Holstein. calf owned bi‘ Norman Hnrdy_

Reserve Champion owned by

Group of throo Ayr-

Group of three Hol-

Eldon Barbour. Section 2, Shire Calves, _1ﬂt Montnrzue Ayrshire Club “iili oilm owned by Thelma Reid" G\"Tﬂid Tlnnnun, Bold, 2M- Annamiai, nappy Workers Club with cnlvoo owned bv Howard Notion, ?.iary'I. McDonald. Ken- neth Coffin. ' 3rd. Montague Ayrshire Club

with olive: owned by Bertie Lan- Mm. Donald McGregor, Ernest

Lil/c i

Anneiir. 4th. Red Point. Ayrshire Club with calves ovvneil by Eiirl Rob-

ertson, Edna Fraser, Walter Rob- erison.

6th. Happy Workers‘ Alman- dale. with ealvcs owned by Byron Howlett, Leslie Uiiderhay, Eugene MacDonald .

6th. Banner Ayrshire Club calves owned by Ktnneth Ander- son. David midrrstm, Kent Waiye.

7th Goivnn Briie Club, calves owned by William ilouiivtt, Joseph Mallard. lvlai-y ltlnilard,

8th Uiai; Ayirshiro Club calves owned by James McLicd, Harold McLeod. Janie; Robbins,

Champion Aylliilih! (Juli owned by Gerald Lniuiaii, Montague.

Reserve Champion calf owned Kenneth Coffin, Bay Fortune, Happy Workers’ Club.

The stock ill the drove section was very uniform in quality, A number oi tlie=e clubs were re- prooenimd by first y?!" members. who handled their stock exceeding-

ly W911.

Section 3. Group of Three Guemscy Calves

1st. Briickicy‘ Godlcn Guernsey

Club, calves owned by Joyce New- son. Myra Rood. Sterling Rodd.

2nd. Braekley Golden Guernsey Club, calves ou-end by Glen New- son. Alla Promise, Noreen New- son.

3rd. Kcnsinglon Guernstyy Chip. calves owned by Eddie Ponder- izast, Blair MacDonald, Ein: Jur- dine.

4th Kensinutoil Gucrncy Club. calves owned i)\' Laird McDonald. Lowell Clark, Sitiuey Forbes.’

5th. 5t, Raphael Guernsey Club, calves owned by Joliu Richard Ed- mond Poitier, Anna. Marie Aram- llult.

6th. (‘ulcdotfa Guernsey Club. calves owned by Blanche Hume. Wilson MacDonald. Gm Stewart.

7th. Caledonia, Guernsey Club,

calves owned by Elmer Mac- Pherson, Willard McDonald, Lloyd Walker.

Champion Guernsey call by Joyce Newson.

Reserve Champion owned Myra Rodd.

In this srction the $00k was showing wonderful bloom. Two new Guernsey Clubs been organiz- ed this year. itamely Kensiington and Caledonia.

Section 4. Bhorthom calves.

1st. Urbinvlllo shorthorn Club, oalvc: owned by Yvonne Arsenault, Edgar C. Gallant, Fiederick Rich- ord

owned

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Group oi three

8d. Avondalo Shorthom Club. chive, owned by Leo Kenny, Francis whaien, Emmet Ryan

Champion Sliorthorn calf owned by Yvonne Arsenauit-

Reserve Champion, Frederick Richard.

In this section tho entries were not as great hi; la t year. but they were oi’ very god quality.

owned by

Section ‘ i5. Holstein Breeders‘ special Prize for the Chnmplon and Rosorvo Champion Holstein

calf. ohm to o member of n. colt

v

onib or contestant at. the School Fairs:

1st. Norman Hardy. Albﬁrilml. P- m, 1, 2nd, Wendell Miicrlutt. Durnlegw. P. E. l

Section 6. P E- 1'. Avrwilire Brs’ Special Prize for the five best’ grouiis o! three calves from any Ayrshire Club:

1. Montague Club; 2. Happy Workers‘ Club; Ii. Montague Club;

4. Red Point Club; 5. Happy Workers’ Club.

Section 7 P. E. I.-—-Ayrshire Brs’ Special Prize for best in- rllvidual enli. School Fau- calves only eligible:

1, 'l‘helui:i Reid, Victoria Cross; 2. Howard Norton. Anniindule; 3. Ernest Annenr, lciver Montague; 4. Kent, Wnye, St Peter's.

section 8 Special Prize donated by Central Croameries Ltd, Mgr, P. J. Simmons, CililX'i0i[Ct0\Vl'i,—— for the three best daily calves shown by any calf club in the pro- vinoe;

1. Brackley Golden Guernsey Club; 2. Montague Ayrshire Club; 3. Montrose Alma Holstein Ciub;4. Braekley Golden Guernsey Club.

Section 9. Special Prize donated

by J. O. Hyudman, Charlottetown. for the best Shorthorn call‘, open to, clubs and school inir contestant“: i l. Velma liiariiu. llunrer River; 2. Yvonup Arsciuuilt, Urbiuviilc; 3. Irving Boswell, Marsiiiield; 4.‘ Roy Boswell, Milrshtlcld. i

section 10, Special Prize donat- ed by M0020 nud itlelaiod titdi. Charlottcloivii for the cliib incin- her rhowips: 110st i-iuoulttlge oi Showmanship.

l. Kenneth Coffin, Harpy Work- ers‘ Club, Annandale; 2. Thelma Reid, Montague Ayrshire Club; Il. Mary I. McDonald. Harpy Work- ers‘ Club Annrindale; 4 Alt-a Prnrvsc, Brackley Golden Guernsey Club; b. Myra Rod-d, Bruckley

Golden Guernsey Club; 6. Sterl- ing Rodd. Brackley Golden Guci-ncy Club.

(The 6th prize in this section. was donated by Mex=rs C. A;

Archibald and L. W. Roper, on the; last two contestants were ti») The Competition iviis more keen in this clash than any other as there were about geventy competing.

Section ll. Special Prim donat- ed by Prow c Bron, Charlottte- town for judizui: competition, First Year Club members only‘ eligible:

i. Blair MacDonald. Kcnsingtonl Club; 2. Lowell Clark. Kenningtoni 3. Gus Stewart, Calrdonil. Ciub;| 4. Willard MacDonald, Caledonia, Club; 5. Kenneth Collin. Hlppy Workers‘ Club.

Section 12. Special Pine donat- ed by H. J. Kennedy. southpoi-t. for the boy or girl cvhibltini tho best. dairy ciilf. any breed. which has not, won any npcrwii Prize It tli1= Fair iour 25 pound boon Purina Startlua:

l. Gus Stewart, Caionin Club; 2. Eric Dunbar, Moniroso-Aiml

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Club; a. Francis Whiiieii- "m?" 451., cum; 4. Thelma Reid. M011 - ague Club.

The silver Cup donated bythe T_ Eaton Co, Ltd" M-ztritimes Monoton. u. B_. to the team "B" presenting a PrlnﬁyEdh/ard 35mm‘ Club making the hiehenl» m" l“ the Judging Cﬂmpeiiiiliiln» W“ bl’ the Montague Ayrshire Calf Club. with Charles Fraser end Irving cowtm, members of the Wlmlmg team.

The Silver Cup donated by the Royal Bunk of Canada. Char- lottetown, for the dill-mill“! 691!- any breed. owned by ii w" dub member: Miss JOY“ N°ws°ni Braekley Golden Guernsey Club-

Special Prize (“mud bl’ MY- Georgy Richards of the Interna- tional Power and Pﬂlwl‘ 00-. Ltd» Comer Brook. Nlld. for the best ca" m gym dairy class, school fair calves only eligible, was wcm by M155 Myra. Rodd o! Brackley. one of the ymmﬂﬂlt airlii ihvwinli at the Fair.

The following m the cliib WM!“ taking part iii the Judizinz 00m- petitlon. and theu- marks (not including oral examlnﬂUOﬂlI

Club Moi-twill‘? Chg-Ties Irving Cowan. 527 Banner. Peter's, Mercier Mullin,

Fraser, St. Alfred

Lewis 506 . Brackley. Doria Bvymton, Joyce Newison, 481. Monirose, Douglas Hardy. Eldon Barbour, 476. Keuslnizion, Blair MincDoauld, Lowell Clark 430.

Happy Workers, Aunandale, Cath-

‘ leen McDonald. Kenneth ' Coffin

404. Caledonia, Gussle Stewart. Willard McDonald. 378 Uilltl! Sinclair McLeod, John Shaw, 348. Urbinviilp. Edgar C, Gallant, Jos- eph B Gallant, 321. St. Raphael, Amos Richard, John Rlchurd 301.

Four other teams were too late iuriviug to take part in this com- petition. The Montague Club team will reprc ent this province at. the Royal winter Fair at Toronto this year.

Mr. C. A. Archibald of Thu-o. Nova, Scotin. former Live Stock Promoter for that. province. judged all the classes of live stock. He remarked that he was Rreatly im- pros ed with the quality of the exhibits. and also with the manner in which they wiero shown, as well as the sportsmanship oi the ex- hibitors, The Calf Club members \\'t"i‘ﬂ well satisfied with the pinc- iugn. and returned to their homes with rho slogan "A bigger and bet.- tcr fair for infill.”

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