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for the best flock of Suffolk sheep

at Alberton Exhibition yester- day.. The McGrath's took four

in line. for prizes. These three winners are: Prince — Urban Gallant, Ur- banville; Elmer Waugh, Wilmot Valley; Walter Bernard, Free- town. Queens — Stanley Bridge;

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: Cullen, tion this year was of exception- | Midgell; George Hendy, New | foe soni Hundreds of Perth.

The top two pastures in each county are eligible for the yee vincial prizes. The final judg ing, for these. provincial prizes, is being carried out this week. Norman Black, from the Ex-

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THE EXHIBIT of needlework, handicraft, domestic science and flowers at the Alberton exhibi-

people thronged the main ing during the ar evening to-view the hundreds articles on display. The

are shown here.

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top three pastures in each|Rae, Greenvale; Sterling Wood,| perimen ae Farm, So ge The Misses Gillis. MacDonald — Ivan Hardy. ao county, based on certain condi-| Mt. Herbert. MacMillan ‘e™* “* judges and Mountain of the Women’s im previous years was THE KENSINGTON farm fof their many wianers, are shown) mer ‘and “Maidenhill Royal” so tions drawn i H Ki — Ernest Underhay, | this final inspection. Institute division of the depart-|a fine display of hooked rugs.

leading exhibitors in Guernseys| ior grand champion female ‘fore- at the Alberton Exhibition. Two! ground) shown by Bertram Pal-| Douglas Johnston.

33RD EVENT CONTINUES TODAY

went to Mrs. Burton Boates for a shéll broach.

There were a number of en- tries in the novelty class but

its beautiful soft coloring as well as its fine workmanship was a gioral design by Mrs. Wertworth Yeo.

with a difficult task Tuesday afternoon as they judged the exhibits of doméstic stience and handicraft. Additional space pro-

SEE AND HEAR

vided this year for these classes} Quilts of varied designs and| Most were not of an original is still scarcely sufficient to. dis-| cushions of many materials and | type. , play them to good advantage. | types contributed interest and} First place for —istand—views * Entries of domestic science | beauty, as did a number of | went to Mrs. Ivan Hardy and are far in excess of those shown | beautifully kniteed sweaters. Seat tor enagehets ef children to n nu a al e 7 in any previous year. In some] A petit point picture by Verna Mrs. George Wood. sections there were 12 or more| Shea is of beautiful design, de-| 1m warter colors first prize was CFCY-TV entries. The display of canned|licate coloring and fine workman- | warded to Mrs. Milton Small- a < ® fruit and vegetables is outstand- | ship. man for a woodland scene. Mrs. Tt n Patrick C. Martin at 5:50- 5:55 p.m. AST on 20 ing. There were numerous attractive | Smallman also won’ second place al ; : : P- ° ' ; | painting with of Mont ~ | First prize for dark trait cake ee annet sowing and “Pg Kae : a an Bs _ é : hin other forms needlecraft wor- i Eugene Cullen : ca ae. a a ae thy of commendation. The only | went to Mrs. John Foley's rural ALBERTON BUREAU | Murphy. Sow under 16 months: 1. Billy et 10:45-11:00 AST on Au 20 N {iMord Ellis. The Acadia |entry of weaving was a baby’s | autumn scene. OF THE GUARDIAN |, Foal A, Smailman, 32. G.| Morrell. . e p.m. g. frs. Milfo Ellis. cadia . Believed the exhibition | M Sow over % months with Mt Baking Powder Special for loaf| bonnet by Mrs. Fred Leard. R is pleasing to néte the nume- srestedt urphy. ois want ts tive tebe Dail In foam rubber work, a new | ber of entries by boys and girls|in the history of the Alberton Yip er_piing—wnide Gres] ter: 1. Bil Seca, & ieee CFCY-RADIO mt 9h map Rally ang pad psn section this year, first prize|im their special sections. Fair, the 38rd annual event start-| years. 1. H. Profit, 2. Alfred| Hayes. : for tea biscuits. went to | Went to Mrs. Alvin Bell -for »| In number painting prizes went ed yesterday and will continue | Schurman. Robert Campbell prizes in class Patrick C. Martin at 7:25- 7:30 p.m. AST on Aug. 20 |=“ * handbag in pastel blue. to Betty and Sylvia Foley. Mur-jtoday. Over 80 more exhibitors | Filly or gelding under four) 1g: 1. Hudson Pridham, 2. Alder r Y : First prize jewellery, an at-| tay Ellis received a first for his |2re showing than in last year’s | years 1: Herbert MacDonald. | Pridham. \ tractive necklace and earrings | folding plywood table. exhibition and judges believe the Mare or gelding over five _ Hon. Earle MacDonald * of tiny red and erystal beads, Samples of girls’ club work for | Tuality is superior to other pais 2, oan eae © Meee ELLERSLIE at 9:30- 9:45 p.m. AST on Aug. 20 | [e_te work of Mra. Annie | Frat. second and third year were |/Dresiding at the officiel open | Filly, gelding, or stallion w- ; ' : | dwere won by Judy Costain, Mar-|'9€ yesterday afternon, Presid- | der two years 1. Alfred Schur-/ A AJP BIDEFORD CJRW-RADIO ' ° * garet Horne and Vera O’Hallor- °"t Lester Wallace introduced | man. | most inexpensive an, respectively. F the special guests on the stand mane, 1, Ivan Wal-| irs. Bryon Hutchinson ie home ° | and they all spoke briefly. Pre- | lace; reserve, A. ain : ; Dr. R Grant et 6:30- 6:35 p.m AST on Aug. 20 i ; again after being a patient in the ° oy r e e ott. salesman you can ‘ mier A. W. Progeny of Dam 1. H. Prince County Hospital. “~* O'LEARY - lated the directors and manage- | 2, A. Schurman. Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Hon. Earle MacDonald... aaa ment and called on ail Prince) Frask Hardy Speciel Prise, aod son Alvin, Halifax, WS. ae at 9:30- 9:45 p.m. AST on Aug. 20 | g | employ Mr” and Mrs. Ross Strang. O”- See See © Set eae pase et eters 1 visiting friends and” relatives oof. r Leary. : guests, ; Frank McAulduf. ~ - - Inadequate electrical wir GUARDIAN <~ || aauzhier, Miss Doris Strang and|, Mayor Winston Currie of Al | Sit ee eee a foal: 1. Hilton |-,W7:.2% Mrs. George Hayes and Hon. Eugene Cullen ‘ ie thie te Shoewetciand, cle two sone, Herbie and Vernon of|Perton said such fairs had play-| , Brood mare snd foal: 1. Hilton amily were weekend visitors te S . mm. AS on . and dangerous. Let us check j | Toronto, Ont., also a friend Miss E Foal of 1959: 1. Hilton Barnett, at 10:45-11:00 p.m ug. See epee tiga PATRIOT || Joan ext of Toronto. ho Will atry anda balf‘and he wer |2. Wilard Coughin pain wae set a —— en or Se ee ee comed the thousands of visitors | Filly or gelding under four | guests of her parents, Mr. and FREE ESTIMATE WANT AD Mr. LC. Harris and daughter |ig Alberton for the occasion. years: 1. Lester Jenkins, 2. Ken-| Mrs. Ernest MacNevin. Lois, of Gagetown, N.B., is spend-| Senator George H. Barbour | neth Mclsaacs. Mrs. Harold Gillis is visiting CALL NOW ing a couple of weeks visiting hi®/.siq that small farms in this| Filly or gelding under three |her daughter and son-inlaw, Me PHONES 8543.8544 parents, Mr. and Mre. Harry Har- | province were on the way out, as | years: 1. Willard Coughlin, %j|and Mrs. Melvin Hutchineon of PALMER ELECTRIC Phone 8506 ris, Knutsford, and other rela-| he stated that in 1956 there were| Lorne Barnett. Saint John, N.B. She was accom L tives and friends. 700 fewer farms han in 1951. On | panied to Saint John by her Mrs. Pearle MacCallum andthe basis he thought there were DUAL PURPOSE SHORTHORNS | granddaughter Susan Hutchinson, daughters Betty and Donna, re-| probably 1,000 fewer now. | Bull calf born before July 1, | who has spent the past month vis- turned to their home in the Uni-! Other speakers heard briefly 1958: 1. Keith Barrett. iting her grandparents. ted States, after spending some-/included Hon. Eugene Cullen,| Bull, two years and ever: 1 Sincere is extended time visiting at the home of her| minister of agriculture, Walter | Keith Barrett. to the family of the late Mer. sister, Mrs. Albert MacMillan and|R_ Shaw, Progressive Conserva-| Female born after Jan. 1, 1959: | George Robinson, Mt. Pleasant, family, and Mrs. Lewis MacKen-|tive Leader, Dr. O, H. Phillips, 1. Milford Ellis, 2. Keith Barrett. | whose death occurred om Friday. zie and family, Springfield West.|M.P., Fred Ramsay, Prosper Juninor female born after Jan.| Mrs. Elsie Hayes is visiting Messrs Mike Kinch and Joe/ Arsenault, Dr. George cane. 1, 1959: 1.: Keith Barrett, 2.|Mrs. George Walsh and Grace.

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Female born latter half of 1957: 1. and 2. Keith Barrett.

Junior bull: champion, Keith Barrett, reserve, Ralph Adams

Junior heifer: champion, Keith Barrett, reserve, M. Ellis. .

Senior male: champion, Keith Barrett.

Heifer, two years and under, dry: 1. Milford Ellis, 2. Milford Ellis.

Heifer two years and under three in milk: 1. Jomes Mac- Laurin.

Cow, three years dry: 1. Keith Barrett.

Cow, four years dry: 1. Ivan Clark and Son, 2. Darrell Lyle.

Cow, four years in milk: 1. Ivan Clark and Son, 2. Claire MacNeil.

Champion senior female: Ivan Clark and Son; reserve, Keith Barrett.

Group of three: Keith Barrett.

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Junior .gegistered females up to two years, three animals: L Keith Barrett.

Senior herd registered three years or over: Keith Barrett.

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Boar, farrowed in 1959: 1. F.

to Misses Marilyn Williams, Jean Phillips and Maxine Profit, passing their Grade X exams.

itors of their parents, Mr. Mrs. P.M. MacCaull and Mrs. Leith Hayes. They were accom panied home by Misses Carroll MacCaull and Arlene Hayes whe have been spending a week visit- ing them. :

Mrs. Ralph Millar, aecompaa- ied by her mother, Mrs. Mitchell were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Bryan.

Dr. and Mrs. William Burleigh and family, Quebec, are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ara- old Burleigh. ..

Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Millar and family, Hamilton, Ont., are vis- iting their parents, Mr. and Mrs, John MacCaull and Mr. and Mrs, Layton Millar. They were accom.’ panied home by Mr. and Mrs.* George Stakes.

Gnr. Vernon Grant, Gagetowa, N.B. ts spending some time vie iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs, William Grant.

Mr. Roy Williams is home again after being a patient ia the Prince County Hospital.

Miss Kathleen Morrison spent a week recently visiting her bro- ther and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Morrison, Summer-

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F , ee . This special Sow farrowed prior to 1959:/ Mr. and Mrs. Cecil MacLean,

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