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8 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues, Sept. 29, 1959.
Egmont Bay - Mont Carmel Exhibition Prize Winners
Egmont Bay and Mont Carmel Exhibition prize list is as follows: HORSES
Stallion over two years: 1. Wil- liam Arsenault.
Brood Mare (draft) with foal 1. Fidele Arsenault. ,
Heavy draft, three years and over: 1. Arsene Arsenault; 2. Arsene Arsenault; 3. J. Frank Gallant.
Light drafts, three years and ever: 1. J. Frank Gallant.
Colt, 2 years (draft):1 Sylvere J.F. Arsenault.
Colt, one year (draft): ban Cormier
Brood mare (carriage) having raised a foal: 1. Sylvere J. F. Arsenault: 2. Urbain Cormier.’
Foal, carriage: 1. Urbain Cor- mier; 2. Sylvere J.F. Arsenault.
Mare gelding, fhree years and ever (carriage): 1. Donat Arse- nault.
Brood mare, general pyrpose, with foal: 1. Sylvere J.F, Arse- nault.
Horse, general purpose: 1. Syl-
1. _Ur-
vere J.F. Arsenault; 2. Arsene Arsenault Foal, general purpose: 1. Syl-
vere J.F. Arsenault.
Champion mare or ,gelding, three years or over: 1, Sylvere J. F, Arsenault.
Best show _horse on ground: 1. Svlvere J.F. Arsenault PULLING CONTEST
Double Team: 1. J.F. Gallant.
Single Team: IH. Arsene Arse-| pault.
Best prepared harness: 1, J.F. Gallant. i
Best teamster: 1. Arsine Arse-; nault.
CATTLE
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Bull, one year, registered: 1.
Glorice Cormier.
Junior’ male championship: 1. Glorice. Cormier.
Junior heifer calf, ‘born after 1959,-- registered or 1. Norbert McKinnon; 2.
ade: * 3. Norbert
Joseph E. Gallant; MacKinnon. Artificial bred heifer calf: Norbert McKinnon. Senior calf, born after Octob- | er 1st., 1958 to April Ist., 1959, registered or grade: 1. Gail Mac-| Lean; 2. Allan Forbes; 3. Alyre| Cormier. « Heifer one year. grade: 1. Syl- vere J.F. Arsenault: 2. Forbes; 3. Glorice Cormier... Heifer, one year, registered: 2. Sylvere—J
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Cockerel: 1. Mrs. Camille D.| Carrots ‘Long 2. Met Arsenault. Irinie Maddix; 2. Mrs. Cyr Gal- Chicken, Light Sussex, one|jant; 3. Oyrus A. Gallant. 1. Ivan Clark and Son. t : 1. Mrs. Camille D.| Carrots ‘Half long): 1. Mrs. Cow two years and over: 1, A. | Arsenault. Irenee Maddix; 2. Mrs. Cyr Gal-
S.. Johnson and Son; 2. Iwan Clark and Son; 3. A.S. Johnson
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Championship female: 1. vere JF. Arsenault. Jnard. ‘ tien Bernard. sin M Intermediate: 1. Syl-| Squash vegetable marrow: . ULTRY vere J#+-Arsenault; 2. Mrs. Avis|Mrs. Anne Marie ane t
ens, Plymouth Rock: 1. Ed- Arsenault; 3. Irinie Maddf&. Glorice Cormier. mond Bernard. Mangiles, any other variety: 1.| Squash, any other variety: -
Chicken, Plymouth Rocks: one|Sylvere J.F. Arsenault.
lant; 3. Mrs. Emilien Bernard.
Hampshire, one Hen: 1. Alyre Cormier; 2. Alyre Cormier. -
Beets, long: 1. Mrs. Cyr Gal-
Mrs. Anne Marie Arsenault; 2.
and Son. Hybred Chicken, one pullet: 1 lant; 2. Glorice Cormier. Marie Arsenault; 3. Cyrus A. Steer under one year: 1. A. 8. | Mrs. Camille D. Beets (Turnips): 1. Mrs. Anne | Gallant. aoe Cen a Me ented aes | URS Steer, d 1. Mrs. Camille D. Arsenault. ix.; 3. J.Francis Gallant. - 1. Mrs. Frank ’ Ao- der two sears. 1 Ivan Clark ang|_Pen, three Pullets, Hybrid: i.| Cabbage, Flat Dutch: 1. Mrs.|coin; 2 Mrs. Gus P-A. Arsenault. Se ae Mrs. Camille D. Arsenault. Gus P.A. Arsenault. Foliage Plants: 1. Mrs. Sylvere Steer under one year: 1. ats. |-1¢® cess, colored: — 1. Aue Cabbage, Oxhart: 1. Mrs. Gus|J F. Arsenault; 2. Mrs. Gus P. A. Johnson and Son: 2. Ivan a im Cormier; 2..Mrs. Edmond Ber-|P.A. Arsenault. Arsenault 4 nd Son; 3. Ivan Baglole. nard. Cabbage, BallHead;1 . Mirs.| Flowering Plants: 1. Mrs. Don- a an gl . GRAIN. Gus P.A. Arsenault; 2. Joseph P.! a¢ Arsenault; 2. Mrs. Cyrus P. GUERNSEY Wheat Regent: 1. Camille D. ca 3. Glorice Cor-|Gailant; 3. Mrs. Antoine Ber- Junior Heife If, born after | Arsenault. : nard. April Ist., 1959, registered or| Wheat any other variety: 1. tT 1. Mrs. Gus P.A.|"Giadiolus: 1. Mrs. Gus P.A. grade: 1. Joseph E. Gallant. Glorice Cormier. — ake eS _ _ |Ansenault; 2. Mrs. Cyrus A. Gal- Artificial bred junior Heifer; Oats white, any other variety, nions, grown from seed: 1. lant. . ? calf: 1. Joseph E. Gallant: 2 hamed: 1. Camille D. Arsenault; Mrs. Gus P.A. Arsenault ; 2. Cry- ee = : : us A. Gallant; 3. Glorice Cormier.
Joseph E. Gallant.
Senior Heifer calf, born after October Ist., 1958 to April 1st., 1959, registered or grade: 1. Jos.
over: 1. Joseph E. Gallant: 2. Jos- |
eph E. Gallant; 3. Irinie asl nault. Cow, registered. three years
Senior female championship: 1. Joseph E. Gallant.
Grand champion female: 1. |Joseph ¥. Gallant.
Group of three: Cow, Heifer, ‘two years and Heifer, one year or Heifer calf: 1. Joseph E. Gallant.
se Bed nnip (Guerm| aault; 2. Cyrus A. Gallant; 3. Jos- 3. Mrs. Avis Arsenault. ’ eph P.H. Arsenault. | CUCUMBERS, TABLE USE: 1. JERSEY Corn Fodder: 1. Syivere J.F. Irinie Maddix: 2° Mrs Junior Heifer calf, ‘born after Arsenault: Irenée Maddix; _ 3. ‘Richard; 3. Mrs. Avis Arsenault April 1st., 1959, registered or Cyrus P. Gallant. | Cucumbers, seed: 1. Mrs. John grade: 1. Edmond Bernard; 2.' Wheat Sheaf. hand picked: 1.! Gallant: 2. Mrs. Cyr Gallant:.3 | Albenie V. Arsenault. |Glorice Cormier. ‘Cyrus A. Gallant. — ae Senior Heifer ‘calf, born after| Wheat, sheaf, from binder: 1. ‘Parsnip: 1. Mrs. Emilien Ber- October 1st., 1958, to April 1st.,|Glerice Cormier; 2. Edmond
1959, registered or grade: 1. Jos-| Bernard: 3. Camille D. Arsenault
eph E. Gallant; 2. Albenie v.| Oat Sheaf black: 1. Gorice Arsenault. | Cormier : Artificial bred senior Heifer | Oat Sheaf, white: 1. Glorice calf: 1. Joseph E. Gallant. | Cormier.
Heifer, two years, grade: 1. Al-| Oat, sheaf, white, from binder:
1. Allan Forbes; 2. Syl FF. i
Arsenault: 3. Allan Forbes. j
Heifer two years, grade: 1. 1, Emilen Bernard; 2. Jerry E. Gallant; 3. Albenie V.
Heifer two years, registered: 1 Jerry E. Gallant: 2. Svivere J. F. Arsenault: 3. Allan Forbes. |
Junior Female Championship: 1. Emilien Bernard; 2. Gail Mc- | Lean.
Cow registered or grade under three vears: 1. Glerice Cormier | Alyre Cormier; 3, Irene Arse- | nault.
Cow, over:
1. Jerry E. Gallant; 2. Alyre Cormier: 3. Amedie C. Arsenault
Cow, registered three years and 2. Syl-
grade three years and
over: 1. Glorice Cormier; 2 vere J.F. Arsenault; 3. Sylvere J.F. Arsenault Senior female champion: \1. Glorice Cormier; 2. Jerry E. Gal- lant; 3. Sy!vere J. F. Ars enault | Grand Chzempien female: 1.! Glorice Cormier Group of three, cow, heifer,
two years and Heifer one vear or, Heifer calf, registered or grade: 1, Glorice’ Cormier; 2. Syivere| J. F. Arsenault; 3. Jerry E. Gal-| lant.
Grand Champion female: Glorie Cermier
AYSHTRE
Jumor. Heifer calf born after} April ist. i959 registered or} grade: 1. Albenie V. Arsenault; 2. Edmond Bernard; 3.: Arsene! E. Arsenault
Artificial bred Edmond. Bernard
Senior Heifer calf, born after October ist.. 1958 to April Ist., | 1959, registered or grade: 1. Al- benie V. Arsenault.
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jumor calf: 1.
Heifer, one year, grade: 1. Al- benie V. Arsenault; 2. Edmond Bernard.
Heifer, two vears, grade: 1. Al-| benie V, Arsenault.
Junior female champion: 1. Al- benie V. Arsenault.
Cow, grade, three vears and over: 1. Irinie Arsenault; 2. - mond Bernard; 3. Edmon |
mard, - vey
Cow, ‘registered, three years and over: 1. Edmond Bernard.
Senior female championship: Trenie V.. Arsenault
Grand champion, female: 1. ir- fmie Arsenault.
Group of three. cow. Heifer, two years old and Heifer, one vear old or Heifer calf: leeed- mond Bernard
Senior championship 1. Trinie, Arsenault
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Bull calf, registered or eligible:
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Rul]. one vear. registered: 1. Edmond C. Gallant. | Junior male Championship: 1.
Ivan Clark and Son.
Junior Heifer. calf, born after
April itst., 1959, registered or grade: 1 Ivan Clark and Son; 2nd Edmond C. Gallant: 3. Ivan Clark and Son. : Senior Heifer calf, born after October Ist.. 1958 te April Ist.,
1959, registered or grade: 4. Dar- rell Lyle; 2.-Edmond C. Gallant; 3. Edmond C. Gallant.
Heifer, one vear, grade: 1. Ed- mond. C. Gallant; 2, Edmond C. Gallant.
Heifer calf. one year, regidger- ed: 1. Ivan Clark and Son: ud- mond C. Gallant; 3. Edmofid @. Gallant.
Junior female championship: 1. Derrell Lyle. ™ ;
Brice grade, two years and
+ 4, Edmond C. Gallant; 2. A. | 8 J Johnson and Son. registered, ‘three — years | on. Cart and Son: 2. Ed-
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Arsenault’ Ram. two vears and over:
nault: 2. os Gallant
Ram lamb: Henry Wedge; 2. Svivere neice
Aged Ewe: 1. Henry Wedge; 2. Sylvere Arsenault; 3. Irinie | | Maddix.
Shearling Ewe: 1. J. Frank} |Gallarit; 2. Sylwere Arsenault; 3.
jone breeding Ewe and two Ewe lambs:
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| female:
| Arsenault;
benie V. Arsenault.: 1. Glorice Cormier; 2. Edmond
Cow, grade, three years and Bernard; 3. Camille D. Arsenault. over: 1. Joseph E: Arsenault; 2.) Barley. sheaf, hand picked: 1.
Albenie V.- Arsenault. Glorice Cormier.
Senior female: championship: _ Barley Sheaf- from ‘binder: 1. 1. Joseph E. Gallant. |Glorice Cormier.
Group of three: Cow, Heifer,; ROOTS AND VEGETABLES two-yvears and Heifer. one year, Potatoes Irish Cobbler, 1. Ire- or Heifer calf. registered or nee Arsenault; 2. Edmond—Ber- grade: 1. Albenie V: Arsenault. , nard.
Potatoes. Green Mountains: 1.
SHEEP Emilien Bernard. SUFFOLK, OXFORD, SHROP | potatoes. Sabago: ‘1. Emilien SHIRE ‘Bernard; 2. Edmond Bernard: 3.
;Edmond Bernard: 2. Alyre Cor-'
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Ram, yearling: 1. Henry Wed- | arsenault it fell to earth | know nat where!” rh wien. 4: Wed | Potatoes, Rose Type,; any var-
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|2. Glorice Cormier; 3. Sylvere J. F. Arsenault. and over: 1. Joseph E. Gallant. owe Seed:
Mrs. Gus P.A. Arsenault; ice Cormier: 3. Mrs. Cyr Gallant.; mon B. Gallant;
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purposes: Svivere J.F. Arsenault;
Batley, two rowed: 1, Glorice Cormier. Peas, any variety: 1. Glorice
Irinie Maddix; mier; 3. Mrs. Emilien Bernard. Eschalots: 1. J. Frank Gallant;
Timothy Seed: 1. Alyre Cormier | Mrs. Emilien Bernard. Tomatoes for Preserves:
Cyrus A. Gallant; 1. Glorice Cor- | Mier.
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Collection of Garden seeds: 2. Glor-|
J. Frank Gal-; Richard; - 3. Mrs. 3. Mrs. | tard. | Pumpkin, Green: 1.
Avis Arse- Gallant; 2
Corn, garden: 1. 2. Cyrus A. Gallant;
Sweet Corn: 1. Mrs
Onions, white or yellow: 1. Mrs. 2. Glorice Cor-
2. Glorice Cor-.
Garlic: 1. Mrs. Gus P.A. Arse-|
Glorice Antonin Ber-
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h E. Gallant. Cormier. Mr. ercy Vey, were *P artificial bred. senior Hefer| Beams, white: 1. Mrs. J.P. Arse- 2. tim, Jenn Getent, her Seeds Bie eek Mrs, Charl- af: 2 E. Gall nault. Eschalots, white singles: 1. | Cc Haliburt nd Haile, oseph E. ae J Beans, colored: 1. Mrs, J.p.|/Mrs. Emilien Bernard: 2. Cyrus |°5 a te Wedl . n we © Cola at Arsenault. |D. Arsenault; 3. Mrs. Cyr Gallant | Miecis oo saad 3 éiiclons Cow. three years and under,’ Beams, yellow eyed: 1. J. Frank} Tomatoes, Red: 1. Mrs. Til-| jhot chicken dinner which was Gallant; 2. Mrs* Cyr Gallant. |mon B. Gallant; 2. Mrs. Camille registered or grade: 1. Joseph E. | [really enjoyed. Gallant. Beans, pea: 1. Mrs. Josephine |D. Arsenault; 3. Mrs. Cyr gallant} Cow, grade, three years |Getemt; &. Mrs. Cre Gallant; 3.| Tomatoes, ene & Garce| Mr. Bayfield Ellis, Charlotte
town, spent a few days, visiting | his daughter, and son-in-law, Dr and Mrs. Bill MacMurdo. O’-, Leary, and brother Mr. Clifford | Ellis and Mrs. Ellis.~
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Ewe Jamb, breeding purposes: i. Henry Wedge; 2. J. Frank Gal- iJant; 3. Sylvere Arsenault.
Flock consisting of- one ram,
1. Henry Wedge; 2. Syl- vere Arsenault; 3. J. Frank Gallant.
Four Market Lambs: 1. Emilien Bernard; 2. Henry Wedge; 3. Ed- mond Bernard.
Two market lambs: 1. Edmond Bernard; 2. Emilien Bernard; 3. Emilien Bernard.
Champion Ram: | Bernard.
Champion Ewe: 1, Henry Wed- ge.
Champion Market Emilien_ Bernard.
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Best sheep in show (male or 1. Henry Wedge.
SWINE
Boar, born prior January Ist., | 1959: 1. Adrien Arsenault. |
Yorkshire sow having raised a} litter this year: 1. Sylvere J.F. Arsenault. \
Aged Sow, grade, having rais- ed a litter this year: 1. Irenee 2. Adrien Arsenault.
Brood Sow with litter, grade, not less than eight: 1. Kmilien Bernard; 2. Tilmon B. Gallant.
Litter of young pigs. not less than eight: 1. Tilmon B:; Gallant; 2. Emilien Bernard.
Year old.Sow, born on or after December Ist., 1957 to November th.. 1958: 1. Edmond Bernard; 2. MAmedee C. Arsenault.
Year old Sow, born on or after December Ist., 1958: 1. Camille D. Arsenault. oo
Single. bacon hog:” 1 Maddix: 2. Amidie Arsenault; Adrien Arsenault
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Mrs Lucy Macintosh of the U. S. A. returned to her home af- ter spending the past: "ew weeks, visiting her sister, Mrs. Robert L. England and family.
Mrs. Georgie Millenore return- ed to her home in Boston after — spending some time visiting her sister, Mrs. Harriet Macisaac, Glenwood.
Rev. J. Y. Garrett, pastor of- | the West Point and Alberton Pres- b as appointed,
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On Sunday morning the Bap- tist Rally Day service was held in the Springfield West Baptist Church theme: “We Learn That We May Teach,” Written by Rev. and Mrs. Alvin Keeler Vernon, Ont., and prepared by the Committee on Christian Edu- cation for the Baptist Federation of Canada. Mr Ray Shaw, Sup- erintendent of the Sunday. School presided. The address was given
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Grif-|Prison Chaplain for Prince Ed- fin had as their guests for the! ward Island.
The regular meeting of the O’-
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fourth year, Vera O'Halloran. Missionary Society was held in
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