. ltngtl: Bacon log 1. Preston uixoo: a. sun. moon naaar. Two Mimon Friday. Sept. 16. 1955 The Guardian Plje 11 , . o - 0 Bryen n. - Lakeville. ' '. -:-r-m-- :r- rm - o u r I s E X h ' 5 ' T ' 0 " ..:i::'' ..:::::.w::...:::::.:..:::; Ford V4 s

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Bryenlon.

Special Prize donated by Mat- thew and MICLCII1 Ltd 1. Mac- Cormack Bros.. St. George's: 2. Maccormack Bi:os.. St. George's.

Mrs. William Baker. Lakevllle; 3.

Mrs. William Baker Lakeville. Quilt Applique crib size cotton

1. Mrs. George S. MacDonald; 2.

urther Prize List

. S 13525 and over dry: lat. and and. Ernest W555 1 "9 Underhay; 3rd. Edison Rose.

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ATTENTION FARMERS

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5'”'"md Bled sliliglliggdaciyififiahf Jets” " Guernsey 0” 3 y"' Pen of 3 Bacon Hogs Preston Mrs. Charles La Vie, Souris. Tfsrnlafd .f,"gj,',f' ism, ,,.i1,,e,.mm'! 9" mg-irznenry End otvegnggrlxgk-1 lu' um um B"3"""””- 1108- I11 W001 home made win the motorlborea silver plate mark-l C . "1" ' ' so 5 - , th 1. r d: sis: M M 1- ir-vi F”"”” S ' lily. Canada Packers Special 1. and 3'93": 2' M” A""'” A" '""' ' sine in May of 1932. beginning in” . Percheron or Shire Gel 01 Sire? 159 ind 335- IN?” 2. MacConnack Bros. v D""5 MacM”h””' what is now an industry-wide treudi Urulmldla Nell Ross. Fortune Underhay. Birt's Feed Service Special 1. R118 W005 I885. 1- MfS- CI” Mr. W. F. Tyson. manager all ”m"" Reg Progeny of Dam' Ernest Under and 2. Maccormack Bros Mcvane. Elmira; 2, Mrs. Aubre! the engini plant. joined with planti 'i;'lil.,,l Ma,-L-'3 yrs. or over Reg.: hay, I Judge: Alrnon Boswall. Aigkcn. R h d employees in observing the com-I

f l 1! ton. ; Ceneflf U8 01118 ma 9 any pletion of the unit and pointed to ' W: we or

ken: 2. Mrs. Colin Dixon.

" - lic affirmation of its faith in ,,,....n Bryentong . , Senior group of 8 lemales- Afghan Knit or crochetcd- 1. Nurm Ru 1. wumd W” M; Dub , . . ' W... More with"hcrBfual. 2:: Ernest Undemay. g Mm warren Aukeng Rollo Bay 2' Mrs. ywbrgy Amen. K gilileipcompaiiys engineering leader rank (0"'P' R” 0 soar); std He”-"9"d 3"" "H" 3': 5 and w95'- - D00,-.mai any material 1, Mrs ' ggjgnww : ""””" Mc('imvm' z iii is and 3” L'J' 3”" "G S" ' . T” C”''' "””"”'ed " '2 M”: John w. Robertson: 2. Mrs. Auh- iusronic MINE ': eler cunwax New. GI fur; wk Hereford sun 2 yr” and oven 9- L: M”C"m”k' -slums; 2' rey Aitken. The first permanent gold camiw i i Drall I031 "f. .1955'MsGllll ta - Lem! Townsheni . - M'5' Jam” Bennem F”"""' Judges: Maylea Manning. Bar- in northern Ontario was establish:-ri "mu 2nd. William c VI" 3'. Champion Hereford Bull. Leitli Bridge. . g ban wmdside -t Porcupine in 1912 ll. Puicr C0"W”y.' T0W"5he"d- p Tea Cloth embroidered with 4 i ' '. " llriill mly or sildms und0r3Y'5-i Hereford Heifer call: LJ. Buell aerviettes 1. Mrs. R. c. Maclseaii. : mclill llccormack. New Zealand. mg son. Souris: 2-. Mrs. Clinton Stewart. - I

Hereford Heifer yearling: 1st. and 2nd. L.J. Bucll and Son. Hereford Heifer 2 yra.: ist. and 2nd. L.J. Bueil and Son.

p,-,.ii Mare or Gcldllll 4 W5. 01' .-or l.-.1. Clifford Townshend: 2nd. 3.-1 wliitc.: 3rd. Henry Mallard: Iienry Mallard.

Klngsboro. Place mats crocheted rectangul- ar set of 4 with Ceotreplece- 1.

WWW OF smm PARK Huge Discounts on Tractors & Implements - New & Used

Mrs. Wilfred Wright. Souris.

mllfilt or Golding for general pur Hereford Heifer 3 yrs. and Weft Dailies-crocheted set of 5 match-

....- Isl. Alvah Ching: 2nd. D-J- 1st. and 2nd. and 3rd. L.J. Buell 15., patterns ggggrtgd sink 1, I

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--II Taylor. emnc amnion: - - U6 W. Robertson. Kingsboro. : - - ' . . ,- .;,i;v”r man Horses Mares or and Son. Pillow Cues with white em Residents of the Village of Spring Park whose laxe. .

Get of Sire: 1st.. 2nd. and 3rd. L.J. Buell and Son.

Progeny of Dam: L. J. Buell and Son.

Shorthorn Bull 2 yrs. and over:

broldm. p,i,... 1- Mm Gemge 5, are in arrears are advised that between the 1st and 3151 i Macljonald. Kmssboro, of October 1955, a list of the defaulting ratepayers, with

Pair Pillow cases with colored . . . . . embmide,yg1. Mrs. George 5. their addiesses and amounts of taxes due will be publish-i

MacDonald: 2. Mrs. R. C. Mac-T ed once each week for three weeks in this newspaper, and

Up to S800 off Regular Price:

llnzltlsler Mare or Gelding shown

' .irr.sey or Guernsey Cow I yrs.

I s . . nuiillillldilfffie:2n1i?l:10::;1:' Milliifefglctl EdShc.3m1h:herTielfer calf: 1st. and I1f,::id.3' M” Gem” st Mwifurther that within two weeks of the last publication the " 1.lVe fl j. ,2 rd. Earl White. Mm gr -Gem” mid. Edwin Peters. Cushion. Punchwork original dc- village clerk will apply fo the Magistrate for the County v :-

Cimmpion Draft

ny age: Preston BrYenl0l1- Robert Chappell. Judge. 1l'l"l'Ll:I

l-iolslcin Bull calf; ist. Charles .lcDonald: 2nd. Fred Coffin.

llolslin Bull 2 yrs. old and over: 'l'C(l Coffin.

Ilulslcin Heifer Coll (Junior): in iilld 2nd. Fred Coffin; 3rd. Leo llrirllonald.

llulslcin Heifer Calf (Senior): isi Charles MacDonald; 2nd. Fred iuiiiiii: .'lrd. Howard McGllllvray: lih Doreen McCormack. lliilslvln Heifer yearling (Jun- iuw Isl. Fred Coffin. ilnlsirin Heifer yearling (Senior): lkl. and 2nd. Charles McDonald: 3rd. Fred Coffin. llulslcin Heifer 2 yrs. dry or in milk. lst. Charles McDonald: 2nd. Frcil Coffin: 3rd. Charles McDonald liolslrin Cow 3 yrs. old: Charles lloliiinald.

Hrilslclll (Tow 4 yrs. div Fred Coffin.

Holstein Cow 4 yrs. and over in milk: lsl. and 2nd. Charles Mc- lloniilrl. 3rd. Fred Coffin.

Ilnisii-in Female Champion: Flizirlcs MacDonald.

licl of sire: 1st. Fred Coffin; lml Charles MacDonald; Ird. (lizu-Ice MacDonald.

Piuigriiy of Dam: 1st. and 2nd. ilmi-lcs Mcllonaldc 3rd. Fred Cof- iiii.

..uninr group of 3 females: lat. Fred Coffin: 2nd. Charles Mc- llniialil.

hvumr I-'W”P of 3 females: 1st.

('li.'ii'lcs ML'Di)nald: 2nd. Fred Cof- fiii.

iilWl llulslcin Cow with calf at wli: Charles McDonald.

R. A. Profitt, Judge.

Aiiwliii-e Bull. Calf: lat. Robert ll'hllf': 2nd. Henry Mallard.

l.l'l'slllI'e Bull yearling: lst. John

I soincisand Sons St. Georges; imi Wallace Mclsaac; ard. Brent ill-ad and Son.

lyi-shire Bull 2 yrs. old and over: Erin-ii Reid and Son; Ind. Brent '-mill and Son: 3rd. John Glllls.

Cliiiiiipibn Ayrshire Bull: Edwin l('i(l and Son. iii-slili-rs Heifer Calf fJuniorl; xi. Edwin Reid and Son: 2nd. Rrcni Stead and Son: 3rd. Robert ihiio: 4th. Brent Stead and Son. Ari-sliire Heifer Calf (Senior): Kl. Brent Stead and Son; 2nd. F.rluiii Reid and Son; 3111. Brent iiriiil and Son. -iiixliire Heifer yearling (Junior Io limit stead and Son: znd. liiluiii Reid and Son: xrd. Henry Vii”-9lIt(l and Sons: 4th. Henry lll.'-Ilarrl and Sons.

.-iirsiiire Heifer yearling (Senlorl in Edwin Reid and Son: and. train Stead and Son: 3rd. Robert i Wllllft.

.1lI'SlllfP Heifers 2 yrs. old: 1st. iiiinin Reid and Son; 2nd. Robert inilc: flrd. Robert White: 4th. lrmii Stead and Son.

-Mislilre Cow 3 yrs. old dry: lst. limit Slcad and Son: 2nd. Brent Head and song '

A.li'sliire Cow 4 yrs. and over lfl. Brent Stead and Son; -ml. lndwin Reid and Son; 3rd. iDllI'l Mallard. iii-siiire Cow 4 yrs. and over in fills Isl. Edwin Reid and Son. lvinaio Champion: Brent Stead mil son ifiiilynl so-r: lst. Edwin Reid and ;'"l llirl Robert White: 3rd. Edwin Ml and Son. .”""m.v oi Dam: lat. Brent j.'ffg" and Son: 2nd. and 3rd. wlhilikii Rcld and Son: 4th. Robert

..("'l'g!"0r group of 3 females: 1st.

dd!" Reid and Son: 2nd. Brent 'l Ind Son.

E:m'ir group of 3 females: lst. d Reid and Son; Ind. Brent ” and Son: ai-ii. Robert wiiiie.

s""" tray donated by Canad- lllt of

Comme ;':'b"5' dill? cow in milk or half

bread: Charla McDonald. ivu.

Souris R w. .A Judge. Or Call:

and over

L. "mav or a meat Underhay. -"fray or Guernsey Heifer year- U I lsr. and int. and Id. Ernest ntlerhny.

Jersey or Guernsey Heifer 2 yrs:

Shorthorn Heifer Yearling: lst.

and 2nd. Edwin Peters: 3rd. Cliff-

ord McDonald.

Shorthorn Heifer 2 yrs.: Edwin

Peters.

Shorthorn Heifer 3 yrs. and over:

Edwin Peters.

Female Champion: Edwin Peters

Get of Sire: Edwin Peters.

Progeny of Dam: Edwin Peters. Fulton Sanderson, Judge.

SHEEP

Cheviot Ram Lamb born in 1955 1. Reid Underhay. Bay Fortune; 2. Bernard MacAulay. Souris Line Road; 3. Reid Underhay. Cheviot Ram born in 1954 1. Rled Underhay; 2. Jenkins Bros., Annandale.

Cheviot Ram born before Jan. 1, 1954 1. Russell Buell. Abney Lot 64; 2. Bernard MacAulay; 3. Chest- er O'Donnell. Souris River. Champion Ram. Russell Bucll. Cheviot Ewe Lamb, 1. Reid Underhay; 2. Reid Underhay: 3. Chester O'Donnell; 4. Alden Mac- Laren. Brudenell.

Cheviot Shearling Ewe born in 1954 1. Reid Underliay: 2. Reid Underhay: 3. Alden MacLaren; 4. Chester O'Donnell.

Champion Ewe Reg. Reid

Champion Ewe-Grade Reid Underhay. Underhay.

Cheviot Flock 1. Reid Under-

hay: 2. Bernard MacAulay; Chester O'Donnell.

Oxford or Shropshire Ram Lamb born in 1955 1. Howard Norton. Annandale: 2. Ernest Underhay. Bay Fortune: 3. Ernest Underhay. Bay Fortune.

Oxford or Shropshire Ram born in 1954, 1. Howard Norton. 2. Ernest Underliay; 8. Hell Roal. Fortune Head. Oxford or Shropshire iRam born before Jan. 1, 1954 1. Howard Norton; 2. Ernest Underhay: 8. Preston Bryenton.

Champion Ram, Howard Norton.

Oxford or Shropshire Ewe Lamb - 1. Ernest Underhay; 2. Howard Norton; :1. Ernest Underhay.

Oxford or Shropshire Shoarllng Ewe born in 1954 1. Ernest Underhay; 2. Ernest Underhay: 3. Howard Norton; '4. Howard Norton; 5. Ernest Underhay. Champion Ewe Reg. Ernest Underhay.

Champions Ewe grade. Preston Bryenton. . Oxford or Shropshire Flock 1. Ernest Underhay: 2. Howard Hor- ton: 3. Preston Bryenton.

Pen of 4 market lambs -1. Ernest Underhay: 2. Preston Bry- enton: 3. Alden MacLaren; 4. Chester O'Donnell.

Single Market Lamb 1. Alden Maclsaren; 2. Neil Ross; 2. Neil Ross; 4. Chester O'Donnell; 5. Jenkins Bros.

Champion Market Lamb of Show Alden MacLaren.

Best shearling Ram. Norton.

Best Shearling Ewe. Underhay.

Champion Ewe of showErnest Underhay.

Champions Rain of Show. 110- ward Norton.

Judge: Almon Boswell.

SWINE

Reg. Yorkshire Boar fsrrowed before Jan. 1. 1965 1. MAC-

Howard

Braut

slgn- 1. Helen MacMahon, Farm- ington; 2. Helen MacMahon, Farm- ington: 3. Mrs. John W. Robert- son.

Sofa Cushion Knit or crochetedw 1. Mrs. George S. MacDonald. Sofa Cushion cmbroidered- 1. Mrs. George S. MacDonald; 2. Mrs. James Bennett: 3. Mrs Claude MacKcnzle, Bay Fortune. Sample Tatting- 1. Mrs. Walter Whltty. Farmington: 2. Mrs. Stewart MacAulay, Souris. Sample Lace Ls cheted 1. Mrs. John W. Robertson; 2. Mrs. Wal Whitty: 3. Mrs. John W. Robert- son

Sample of Lacc knittcde 1. Mrs. Allan Robertson; 2. Mrs. George S. MacDonald; 3. Mrs. Walter Whitty.

Cut work white worked in white any article-- 1. Mudgie Hugh:-r

Souris West: 2. Mrs. George S MacDonald : 3. Mrs. George S MacDonald.

Runner white or colored- Mrs. George S. MacDonald: Mrs. James Bennett: 3. Mrs. B. Lcard.

Hematltching any arlicle- Mrs. George S. MacDonald.

Shopping Bay handmade- 1. Nora MacLean, Souris: 2. Mrs. George S. MacDonald: 3. Mrs. D. L. Maccormack.

Kitchen Apron- 1. Mrs. Elmer Fraser. South Lake: 2. Mrs. Wil- liam Ching. Red Point: 3. Mrs. Helen F. Maclsaac. Souris Line Road.

House dress cotton Mrs. Elmer Fraser; 2. Mrs. Irving Baker. Lakevllle: 3. Mrs. Walter Dixon. East Baltic.

Afternoon Dress any material 1. Mrs. Elmer Fraser: 2. Mrs, Howard Paquet. Souris; 3. Mrs.

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Walter Dixon. Cotton Dress Child's 1. Mrs. Irvins Baker; 2. Mrs. Walter

Dixon: 3. Mrs. Howard Paquet.

Pyjamas cotton men or women's tailored styles 1. Mrs. Elmer Fraser; 2. Mrs. Walter Dixon.

Shell Work 1. Nora MacLean; 2. Mrs. George S. MacDonald.

Cross Stitch on Linen unframed

1. Mrs. George S. MacDonald: 2. Mrs. George S. MacDonald; 3. Mrs. Walter Whitty.

Needlepoint chair seat or foot stool or other article, 1. Mrs, George I. MacDonald; 2. Lyla Robertson. Klngsboro.

Girls knitted dress. 1. Mrs. I-"10? Dlnlwell, Bay Fortune; 2. Mrs. Harvey Poole. Souris.

Sweater. bonnet and fonlces 1. Mrs. Pius Campbell; 1. Mrs, James'Bennett: J. Mudgle Hughes.

Mens or Ladies sweater 1. Mrs. Allan Robertson; 2. Mrs, Allen MacLean; 3. Mrs. M. A. MacLean.

Child's Sweater 1. Mrs. James Bennett; 2. Mrs. Allan Robertson; 3. Mrs. Lester Dingwcll.

1 Pair Woolen Socks home made Island yarn 1. Mrs. Allan Robert. son: 1. Mrs. Colin Dixon. East Baltic; 3. Mrs. Russell Ching.

1 Pair Fancy Socks 1. Mrs. All-n Robertson: 2. Mrs. Russell Chlnl: 3. Mrs. Russell Ching. Pair Woolen Mitts Island yarn 1. Mrs. Arthur Dixon, East Baltic; 2. Mrs. Aubrey Aitken. Fortune Bridge: 3. Mrs. William Ching.

1 Pair Fancy Mitts 1. Mrs. Bruce Stewart. Souris; 1, Mrgp James Bennett: 3. Mrs. James

Bennett.

1 Pair Woolen Glives. Island yarn 1. Mrs. Colin Dixon; 2. Mrs. Arthur Dixon: 8. Mrs. Irving Baker 1 Pair Fancy Gloves 1. Mrs. Arthur Dixon.

Quilt Applique Cotton 1. Mrs,

Cormack Bros.. St. Georges. Cormack Bros: 2. Macconnack Bros. r r if I12. Cormack Bros. Reg. Yorkshire Sow Aulay. Souris Line Road. Grade Yorkshire Sow with litter Robertson. Kinubom senior Herd. Maccorniaeli Champion Female Beg. Connack Bros

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