During the (list two weeks of september, Achievement D a y I were held for twelve Garden Clubs being carried on within the Pro- vince. Throughout the season. each member was responsible for I small garden which was inspected and scored by members of the I)e;)artrnent of Agriculture.
The main program: for these
the membe s' exhibiting their ve- getables which were placed by the judges according to quality of the exhibit. Each club member was also given an opportunity to judge me exhibits and the results of his or tier judging scored. Messrs. Winston Smith and Kaye Weir con- ducted the Achievement programs. The tollowina 2"" ":0 results
MEADOWBANl l.c.'i:icr: Mrs. VVl..tUI' MacPliail. (lartlen Competition: 1. Ruth
MacPliail 87; 2. Miriam Hyde D6; 3. David MacPhail 85.
Others of merit: Beverley Je- well, Verna .7liacPhail, Eleanor Hyde, Jean MacPhail, Wendell Hyde, Wilma Hyde, Byron Clow, Shairon Mar.-Lean.
Display possible score 28: Bev- erly Jcwell 14; Eleanor Hyde 12; Wilma Hyde ll.
Judging possible score 500: 1. Verna MacPhail 310; 2. Ruth Mac- Phail 300; 3. Beverly Jewell 250, Miriam Hyde 260: Byrnn Claw 260.
ST. PETERS LAK
harden Competition: 1. Francis MacDonald 86; 2. Lauretta Mac- Donald 85: 3. Jean MacEwen D4.
Results Of Achievement Days Of Garden Clubs
Vernon Buute, Delores Peters, Lloyd Buote. Paul Gallant. Ed Pineau, Ronald Pineau. Harvey Gallant. i
Display: 1. Lionel Gaudin 15; 2. Edwin Blacqulere 12: 3. Vernon Boots 10: Ronald Pineau 10.
Judging: i. Aeneas Gallant 300; 2. Augustine Gallant 290; 3. Elean- or Blacquiere and I1lonel Gaudln
Achievement Days consisted of 21!)
SOUTHPORT
Leader: Mr. Edward MacPhail.
Garden Competition: 1. Paul Gallant M; 2. Gerald Gallant 83; 3. Michael Reardon 81.
Others of merit: Patrick Reord-
, on. Henry Smallwood. Teddy Smallwood, Walter Burke, Jack MacCarron, Donnie Maccarron.
James MacDonald.
Display: 1. Patrick Reardon 19: 2. Henry Smallwood 13: 3. Paul Gallant 9; 4. Gerald Gallant 7.
Judging: 1. Paul Gallant 400-, 2. Gerald Gallant 400: 3. Henry Smallwood 380.
UNIONVALE
Leader: Mrs. Errol Stetson.
Garden Competition: 1. Lucy Ann Jelley 89; 2. Swabey Jelley 88; 3. Marion MacNeil 80.
Others of Merit: Ida wedlock, Doris Dignan, Florence Wedlock, Maccormick, Dorine Andrews. Elizabeth Maccormick. Marjorie
Display: 1. Lucy Ann Jelley lit; 2. Swabey Jelley 17; 3. John Wed- lock 9: Marion MacNeil 9.
Judging: Florence Wedlnck 380; 2. Swabey Jelley and Lucy Ann Jelley 350: 4. Ida Wedlock
Others of Merit: Raymond Mac- 330
Ewen, Judy MacEwen, Joan Gunn.
Sterling Guiin. Dunstan MacDon- Leader: Mr. Ronnie MacDon- aid. Display: 1. Francis MacDonald
l9: 2. Joan Gunn l6; 3. Dunstan MacDonald ll.
Judging: 1. Joan Gunn 340; 2. Raymond MacEwen 280; 3. :Dll.ll- stan MacDonald 250
MISCOUCHE
Leader: Sister St. Emmanuel.
Garden Competition: 1. Patricia Poirier 96; 2. Sylvia Poirier 96; 3. Thelma DesRoches 94.
Others of Merit: Norma Des-
i-lmina Gaudet, Llnyri Gniiriet. Kay Gaudet, Lois Gaudc-I. Jiiiiiny Des- Rochea, Helen Gaudel. Edwin Des- Roches, Jean DesRnches.' Estelle Gallant, Betty E. Richard, Alfred Riiches. Peter Steele. George Paul Perry, Melina Burke. Wilfred Gallant. Gloria Desltnrlies. Sonny Dalton. Rozelle Gaudet, Russell MacNoill.
Display: Patricia Porier 14. Wil- helmina Gaudet 11; Betty E. Rich- ard 10.
Judging: Sylvia Poirier 200; Wil- helmina Deslloches 190; Norma Poirler ll).
GOOSE RIVER
Loader: Mrs. Mary Macxinnon.
Garden Competition: 1. Frances MarKinnon 85: 2. Geneva Wilson 82; 3. Frank MacLaren 72.
Others of Merit: Wilfred King and Angela Sutherland.
Display: 1. Geneva Wilson 19: 2. Frances MacKinnon 14; 3. Ethel Sutherland 12.
Judging: 1. Angela Sutherland. Geneva Wilson. Frances MacKin- non N0; 4. Wilfred King E; 5. Hugh Sutherland 270.
TRACADIE CROSS ILeader: Mr." George MacDon- a d
Garden Competition: 1. Charles MacDonald 88: 2.. Donald Mac- Donald B2; 8. Kenny MacNally 81.
Others of merit: Mervyn Mac- Nally. Georgina Ann Lacey. Georg- ina Shirley Lacey. Marie Lacey, Jean Lund, Helen Power. Mar- garet MacDonald. Ruby MacDon- lld. Kenny Fitzpatrick. Maurice Fitzpatrick. Margaret Firzpatriclr.
It! ha ;3, Mscidnglzia is. '”' u : Georgina Shirl Lacey 840; Helen Power 310: at-nut lllacbonald mo. :
IEELADMIK
Leader: since: It. Oatharhc or Girl; tttion: luau- t::;z::.-:.:.;.:.-::'”'--'--
Otiuraolmarit:
Burke, Claire LeClair. C:ith,v Gillis, 4
RENNIES ROAD
Garden Competition: 1. Shirley Matheson 85; 2. Wilfred Smith 88; 3. Helen Smith 81.
Others of Merit: Paul Gallant, George Proctor, Louis Proctor.
Display: 1. Shirley Matheson 22;
2. Wilfred Smith 19; 3. Helen Smith 12. Judging: 1. Shirley Matheson
310; 2. Wilfred Smith 250; 3. Helen Smith 220.
ST. NICHOLAS
l.eadnr: Mr. V. C. Gauthier. Garden Competition: Clifford
Roches. Lucille DesRoches. I)ina'Poirier 84: Gerard Gaiidei ill: DesRoches,-Delores Gaudet. Wilh-i
Adrien Gaiidel. 78. Others nf Merit: Melvin Gntlrlel. Euclid Poirier. Jimmy Poirier. Display: Adrien Gaudet 16. am bert Poirier 15: Gerard Gaiidet 12. Judging: Benny Pnlrier 380: Ro-
Poirier. Norma Poirirer. Paul Des-lhert Poirier 320- Clifford Poirier
280. ST. CHARLES
Leader: Miss Patricia Peters.
Garden Competition: 1. Freda Peters 86; 2. Helen Gallant 85; .1. Hillray Gallant 84.
others of Merit: Imelda Peters. Viola Peters. Priscilla Doucelte.
Display: 1. Helen Gallant 20; 1.. Hillary Gallant I8; 3 .Freda Peters 1!.
Judging: 1. Gladys Gallant 340; 2. Helen Gallant 270; 3. Viola Peters 280.
CAPE EGMONT
Leader: Mrs. Glorice Richard.
Gardens: 1. Gavin Gallant 94. 2. Elizabeth Arsenault 93; 3. Pat- ricia Gallant 92.
Others of Merit: Paul Gallant. Robert Richard, Bertha Richard. Roger Poirler. Dorina Gallant, Yvon Poirier. Melina Richard. Viola Gallant. Florence Gallant. Marie Arsenault, Azele Gallant. Omer A-senault. Clifford Gallant.
Display possible 28: 1. Azele Gal- lant 14; 2. Marie Arsenault 13-' 3. Paul Gallant 12.
Judging possible 500: 1. Gavin Gallant D0; 2. Patricia Gallant ZN: J. Robert Richard 22).
CALIFORNIA
Ilorifiain
man may Stewart of Joshua, Mum. spent a few days vidilu her litter Mrs. Claude Colwtl.
Mr. William Rodd, Mr. Majm: Rodd and jaB.IIdIOI Kenneth of Concord. N. H. spent their holiday: at the home of their brother Cyril and Mrs. Rodd; also a brother Bay- field and sister Mrs. W. G. Phil- lips, Arlington.
Rev. and Mrs. Hatifield Dyment of Hlllsborough, N. B. and daughter Myrna were the guests of Mr. Dyment's father Mr. James Dym- ent.
guest preacher at the Tyne Valley United Church on Sunday morning August 28th. A large congregation was in attendance.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid met at the home of Miss Emily Mac- Lean on Thursday evening with a large number of members and visi- tors present. Plans were made to hold their annual supper in the near future. Lunch was served by the hostess, assisted by some of the ladies present.
Rev. Hatifield Dyment was the I
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Guernsey calves at the Provincial
Rural Youth Fair Friday are shown
above. They are Berriam Palmer I
NSEY CALVES
and Stanley Palmer, both mein bers of the Kensington 4-H Cal. Clul The club has had a win- ner r three years.
Bartel-'s Film Lab.
Sympathy is being ” 2 to the family and relatives of the late Mr. W. F. MacFari.'-ine, Lower Bed- eqiie.
Mrs. Arthur Yen and family. Montreal, are visiting at the -home of Mrs. Yeo's parents, Mr and Mrs. Ivan Linkletter.
The Ladies of St. James Ang- lican Church" held a successful cold meat supper in King George Hail, Port Hill, on Wednesday eve-
was in attendance and a gratify- ing sum was realized.
Mrs. Ivan MacLean. Miss Emily MacLean and Mr. Ralph MacLean of Halifax, N. S. attended the fun- eral of the late Mr. W. F. Mac- Farlane, Lower Bcdeqiio mi Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Daiiicl lilo... vor- cester. Mass., and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Horne and son Dwight and
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and Mrs. Margaret Horne, Elms dale, were the guests of Miss Emil: MacLean on Saturday evening Sent. 3rd.
I . lliss Barbaiuv Ellis spent iii rkend with he- friends. the miss cs Phyllis and Donna Cnlwill.
Mr. anti um Ralpli Yilacln-on; and family nf llaiifax . S. spent- the holiday with Mr 1lacLcan'sl
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new formula p D VVHITE ' A. PICKARD FARM TRACTOR! LTD.
-2--Steel Tired Wagons -- Cheap.
A TT 1-: lliiliilli ii FARMERS
John Deere clean-llp Sale
Huge Discounts on Tractors & Implements - New & Used NEW JOHN DEERE TRACTORS
Up to S800 off Regular Prices
1- -Model 60 Row Crop Tractor -- Live Power Shaft. Rollomcitic, Power Trol and Cylinder
4--Model 50 Tractors with Rollomcitic and Live Pow- er Shaft.
2--Model 50 Tractors with Power Take Off A .
4--Model 40 Row Crop Tru ctors A I ? :
4--Model 40 Standard Tractors V
2--Model B Tractors -- Big Bargains
1--Model M Tractor -- -Sacrifice Price
Low, Low Prices on a Little over llalf Price
Plows, Cultivators, Disc Harrows, Lever Harrow: and Mowers.
1--John Deere 7 ft. Combine -- Motor Drive to Sell. -
Big Savings on - USED TRAGTURS - Rock Bottom Prices
1--Cockshutt 60 -- S200.
1--Cockshutt 60 -- S300.
1--Allis Cholmersw C Row Crop -- Excellent Condi-
tion -- Mcike Offer.
1--3 H. P. Garden Tractor -- S175.
1--John.Deere AR Slightly Used -- Real Bargain 1--John Deere Model A Row Crop -- S1200. 1--Massey Harris 102 -- S400.
1--Oliver 70 -- S600.
Bargains - USED IMPLEMENTS - Bargains
1--Dump Rake -- S25. ' 1--Cockshutt Haylouder -- S100. 1--Form Wagon on Rubber Tires -- S125... 1 1--Massey.Hcirris Binder -- 100. f 1--Cockshutt 3 Sod Plow -- S135. ' s 1--Massey Harris 3 Sod Plow -- S150.
n -- Priced
1--John Deere Hammermill -- S100.
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John Deere Sill-Ont Sale
Everything Must Go I Make Your Offer -- Take Your Machine See Arnold -Bruce at Warehouse on Pickord's Wharf - lower Queen St. 3 AM. to 5 P.M. Every nay