Thursday, August 28, 1952.

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The Mavhatten Beaxty Salou

Teéna Borkowski

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For appointment phone 15-R-4 Class 31 — Flewer collection —

Mrs. C. Pigeon; T. C. Denny.

Aggregate award, Mrs. C. Pigeon.

| Division 14 — Flowers
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Zi 41 points Division 1B —
q Class 1 — Antirrhinum (snap: Special Gladiolus Show
~ C dragon) — First, Power House; |" Giang Ghetipion Spike: Mra, $.

second, Mrs. C. Pigeon. Pir CON.hsues a 40
2 Reserve Champion Sp

‘iass 2 — Asiers - Gregor — C.
Labor Day Weekend _||saitwa Sr ame 7° Be

Mrs. S.

Class 3 — Asters - any other + erve Champion Spike: Mrs. R.
3 s % War Memorial’ Hospital; Power jargreaves
ancouver a 19 evua House. Honorabie Mention Spike: Mrs. L.
: Class 5 — Clarkia — Power} yenyer.
= STABRING Ho rs. G. Renner. « s
= : Clas 2 Gee = es Class 1 — First, Mrs -R. Har-
second, Power House,

Lunn; Mrs. P. Scott. e 2
3 ce Class 7 — Dahlias -‘Cactus — Mrs, “ird, War Memorial
Val en : Pee yy ig, Rae
Class § — Dahiias - Decorative —|,Avery; Mis. R. Hargreay

Stage Show and Dance

ode. BR

Class § — Dablias - Pompom or | Hargreaves: R. Mackenzie.

ball — Mrs-B. Deschene; War Mem-|- Class 4 — Mrs. S. Pigeon
orial Hospital. Class 5 — Mrs. S. Pieeon; L. EB.

Class 10 — Dahlias - Miniature|Avery; Mrs. L. E Avery

. Columbus Hall — Mrs, B. Deschene; Power House.| Class 6 — R. Hargreaves.
: Class 12 — Marigold - African —| -ass 7 — Mrs. R. Hargreaves;
idni 3 : + || ©. Stangoe; Mrs. Wm. Dingwall, | Mrs. R.» Hargreaves: R. Hargreaves.
Sunday, Midnight: August 31, at 12:01 Bensoe) “Mrs: Win: Dingwel Class 9 — Les Pigeon: Mrs. S.
; AND Pigeon; Les Pigeon.

| Class 14 — Nasturtium - single —- Class 10 — Mrs. R. Hargreaves:
Monday, September 1st, at 10:15 | Mrs. Herb Gardner; Mrs. ©, Renvr.|Les Pigeon; Judge Castillou.

i Ginge 15 = turtium - double}. Class 11 — D, MacKav: Mrs. G.
Stage Show Monday Only ©. Stangoe. Renner.

Class 16 — Pansies —— Mrs. G.| Class 13 — Mrs. L. Hellyer; L. E.

Renner; Power House. Avery; H. Richardson.
Class 17 — Petunia - single — Class 14 — Mrs L. Hellyer: H.
f 2. Stangoc. Richardson.
Machinery For Sale [22.2 ro: eeec/2"0 5 eng
y War Memorial Hospital; H. C. Rich-| Pigeon; Mrs. D. D. Fraser.
ardsor, Class 19 — Mrs. T. Bishop; Mrs.
Class 19 — Roses — Mrs, © |R. Hargreaves; Mrs. J. Walsh.

6500 feet of Slipjoint Pipe - 16 Gauge - exceilent
condition. Sizes 10”, 11”, 12”, 13” and 14”. Prices
per foot from $1.20 up to $1.50. ~

International Model U4 with 6” Fairbanks Morse j
Pump $800.00.

Pigeon; Power Honee Class 20 — Mrs. G. Renner; Mrs.
| Class 21 — Stocks — Mra, C.]F. Kozuki; Mrs. R. Harereaves,
Pigeon: Power House. Class 21 — L. B.A Mrs, R.

Class 22 — Sweet Peas — Mrs. C.| Hargreaves: R. Common:

H. Poston; Mrs, E. Deschene. Irs. S. Pigeon; L. E.
Class 23 — Sweet Peas — C. H.| Avery; B. Christie; Les Pigeon.
Poston: Mrs. E. Deschene. Class 24 — Mrs. 8. Pireon; Mrs.

Class 24 Zinnia - large — R. Mac-| S$. Smith.
kenzie; Mrs. G. Renner. Class
Class 25 — Zinnia - small — Mrs, | Pigeon.
C. Pigeon: Mrs. G. Renner. Class 26 — Mrs. L. Hellyer.
Class 26 — House Plant — Mrs. Class 27 — Les Pigeon

International UD 18 A - Diesel - rated 125 HP. with
6” Fairbanks Morse Pump $4100.00. Will sell
without Pump if desired.

6” Sand and Gravel Pump with VP Wisconsin

— Mrs. L. Hellyer; Les

ed Fall Fair Prize List

Division 2 — ie D. Buekley.
Forage and Cereal Crops Class 22--— Pumpkin —=-C.
ace.
Class 1 — Barley; 0 1s. == Firsts. “laggy S5 =. squash = SE
Terry Wheatley. reaves.
Class 2 — Oats, 5 Ibs. — Second. Class 24 — Swiss chard — Second
George Windt. i Mrs. E. Deschene; third, Mrs. H. P.
Class 3 — Wheat. fall. 5 lbs. -- Wheatley.

Second. George Windt. |

Class 4 — Wheat, spring, 5 lbs. Mouat;
Mouat.

— Second, George Windt.

Class 5 — Barley, sheaf — First,!
“|Jimmy Wycotte; second Percy Wheat- D.
ley.
Class 6 — Oats, s!

Jimmy Wycotte.
Class 7 — Wheat, spring — First, |

Class 25 — Tomatoes, red — Wm,
Cc. R. Place; Mrs. Wm.

Class 26 — Tomatoes, pickling —
Buckley; C. R. Place.
Class 27 —Turnips. swede — R.

— First, Hargreaves; Mrs. T. EB. Windt; Mrs.
Duke Martin.

Class 28 — Turnips, other —-

Jimmy Wycotie; second, Josephine George Windt; third, Geo. Fielder.
Bob.

Class 8 — Wheat, fall — Second,’ K.

Class 10 — Alfalfa — First, Mrs.
T. E. Windt; second, George Stafford.

George Windt. | Place.
|

Class 11 — Timothy — Second,
George Windt. *
Class 13 — Grain Hay — First.

George Stafford.

Class 29 — Veg. Marrow — Mrs.
A. Telford; Mrs. G. Renner; C. R.

Class 30 — vegetable collection —

Mrs. Duke Martin,

Class 31 — Potatoes, early — R

Hargreaves; George Windt.

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Division 3 — Vegetables
Aggregate award: C. 5. Place
Second: R. Hargreaves
Third: Mrs. Duke Martin

Class 1 — Beans, green — First,
C. R. Place; second, Mrs. E. Des-
chene; third, Mrs. Duke Martin, |

Class 2 — Beans, yellow — C. RB.
Place; Mrs. G. Renner: Mrs. ©.
Pigeon.

Class 3 — Beans, broad — Wm.
Christie; D. MacKay; Mrs. C. Pigeou.
Class 4 — Beets — Mrs. T. Bish-
op; Pearl Kienas: H. C. Richardson
Class 7 — Cabbage— 1 VacKay;
Mrs. Duke Martin; Mrs. G. Renner.
Clss 8 — Cauliflower — Mrs.
Duke Martin; G. Fielder: D. Mac-
Kay.

Class 9 — Carrots — Mrs. G. Ren.
ner; Mrs. T. EB. Windt; D. MacKay..
Class 10 — Carrots — Mrs. T.
Bishop; D. Buckley; Mrs. K, Tel-
ford.
Class 12 — Corn — Mrs. G. Ren-
ner.
“ Class 13 — Cucumbers — ©. R,
Place; Mrs. Duke Martin.
Class 14 — Cucumbers, pickling
— Mrs. Geo. Windt; H. Richardson;
Mrs. T.-E. Windt.

Lettuce, head — Mrs
Mrs__Di rn

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Engine, V Belt Drive. Engine brand new. Pump in G. Renner; Mrs. §. Goad. Class 29 — L. E. Averv: Mrs. L.
first class shape $1300.00. Class 27 — Begonia — Mrs. ¢,|Hellyer; Mrs. Wm. Mouat.
a Pigeon; Mrs. G. Renner. Class 30 — Mrs. L. Hellyer.
For further information write to Class 28 — Corsage — Mis. || © Class:31 —Glaa basket + miata
Deschene; Mrs. L. Hellyer ture — War Memorial Hospital:
Alvo v. Alvensleben Class 29 — Bowl of ent fowers —-|Mrs. R. Hargreaves. —
Williams Lake, B.C. C. Stangoe; Mrs. B. Deschene, | Class 32 — Giza basket = mixed
y sieges 3 —— ‘ —$_Piseone
aos = eT sas ae Richardson, Mre © Pigeon,’ graves; Les Pigeon.

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