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_ Charles Taylor, Upton.

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Provincial Plowing Match, Exhibition Results Conave

GARMENT CLUB CONTINUED Pyjamas: 1. Betty Lou Doyle,

12, Alberry Plains; 2. Sharon

MacGregor, i, _Kingsboro.

Bed Slippers, knitted: 1. Elaine MacPhee, 12, St. George’s; 2. Leona Gay, 12, St. George's; 3. — MacGregor, 9, Kings-

Pot holder, knitted: 1. Audrey Estelle Campbell, 12. St. George's = Barbara Ann LaPierre, 11, Mo-

Applique work on bureau scarf: 1, Leona Fay, 12, St. George's; ‘2. Donna Walsh, 10, Summer- ville; Leah Valley, 10, Alberry Plains. ,

‘ROOTS AND VEGETABLES Onions White or Yellow: 1, H. Parker Jewell, York; 2. Harold

es Bennett, Fortune Bridge.

Tomatoes Red:, 1. H. Parker Jewell, York: 2. Raymond Ves- sey, York; 3. Harold Sule, Ros- eneath

Tomatoes Green: 1 H Parker Jewell, York: 2. Ramond Vessey, York; 3. Bentley Creed, High- field.

Corn, Table use: 1. H. Parker

Jewell, York;- 2, Ramond Ves- eey, York. Stalks Fodder Corn: 1. Ray-

mond Vessey, York: 2. Major Reld, Rollo Bay; 3. Russell Mills, Annandale. "

Early Cabbage: 1.. Raymond Vessey, York; 2. H. Parker Jew-

ell, York: 3. Mrs Ernest Mac- 1 need

Late Cabbage:_ 1 H. Parker Jewell, York. ,

Cucumber Table use:' 1. H. Parker Jewell, York; 2. Raymond Vessey, York; 3..Mrs. Roy Haw- lett, Annandale.

—Largest-Pumpkin_or Squash: 1. | H. Parker Jewell, York: 2. Ray- mond Vessey, York; 3. Kenny Shaw. Brudenell. poet

Hubbard Squash: 1..H. Parker Jewell, York; 2 Raymond Ves- sey, York

Onions Mugtiplier or Potatoes: essey, York; 2. H. Parker Jewell, York; 3,-Mrs: Vera MacDonald, East Baltic.

Collection Table Vegetables: 1. Hi. Parker Jewell, York; 2. Harold Bulpitt, Roseneath.

Summer Squash: 1. Mrs. H.W. MacGegor, Charlottetown: 2. H. Parker Jews!l,. York; 3. Raymond Vessey, York

iST Shelled Beans, White or Yellow: 1. Raymond Vessey, York; 2. H. Parker Jewell, York.

Special: Largest and Best Col- oured Apple in Show: 1. Mrs.

POTATOES

Irish Cobblers: 1. Vessey, York, Lot 64.

Green Mountains: 1. Raymond Vessey, York, Lot 34.

Katahdins: 1. Mrs. Piou Camp- bell, Souris; 2. Russell Mills, An- nandale; 3. Billy Mills, Annan- dale

Champion and reserve: 1. Ray- mond Vessey, York: Cobblers— Champion;. 2. Raymond Vessey, York—Green Mountains—Reser- ve Champions.

FOULTRY

Barted Plymouth Rock Hen: 1. Leslie Saville, Souris, R.R. 4.

Barred Plymouth Rock Cocker-

: 1. Wesley Stead, Upton; 2.

esley Stead, Upton.

Barred Plymouth Rock Pullet: 1. Major Reid. Rollo Bay; 2. Majof Reid, Rollo Bay; 3. Majpr Reid, Rollo Bay.

New Hamp Hen: 1. Alfred Mac- Bonald, Forest Hill”

- Leghorn White Hen: 1. Raynor's, Poultry Farm, Mt. Herbert, Char- lottetown P.O.: 2. Raynor's Poul- try Farm, Mt. Herbert, Char- lottetown P.O.; 3. Alfred Mac- Donald, Forest Hill. 7

Leghorn White Cock: 1. Ray- for’s Poultry Farm, Mt. Herbert, Charlottetown P. O0.; 2. Raynor’s Poultry Farm, Charlottetown; 3.

_Forest_Hill

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ms other Variety Cock: Raynor's Poultry Farm, Mt. Ren bert; 2. Raynor’s Poultry .Farm, Mt. Herbert; 3. Garth Taylor, Upton.

Any other Variety Hen: 1. Gar- th Taylor, Upton; 2. lie Savil- = Souris; 3 Marlene Taylor, Up- ‘on.

:|1. Major Reid, Rollo Bay.

White Leghorn Breeding hen: 1. Raynor’s Poultry Farm, Mt. Herbert; 2. Raynor's Povrftry) Farm, Mt. Herbert.

Progeny of Barred Plymouth Rock: 1. Clayton Bulpitt, Rose- neath; 2. Harold Bulpitt, Rose neath; 3. Harold Bulpitt, Rose- neath.

Progeny of Light Sussex and New Hampshire: 1. Clayton Bul- pitt, Upton; 2. Harold Bulpitt, Roseneath; $8. Harold Bulpitt; Roseneatl: ®

Best Pair of Geese: 1. Mrs. An- drew Fitzpatrick, Woodville Mills 2. Reg. Banks, Annandale; 3. Reg. Banks, Annandale.

Pair of Ducks: 1. Alfred Mac- Donald, Forest Hill; 2. Keaneth MacLeod, Martinvale; 8. Saville, Souris.

Best Pair of Turkeys: 1. Vernon MacLeod, Martinvale; 2. Kenneth MacLeod, Martinvale; 3. Mrs. Jessie MacLeod, Martinvale. HORSES

Draft Mare or Gelding: 1. Bert Taylor, Upton; 2. John Acom, Dundas.

Draft Mare or Gelding born, +1.-Mary—La—Pierre—Black,

Pond; 2. Victor Morrison, Car- digan; 3. Peter Curran, Vernon River.

Draft Mare or Gelding, born 1956: 1. John Acorn, Dundas; 2. McCormack, St- Georges.

Draft Mare Foal at foot: 1. [Cecil Stewart, New Wiltshire; 2.) Preston Brynton, Rollo Bay. Draft Foal of 1959: 1. Cecil Ste- wart, New Wiltshire; 8. Preston Byrnton, Rollo Bay. Draft Stallion at Neil Ross, Dundas; ‘2. Preston Brynton, Rollo Bay; 8. Cecil Stewart, New Wiltshire.

Draft Mare or Gelding 1400 or over: 1. Harold Taylor, Dundas; 2. Frank Morrison, Albion Cross; 3. Reggie Banks, Dundas.

Draft Mare or Gelding, under fourteen hundred: 1. Harold Tay- lor, Dundas; 2. Preston Bryenton, Rollo Bay; 3. Frank - Morrison, Albion Cross.

General Purpose Mare or Geld- ing: 1. Charles Taylor, Upton; 2. Russel Mills, Annandale; 3. Bor- den Hunter, Strathcona.

General Purpose Mare or Geld- ing: 1. Eugene McAullay, Souris West: 2. Merrill Ross, Lower Montague; 3. Borden Hunter, Strathcona.

General Purpose Mare Foal at foot: 1. Russell Mills, Annandale; 2: Neil Ross, Dundas, Ellsworth

any age: 1.

_| Bay West, Reserve Grand Cham-

+Edwin Ried and Son, Rollo Bay;

| dell, Souris

ert A. White, Rollo Bay West; 8 Glynn Peardon, Heatherdale. Senior Yearling, Male: 1. E. Lund and Sons, Charlottetown. Junior Champion, Male: 1. Rob- ert White, Rollo Bay West. Reserve Junior Champion, Male re and John Acorn, Dun- Two Year Old Male: 1. Bren- ton Stead Bay Fortune; 2. Rob- ert and John Acorn, Dundas. Senior Champion, Male: 1. Brenton Stead, Bay Fortune. Reserve Senior Champion: 1. Robert and John Acorn, Dundas. Grand Champion Male and Reserve: 1. Brenton Stead, Bay Fortune; 2. Robert White, Rollo

Grand Champion, Female: 1. ‘TE. Lund and Son. Reserve—Edwin Reid and Sons. Senior Herd: 1, Brenton Stead; 2. Robert A. White; 3. Robert and John Acorn. * ‘

Four females qualified in ROP: 1. Brenton Stead; 2. Robert A. White; 3 NW MacLeod and Son

Son.

Progeny of Dam: Stead; 2. Edwin Reid and Son; Robert A. White.

Grade Yearling, female: 1. and 2. Raymond Acorn, Dundas; 3. Raymond Downe, Dundas. .

Grade two year old female: 1

1. Brenton 3.

Junior Calf, Female: 1. E. Lund and Sons, Charlottetown; 2. Ger- ry Doyle, Vernon River; 3. Ed- win Ried and Son, Rollo Bay.

Junior Calf, Female: 1. E. Luid and Sons, Charlottetown; 2. Edwin Ried and Sons, Rollo Bay; 3. Gerry Doyle, Vernon River.

Junior Calf, Female: 1. Brenton Stead, Bay Fortune; 2. Gerry Doyle, Vernon River; 8. Brenton Stead, Bay Fortune.

Junior Yearling, Female: 1. Brenton Stead, Bay Fortune; 2.

3. Gerry Boyle, Vernon River.

Senior Yearling, Female: 1. E. Lund and Sons, Charlottetown; 2. E. Lund and sons, Charlottetown 3. E. Lund and sons, Charlotte- town.

Junior Champion, Female: 1. E Lund and Sons, Charlottetown; 2. Reserve Junior Champion, Brent Stead, Bay Fortune.

Junior Herd: 1. E. Lund and Sons, Charlottetown; 2. Robert and John Acorn, Dundas.

Junior Get of Sire: 1. E. Lund and Sons; 2. Brenton Stead; 3. Robert and John Acorn. :

Two Year Old Female: 1. E. Lund and Sons, Charlottetown; 2. Vernon River.

Female in milk: 1. Brenton Stead; 2.. Edwin Reid and Son, Rollo Bay; 3. N.W. MacLeod, Bridgetown

Female, dry: 1. N. W. Macleod

Female. in milk: 1. N. W. Mac-

Vernon River; 3 Frederick Blais-

Female Dry: 1. N. W. MacLeod and Son

Female in Milk: 1 Robert A White, Rollo Bay West: 2 Bren- ton Stead; 3 Edwin Reid and Son =

Female, dry: 1 Brenton Stead: 2 Robert A White; 3 Robert and John Acorn

Female in milk: Son; 2 Edwin Reid and Son; 3 Brenton Stead

Senior Champion, Female: 1 E. Lund and Son.

'Leod and Son: 2 Jerry Doyte-}

:| Reserve: 1.

1 E Lund and |

rdigan; 2

Raymond Acorn, Duhdas;

John Acorn, Dundas. Grade three year old female: 1.

Raymond. Downe; 2. Raymond

Acorn; 3, John Acorn.

Grade Female: 1, 2 and 3. R.

Raymond Acorn.

GUERNSEY

Senior Calf, Female, Born July 1, 1958 to Dec. 31, 1958: 1. John T. MacDonald, Bean Nuen.

Female in Milk, born before July 1, 1954: 1. John T. MacDon- ald, Bean Ruen ve

Grade Female, Born before

Dundas.

RED POLL Junior Calf, male: 1. Clifford Bryanton, Rollo Bay.

HEREFORDS

Junior Calf, male: 1. Henry Townshend, Fortune Bridge.

Senior Calf, male: 1. Henry Townshend.

Male born before July 1, 1956: 1. Hénry Townshend.

Senior Champion, male: 1. Henry Townshend.

Wood. Senior Get of Sire: 1 Robert at : White; 3. N. W. MacLeod and seme Champion: 1, ‘Sterling

; Wood,

July 1, 1956: 1 Claude MacLeod, | Wood

Grade Female, bors before July 1, 1955: .1. Ralph MacDonald Red House.

D.P. SHORTHORNS

Junior Calf, male: 1. Matheson, Albion Cross; Sterling Wood, Mt. Herbert. Senior Calf, male: 1. Sterling

Fred 2.

Reserve: Fred Matheson.

Male born before July ist., 1956 1. Sterling Wood.

Senior Champion, male: 1. Sterling Wood.

Grand Champion male and Re- serve: 1, Sterling Wood.

Junior Calf, female: 1, Dianne Mt. Herbert; 3. Sterling Wood, Mt. Herbert.

Senior Calf, female: 1. ‘Sterling Wood.

Junior Yearling, female: 1. Dianne Wood; 2. Sterling Wood; 3. Sterling Wood.

Junior Champion, female and Reserve: 1; Dianne Wood and Sterling Wood.

Female born July 1st., 1955 to June 30th., 1956: 1. Sterling Wood 2. Sterling Wood; 3. Sterling Wood Female, born July Ist., 1955: 1. Sterling Wood; 2. Sterling

Female with top record: 1. Ster- ling Wood; 2. Sterling Wood; 3. Sterling Wood.

Senior Champion and Reserve: 1. Sterling Wood.

Grand Champion Female and Reserve: 1. Sterling and Dianne Wood.

Junior Get of Sire: 1. Sterling Wood.

Junior Herd: 1. Sterling Wood. Senior Herd: 1. Sterling Wood. Progeny of Dam: 1. Sterling Wood; 2. Dianne Wood.

1956:

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Reserve: Merrill Ross. : Grand champion male and Re- serve: 1. Athol Roberts...

Junior Calf, female:, 1. Athol Roberts; 2. Athol Roberts. Senior Calf, female: Roberts.

Junior Yearling, female: 1. Ath oi Roberts; 2. Athol Roberts.

Senior Yearling, female: 1 Ath- ol Roberts; 2. Athol Roberts.

Junior Champion, female: 1. Athol Roberts.

Two year old female: 1. Athol Roberts 2, Athol Roberts.

Female born July 1955 to June

Roberts. >

Female born before July 1st.l 1955: Athot Roberts;—2—Athol Roberts.

Senior Champion female and Reserve 1. Athoh. Roberts.

Grand Champion Female and Reserve: 1. Athol Roberts.

Junior Get of Sire: 1. Athol Rob erts.

Junior Herd: 1, Athol Roberts.

Senior Herd:

rogency of Dam: 1 Athol Rob- erts.

Grade Yearling, female: 1. Clif-

Grade two year old female: 1. Clifford Bryenton.

1, Athol

1, “Athol” Roberts; 2. Athol

1. Athol Roberts

Bryenton, Rollo Bay.

ton MacLeod, Dundas; 2. Harold Taylor,—Upton.; 3 Mrs _1.G..

FRUIT AND HORTICULTURE Red Astrachan Apples: 1. Maur- ice Brehaut, Cardigan; 2. Russell Mills, Dundas Centre. MacIntosh Apples: 1. Maurice Brehaut; 2. Irene Banks, Dundas. Delicious Apples: 1. Mrs. Ern- est MacLeod, Dundas; 2. Mrs. J.

Wealthy Apples: 1. Earl B Hayden, _ Martinvale; 2. W.B Creed, Highfield.

Other early varieties: 1. Clay-

Apples — Winter: 1. Earl B. Hayden, Martinvale; 2. Harold Taylor; 3. Freda McDonald, est Hill.

Crab Apples: 1. Clayton Mac- Leod; 2. Garth Taylor, Dundas; Ms. Clarance McLennon, Dundas.

.| MacGregor,

.|Bulpit; 2. Parker Jewell; 3. W. . |B. Creed. '

Greed, Highfield; 2. Mrs. H.W. Charlottetown; 3. Mrs. W.W. Anderson, St. Peters.

Collection Dahlias: 1. H, Park- er Jewell, York; 2. Mrs. J.W. MacGregor, Charlottetown; 3. Mrs. Harold Bulpit.

Collection—Giladiloius: 1. Park- er Jewell, York; 2. Russell Millis Annandale; 3. Mrs. J.W. Mac- Gregor

Collection—Nasturtiums: ¥ Parker Jewell; 2. Mrs. H. Bul- pit; 3 Russell Mills, Annandale,

Collection—Pansies: 1. Mrs. H.

Collection—Deanthus: 1. W-B. Creed; 2. Mrs. H. Bulpit; 8. Mrs W.W. Anderson.

Mrs. W. W. Anderson, Mrs. D.G. Anderson; St. Peters; 3. Parker Jewell. Collection—Stocks: 1, Mrs. H. Bulpit; 2. Mrs: W. W. Anderson. Collection—Verbena: 1. Mrs. H. Bulpit; 2. WB. Creed. 3. Mrs. W.W. Anderson. Collection—Phiox: 1. Mrs. H. Bulpit; 2. Irene Kassner, Souris; 3. Mrs. W. W. Anderson. Collection—Phiox perennial: 1. W.B. Creed; 2. Mrs. H. Bulpit; 3. Mrs. W.W. Anderson.

Hyslop Crab Apples: 1. Mrs. Joseph Campbell.

Yellow Plums: 1, Harold Bul- pit, Roseneath.

Plums — Blue: 1. Mrs. Roy Howlett, Annagdale.

Collection—Asters: 1. W.B.

Collection—Sweet Peas: 1. Mrs.

H. Bulpit; 2. 4 IW. MacGreg or; 3. Parker Jewell.

Collection—Potted plants: 1, Mrs. Harold Taylor, Dundas; 2, Mrs, W.W. Anderson; 3. Mrs. J, W. MacGregor.

Table Bouquet: 1. Parker Jew- ell; 2, Irene Kassner; 3. Mrs. “ W. Anderson.

Collection Annual Larkegenl 1. Mrs. H. Bulpit; 2. W.B. Creed; 3. Mrs. W.W. Anderson.

Nfld’s. Future Is ‘Assured’ ST. JOHN’S, Nfld. (CP)—Labor

meeting of the Newfoundland Progressive Conservative Associ ation Tuesdy night that Prime Minister Diefenbaker has given @ guarantee of faith to Newfound- land’s financial future.

Mr. Starr said the prime min ister gave the guarantee when he promised to review the province’g financial relations in 1962.

The federal government said earlier this year that federal grants provided for Newfounde land under Term 29 of Confeder- ation would be ended in 1962.

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