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_ Plowing Match Attracts Crowds ©

by taking first tractor class for

yesterday’

first prizes in as

forthe day. Truelove Taylor plow _ competition.

triumph.

“LLOYD MacLEOD of Forest Hill holds the silver tray he won

7 Plowing Taylors Win 43 Classes At Dundas

The plowing Taylors of Upton were in their glory at Dundas The perennial win- ners in horse-drawn plow com- petitions. .walked off with three

itions to top all family winners

took the walking plow class for boys under 16. Harold Taylor walked off with the novice class

The match and the fair which

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under 16. It was presented by the Canadian Bank of Com- merce.

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place in the boys or girls

accompanies it was officially opened early in the afternoon by Lieutenant-Governor F. Walter Hyndman who congratulated the

a s 1. - 3 “An ’ many compet- por-ian or ae aun hen - John A. Macdonald, M.P. said “ing judge Wylie Baird of; Ideal weather greeted the hun- —. te Pe 7 that the good work done at Dun-| Nappan, Nova Scotia. LeRoy dreds of persons who came from In the howse judging classes CLASS B FAIR » das through the plowing match MacDonald of Forrest Hill was all parts of the province for op- lr _ - Sian A 5 oimerville S.C, Wright,deputy minister} wil! —reflect in future in the second —and Ray Burke —of ning dav—and—something-was co a 4 Shasaplen foal won the gang /of argiculture for the province, farming community. Strathcona third. going on somewhere at all times. ee tlre ea Soon ahs

noted that the exhibition is now rated as Class B Fair by federal authorities. The people respon- sible had worked hard for a long time to merit this distinc- tion, he said. i

Bert Taylor

sod tractor class at the big

The two-sod tractor

earned the nod from veteran

LeROY MacLEOD of Forest

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| Forrest Hill. | Strathcona was second.

| The tractor _roadeo for under 20 years was won by °George Campbell of Primrose. et of Dundas was. second.

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to Lloyd MacDonald of

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and sons of Bridgetown. Cham- pion hog honors went te Clifford Bryanton of Rollo Bay..

R.L. Burge of St. Peter’s took the junior champion male and grand champion male im the Holesteins with the Reserve is each class going to CS. Mac |Donald of Souris River. Howard and Harold Dixon walked off with the junior champion female and |Reserve with the senior cham Ipionship and Reserve going te R.L. Burge.

Mr.. Burge also took the grand championship with the Reserve going to C.S. MacDonald.

In the Jersey classes, Cyrus Martin of New Perth captured ithe junior champion male with Ernest Underhay. of Bay Fore tune taking the Reserve. Mr. Martin also had the senior male champion and the grand cham- pion and Reserve male.

Allan Underhay and Ernest Underhay took the junior cham- pion female and Reserves res- pectively. Ernest Underhay took the senior champion female with _ Reserve going to Cyrus Mar-

In the Ayrshire division. Ro bert White of Rollo Bay had the Junior champion male and Ro- bert and John Acorn of Dundag the Reserve.

Brenton Stead of Bay Fortune showed the —senior champion male and Robert and John Acorn took the Reserve. The junior Champion female was owned by

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