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telm of Halifax placed second In junior square dance at the Royal Winter Fair during the week-end. Dorothy Tresham's Square-ettes of Hamilton were first. three , palms ahead of the Halifax group.!watch the competitions. ......:...... r-R

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Thirty-live head brought 874,500, for an average of 32,128.

Agriculture Minister Mackenzie Top price was 38.000. - and Education Minister l-licks were on hand to the uparit

South American buyers provided that set the bidding alire. The that four animals in the ring each went to a d-merent oountry. Rockwood Anthony Rn- baron, an eight-months-old bull calf eorisigned by Rockwood Hol- ateins oi st. Norbert, Manitoba, brought 81,500 on the bid oi An- toine Masurel oi Vueltsa. Chloe. Argentina. When the first prise two-year-cld bull at the Royal went into the ring, Gienaftori Nugget, consigned by J. J. E. Mc- Cague of Alliston, Ont., he topped the first figure by going at 38,000 to D. 1". Mereilles of Sao Paulo. Brazil.

Next in line was the first prim junior yearling bull, a Fond I-lope son oflered by Ross segsworth, Freeman, Ont. and purchased by L. N. Iriquierdo, Bogota, Colombia, at s8,000.

Rnsendo Aja of Mexico City bought lllehee Sovereign supreme. the reserve grand chunpion at the Royal from H. C. Mwlokey, of Queenxville. Ont. at 32,600.

An added and iincntalogued bull entry was the winning junior bull calf at the Royal, consigned by Pickard and Clark, Acme, Alberta, and purchased by .l.R. Henderson, Kingston, Ont., for 81,400. Mr. Henderson was runner-up on the 37,500 bull. The live bulls offered thus averaged 34,500.

Top price for a. female was 85.-

000 paid by Martin Eros, Buencs Airu, Argentine, to Rosaie Farms, Brampton, for Resale Shamrock Ivy Queen, a daughter of A. B. 0. Reflection Sovereign, who was lirst prize winner at the C. N. E. and third prize milking two-year-old at the Royal. The third prize aged dry cow, a Skyrocket deiighter, consigned by Rocltwood Hclstrins. bmught 04.000 going to Cabanas y Ikmbor. San Miguel, Argentina. The icurth prim dry aged cow, also a sky- rooket. daughter, was taken by A. Selling, Elmira, at 18,500.

The 33.500 figure was again reached when W. K. McLeod, of Thetford Mines, Que, paid this amount. to T. )1. Dent. db son, Woodstock, Ont... for the bred heifer springbank Polly M, who was the junior champion at the Royal. Mcuod also bought the

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second prize senior yearling at the Royal Farm from 1". Roy 0X"l'l"ilh- ton, Brooklin, Ont... and E. Oyier, Fort Perry. at 321800. In addition he paid 33.300 to O. H. Walker 6: Son, Port Perry, for the tecond prize dry two-year-old.

tin American buyers. Thirteen head brought over 82,000 while 26 head brought at least 31,000 each, This is the nrst time that there have been as many four iigure an- imals sold in a. Canadian Holstein

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Thirteen milking females aver- Liled 52.346: 11 bred heifers 51.104: five open yearllngs 3840; one heli- er calf 31.060: and a calf born at the fair, to a Rockwood heifer that sold for 32,350. went for 3800.

some of the tap prices were: 32,700 paid by B. B. Roman, King, 0nt., in GR. McLaughlin, Osh- awa, Ont: 32.300 paid by R. G. Snyder, Waterloo, Ont, In J. E. Mccaguc: 81,960 paid by D. W. Shively, Springfield, to Rockwood Holsteins; &l,i5i50 paid by R.J. Gra- ham, Alexandria, 0nt., to Route

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Best Lady Step- Dancers

Winners of the Championship Step-Dancing Contest (l..adies' Di- vision), sponsored by Alpha Y's Men's Club, on Tuesday, are left to 0 Miss Mary MacDonald. Kelly's Cross; 2nd place. Miss Mary Ross, Charlottetown; third prize, Miss Helen Mac- Kinncn, St. Peters.-(I!artcr'a Film IJI1.)

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Reports Missing Airwoman Found

OVITAWA, (OP)-LAW. Isobel Burton cf the RCA!-", who vanish- ed vrlthout trace April l5, 1952. has turned up safely at Victoria and is being quesllloncd by RCAF police. it was disclosed Monday.

Maj.-Gen. G. R. Pearkes, VC (PC -Esquimait-Saanichl arose in the Commons on a. question of privilege to express appreciation "for the thorough and prolonged endeavors of both service and

Farms; 31,300 paid by Pickard and

Clark, Alberta. to Eat. of A. D. Fleming, Reaboro, Ont.; sl,050 paid by Rafael Pereyrn Selling, Elmira; 31,050 paid by Fred Baer. Fort Plain, N. Y., to W. K. McRae, Howiolt, Que; 51,000

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Drliisli Gov'i . TV Plan Due i for Hot Deiiaie

I: Roll Evans -Canadian Press staff writer IJUNDON. (CP)- A government

Di-I.n to give British competitive television, complete with commer- alua, goes before the House of Iiords today and it's due (or a rough reception.

Former foreign secretary . Lord Halifax. leader of a solid core of rebellious conservative peers, has tabled a motion - , ' ti: and most at the 63 Labor peers an on record against it. Chances are that many of the B5 Liberals in the House will llne.up with them.

The government proposal. as out- linui in a. recent. white paper. is to set up a second corporation. similar to the BBC. to supervise television. This cor- poration. as yet. unnuncd, would lease transmitter facilities to pri- vate cosnpaniee which would in turn produce programs to sell time to advertisers. '

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The ECAF confirmed that Miss Burton, 28. had returned to the RCAF station at Pat Bay, 3. C., near Victoria.

Gen. Pearkes told a. reporter later that apparently ML! Burton returned to tihe RCA!" of her own accord. He could throw no light. on where she had been for the last year.

Miss. Burton vaniiied from the WCAF station at Aylrner, Ont., at. Easter in 1952. Her parents live in sasiratcherwan but she hadldved since childhood with Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Sims of Victoria, her foster-

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