OTAWA (GP) -- Prime Minis-lword brief. tea informed of Canada's at born after July 30, 1954: Athol 1. Grade sow having raised a I '.l'osaatoea- 1. Parker Jamil. day by his eoavismu oa Ilia tad- ter St. Laurent dlscloaed 'i'hurs- rmnson INVESTIGATING tion? he was aaited. iar. st. I.aur- Roberts: Reserve. Athol Roberts. litter 1. Prastoa Bryanton. Rollo York; 1 Clayton Buloltt. anal counts of polar). no aaes . day he personally imposed sovenv The brief. which chargad that eat declined to answer. Ha was ll: Female. any age with nor. nay. . s Graea Tomatoes - 1. Parker starred for tho uveranseat as as men; secrecy on the expulsion of seven em ouigmg guild" gchduld to had . F... ggfgu -1 and! Seymour Wood. I. Grade sow. not having rais- Jewell. York: 145- 31130? Reid. anti-Communist wlfaus.

. Soviet diplomat on spyiagmatz Ambassador Chuvahin .had es ence late today. It appeared iiineiy II; senior and Reserve champ. ed a litter and under 12 months. 1. none nay; :.Harold Bulnltt. Rose- A my .1 1. mu "1 M .,..,,,,,.s, rrialntalllllll the, C 9'! gelled and lnadmlaalhlo actl he would so into further details at laa- Athol Roberts. ' Everett hsscheod. stratheona. neath. women MM W ,”m,dd-I. has not very alarming. Emil! cloaer government that e ll: Grand Champion lemaie.- 9. Herd of 1 Boar and 2 sows all I Ears Tabla Cora -4 1. Parker '

t of the elec- -..l.".?l 3:ll:sudicePowV- 50"” 6"" msy second secretary. came last ilondaY- 72 dlV5 3"" an mvgt rnent demanded of mu bassador Dmitri C UV p ---v r --;..'-2.”

he s ory

with a charle by "'5 P”"C'”'; dian Anti-Communist League thlan Pnpov and Victor Seuvanhtai. 3”.

x lust weekend affa

veiuance over the ltuaaiana' tivitiu. .

External Affairs Mlalatcr Pear- son. to whomlhobriafwasad- dressed. returned Thursday from a month-long trip to Europe. but declilned to comment on the Popos

.- .

Asked why the announcement was delayed. he midi "That's what I want to look into. I want to find out exa " tha procession

St. l.apur'eint Reveals He , Ruled Spy Story Secret

Staples. who tipped authorities l0 P0Dov's espionage , is iutnarlna. to quit the ei . its was fired from his Rockcllffo and left his subsequent apprentice- acoountant appointment volt untarily.

Mr. st. Laurent. touching on his reasons for main the 72 days of secrecy. said governments have always tried to get informa- tion from each other. '

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OLD SOURIS

one of Souris'a landmarks. the

l.ANDMAltl(

con.i.' now. the home of Mr. and

' ss- Senior Yeariln femai 1. s - I O- 14; 1 Ullr old femala-l. Athol

15; Iemale born July i, 1352 to Jun :0. IISL-l, Athol Roberts, a. Alllol Roberts. 3. Alden MacLaren,

15; Female Born before July 1, 13-1 and 2. Atbol Roberts. 11; Junior Champion female.

Athol Roberts: Reserve Champion lemale-Athol Roberts.

21; Junior Get of Sire-i. Athol Rober

12; Uenlor Get of Sire-1, Atbol Roberts. 3; Junior Herd, 1 male and 3 i and 2. Athol Roberts. 34: 3Cnl0l' llfrd. 1 male and 4 females-i. Atiiol norm-lg, 25; Progeny of Dam- 1 and 1.

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Georges.

4. Reg. sow. born before July 1. 156. 1. Mccormack Bron, St. George. 2. Mcctrmack Bros. It. Georges. 3. Russell Buell. Ahncy. 4. Chester Whitavay, Murray Riv-

er I. Reg. sow. born on or after Dec. 1, 1955. i. Russell Buell, Ab- ney. 2. Maccormack lIros.. Aiaioy, a..MacCormack Bros. Abney.

of which have been shown in regu- lar sections. 1. Maccormack Broa. st. Georges. 2. Mac.-Cormack Bros. St. Georges. 3. Russel Buell Ab- ney, 4. Chester Whlteway, Mur- ray River.

10. Champion Male, Registered. 1. N. W. MscLeod and Son, Bridge- town.

1!. Champion female. Register- ed. 1. Russell Buell, Abney.

Friday 39135 28. 1956

Howard Nartoa. Annandala. lg - 1, Parks: Jewell.

Oaiau York; 3. Clayton Iulpttt. Ensu- aath.

3 onion, white or yellow --1. Parker Jewell. York: I. In. Itas- iey Willis. Cornwall; Reward Nor- ton, Aaaaadala.

Jewell. York. I stocks fodder corn - 1. Lewis Jenkins. Little Pond; 2. Roy Mills. Alnandale; 3. Parker Jewell, York 3 cabbage, early -- 1. Parker Jewell, York.

I cabbage late - 1, Harold Bul- pltt. Roaeneath: 2. Parker Jewell, York.

I Cucumbers - 1. Parker Jew- ell; 1. Mrs. Allison MacDonald,

: was aU-'4u-a -

-.r r

Raoclsaa Climax .

sub - committee once headad by Senator Joseph R. Mccart Rep.-wis.

bassv third '”"""'V' .. Carlto n - A. hard. still look! Athl n berts. 12. P f t b ho 1. Cardigan; 8. Mrs. st 1 Willi

tempted to Tam mun-Slla lg”: o'Aevliet'll:'lateri the da Mr St nib! C-"Id!" gowminem h'd filo-52 bYnH2JEll1l."g:iT8l):utB:2::l: ::isel';'!y0Ill- 0!! C0lVlll9 3W- 80; Gizade yearling Iemala- 1. Brent Setgati) anliosoiicol-Eortugz: 2. C0l'lIWlll- an ey I, ..:'::1".::':f,,heii';! R. ll”0"' hm” Smiley pi man L.u,-em ",1 dub .hy'f, bot Tppmved of Popm” muho” (1825-1&5) an early merchant in some of ll! Ufllinll ll"dmld9 Cliff Bryenton. Russel Buell. Abney. 3. Preston Lax-gut pumpkin or squash m 1 then an asglstnnt United States do ll"Ckc"""' "H um" CV gummer ymmv, ,g'L"i..m,,.f Q", ":1 ,'”f,:,',”,, ""3 ha "Tran that tdwn. and sold by his widow shingles securqd by lIIlld'Wl'0UIl" 30; Beef steer under 000 lbs - Bfylnmn. 30110 Bay. Howu-d Norton Annannalp 2 pm. gm-ne helm pmucut. mun, dmll 2 vernment's brief an- and told rep0r.tcrs he Penlinally puarsutlsd .35: .liHCv:del.l'IG any in 1”, to CC. Came” Sr who” um W" 1”" wee" at bmh 1' nu” M"D”"”'d Red "9"." 1" P” M M" 82”" "mist 1: 391' -'9'?" Y"ll' ' I Theyii M i said Ha T 9 0 , ' ' . urea uildl i ' s it So : ' t

nnufilgjcemeutfiftlllglt g:n'lldam::gmbeee: ::iI.el'llleITl:lI'lsl:lll:nC:r uu 71 du :l3.o':zi3a::y1::'ae clerknllslsonllt 3: g;??ld(?rllt-0nlWJCrllPlal3Illj Tlmgr gtirgenca cf'itabold-tilTIcpT::::lrTi?- 53037303" (DEAD gt:-lgl:tSOtIlel:lI..:l!. Ge"orglc:m:lneRa2y Nosqmmuuhi lplilfu)-lg:-dJe-ttellv rllml-,i.ali'd tuitlilsnolliy -'lriswn - - ii,Juni ClfMl1 dz :- 1. - u w ea

lei" "W" Tm” newspape-"9M "V333 gT'?l:lnNEl:d the United llelclletd m an Cum" '"'"' may um um ml d-um" Th. um seymor land Staine.-CbaT'l1otta- Bu1r4u'cTtt:x.nt:l::"nnr 1 Brent "M 3'””m' c"'"' ”' ""'""""' N” ””"'”"

ried excerpts of the league! . e . town; 8. !'.L. Maiheson, Albion st"-d um son. Forluna . cnuectlon of yegembl" . 1; witness to help mm

W ' ' of Cxtlo;"Junlor yearling malai. Al- ROOTS AND VEGETABLES P&2rlSe'um'ls:ls'e"sliu2asllh:0lii, tahned Tlihcblatrgzuagainat Coll QC

B k Mana Qf Cl'IUI'Cl'I MISSIOII Bund 9 ' den MacLaren. Montague , Table turnips - 1. Russell Mlus, Jewell; 2. Harold Bulpitt. was the basis for fit! PC2037 9' an 9 . , o 4; Senior Yearling male- 1. Annandale; 2. Parker Jewell. York 1 qt. Shelled Beans S 1. Mrs. dlc""e"l-

RefUI'nS To Saslf. MOTITCIQUG TOTTIQTTT MQCTITTQ G:f;Jl's.lh.dah;sotun. Eetifgbsrymy 1. was 3.Fl::oi3u:ltgpilt: lIt'oi;e!n;at;iuhe- Leonard Maccormac. Souris Matusow. himself. eonmi ':

Mr. AlEl((H D. MBCll;JC:d.l:lll:10hl(l:il n an c ya - 3ff,”vfspfl'l.g igelntives and friettiflls in this province. left over e weekend on return to his home

Rav. Bob MscLaren. principal of the Naramata Training School. B. C.. is to be the guest speaker to- night at Trinity United Church. Montague, where a church rally in

The Opening fall meeting of the Mission Band of St. Andrews Presbyterian Church. Montague. was held in the church hall Fri- day afternoon under the leader- ship of Mrs. D. A. Campbell and

The disaster relief committee, consisting of Mr. Gordon MacDun aid, Miss Iphlgeinie Arsenauit and Mrs. Evelyn Cudmore of Charlo- ttetown vlsited the Montague unit

ing. To keep this work up to I high standard. she suggested a re- fresher course be taken. This. with the co-operation of the citizens of Montague. should prove of inval-

-Matbeson and Rosa.

7; Junior Champion male born alter June 30. 1954-Seymour Wood Reserve Champion Seymour Wood.

I; Senior Champion male born before July 1, 1954-Matheson and

son, Albion Cross; 2. Murray Mac- Kenzie. Dundas; 3. Roy Mills. An- nandale.

Mangles - 1. Parker Jewell. York; 2. Roddy Maclfenzle, Prim- rose; J. Joyce Dewar. New Perth.

in Saskalt'hBW3"- being held, on Wednesday night. usble service in time of disaster. whue here Mr. Macuod V1,. Mrs. James Shaw. Th mu id d . I H Ross; Reserve Champion: George 5 ha" I V, t g L M . lied his mother Mrs. M.s. Mac- , This rally will be attended by The meeltng opened with I by thee chaitil1.:nnl.wlIsuti,sree5J.es. Tie: ML Gabe" Clem" 1” Nved Mason. Bunbury. Stanley willll. 50:53:11; 2. Murrra'y

1, od .1 itr Mrs. Robertson ole Me:l'l1nitis.lslTe also visited Mr.

people from Charlottetown and Eastern P. E. I. it is one of the

llymn. followed by the Mission Band prayer.

Roches. who welcomed the Char-

wlth a report on the swimming and water safety classes. Approximat-

9: Gnanch Champion Mais- Matheson

MacKenzie. Dundas; Howard Nor-

To be Continued

having long beea a "vieisaa lar-

, and Ross; Reserve ,0 A d 1 Lead t th . p I Follow. th A u I . lottetown group. The regular busl any 93 pew,” took 9.. courge out 0 n, nnan s e. h'lIlr'ls!e-stltgailimlinMh?tsll9Yll9l:: Q lllrlliee rMiief:r:Til:eg lhellinltlirltllepeople election ll) offeice:svofoT'Mthepcertl:fI- M” "mo" W” ll?-ld. after which of which 39 received cei1lflC3l”' clilnllldorsdillilglnlletdi and 1. ygrkpaumm - 1. Park" Jewell,

En route to the West he will atop off in Ottawa to visit hll

hurch life and work, particular carried on during the present M h led um 1 t h 11: Senior Calf female born July 5 39915 - 1- M75. -l0l'll1 M861-cod. tier. Miss Maisie MacLeod. '3 1 H Ch - U T, 1 I llld Dewar as secretary- W 9 W99" l"'”9c- ” 1 1 t 1 2 Strathcona: 2. Parker Jewell, York ' mHe renewed many acqualntan- lgel::'ree'A:t".i.nflm.:::u:!:" N". "S." treasurer. t'""- donated 3100.00 to hell! defray "'9 gyzgurowmls ' 1955- 1 'nd' '. 5uCdC WIlIdbl'CCkCfa To STU" OUT HI. HOW

res in Montague where he en- Icrcd the cm of the Bank of Nova Scotla en a yo ng man. From Montague he was" trans- ferred to Winnipeg in I For several years he has been man- gger of the Bank of Nova Scotia in Codette. the centre of a grain-

about challenging developments in

Bob MacLaren. noted for some years as a dynamic speaker and leader. is accompanied by Mrs. MacLaren on the tour.

The rally will also be addressid

by Principal John T. Stewart of the A. C.. T. C. There will be spec-

growing section in Northern Sas- katchewan.

i

ial music. .

EASTERN ouinoulu

DANCE IN Beaver Club Hall. Mo . Friday. September 28th. Don Mesae a Orchestra.

MALCOLM. TROUP. Pianist. summerside concert. new auditor- lum. Saturday. September 29.

DISCOUNT on town of Montague taxes will be allowed until Sept Nth.

WE ARE discontinuing buying lags until further notice. Montague Furnishing Co. Ltd.

ROOMS FOR rent. Suitable ac- rommodation for small family. ht-alcd. A. C. Robertson, Monta- gue.

THE PRESBYTEBIAN Church in Canada. st. John's. Belfast. Ser- vices on the Lord's Dl)'- ll N"- and 1.30 p.m. Sunday School 10 am. All are welcome. Rev. Don- aid Nicholson. Minister.

VALLEYFIELD Orwell Head- Vnlleyfleld ll a.m. Orwell Head. 7..'t0,W.M.S. thank offerlnll service. Special music by the Belfast Male Quartctte.

DUNDA8 2 Annsndale United Church Circuit. Sunday, Sept. nth. SA. Custance. pastor. Annandale. ii:oo a.m. divine worship. tenor solo by Herb Macl.eod. Sunday School. lozdl a.m.-Dundas. I100 p.m. evening worship. solo by Herb Macheod. Sunday School. 10:30 a.m. Forest Hill Sunday school. 2:!) p.m.

I

GEORGETOWN . PASTORAL Charge. United Church of Canada. Services for Sept. 30th. 11 a.m Sturgeon. S. S. at 10 a.m.. 2.30 p.m. lililltown Cross. Georgetown 2 p. m., Rally Day for S.S. 7 p.m. Wor- ship. Male Choir. Men's Associa- tion on Monday 1 p.m. Speclll Speaker. Rev. W. A. Patterson. minister. .

PARISH OF Georgetown. Ang- ilcsn Church of Canada. Holy Trinity Church. Sunday September

ity. 11 a.m. Morning Prayer and Sermon. Reverend W. G. Hogg. Priest in charge.

MURRAY. HARBOUR Murray River pastoral charge. The Unit- ed Church of Canada. Services Sun- day, Sept. 80. Murray River 11 a. m. Little Sands 3 p.m. Murray Harbour. 7.30 p.m. There will be a special song service at Lit- tle Sands at 7.30 p.m. Ausplcea W.M.S. The guest spealte at Mur- ray Harbour will be the Rev. J. M. Sheen. Rev. L. S. Woolfrey. Minister.

CHURCH OF Christ. The Lord's Day. Sept. 30. Montague: 10.00 a. m. Bible School for all. ll.00 a.m. The Lord's Supper and Preaching. Murrary River: 10.00 a.m. Bible Schoool. il.00 a.m. The Lord's Sup- per and Sermon by K.'I'. Norris. Murray Harbour: 6.00 p.m. Bible school and the I4ord's Supper. Com blned Evangelistic. Service at the Montague church of Christ at I.00 p.m. Special music. Everyone welcome. Kenneth T. Norris, av- sngelist.

THE MONTAGUE Pastoral Charge. The United Church of Can- - ads. Rev. J.M. Fraser. Minlster.l Sunday. Sept. 30. Anniversary services will be held in Lower Montague United Church as fol- lows: 3 p.m.-Afternoon service, with Rev. Donald A. Campbell, 3. A.. as guest preacher. and music by the Charlottetown Male Eight. 7.30 p.m.-Evening service, with Rev. L.S. Wooifrey, B.A.. as guest preacher. and music by the Choir of Trinity United Church. Monta- gue. and the Murray Rivwr Trio. Trinity Church. Montague: 10 a.m.

”unday school. if a.m.-Morn- lng service and Junior Sunday School. The Evening service in Lower Montague. A hearty wel-

notn, Eighteenth Sunday alter Trln- the

big year was then held. Peggy Fraser was elected as president

The study period was conduct- ed by the leaders. Two interest- ing stories were given by the leaders and later these were dis- cused with the children.

it was decided to hold the meetings every second Friday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock.

A social half hour at the close of the meeting was enioyed by everyone and a treat was gel-ved by the leaders.

Qualities As Junior N-C.O. In Germany

SOEST. West Germany (apeclnl) - A Murray River. P. E. . soldier Cpl. Edgar Reynolds. a clerk with Royal Canadian Army Pay Corps. serving with the 2nd Can- adian Infantry Brigade Group in Germany has qualified as a 1.... for non-commissioned officer.

He was one of 51 candidates to parade here recently in a colorful graduating ceremony before the Commander of Canadian Base Units in Europe. Col. George 8. Spencer of Toronto.

The group. comprising solldera from all units and corps of the force. was the fourth to come out of the. NCO School since last fall.

The eight-week coursa is a rig- orous training period designed to prepare a soldier to command an Infantry section or an equivalent sub-section of his corps.

Cpl. Reynolds rejoined the Army in September 1953 and arrived in Germany last March. His wife. Joan. resides in Soest. Germany. in the Second World War. Cpl. Reynolds sewed in England. Af- rlcs, Italy and Northwest Europe.

Montogua Junior Board Paints line: On Siraais,

Yesterday afternoon the Monta- gue Junior Board of Trade ba- gan the fall with a hang by starting their first project for the coming season. This project

all the streets in the town for

the use of the school children. The membe is started off with

spny gun and markers. and suc-

tra to one side of some intersec- tions and plan to finish the other half today.

The Junior Board is hoping that

is the painting of cross walks on 091'

coaded in painting from the ecn- V”

Miss Arsenault gave an outline of the Red Cross work which is being

Judge DesRoches reported on the work which had been done in the Montague area during the past year. and mentioned that two fam- ilies had received assistance after losing their homes by fire. The assistance in each case was to small children He then thanked the Charlottetown unit for its assist- ance. He also thanked Miss Florrie Beaton. Mr. Gilbert Clements and his co-chairman. Mr. Fult Camp- bell for their valued assistance.

Miss Arseanult spoke about the cooperation between nations as well as communities. in time of disaster. and the local organizat- ions which participated in this co- operation. such as: Junior Red Cross training for future leaders. handicapped children's Fund. Mas- ons, National Film Board services. first aid posts. swimming and wat- er safety. and many others.

Fire Chief Doug Coffin mention- ad in his report that the fire depart ment was ready to assist the dis- aster relief committee in every way.

Mrs. Cudmore congratulated the Montague Fire Department for being the only fire department in the Province to have first aid train log and artificial respiration train

with six receiving Royal Life Sav-

ing Awards. The Town Council.

cost. Hearty thanks was tendered to them for their support.

It is interesting to note that 1,500 persons were enrolled in the swim- ming and water safety classes. Among them was a mother from Piusvliie with nine daughters. who started the summer as a beginner and ended the season winning her bronze medallion. When asked why she was taking the course she re- plied. "so I will be able to look after my children."

A vote of thanks was extended to Mr. Clements for his efforts in this successful projact.

Mr. MacDonald congratulated the local group on the work they had done. and brought up several points on accident relief and pro- ventlon, particularly in the home. Statistics show that fifty par cent of accidents occur in the home. and of these seventy per cent of the victims are men. In the month of July 23 accident victims were admitted to the Kings Co. Hospital. many of which could have been prevented.

Mr. MacDonald also said. that at one of the 36 first aid posts. 51 victims had been treated to

data.

IIORSES:-

Carriage more or gelding born 1955: i. Lester Rankin, Bunbury; 1 Delton Riley. Dundas.

Carriage mare or gelding born 1954: 1. Joe Rooney. Souris.

Carriage more or geldln born 1953: 1. Russel Mills. Howe Bay; 2. Reggie Banks. Annandsle; 3. Russel Mills. Howe Bay.

Carriage mare. foal at foot: 1. Maurice MacGiliivray. Cardigan.

Standard Bred stallion: Grand lchamplonz Alton Younker. Wins- or.

Carriage mare or gelding. over 1000 lba.. shown in harness: 1. Billy Disgwell. Cardigan 2.Char- lea H. Coffin. Bay Fortune; Dan Campbell, Dundas. :

Roadster mare or gelding un- lilli lbs.. shown in harness: 1. Wylie Taylor. Upton; 2. Cyrus Martin. New Perth; 3. Merrill: Ross. Lower Montague. I Saddle mare or gelding shownl

saddle: l. & 2. Neil Ross. St. Peters. stake Race: 1. Neil Ross; 1. Neil Ross; 8. Merrill Ross. Low- er Montague.' Mare or gelding. registered in

Dundas Exhibition Judging Results And Prizes Continued

3: lng. born since Jan. 1, 1953:

Donald, Souris R. R. 4; 3. Neil Ross. St. Peters; 4. Charles Ching. Sourls. p

Draft Stallion: 1. Reg Banks, lnnandale; 2. Neil Ross. St. Pat-

ers. Draft more or gelding. ll00 lbs. or over. born before Jan. lst.

Seymour Wood.

12; Junior hearling ' ' Jan I, 1955 to June 80. 1955- 1. Seymour-Wood. 13: Senior Yearling female born July 1, 1954 to Dec. 81, 1954-1,2 and 3. Seymour Wood. 14: 2 year old female- 1 and 1. Seymour Wood. 15; Female Born July I. 1952 to June 30, 1953-1. Seymour Wood.

16. Female Born before July 1, 1952-1. Seymour Wood: 2. Alden MacLaren. Montague: 8. Seymour Wood. '

17; Junior Champion female, born after July 30. 1954-Seymour mour Wood.

18: Female, any age with R.0.P --1 and 2. Seymour Wood.

19; Senior Champion female born before July 1, 1954-Seymour Wood; Reserve Champion. Sey- mour Wood.

l0: Grand Champion Female-

Seymour Wood; Reserve Champ-

ion. Seymour Wood.

2i: Junior get of Sire-1, I. and I, Seymour Wood.

2!; Junior Herd. 1 male and 3 females, all born after June 30, 154-1. Seymour Wood.

24; Senior Herd-Seymour Wood.

25; Progeny of Dam-1. 2. and J

our Wood.

SWINE... - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

1. Reg. Boar, born before July

Ill. 1955. l. Maccormack Bros. St. Georges. 2. Reg. boar born on or after July I, 1955. 1st. N. W. MacLeod and Sons, Cardigan, R.R. 2. Ches- ter Whiteway. Murray River.

1. Reg. boar born on or after Dec. l. 1955. l. Maccormack Bros. St. Georges, 2. Russel Bueil, Ab- aey. 8. Mccormack Bros., St.

bornl

NORTH RIVER DnIVE- IN)

773; B0)? Office Opens 7:15 Show at 7:45

TONIGHT

u-c-an TRIIIINDOUS rtcmvlcotolt

195.3: 1. Cliff Townsend. Rollo Bay: 2. John Jackson, Brudenell; 3. Preston Bryenton. Rollo Bay; 4. John Jackson. Brudenell.

General purpose mare or geld- ing born before Jan. 1, 1953: 1. Charles Ching. Soul-is East: 2. Russel Buell. Abney: 3. Francis Maclntyre. Lorne Valley: 4. John Blaisdell. Dundas.

General purpose mara or geld-

Maurice MacGllllvray. Cardigan; 2. Ivan Turner. Wlnaloe; J. Reg- gie Banks. Annandale.

Plow team over 2000: 1. Angus Matheson. Forest Hill.

Plow team. 220)-2600 lbs. 1. Robert Jackson. Souris. R. R. I: 2. Borden Hunter. Dundas.

Plow team under mo lbs: I. Wylie Taylor; 2. Charles Taylor. Upton: J. Ncill Rosa,,St. Peters.

Draft team hitched to truck wagon: 1. John Jackson. Braden-