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__ FEDERATION. NEWSLETTER

Competition This Year: ~WasAnImproved Project

by J. LINCOLN DEWAR

This year's Hay Competition im its second year was an im- proved project in point of dis-

lay surroundings and particu-

ly in the display of the three top samples in each class in a booth in the main building.

The best’ sample of legume hay shown by Wilfred cKin- ley, North River was /the cham- pion exhibit of the show. It will be.recalled that Mr. MacKinley also had the champion sample

knows what he is about.

they were coarser and the lack

iRiver. has also been consistent- |

mer it would seem obvious to conclude that Mr. MacKinley is

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an expert in hay making and Sylvan Valley, Antigonish, N.S: The competitors. from_out.of the. foe R.R---7;- This year’s exhibits in the (province wer certainly welcome |Harrington. grass hay class did not appear |jand took home three of the pri-

to be up to last year’s quality, |zes.

of leafness appeared to be fair- |shown, ly general. The winner in this |year. Listed below are the prize jclass Arthur Wheatley of North | winners in the different classes. 'North River; 4

Param WINNERS’

taking fourth place for clover|war. New Perth; 3. Taylor Bros. was Casey VanDeSande, RR. 2, Norton R.R. 2, N.B.;

Syivan buted te the drawing power 5. -A. the horseracing, the Seer h=/ BB. the’ shows: in’ the coliseum. Pos-|/ sibly to this should be added the desire of the people to be where | ‘there are crowds and to meet with acquaintances.

VanDeSande. RR. 2, Valley, Antigonish, S G. Moore, Pownal; 6 Jones, Bunbury; 7. Experimen- tal Farm, Charlottetown; 8. Ro- bert Shaw, Bloomfield.

Prize winners »in..grass__ hay, f J Anse, _preonmes by Nee es Having recognised ihe attrac: Uff ‘ an achinery Co: 1. thur tions in their logical order we hay Wheatley, North River; 2. Rus-\now come to purely agricultural SECOND SECTION . sell Wheatley, North River; 3. matters in relation to the Fair,

Ivan Turner, Winsloe; 4. Lorne land: are forced to conclude that:| laure ot ot Animals’ 4 Glydon, ‘Kensington, R.R.; 5. |the drawing power here is prac- |shortened/the time William Nicholson, New Glas \tically nil, In an industry which’ ‘they are’ on display. gow; 6. St. Vincent's Farm, Ch’: |is very machinery conscious the j / Everyone who / thinks 7 Garry—-Ford; almost complete absence” of- a) that AgricultureAs a very farm machinery display where ly changing ustry. ;

: se Island Like The . wn, Thur., Aug. 25, 1966 f olved_af

ibution railways We ing ;this

particular strike’ rae not,

Prize- winners in. mixed hay, |thousands upon ‘thousands of in.) isponsored‘ by P.E.I: penis (ean viewers would: be wal” pee -waaty/ ast are ve we seen so (railway Strike’ continued for any | In total some 70 samples were |Association: 1. Taylor Bros, Nor-|able is very’ puzzling inde of lds ripe atthe length of time.

te and this of what a Y |may be, considers ;

slightly more than last ton R.R. 2; 2. Ivan Turner; Win- lsloe; 3. Wilfred MacKinley. of | Experimental \Farm, Charlottetown; 5. Donald

d such an excell-| Certainly/we are not passing |

ppeardnce of good yield judgment on the issues involved :

‘by side with them/in many put it might . appear logical to

cases are very beautiful fields conclude that any situation - is

The show in the hdnderaty/ building is slipping in// sonnei if‘ not in quality, and/the | isons for this would’/ Appen

into’ the_ business -downgraded ‘the ‘keey the

The tremendous popularity of |economic 4. Casey Old Home Week may be attri-\it has

being battened down for a/eral chs eave. loud of round of heavy weather with the cases strike settlements when/|

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"Theme oo. “Announced

ve arrived ly successful over the years. ize winner in legume ha: Platts, Howlan; 6 John W., rit some consi ation, ¢ | when very ear eful Ped ver with most goregous be resolved where there Tn the’thixed hay clash Taylor a ramen ty PEL bie Platts, Howlan: 7. Andrew C litt; remaining /facet aT ne ; hd - “providing ‘a contrast |real determination to do so oa ST. JOHN'S, Nt. \CP)—Op- Brothers of Norton, New Bruns-|men's “Assoc. and P.E1. Fluid |Johnstone, Long River: 8. Hor- agricultural picture is the live- tion to that really striking. where, what is more important position Leader Dr\\Noel Mur ~ wick had the best sample. Ano-|milk Association: 1. Wilfred Mac|#ce Wright and Son, Bedeque. |stoe~ and while the Hay's for-| : STRIKE there is a high sense of respon-| 5). invited Newfoundland’s or ther out-of-the-province winner |Kinley, North River; 2. J. L De-|EXHIBITION THOUGHTS / |mula has certainly put more might t time of writing the hatches |sibility and concern for the gen) nized labor movement Tues-

al welfare. In far too many | Say to ‘join in: our new theme

song—We're Coming to» Take He told delegates to the x nual ‘convention of the New. | foundland “Labor Federation the reference was to’a popular ditty currently on the hit charts: The .‘‘him’’\referred to was an

| obvious dig at\Liberal . Premier

Joseph Smallwood, who has See

Dr. Murphy. told the delegztes.

it was ‘‘with very great regret .

that I see the premier still re. fuses or at least does not sea fit-to attend your conventions dn person. But still you had a- eabinet minister here this year and the government. may have seen the error . of ite ways." Premier Smallwood declined an invitation to speak at the convention, as he has done each

time he. was invited since a - violence-torn loggers strike in --

1959 when a severe rift devel Oped between-labor and govern- ment over decertification ‘of the International Woodworkers . of America: “

Federgtion- President “Esau

| | Russians Plan

Rocket Tests -

MOSCOW. (Reuters) — Rus

| sia plans to test fire booster | rockets in the Pacific Ocean. -

over a two-month period=start- ing Friday, the government an < | Mounced today. .

-The tests will be limited to-a.

[circle-with a radius of 40 nap

tical miles in an area to the far

Fortewens of Hawaii. They will

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Plast until Oct. 2. . The tests, latest in a series, -

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