PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
The president of the Mayfield Agricultural and Pastoral Association (Mr D. G. Ivey) has expressed confidence that Saturday’s show will be a greater success than usual.
“With one of the best growI ing seasons for many years in | | the Mayfield district and many ? | record crops, a high standard s I should be reached in the 1 I forthcoming show,” he says. | | “Crops are threshing above I I expectations and livestock are | I in excellent form. AU these g I factors will make the forty- | I first annual show in Mayfield | I a memorable one.” | Mr Ivey was elected presi- g I dent of the association in | | July, last year and has been | I a member for eight years. He | | has farmed at Ruapuna since | I 1947. i His farm, of 500 acres, is f | mixed, carrying 2200 sheep s I and between 30 and 60 acres § I of crops. In 1947, the proI perty carried 850 sheep. | I During the Second World ' I War, Mr Ivey served with the I Royal Canadian Air Force ■ and with the R.A.F.
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Press, Volume CV, Issue 31005, 10 March 1966, Page 20
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