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    The 'Largest Pumpkin Contest" is this town's annual Pumpkin Fair. Last year, Jerald Johnson of Clearwater, Minnesota grew the winning pumpkin, which weighed in at 1003 pounds. Which Manitoba town holds the 'Largest Pumpkin Contest'?

    Question #86868. Asked by pmac41. (Oct 05 07 3:33 AM)


    Rowena8482

    		Roland, Manitoba

    http://www.rolandpumpkinfair.ca/

    Oct 05 07, 3:36 AM

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