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tHrTRDAT, EPT'.lSth,1958 ~ANAIAN WAAN nwmmlbnI m a FAW *A I JL J. T. Brown Repeats Last Year's Winnings At Black & Whbite Day Repeating last vear' s winn- ings. James T. Brown, Newcas- Stle President of the Holstein- Fri* 1 Association of Canada. we TPremier Breeder and Pre rl 1(_ Breeder of Hoisteins, and showed the Grand Champ- ion maie and Grand Champion fernale at the Durham Countv Black and White Day held Senitember 6th at Orono Fair. SThis is the largest County show in the East-Central district in recent Years, and in spite of threatening weather there was a large interested ringside. The show wvas particularly well balanced, with competition keen WANTED Dead, OId and Crippled FARM STOCK Picked Up Free of Charge 24 HourService Phone Collect Cobourg FR 2-3721 Peterborough Ri 2-2090 ,NICK PECONI Peterborough -. Ont. WE GLADLY WOP.K AMO SI1DY TILL VERY tÂTE - To KEEP OUR ELECTQIC MNW 1Wow"UP T) TO ~TE !Il! JOUR- Fp »P 1 *à» LECTRICAL CRNTRMTIN'U WIRING -n.REPAIRS in practicaliv ail classes. Juc ge Orvan Chambers, Wiifri, was required ta make sever. difficuit decisions, especially the aged cow classes, wheî 16 of thei8 animais shown ai classified -Very Good". the s( cond highest rating attainabl for conformation. 164 anima' were shown liv 29 exhibitor Browns Senior and Gran Champion female was Brov view Veeman Imogene. th~ winning dry four-year-oid, large, deep liodied. angula cow. The Reserve Senior an Reserve Grand award went t Bar M. Tensen Walker. show bv a new exhibitor. Ralph E Glaspeli. Bowmanville. Recer tl 'v ciassified "Excellent", sh was the winner in the class fo cows faur-vear-old in mii and was named best uddered fe maie of the show. Tensen is smooth. well balanced cow wit' a wonderful udder attachmeni The Junior Champion femal sho'vn bv Neil T. Malcolm, Bur keton. \vas Racket Willa Palis a big. strong. sharp heifer wir ning the Senior vearling niasý The Re.ýerve Junior Charnpioi was shown bv James T. Browr She was Browview Pabst Burl< Mercy who stood first in th junior heifer cal! class. A str aight. sharp. dairylike cal!, sh is donated by President Browi to the Durham County Hoîsteii Club. the draw ta be made a the East-Central Ontario Chamr pionship Show. The Senior Champion bul was Brawview Pabst Fifty-five shown in the class for buils threý years and over. This anima went on ta Reserve Gran( C h a m pionship. The Gran( Championship xvent ta the Ju nior Champion bull, the wir ning senior Yearling shown b' James T. Brown, Rosafe Hep tad,.-a massive stylish individ ual with good legs. Judge Cha, mbers commented on his neaý faultless conformation. puttin, him over the Senior Champio. on dairy refinement. The Re serve Senior Champion wa Pabst Leader Adco Lott. firs prize two-year-oid, shown b1 J. H. Jase and Sons. 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(AI) Hoar R.R. 5, BOWMANVILLE MA 3-2272 r -j j- id, ai re re ýle ks .s.1 Championship went te Ei1der-! slie Rag Apple Achilles. the I winning senior yearling shown' bv A. Muir and Sons. Courtice. Muir also showed the winning senior get-of-sire on a group by Eiderslie Triune Sir Heilo.j James T. Brown took fine first prizes. including the win-1 ning Breeder's herd. the wi.n- ning junior ge't-of-sire on a group by Browview Pabst Fi- fty-five. and the first prize pro- geny of dam on a pair from Eimcroft Monogram Finale.A Muir and Sons acquired three first prizes: J. .H. Jose andli Sons. Ralph B. Giaspeli and S. Edgar Werry and Son, Hampton, two f i r sts each:, and W. J. Bowman Enniskillen,I J. G. Trewin and Son, Black- stock. Neil T. Malcolm. R. B. Brown, Bowrnanvi]le, and Ron Welsh, Bewmanville, one first Farer sGift Saves Him Tax k. A farmer wha legaily trans- e-fers a share of his farm toi his a' wife or te anc of bis children L'i for farming purposes, can now t. dlaim a maximum exemption lej froin taxation of $10,000 an r-that share. ;t I Such a deductian rnay lie claimed onl1' once by a donar. SThe maximum exemption )n was previoüsly $4,000. ce This increase in tax exemp- e tion came about through an r amendment a! the Incarne Tax leAct. rn ,-Grain and ",Hay Show a j Cancelled id Officiais of the International - 1 Live Stock Exposition, Chicago ihave advised the Ontario De-i y. partment o f Agriculture thatý )the International Grain and1 1-Hay Show will flot lie held àthis year.1 ir By next year they hope to g' have mare adequate facîlities ýn availabie which will shlow thern ta, modernize the event, mak- 's ing it mare meaningful and 3t attractive ta bath farm and 4'city visitors. IIt is expected, therefore, that -the International Grain and Hay Show will be included in the pragram of the Interna- tional Live Stock Exposition in 1959. Information and prize lists will be available early enough next year ta allow pro- spective exhibitors adequate time ta make preparations for their exhibits. TYRONE First expedition of I'yrone Ex- plorers was held in the Sunday Sehool raom, Monday. Sept. 15 with 12 members present. Elec- tion o! officers as follows: Chie! Explorer-Patty Partner; As- sistant Chie! Explorer-Char- J lotte Annis; Keeper a! the Logi -Anne Skinner, Treasurer- Elaine Annis, Press RepDorter-i Anne McNevan: Chie! Counsel- 1 iors-Mrs. H. Stainton and Mrs.j W. Murphy.1 Many people in Tyrone coarn- munity were saddened by the death o! Mrs. Everton White who passed away iast Thursday ev- 1 ening, Sept. llth. The veryý large funeral on Sunday In Tyrone United Church showed i the esteem in which she was 1 held.1 Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hawn, Mrs. E. Hawn, Mr. and Mrs. Breriton Tape and Billie, Fort Erie, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hatberly and .,iaughters, Alderwood, were Sýunday guests o! Mrs. Annie 1Hath eriy. Mr. and , s.Weseý Hoskin,, A family reunion o! Mr. David Broome o! Hamilton was heldl1 at the home o! his son Uvr. and Mrs. John Broome an Sunday when 48 were present from jHamilton, Toronto, Oshawa and Sauina. Mr. and Mrs. J. Kennedy and sons, Hamilton. spent the week-j end with Mr. and Mrs. J. Gibbls.¶ Sunday visitors aiso presenti were Mr. and Mrs. A. Perfect and family, Cobourg. Mr. and Mrs. M. Dubyk and1 Diane were presented with two j, jtable lamps and a hamniered aluminum tray and teat set liy jTyrone village friends an Fni-j >. day evening last, before moving ta their new home in Oshawa, and would lie pleased ta have 1 anyone visit them. Mr. and Mrs. S. Nash, Miss Max'- lis Nash, Detroit: Mr. and Mrs. 1W. Chapman, Hampton, visitedj ,Mr. and Mrs. J. Gilils. iMr. and Mrs. F. McEvoy and J î!amily. Mr. E. McEvox'. Mount 1 Zion. .vere Sunday guests o!f IMr. and Mrs. J. Broome. Mr. and Mrs. G. Astley and familx-. Pickering, were Satur- 1 day evening cailers o! Mr. and j Mrs T. W. Anni. [were di nner- guestso n n Mrs. Frank Jamieson on Sun- dlax at their cottage on Pigeon1 Lakp. Cure is Necessary In Wçashing, Eggs Maintaining the high quality o! eggs during the warn sum- mer weather is a problemn that cannenns poultrymen e very- Iwhene. Don Luckham, Western Ontario Agricultunal School, Ridgetown, advises that dur- ing warm weather eggs should be gathered mare frequently and they shquld lie cooled as soon after laying as possible with 55' F. recommended as the mast satisfactory temperature. Eggs should libe kept at this temperature day and night and humidity should lie kept at ai fairly hig'h level as weli. The easiest method o! main- taining this temperature is to keep the eggs in the basement whene it is usuaiiy cool and damp and tempatunes do not fluctuate tao much. A home- made egg cooler is a help and can consist o! a wooden frame- work witth a water pan on top. By hanging liurlap aven the sides with ane end in the water pan the burlap wiil act as alI wick, soakingZ up the water and1 making a cool humid place ta! keep the eggs until theyare shipped. Meohanical egg coolers are also available. Everything possible should be done to produce clean eggs tiiat do neot require washing. For those that do, however, the tempature of the water is most important. It aJhou1d lie from 110-120 F . and' washing shouid take no longer than three minutes. A bit ot de- tergent added to the water- in which eRzgs are washed helps ta eut down bacterial contam- ination. Not more than three or four baskets of eggs should be washed in each lot of water and they should lie dried as quickly as possible alter wash- ing. If the washer is flot equip- ed with a thermostat, temnper- ature of the water should be watched 'very closely. Whiie the production of high quality eggs by the use of suit- able fred and good manage- nment is essential, the mainter- ance of high quaiity through proper handling and storage until timne of shipment is also very important. L ist of Prize Winners At Big Blackstock Fair Horses, Light and Draft on1 Ralter Yeld mare or gelding- Al prizes. H. Down. Commercial and Percheron on Hafler Brood mare and foal-1 V. Cookson, 2 K. Holiden, 3 V. Cookson, 4 L. Stinson. Year aid gelding or filiy-1 W. Shea. 2 V. Cookson. Foa-l V. Ceokson. 2 W. Shea, 3 V. Cookson, 4 L. Stin- son. Yeld mare or geiding-1 V. Cookson. 2 K. Holiden, 3 V. Cookson. Belgian On Halter Ahl prizes in this section taken by L. Stephenson, Burke- ton. Road or Carrnage on Naiter Brood mare and foal-l L. Biight. 2 Gloria Brent. Foal-1 L. Blight, 2. Gloria Brent. group commercial herses 4 or mare 1 owner-R. Cochrane. Cattle Shorthorns Pure Bred and Registered B3ull 2 years and ave-i Ba- ker Farms, 2 G. Rickard. Bull 1 year and under 2-i G. Rickard, 2 R. Osborne, 3 G. Riekard, 4 R. Osborne. Cow giving milk or in cal- i G. Rickard, 2 Baker Farms, 3 and 4 R. Osborne. Heifer over 2 years--1 R. Osborne, 2 G. Riekard. Heifen over 1 year-i and 2 G. Rickard. 3 Baker Farnos. Heifer eaU-i Baker Farms, 2 and 3 G. Rickard, 4 R.. Os- borne. Bull cal! - 1 R. Osborne, 2 G. Rickard. Special, Best Shorthern Bull any age-Baker Farms. Shorthorn Grades Cow giving milk or in cal- 1 and 2 M. Van Camp. RarnesClasses Nolateins Heâvy draft team-1 and 2, Bull 2 years and over-1 E. H. Down. Dorreil & Sons. Belgian teamn - 1 and 2, L. Cow giving milk or in cal!- Stephenson. 1 E. Dorrell & Sons. Percheron team-l W%. Shea. Heifer 2 years and oven-i 2 V. Cookson, 3 K. HoMien, 4 D. McLaughîîn, 2 E. Dorreil & L. Evans, 5 W. Shea. Sons. Commercial team-i and 2, He*ifer 1 year and under 2- R.Cochrane. 1 D. McLau .ghlin, 2 H. Yellow- Roadster teamn-1 Bill Reid, lees.* 2 A. Mann, 3 J. Sheridan, 4 L. Hieifer calf-I H. Yellowiees, Hoskin, 5 A. Mann. 2 E. Dorreli & Sons. Carniage team-1 J. Sheridan; Bull Cal! - 1 E. Dorreil & 2 -sind 3 A. Mann. Sons. Commercial single horse Best Herd B . Dorreli & heavy-l and 2 R. Cochrane. Sons. Four horse team-l R. Coch- rane. 2 W. Shea, 3 H. Down, 4 Rerefords K. Holiden, 5 L. Stephenson. AU prizes in this section went Roadster single under 15½ te Gea. Shea. hands-1I ohae .Hs Best fat steer any bee! breed kixi. 3 B. Reid; 4 A. Mann, 5 R. -1 R. Osborne. Sadier. Best Herd any 'bee! breed- Roadster single over 1½ 1 G. Rickard. 2 Baker Prarmia. hands-1 I. Cochrane. 2 A. sheep Mann, 3 J Sheridan, 4 B. Reid. Leicesters-All Prizes taken 5 I. Cochrane, I Y N. R. Green & Sons- and K. Carniage single under 15½4 Van Camp. -1 J. Sheridan, 2 R. Sadier, 3 Hampshires- and Oxfords - and 4 A. Mann. Ail prizes taken by L. Ayre Carriage single aven 151/2.-. and K. Van Camp. 1 J. Sheridan, 2 and 3 A. Man. Shropshires and Southdowns Commercial single horseë -AIl pnizes taken by K. Van light-l and 2 R. Cochrane. Camp and L. Ayre. Gents turnout-1 J. Sheridan, Market lamb any bneed-1 2 1. Cochrane. L. Avre. 2 L. Ayre, 3 D. Mc- Lady driver-i R. Sadien, 2 Laughîin, 4 N. R. Green & Sons. J. Sheridan. Market lamb, any breed Single 3 yr. aid in harness-- shown by boy or girl. under 10 1 R. Sadlen. 2 A. Mann. -1 L. Avre, 2 D. MeLaughlin. Single hanse road race ovel' Best flock of Sheep-l L. 15112-1 1. Cochrane, 2 &. Mann, Ayne. 2 N. R. Green & Sons; 3 3 B. Reid. 4 A. Manh. K. Van Camp, 4 L. Ayre. Single horse road race under Swîne 15'- A. Mann, 2 B. Reid, 3 I. Cochrane, 4 R. Sadien. Yorkshires-AU pnizes in this Roadsten teamn race -iB. section taken by K. Van Camp Re'd 2 ad 3A. Mnn.and C. L. McNeil. Rein. e an rei nn.glt-i Tamworth-AU. pnizes taken Cochrane, 2 J. Sheridan, 3R by L. Taylor. Sadien. Reniainirrg Prize winners will Single an rein heavy-i H.:lie lisi cd next week. 15own, 2 V. Cookson, 3 W. Shea, 4 K. Holiden. Sadle, open-1 Miss D. Wed-MO RS dup, 2 L. Hoskin, 3 R. Cocli- rane. We are sornv te hav'e nissed Pony Clamsse so many weeks withaut aur Brood mare and !oal-1 and i usual budget o! news from this 3 R. Cochrane. 2 G. Haves, part of the township. For the Pany foal-l R. Cechrane, 2 hast six weeks we have had G. Haves. 3 G. Hill. the very great pleasure o! Single in harness other than showing manv places o! inter- hacknev-1 L. Hoskin, 2 and 3 'est ta aur sister fromn England R. SadIen. and thanks ta aur many kind Single in harness hackney- friends, have been taken by 1 R. Sadien, 2 and 3 R. Coch- car ta the famous Lift Locks, rane. Peterbiorough; Niagara Falls, Ponv team aother than hack- Toronto, Winbnipeg, Carbenry. ney-l R. Sadlen, 2 R. Coch-! Manitoba: the "~Ex" twice. We rane. were entertained by mast of Ponv team hackney - 1 R.' the members o! the "Clan Mc- Cochrane. Holm", and many other fniends Single saddie-l C. Vernon, o! this cammunity, and when 2 R. Cochrane. 3 R. Sadien. time penmutted we went for Ponv tandem - 1 R. Coch- long walks in this rural dis- rafle: 2 R. Sadien. 1 trnict. .Guy Stephenson, Special best Mrs. Hilda Churchley suiled fer England Fnliday, Sept. 12th lni enarge of the pragram as Mv en the Cunard Liner Sylvania, weli as the business. She wvas a thrilled with Canada ta which assisted liv members af her th she has promised ta return for group, Mesdames A. Thorndyke. ar a much longer visit in a few% L. Tappin. J. Groenveld, A. Mv years' time. A littie group of! Ford and H. Barrowciaugh. The ti friends were et the C.N.R. to business of the day was muni fD bld her goodbye and bon voy- concerned with a fowi suppe-. age on Tursday noon ta Mon- This has not been attempted in w treal from where she said the this church for many years but ri last far'ewell ta Canada. it wvas decided ta go ahead. A hý We are pleased ta report that committee appointed. met at d( the latest.news of Mrs. W. Mar- the home of Mrs. Clarence Ni- w in, who is a patient in aur chahls the next Friday ta make tc loa hospital, is that there is plans. There were 1 9 present, di some improvement in her con- also five littie boys, at the r: dition which we truÈt wili con- Wednesdav meeting, k tinue day by day and aur friend Mrs. E. Barrowclaugh and n regains her usual good heaiti and able ta return ta her fam- ily at Morrish. There wai a mnuch smailer numnber than usual at Sunday School which wvas held at 1 .0 S E P T EF a.m. instead af the usual Il a.m . Next Sunday, Sept. 21st wil beRalyDa, he w epet 17 m 1m a full attendance, pîease. 7 1. Several rmembers of aur ehurch enjayed the special Sun- day services at Zion on Sept. MM 14, it being the 1Oth anniver- sary o! aur sister church. It is rather late ta congratu- L I N late th.e Grade 8 pupils o! Mor- rish School who were success- ful in passing and are now en- joying the excitement of first week in "High", including thc bus ride. They are Elaine An- X Ï B garet t1ewis is now living in Port Hope and, we hope, con- tinuing studies with her Mor- HORSES rish schoolmates. We aiso, welcame back for SHEEP - SWINE another term Mrs. Murray Wil- son. Grades in schoai are ra. ther disrupted but pupils un- A L der Mrs. Wilsan's care can be BADm A assured o! the usual care and patience given in instruction a! i the curriculum at al .times. FREE À4 Mrs. Wilson is now residing in1 the duplex appartment of Mr.1 FOUR AND SIX HO and Mrs. Fred MeConneli. 1 1_1 IT r 4l Tomato growers are now at the height o! the season and are picking everv day. Vines are well ioaded with the lus- cious tornato and ta date grow- ers seemn quite content with resuits. Given good weather picking wiil continue for somne weeks yet. Keep Steers Longer for Bigger Prof its lioliein-Friesan steer calx'es cari le siaughtered at 12 weeits o! age for veal, but feed tests at the Experimental Farm here indicate that it is more profit- able ta keep thcm for 32 weeks%. The faster growth after 12 weeks and the lower cost of feed per unit of carcass pro- duced, resuits in a bigger pro- fit. In the studies made al, cal- ves received a high level of whole miik form birth, reach- ing a maximum of 20 pounds per day from nine ta 12 weeks, plus good quaiity grass-iegume hay and a balanced grain ra- tion fed free-chojce. The calves not sl1a ughtered were limited ta live pounds of grain per day fer the next 12 weeks the n were given grain and beet- pulp free-choice until they were 32 weeks oid. It was found that the first group of caives gained 2.01 pounds per day and produced a cold car- cass at 12 weeks of 137 pounds. Those slaughtered at 32 weeks gained 2.51 pounds a day and produced a cold carcass of 335 pounds. WESLEY VILLE Poets love the days of June but none sureîy could be more perfect than this iast A4th of September and the people of Zion are to be congratuiated on their lOth anniversary day. Not only the weather was fine but the services too were a pleasure ta share. Best wishes go to this energetie congrega- tion as they start on their sec- ond century. Both Sundav school and church services were withdrawn here s0 people of this church might attend. The regular meeting oi the Womnan's Association was held at the home of Mrs. Harold B.arrowclough on Wednesday of last week with thle president 111 U.LJAJ irb .J v - !iss Stelia Bennett attended. imeeting of the executive of he Cobourg Presbytery Wom- rins Association at Brighton ort ýIonday afternoon to plan for ýe Fall raiiy ta be held st Dundonald in October. A cow on the lakeshore road *as reported ta have dined of ,rhies this pa:,t week but it as not been established if the log under observation was ili xith that trouble or not. Wolves oo, are believed ta be in the istrict somnewhere as Mr. Har- ry Austin found three sheep killed and two more, badly Mauled. %ABER 19 m 20 SAY [TION CATTLE -POULTRY AID WAY kCTS )RSE HITCHES - PARADES Officiai Opening ai New Grandstand and Exhibit Building, Thursday Meet Julietie, TV Personality, in person Thursday Afiernoon and Evening I FRMERS! "WHEN THE ROLL IS CALLED AT NASSAU "KICK# WILL BE THERE!"" "Mick" Brown wishes to thank al bis custorners who have taken advantage of these low prices and have made it possible for hirn to niake the trip to Nassau .. . but in ail sincerity he wants Mrs. Brown to accornpany bum . . so the sale is stili on. . . Prices are cut to rock bottom on alrnachinery. Corne in and look over our stock of: Traclors - Combines - Other Nachinery Operation Nassau is Under Way .,. Don't Delay. Corne in To-day! SPECIAL! FIRESTONE DRYERS ONLY $169-001 -W. H. Brown CASE DEALER 91 King St. W. 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