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© THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, Merch 31, 1959 Seed Fair at the town h COUNTY SEED FAIR UXBRIDGE -- Heber Down, Brooklin, and Russell Morrison of Beaverton tied for the grand hampionship for highest points in wheat, oats, barley and corn, |obtained in the Ontario County all, Bea- last week. Mr. Down verton, id (took first prize with his exhibits of Fall wheat, late Rodney oat, Brooklin Man In Tie For Championship Oats Late "Rodney" -- 1. Heber Down, Brooklin; 2. Russell Mor- rison, Beaverton; 3. Murray Dun- keld, Claremont, RR 2. Oats (Medium to Late) -- 1, Heber Down, Brooklin; 2. Roy Leask, ve; 3. Harold Page, Uxbridge, RR 2. Barley (6 row) -- 1. Russell Morrison, Bea ; 2. Ralph Queen Mary Struck By roll, Be except for the ene remark. stabilizers kept the ably steady. - Speed was reduced a couple of knots during the worst weather to avoid racing the forward prop- eller. Despite this, the ship kept to its schedule. take Huge Waves SOUTHAMPTON, Eng. (CP)-- Several passengers and crew members received minor cuts and bruises when the 81,000-ton liner Queen Mary, which reached Southampton from New York Monday, was hit by a huge wave in the Atlantic, One night, the liner rolled 22 degrees one way and 16 degrees the other. Passengers were thrown around In cabins and Don't Forget! KIWANIS RADIO AUCTION Veitch, Uxbridge, RR 4; 3. Mil- ton Parkin, Brooklin. Ear Corn -- 1. Gordon A. Hunt- er, Brooklin; 2. Murray Dunkeld, Claremont, RR 2; 3. Norman Leh man, Claremont, RR 2. Rye -- 1. Ralph Veitch, Ux- bridge, RR 4; 2. Albert Hockley, Claremont, RR 1; 8. Ivan Norton, Wi medium to late oats. There were over 150 farmers at- tended the event which attracted 92 entries. A number of the en- tries submitted will be sent to the Central Ontario Spring Show to be held in Peterborough April #17, 8 and 9. Ken Fallis, field crops branch, Toronto, and Frank Plibersek, plant products division, depart ment of agriculture, Toronto, were the official judges on the grain and small seed classes. Joe Lanthier, Unionville, was the of- ficial judge on hay classes. The championship awards in the various classes are as fol- lows: 1. Grand champion nated by Milton Parkin fo lest points in wheat, oats, barley |and corn classes. Tie -- Russell Morrison, Beaverton, and Heber Down, Brooklin, 2. Fall wheat -- Heber Down, Brooklin; 3. Oats, Heber Down; |a, Barley, Ralph Veitch, Ux bridge; 5. Hay, George Malcolm, Locust Hill; Potatoes -- Albert Hockley, Claremont, RR 1. The afternoon program was under the direction of president Clifford Ross. | Prof. Phil Wright, department | of agricultural economics, OAC, Guelph, spoke on contract farm- ing. He stated that contract farm- ing was increasing each year. At present over 90 per cent ok all| Registered Barley -- 1. Ralph rooms. Capt. Andrew Mackellar said westerly gales followed the ship all the way from New York but, | Wed., April 8 BEFORE and AFTER the SHOW ... . Why not make a habit of dropping into the GENOSHA COFFEE SHOP for a delicious sandwich or a satisfying full Red Clover--1. J. Howard Mal- colm, Locust Hill; 2. Milton Par- kin, Brooklin. Timothy -- 1. J. Howard Mal colm, Locust Hill. Potatoes (early) -- 1. Ivan Nor-| ton, Goodwood; 2. Harold Norton, | Claremont, RR 1. Potatoes (late) -- 1. Albert Hockely, Claremont, RR 1; 2.| Ivan Norton, Goodwood; 3. Har-| old Norton, Claremont, RR 1. Hay (1st cut) -- 1. Harold Nor- ton, Claremont, RR 1; 2. F. Roy Ormiston, Brooklin; 8. Russell Morrison, Beaverton. Hay (2nd cut) -- I! George Mal- colm, Locust Hill, RR 1; 2. Dug- gan Bros. Brechin; 3. Ivan Nor- ton, Goodwood. JUNIOR SECTION Oats (medium and late) -- 1. Keith Page, Uxbridge, RR 2; 2 John Leask, Seagrave, RR 2; 3. Jack Coates, Brooklin, RR 1. | Oats "Rodney" 1. John Leask, Seagrave, RR 2; 2. Allan| Ross, Beaverton: 3. George Mal colm, Locust Hill. HEBER DOWN award--do- group to Beaverton and Ralph r high-| Veitch, vice-president of the On- tario County Soil and Crop Im- provement Association thanked the speaker. H. L. Fair, agricultural repre- sentative, supervised presentation of the championship awards. The Seed Fair is sponsored each year by the Ontario County Soil and Crop Improvement Association in association with the Ontario De- partment of Agriculture. The results of the judging are as follows: Registered Oats, (late) 1. Russell Morrison, Beaverton; 2. H. G. Westney, Pickering; 3.| Murray Dunkeld, Claremont, RR 2. course meal. 1ST RUN ADVENTURE & FUN SHOW! N NEW AND SENSATIONAL! | : pi : a £ oa , Ad % id RECONNAISSANCE SQUADRON IN GERMANY on an exercise with the 4th Ca- | naissance squadron of the brig- | Valley, about 50 miles from the nadians. Infantry Brigade | ade, based at Soest, which border between West Germany Ferret scout cars of the Lord | Strathcona Horse (Royal Cana- dians) are framed in the arch- way of an overhead pass while | CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING |Health Dept. (Continued from Page 11) ew DNESDAY ETT) J 35 TOPAY AND WE NEWMAN JOE. AN00DWARD COLLINS CARSON -- ADULT Entertainment PLAZA; pL Feature Daily et: 1:45 -- 3:35 -- 5:20 7:15 -- 9:15 P.M, Group near Hemer, Germany. | guards a 400-square-mile area ; aud the Soviet occupied zone. | The Strathconas are the recon- | just east of the industrial Ruhr (CP from National Defence) et ------------------------------ ea-- | ! broilers are produced under con-|Veitch, Uxbridge, RR 4; 2. Mil- Barley -- 1. George Malcolm, Iges tract. At the conclusion of Prof. ton Parkin, Brooklin. {Locust Hill; 2. Milton Parkin, Jr., {Wright's address there was a dis-| Fall Wheat -- 1. Heber Down, |Brooklin. Pl R h cussion period. Brooklin; 2. Murray Dunkeld,| Potatoes (late or early) -- 1. | ans esearc | Russell Irancis, reeve of Thor- Claremont, RR 2; 3. Russell Mor-| Janet Hockley, Claremont, RR 1: i IO ucers lah Township, welcomed theirison, Beaverton. |2. Doris Hockley, Claremont, RR | : | OTTAWA (CP) -- The federal rm en ---- 1; 3. Lloyd Johnson, Uxbridge, 50--Articles For Sale [30--Articles For Sale health department plans to ex- RR 4. DNE quarterinch Black and Decker GOOD chesterfield, new nylon uphol- pand its radiation research facil-| Corn (10 ears)--1. Robert Hun- drill, with hex key Chuck. Also Orbital stery. Must sell. Phone Bowmanville. |ities in Ottawa, Dr. G. W | a e ! ter, Brooklin. sanding Miachment and saw attach-|MA 3.7178 75¢ Cameron, deputy minister "sald fu : t ve drill, ; p Ct ' y | ment to fit above $55. RA. Supis ATR eofibrestor vErunnary, Mod 414. Monday. | UXBRIDGE -- Ronald Denniss, | 10 HP JOHNSON outboard motor, 80 gal. tank. Fully guranteed. Also 3 The new laboratory would con. of the livestock division, Cana-| THEATRE GUIDE Jeasnabiy priced for quick sale. RA ALL Sowioresson 2 HP. sige Phase, tinue current studies to deter-'dian department of agriculture, nd CRI LR a cfm. 150 1bs./mine quantities of radioactive told Ontario county hog producers £0 " V 1. Cas ster for Serv : : --- s SHES EAPIEID two chairs, Wie ertical. Cash register tor Service St materials in milk and other food that they were losing $38,000 an-| [Btmare - dy Haray Comm mi Seeger ee ro Ea ig gl en ig products wand usmey. bones. Tre Justy oF Maree ing Grade C| yxBRIDGE -- Ontario County The inter-school trophy Wasi pm, "Tarzan's Fight for Life chairs RA 3-466. 74 ster Mod:AC. Ford car radio. Philips| 2m Tacioaciive procuct loun gs. He said that throughout|ceeq juding competition ~ was won by Uxbridge High School.| jn eolor, 1.50, 4.40, 7.35, 10.30 FOR Sale -- Lady's COM icyeie-in [F200 and three speed record player. (SO far in milk is strontium-90Canada producers los over a mil-|y 1d in the Uxbridge High School Team members were Lloyd Wil-| 5m ast complete show starts raps Sanaition, are BA Te Tg amington Rand Bookeeping 'machine/produced by atomic bomb explo- lion dollars for this reason last|recently with 52 boys and girls/son, Uxbridge, RR 2; Lawrle| af 905 p.m | TWO spring coats, one biue with match.|350 v. and many oth all items. | SIONS. year. [taki art. |Taylor, Pefferlaw, RR 1; Bruce . the hat and bag $7, worn one season. Very reasonable. Apply Oshawa Ma.| Special equipment also would] He was speaking at the Pork tang s testant was required Shillinglaw, Mount Albert and Plaza -- "Rally Round the Flag One red, good condition, 42. Sizes 12 |chinery Co. 97 Simcoe Street South. be installed to measure and iden- Carcass Show held in conjunction Rach eon classes each of oats, Ross Stevenson, Uxbridge. | Boys!" 1.45, 3.35, 5.20, 7.15, 9.15 F 5-198 a ~TaRA 33316 &1 any ume, _____tltity radioactivity in humans. with the Ontario County Seed! !° Judge two ast i a.| Th junior inter-club tro hy! p.m. Last complete show 8.58 LLOYD baby carriage, green and |B. F. GOODRICH Stores, tires, batter. Equipment of this type already Fai Beav * barley and wheat and give rea ig Jun n B PY | white, very good condition, $20. Apply ies, Kelvinator refrigerators, television. |; d i TP J | Pair at Beaverion las Week, He, n one class of. each. There was won by Brooklin Junior| P.m. 29 Mill Street. 75c | Thrifty budget plan. RA 5-4543. oh Ia operation 80 Consda's paid tribute to the quality of the Sons ih a class each of clover Farmer Club with team members| . "ime B eh". in atomic establishment a halk carcasses displayed and said that|V35 2 | egent -- e Buccane and alfalfa to judge. Reasons Murray Jackson, Brooklin, Bob Technicolor, shown daily at USED tires, $3, up. Terms, Dominion 21 Weymouth Cruisers, $1800 'and up. | Tire Store, 48 Bond Street West. LARGEST trade in allowance on vour See the Scotts for No. 2 Highway at Ajax, Phone 1266. Toronto. '59. Ajax Marine, River and at the University of there were 58,000 hogs marketed from the county last year, .He used bicycle. Smelt nets $1.95; bende $4.50; bargains in all tackle. Thursdays and Fridays till 9 Sportsman's Corner, 105 Byron St South, Whitby USED 40" Beach gas range, condition, $110 cash. RA 8-0816 a rs open 5 1----Swap and Barter Pan SUMP pumps, pressure sys |plece bath sets, steel sinks an ms, d ce |inets, pop cooler, hamburg grill, rot fect | tiller, 75¢ | fittings. Chinn's, RA 3.7088. copper, steel, plastie pipe, |stressed the need for producers to upgrade. | Of the 22 bacon carcasses on display 17 graded A; three graded B; and two graded B2. The champion carcass was 3 5 - Translation 0- $7 CU. FT, 'frig, as new $160. Drop leaf dining table, $20. 6-plece dining set $35, Phone RA 8-6530 after 6 p.m. 75¢ ELECTRIC ranges, all makes, 52--Legal Notices 1 will not be responsible for any "debts com: in my name from this date, March 31, pletely reconditioned. 90-day warranty, 1959, from $39.50. Irvine Appliances, 50 Bond st ELECTRIC refrigerators, all makes, completely reconditioned, 90-day free warranty, from $69.50. Appli ances, 50 Bond East. USED television sets, 17** and 21" com pletely reconditioned. Free 90-day war ranty on labor and parts. Irvine Ap pliances, 50 Bond East BOATS and outboard motors, new and Irvine De-Icing Plan Suggested For ~ Planned In Signed -- Ross E, Stevenso |shown by Charles and Turner Forsythe, Uxbridge. | The tw carcasses shown by Clarence Hewitt, Beaverton, R|C French Plays MONTREAL (CP) -- Gratlen|yerton, R No. 2, won the best |Gelinas is putting foreign movie township exhibit for Thorah. |sub-titles to work for in in his| Anson Gerrow president of the! French-Canadian theatre, ' n dienne wired for sound. ty Soil and Crop Improvement As- In a few weeks, some patrons sociation for its support and in-|a were given on the alfalfa. g gl |also three classes tion, | mounted grasses and clovers, grass and clover seeds. No. 2 and Herb Davidson, Bea-|the annua the OAC, G | Wilson, Uxbridge, RR 2. is Ontario County Hog Producers' phy, He is having about 50 of the Association, thanked Mr. Denniss/son, Beaverton, | 1250 seats in La Comedie Cana- for his talk and the Ontario Coun- Lawrie Taylor, Pefferlaw, RR 1./rie Taylor, Pefferlaw; 2. Arnold Besides the judging of cereal rain and clover, there were| for identifica-| namely mounted weeds, | and The senior championship prize| donated by the Ontario County Soil and Crop Improvement Asso- B iation, is $10 toward expenses at| | winter short course at uelph, won by Lloyd The junior championship tro- donated by Russell Morri-| was awarded to The open championship prize, miniature trophy, was awarded | Holliday, Columbus, and Douglas used, bought and sold. Boat kits, all sizes, from 8-foot . prams to 2I-foot cruisers, $56 up. Marine Supplies poly proxy paint. Free information on your outboard motor and boat problems. Barons' Marine and Sports, 426 Simcoe Street South. RA 3-2263 NEW EXCELSIOR ACCORDIANA will be able to relax In their soft seats, plug (AP) -- Sena-|and hear a dulcet voice explain the play, its characters, plot and action. If the play is in French, the voice will be in English. And vice-versa. "We've got 5,000 feet of thin, flexible plastic wire coming for the sound system," said the the- Lake Shipping WASHINGTON tor' Alexander Wiley (Rep. Wis.) has called for a stepped-up ef- fort to develop a de-icing pro- gram to permit all-year traffic on the Great Lakes and St. Law- rence Seaway. Wiley, in a letter to Ma}.-Gen. Ermson C. Itschner, chief of in their earphones - terest. Ito Murray Jackson, of Brooklin. | Brooklin March Meeting WI. 7. 1.45, 4.15, 6.45, 9.20 p.m. Last complete show 9 p.m. I STAY AT HOME AND STILL ATTEND THE OSHAWA KIWANIS RADIO AUCTION Scott, Oshawa. The competition was under the direction of H. L. Fair, agricul- tural representative and assisted by Alvin H. Blades. Assisting as judges were LeRoy Brown, agri- cultural representative, Lindsay: Jack Pearson, Uxbridge, and ruce Taylor, of Enniskillen. Assisting Monica Bentley on the records were Mrs. D. Cros- jer, Blackwater, RR 2, E. A. Linton, Brock District High School, and Robert Rattray, Ux- bridge High School. Top ten Juniors were: 1, Law- Kerry, Fort Perry, RR 1:0 3. (Tie) Bruce Shillinglaw, Mount Albert and Ross Stevenson, Ux- bridge; 5. Larry Lamb, Colum- bus: 6. Pat Leek, Mount Albert; (Tie) Neil Taylor, Pefferlaw and Keith Harman, Mount Al- bert: 9. Jim Nichols, Port Perry; 10. Fred Beare, Uxbridge. High Seniors: 1. Lloyd Wilson, Uxbridge, RR 2; 2. Cloyne Stear- man, Uxbridge, RR 2; 3. Murray Hockley, Claremont, RR 1; a tremendous saga with a tremendous BRY as Je ] CLAIRE. CHARLES BLOOM BOYER Bueccani: CHARLTON 7 NER 3 CN STATION HESTON CKLB 120 Bass, Black, Ladies' model. Very reasonable for cash. PHONE RA 5-1493 atre's administrator. Jean Ethier, By MRS. ARTHUR ELLIOTT , Mrs. Norman Alves presented gop Holliday, Columbus; 5. John ie BROOKLIN--Mrs. C. De Jonge highlights of the safety confer-| agsk, Seagrave, RR 2; 6. Lorne I'll be a first for Canada-- precided at the March meeting of ence held recently at the OAC, ciarke, Uxbridge, RR 2: 7. Garry this system of translation. Onelthe Brooklin Women's Institute|Guelph, and Mrs. F. M. Holliday| Beach, Uxbridge, RR 1: 8. Lorne read articles on problems of the pjsney, Brooklin; 9. Gerald Hib- army engineers, said the route now is closed 'by ice three to 37 four months a year. Wiley said "cracking the ice 75d parrier" requiring extensive | PHONE RA 8-077 For free delivery on Southern Fried Chickens, Fish ond Chips, Sandwiches Place your order on home made pies of any kind. Price rea- sonable. Prepared by experi- enced chef, 71f'tain James Cook. more than offset the costs and who can't understand French. But I don't think any theatre in study, research, and experiment. ation--could result in a substan- tial increase in the traffic vol- ume and that benefits would tion." Gelinas, a brilliant work involved. NEW STATE Hawaii, 50th state of the US., edie Canadienne, has a hard time was discovered in 1778 by Cap- getting English-speaking theatre patrons to attend French plays DAILY CROSSWORD 2. Cuckoopint 3. Tomcat 4. Water god 5. Cuble meter 6. Trouble 7. Crushes together 8. C story 11. Kind of apple 12. Retribution 13. Whirlpool 15. Gasp 18. Ruin 18. East 190, Cushion African 20. Be attached tribe to 22. A con. . federate 23. Resident doctor 25, Vedic altar fire god 27. Australian (slang) 30. Parson bird 81. Girl's name 82. Doctorate degree 88. Scotch cap 34. Frozen water 85. The wallaba 86. Disinclined 88. Bang 39. Soon 40. Heroic 41. Eyelid afflictio. (var) 42, Foolish DOWN 1. Salty . ACROSS 1. Meat seasoning 5. American Indians 9. Melody 10, Weary 1L An tation " 12, Velvet 14. Border 15. Through 16. Halfway 17. Indefinite article "We hope the idea will help those who have already shown in- terest, and will also attract those who are reluctant to come be- cause they do not feel bilingual enough," said Mr. Ethier. He said the director of a play will help prepare the notes. The words will be pre-recorded on tape by an experienced com- mentator and then played back during the performance. 21. Ano. dyne [A] 22. Roman [B[LIV[E[S] handle 24. Ger. manic char. acter Vancouver Bus Drivers en flour (Ind.) Tropical fruit (pL) 28. Collision 20. A cheese 31. French river 26. VANCOUVER (CP) -- Sunday was a bad day for Vancouver bus drivers. Edward A. Heichert, on, stopped his bus to Investigate a trash fire burning close to a bank building. A home . made bomb blew up almost in his face The explosion rocked a two- block area but Mr. Heichert suf- fered only a shaking up and tem- porary deafness. Aubrey Craik, driving another bus, stopped to.let two youths off. One pulled the trolley pole from the overhead wires While Mr. Craik gave chase to the offender, his companion got back on the bus and stole $60 from the driver's change dis- penser. Police later arrested two juve- niles a few blocks from the scene. Each carried 32¢ in silver Garry Vaughn, another bus driver, asked a youth to stop smoking in the bus. The youth slapped him In the face. J ¢ Hall, | The financial statement was) North America has it in opera- presented by secretary-treasurer,|Mrs. Heron and Mrs. E. Acton,| |Mrs. Arthur Elliott, and a letter will present the slate of officers : n French: was read from Wilda G. Gordon, |for 1959 at the April meeting.| Canadian actor whose dream of department of agriculture h o m e|Lunch was served by the com- r-- 2 truly national--and Jingust- economist for York and Ontario mittee. heatre came true with La Com-|qounties, announcing a rug-mak- 4H GIRLS' CLUB ing summary day at Uxbridge| | Legion Hall, Wednesday, April 8.| Ten members of Brooklin WI| [have completed rugs under the direction of Mrs. Fred M. Holli- day. | Five new local leadgrs' training | schools will be held in'\}959. These| |Canadian Indians. mist, will be the guest at the Peterborough, April 7. |Brooklin 4-H Girls' Homemakers' |Club April meeting under Mrs. | |Albert Cooper and Mrs. Robena Nesbitt. | bert, Cannington. Open Section: 1. Murray Jack- son, Brooklin; 2. Stewart Annand, Uxbridge; 3. Cecil Noble, Ux- bridge. Ontario County will be repre- |sented by ten of the winners in [the grain judging competition at Wilda Gordon, home Econo- the Central Ontario Spring Show, The nominating committee, | SUBSCRIBERS THE TIMES will include series on Health Edu-| cation, Home Furnishings, Cloth-| ing, Homecrafts, and Foods and Nutrition. | Brooklin group is applying for courses on lampshades or cloth: ing as the course for 1959. | Mrs. W. A. Heron reported {briefly on the social evening] which netted over $20. | | Plans were made to hold a |card party and crokinole Thurs: | |day, April 16, at the Township, Hall. Committee in charge will be Mrs. Albert Cooper, Mrs. Robena! INesbitt and Mrs. Mary Kroes. It was decided to donate $20, towards prizes for Brooklin| Spring Fair in June and plans Toe made to enter a group ex: ibit, | BOWMANVILLE FOR MISSED PAPERS AND BOWMANVILLE'S FINEST TAXI SERVICE PHONE STEVEN'S TAXI MA 3-5822 It you have not received your Times, phone your carrier boy first. If you are unable to con- tact him by 7:00 p.m. TELEPHONE STEVEN'S TAXI Colls Accepted Between 7 -7:30 p.m. Only FOR MISSED PAPERS IN AJAX If you have mot received your Tines by 7 p.m, call AJAX TAXI PHONE AJAX 333 All calls must be placed before 7:30 p.m. District director, Mrs. F. M. | Holliday, reported highlights of| I Sige Prize, One OSHAWA Wednesday APRIL 8TH 6.30 P.M. TO MIDNIGHT Over 530 new articles Value over $7,500.00 Will be sold to the highest bidder A complete list of oN articles for sale and the names of merchants and firms donating the article will appear in this paper . . . Tuesday, April 7th. * ENTIRE PROCEEDS POR OUR BOYS' AND GIRLS' WORK IN OUR COMMUNITY Successful Bidders get chances en ance for every 10.00 worth of purchases, GRAND PRIZE 15 eu. ft. Frigidaire Home Freezer, the wonderful musical adventure. 'tom thumb coloy CONTINUOUS FROM 1:30 P.M. HB WERE OPEN!R Bees OUR PROGRAM FOR TONIGHT ol I a", H LORNA DOONE 4 the district executive meeting She announced the date of the| South Ontario District annual] meeting as Wednesday, May 20, ! in Claremont United Church. Mrs. Heron gave a paper on Health and Standards of Living. | Mrs. Gordon Hurst gave a paper on mental health pro- grams I TEEN-AGERS MEET | SARNIA (CP) -- More than 400 ieen-aged boys represerting Key| Clubs across Eastern Canada ar-| rived here Monday te take part| in their annual Ontario Quebec and Maritimes convention. Mayor Iven J. Walker, along with other officials was to officially opex the two-day eveut today. civic Leo Huntz Hi oN fei {SE 3 Big ( Stan LAUREL Oliver HARDY wl N-- "March of the Wooden Soldiers" TODAY TTT COLOR BY TECHNICOLOR His Happiest Hit! RED SKELTON wef Nee "EXCUSE MY DUST" omedy Hifs B "HELL BELOW ZERO" - w BE COME AND SEE OUR B NEW LARGE MODERN Ki re REFRESHMENT BAR! Ho | 3 MN COME AS YOU ARE AND RELAX! 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