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PO HE I ME nde, a SO El SES CR i Thr kl i SRP Sr "he Ce ree Sl Eo Se he oh al i nt a lh " THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, September 18, 1939 ~ Y ; ball to be held Friday, Oct. 30, in the Ajax Community Centre, |She said that tickets are now available from any of the mem. Durham County Farm Calendar BOWMANVILLE (Special) ~-- Ajax Auxili - bers. \ # The proceeds from this project ans or all will be applied to the Auxiliary's 5 Lindsay fair next week is pos- midget bus and hospital linen sibly the wind-up attraction for By GRACE MILLS bootees, is seeking more knitters projects. ! | ||] district junior farmers, Howevar,| AJAX (Staff) -- The Hospital|for the project. A donation of three dollars was This BRYANT deluxe "lo-boy" only group by Almerson Sovereign|s, inier.club competitions at the|a ed from L d Jani uxiliary held its first meeting of| An average of 40 pairs a month{receiv rom Lynda and Janie carried off Premier Supreme. In the Jrogeny of dam|oAc, Guelph, October 23, will at-|the fall season Monday in the|are ro keep up with sup-/Kemp. who earned the money eg rogeny Shadyiiuact a lot of attention, and Dur-lnu ces' residence, with Mrs. W.|ply, Mrs. Rowland at Ajax 532, [selling cold drinks during the hot _ ution, ARogenss Fons ham juniors will undoubtedly be|Griffith in the chair. will Il supply wool and patterns. |weather. 2, ames T. Brown, arlos represented, | Mrs. B. Kearney, convener off Mrs. 8. Urnuhart, Pickering, is) Mrs. R. Dibble was appointed (Fgh Orono, oh Show Wed i" Outstanding agricultural events ihe marathon bridge, reported|in charge of donations of home| official delegate to the Hospital = soils 8 of interest to Durham farmersithat plans were well ahead, and|baking, homemade jams, jellies, Auxiliaries convention in the group How Slope Man-O-are included in the calendar|ihat meetings would start Thurs-|and small items for the fish pond, | Royal York Hotel, Toronto, Oct, FORCED AIR (REGULAR PRICE $625) e 75,000 BTU Input! ® Will more than heat S-room house (or smell 6-reom) Newcastle Man Gets 7 Firsts ORONO--Once again the en junior get-of-sire, the latter on a tries of James T. Brown, New- castle, asjuap b Poi War Pabst. below. : 26.27 and 28. The fine year at weather col won seven. fis go Lig or aaday, o_-t 23 -- Junior! ar. Jean Cain was appointed ship tea, to be held at the nurses'| Following the meeting a social a large int d ring- being well distributed, Monday, October § -- Quinte(! 2 committee of one to contact residence Saturday. hour was held, with Mrs. K. Viz. side to watch the 150 head|with J. H. Jose, R. B Glaspell, Unit car Grafton Arena sick members, and Mrs. R, Row-| Mrs. H. Fenton is convener of ley, of Claremont, giving a les- shown by 24 exhibitors. Judge|and Carlos Tambiyn having] Wednesday, October 7 -- Nor- wool convener for babylthe annual fall dance, a masked'son in square dancings Harold McCaul, of Napanee, three firsts each. J. W. Bow.|thumberland and Durham Plow- the show was in charge of Enniskillen, . B.|ing Match, M. McLaughlin, 2nd vice- Brown, Bowmanville, each had|Schmird, Lot 27, Con. 2, Clarke, ident of the Holstein-Freisian|two firsts, and §, Edgar Werry, October § and 6 -- Securing ssociation of Canada. Hampton, showed the winning|yields for Durham 500 Bushel Brown's Senior and Grand|two.year-old cow in milk, while|Potato Club. bull was the stylish, Cedar Dale Stock Farms, Orono, Friday, October 23--Inter-Club 'had the first prize junior bull|Competitions, Ontario Agricultur- calf, al College, Guelph. Thursday, November 26, 8.00 p.m. -- Durham County Junior Award Night in Orono Town Hall, Orono, Saturday, November 28, 10.30 a.m, -- Durham County Holstein Club annual meeting. Friday, December 4 -- Annual Banquet, Durham County Hol. stein Club, day, Oct, 1 which will feature the member- CANADA FASTEST SELLING TOP QUALITY ALUMINUM DOOR COBOURG Frank N. Pickford Tel. FR 2-3676 PORT HOPE by J. H. Jose and Sons, New- castle. The Junior Champion was the winning senior yearling bull, Bowmanville Model Royal, shown by J. W. Bowman, of Ennis killen, while the Reserve Junior Tuesday, December 8--Annual Championship went to Browview join Macdonald TU. 5-5737|Meeting. Durham County Soil Hartog Faith, the first prize junior yearling shown by James and' Crop Improvement Associa- T. Brown, tion. Browview Veeman Imogene took the senior and grand cham- plonship for females after top- ping the class for aged cows not in milk, She is a large, deep-| bodied, augular cow with a good udder. The Reserve Senior and| NOW! For Better Pole-Type Structures -- Longer Lasting Fences 9.95 INSTALLATION 12.00 10 Reasons why Multi-Lite is Canada's favorite door ® Price includes up to 4 hot air ducts ® Price includes 2 cold-air returns : (other necessary duct work ot cost price) For 6. or 7-room homes, 100,000 BTU size available et slightly higher cost. Reserve Grand Champion cow was Gladibrae Pabst Gypsy, shown by J. H. Jose and Sons,| winner in the class for cows five| years and over in milk, The cow standing second in! this class won the award for Special Price On Oil Fired Furnaces Deluxe Medel 98,000 B.T.U. 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