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|2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, October 23, 1967 FARM FORUM By FORD LINDSAY Oshawa Times Staff ing of seed corn. At the same time the rain will assure - ample supply of water in rura ENNISLILLEN Servant Flow-|wetls for the winter season. er, a Jersey cow in the herd of R. P. Stenger and son, Ennis-| pyGs FED rolled or ground Killen, has just been issued ainigh moisture corn gained the Ton of Gold certificate. In 1,453\ractest and ate the most feed. days she produced 2,081 poundsithese results come from a of fat. She is a daughter of the)series of tests at the Ontario superior sire, Brampton B.P.|agricultural College where dif- Area Cow Produces 2.081 Pounds Of Fat lea province have been affect- es or deficiencies may be in- A Nova Scotta fisherman at sea aboard a scallop dragger . a Northern Ontario power lineman . . . a shoe store clerk in Calgary--for them fortune smiled Saturday as the victory on the 20-to-1 shot Lacquer in the Cambridgeshire Handicap in England brought them $150,000 volved jeach in Irish Sweepstake prizes. In fields examined to the end|, TWO other Canadians hit the of August, aftermath recovery top money in the thrice-yearly from the base of affected plants|!ltery held in aid of hospitals appears to be normal. The root|i" the Irish Republic. Two more systems of affected plants also|W" $60,000 each on the second ed this year. Tests are being conducted to determine what suspected trace element excess- Five Get $150,000 Each From Irish Sweepstakes van, Sask., and Roland Imbleay of Montreal. They could not im- mediately be reached for com- ment. One of the $60,000 winners, Ida Lucille Cuccie of Toronto, said she will be able to make a planned trip to Rome earlier than expected. Originally from the Rome area, she has been in Newfoundland coast when word came of his prize. It was not immediately known when he|Canada since she was six. pg agg De Dg pote. The other second-prize winner Langford of Powassan, brought) a8 Henry Reimer of Winnipeg. drinks for the house at the| Timmins gold miner B. T. Royal Canadian Legion hall, but; Walker, Jean Hade of Repentig- announced as his only plan ajny, Que., and a double ticket in try 'for a safer job on the/the names of M. M. and Rosair ground." Coulombe of Larsarre, Que., In Calgary, Mrs, Roy Pres-|Tounded out the big Canadian twick, a shoe store clerk, told|Winners, =A iz= ; F | interviewers she won't buy any) more sweepstakes tickets--"we/ "THE OSHAY BEFORE TH Girl ' In Cx The Ontario Provi traffic court in Os nesday was thrown when the last ca docket came up. Richard Van O King City pleaded nr a charge of failin laid following an A Servant. To qualify for thelr, t forms of corn were fedlappear to b Fi finisher; Straight Master, and|will let somebody else win next dent on County R award a cow must produce at saa sablge igh moisture vate ¥ 90 Corot Cem three won $30,000 each with/time." She and her husband, a| north of the 4th c to feeder pigs. High rejthose of normal plants. These|': ;: : least 2,000 pounds of fat in four|whoje corn, high moisture roll-|facts indicate that the injury tickets on the show horse, Wol-lcockta il lounge manager, | Phone 723-024) Pickering Township jconsecutiye years. led and ground corn, and dry|may be of a temporary nature, ver Hollow. "aren't going to Py omg bee or 728-0192 Pegg od Lge gad | DISTRICT FARMERS |ground corn were compared. It is suggested that alfalfa} Arthur Savory, 39, of Lunen-|money before we get it. EPI'S the pid 0 - . | s P E) report Pigs fed high moisture whole |srowers examine their fields|burg was somewhere off the) he other $150,000 winners; involved appeare: l t | |the heavy rains last week willl |." gained the least and had|for aftermath and root injury. las Cooley of Este- the accused. Hower - \delay fall plowing and the pick- ot It hi j were Douglas Cooley us fore leaving the v ' the poorest feed efficiency. nothing serious appears to ___ Te diver ak the | Those fed high moisture rolled ve bin | ing Pe og shoot.or root, NOW PLAYING ie peaeeamase acked it fe. ouuta e alfa : | Churchill Se Aer pound come wns Tar(bare the eraial Cheeta ber THE ENGAGEMENT LIMITED other comment. i 2 . iwi Vv : | feed utilization. 'a | ival. EVERYTHING THAT A MAN SHOULD TO ONE WEEK vad wi hed Knew Secretisrrs: snore, isn morture|, CRY. AND. soybeans made|| tte sei, | ML iis se he J jup a large fraction of the more MOTION PICTURE oe BACK BY POPULAR At this point the rolled, high moisture ground than $100 million net import of corn and dry ground corn bend gr yp Canada during each almost equal. High moisture|0! the las two years, In 1966, Canada imported a net $41 mil- whole corn was about 13 per-iiign worth of soybeans and soy fided in Winston Churchill that}centage points below other | nroducts The largest percent- he had "created all the big/yalues. age of these imports came into trusts in Canada," but pleaded} Researchers at the Depart-jOntario. These imports repre- with Churchill not to tell anyone ment of Animal Science, Uni-|sent a sizable portion of the of this secret versity of Guelph, make three|trade imbalance between Can- He also offered in 1912 to fi-\snecific | recommendations to|ada and the United States. nance Churchill's, proposed Ca-|hog feeders using high moisture) The demand for soybeans and nadian tour and to "use" both|corn. The high moisture corn |Soybean products is increas- COULD SHOW ABOUT WOMAN! td the girl to enter box to give evide DEMAND matter, She refuse voluntarily and cou THE ed while a witne BEL NTE was prepared and By HAROLD MORRISON | LONDON (CP)--The late Lord Beaverbrook long ago con- VILLA HOTEL WHITBY JOSEPH E. LEVINE puns SHIRLEY MacLAINE , | ALAN | ARKIN her She then entered box and admitted driver at the time dent and that sh driving on a 120-d The charge IN THE PUBLIC ed through a public park and talked with people of her EYE ATIONS talk and receive a Shirley RESERV Mrs. Shirley Temple Black button. Mrs. Black is run- on the campaign trail for the U.S. Senate. was the cen- district Sat. Both young and _ ning against nine other can- Liberals and Conservatives to|should be rolled or ground prior)!ng steadily as larger numbers 668-3386 ; syed : ter of attention as she mov- ld gathered around her to didates for the post. assure an efficient reception. to feeding to market swine. of animals are being fed for the Singing ond Comedy Ae oy ie. ble tae (AP Wirephoto) "] don't think any other per-|Ground high moisture cornjincreased meat requirements of ROSSANO or vel ie SCRAY son can arrange your reception|should be stored in open top the province, Three times the BRAZZI laid 'ait i. te |as efficiently as I can," the Ca-|silos which are unloaded from|Present acreage of the crop Spur of the ADDED FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT a nadian-born financier wrote|the top. Ground corn keeps the|would be just enough to fill de- $200 FINE MICHAEL CAINE VITTORIO Churchill in 1912, when the Brit-|air out better than whole kernel|mands for the feed right here ish statesman was first sea lord|corn. Whole kernel high mois-|in Ontario. This is the challenge and, among other things, ab-|ture should be stored in facing farmers. isorbed in trying to get Canada|"sealed" silos that are bottom . Moment Restrictions May Hit DARLIN KELLY Direct From Florida A fine of $200 3 30 days was levied lene Catherine Mi Walk In. to contribute toward imperialjunloaded to decrease the prob- 3 Canada Exports To US. ss ucz ne atee ite cons TEEPE | | ech! GAssman ee These hitherto unpublished|processed as it is removed from| PETER Sat . eel scapl Efforts of some United States "What's worse, though, is thatynew owner can be found for the exchanges between Beaver-|the silo. | a urday Matinee 4 to6 p.m. congressmen to impose quotas|this new attitude is going to|/Sydney, N.S., steel mill of Do- brook, who was then Sir Wil- DRIVE-IN SELLERS pipe oer ely, A211) end 6° bit Fy es on a wide range of imports, in-|make it a lot tougher for Can-|minion Steel and Coal Co. Ltd. liam Maxwell Aitken, and the THE ONTARIO Maple Syrup i Qe B cluding several key Canadianjada to increase exports of prod-- Meanwhile Dosco officials man he was to serve faithfully Producers' Association, at nd NOW PLAYING au: ARTHUR COHH see Sunday Dinners 5-8:30 p.m. rings products, are causing increas-|ucts like oil and gas. were studying a written offer during the dark days of the Sec- first annual meeting, unani-| ak ViTTORIO De SIGA's DINERS CARDS H ing concern. "U.S. opposition to increased|from the Nova Scotia govern-/ond World War show up in Ran-|mously passed a motion calling) CONNERY : Licensed under LC #.0, day AJAX -- A ser Targets of the unexpected|imports of products like these|ment to absorb the losses if the|dolph Churchill's second volume|for_ action by township, county anti-trade move include oil, nat-\has been strong enough in the\company will keep the mill op-|on the life of his father|and provincial officials to save ural gas and potash--all prod-|past and these latest develop-jerating normally until April 30./published today. roadside maple trees from fur-| ucts for which Canada is look-|ments indicate more support for Dosco reported a net loss of) Titled Young Statesman, this ther destruction. It was also| Ing hopefully toward the U.S.|the opponents." $3,590,000 in the first six months volume covers the years 1901-14|48"eed efforts should be made for increased sales. Several countries are reported|of this year, compared with a|--when Churchill sought court-|0 Plant more maple trees this 'Although President Johnson's|to have expressed concern(loss of $654,000 in the similar|ship and marriage, launched alf4l!; not only to mark centen- administration is opposing thejabout the development, with|1966 period. spectacular political career and,|"i@! year but as a conservation proposed quotas, officials say|some warning that retaliatory! Steel officials in central Can-jafter switching from the Tories|measure and to add beauty to some restrictions may result. {measures would be taken. months definite ar indefinite in refor imposed by Magi Jermyn here Thur ie] Wilkins, 18, of a charge of escap The accused .w: tenced to six m« rent on a charge as JAMES BOND THUNDERBALL Adult Entertainment ADDED ATTRACTION BURT LANCASTER Banquets -- Weddings -- Parties WALTER THORNTON FEATURE TIMES kda' 220 - 9: ada were frankly doubtfuljto the Liberals, gained one cabi-|the countryside. | jon Complete She sae six months ¢ "It's a definite possibility that;DOSCO MOVES whether the mill, employing 3.-\Inet post after another. | Vv C 9:05 ula c of break some quotas may be established] Elsewhere on the business|200 men, has much of a future. |_MISS RHONDA SEYMOUR, | era ruz a au int |BSHEC, has been appointed as that|Clothing specialist with the | economic advantage |formed the great statesman. His|ome economics branch of the |nese company to see whether aland these now have disappeared|was an outspoken tongue that\Otario department of agricul- oo or are fading fast. pursued radicalism from a posi-|ture and food. A gr duate in A financial adviser of one|tion of entrenched heritage. He|home economics at the Univer- Apartment Dwellers Vote s Much Like Other Groups as a compromise between con-|scene, members of the Nova| They noted that its proximity | FORMATIVE YEARS gress and the administration,"|Scotia cabinet are to meet this|to supplies of ore and coal was one official of a base-metal ex-|week with executives of a Japa-|jits only porter said. from boat houses. of the goods were When the accu in Pickering cout on seven charg enter and theft, 2 enter with inten learned he was 01 some of the offen mitted. The sent Thursday will ru with those alread Box Office Open at 7:00 Show Sterts 7:15 FALL CLASSES NOW FORMING % Models Wanted __, ALL AGE Groups We'll Train You Those were the years Phone 725-5833 company, asked about a rumor)|vigorously supported home rule sity of Saskatchewan, she ma- \that it may make an offer for|for Ireland, labor exchanges for|Jored_ in clothing and textiles. the $75,000,000 mill, replied|workers and a powerful navy,|St¢ Will make her headquarters oar ee at he seemed half-hearted|i® Toronto. "Over my dea ly." about the one thing dear to McKEOUGH SEES HOPE jAitken's heart--free trade A CONDITION of alfalfa, -- Dr. T. J. McKeough. Nova|Within the British empire. |which has caused discoloring Biase : | |Scotia's Jabor minister, was| Born just outside Toronto and|out of the plant, is being care- ee coe Prod possi FALSE PRETEN TORONTO (CP) -- Apartment; But apartment polls generally|more optimistic, however. fully investigated by scientists thout getting Pleading guilty raised in Newcastle, N.B., dwellers in Ontario are not|followed the pattern in other! He said other firms, besides|Aitken became a millionaire at the Ontario Agricultural Col; a frank and honest opinion false pretences, \ much different from their|ridings, |the- unidentified Japanese|his '20s and then decided to eee, ania of ae of a Welter Thornon analyst, of West Hill, was neighbors on the ground when! In Kitchener, where Liberal|group, have shown "'a firm and|switch to Britain to work for his |= ee See : There's no obligation, In Nov. 16 for sen it comes to voting. James Breithaupt was ahead of|realistic interest" in the mill. empire preferences idea. He Come Join in fact we'd be delighted to meantime, he is | A survey by The Globe and|NDP candidate Morley Rosen-| "Naturally we would like tojsoon became immersed in poli- the Fun with give you a few pointers om tution. The acc Mail shows that theories built/berg by a margin slim enough|see an integrated steel plant,jtics and built a new empire of |f WATCH FOR your own potential... even cheque to a Pi by strategists for the three/to call for a recount, results of|but integration can only go so|his own in the newspaper world. ae. SALLY BISHOP if you-don't take th which was retu major on apartmentlapartment polls were also close! far. _ -- ye je course, "account closed". parties votes were not infallible. Thejenough to demand a recount. 'We fee] there is a market for MADE CANDLES strategists considered that. a| Conservative John White gotithe type of steel produced at| > "ANDL new and untested class of voter|almost twice as many votes in| Sydney and it could be that with." his pre-acting days, Joey had emerged in new apartments|London South as his nearest op-|the injection of additional capi- |Bishop worked as a candlemak- We've been doing it for more years than any other school in Canada, We also offer courses in Personal and the COUNTRY GENTS built since 1963 jponent--a result matched by|tal for improvements, the plant er and as an ice carrier. "Country & Western With a Beat" oe cenite Career: Improvement, in reformatory w The survey, conducted in ajapartment polls. jcould be made a going ee Entertainment Nightly --Saturdoy Matinee Benlamin Segal, dozen urban apartment polls,| The survey showed Liberal|cern." PHONE NOW -- 942-3661 ing, who appeare SIX MONTHS A sentence of s inite and six mo TECHNICOLOR ® The John Heyman/Peter Watkins Production "All Those Accepted From Modelling Courses Will Be Reginered With Our Head Offi shows apartment dwellers tend-|George Bukator, who won eas-| Lower corporate profits were ed to vote about the same as thejily, also taking a good lead on|blamed by stock market ana- rest of the voters in the riding. jthe apartment polls in Niagara|lysts for one of the sharpest Their turnout ranged from|Falls. Transport Minister Irwin|week-long drops experienced by impressive to dreadful--but the|Haskett did the same in Ottawa|Canadian exchanges in two of auto theft. charges, includin ) ) DUNDA and enter and t WHITBY Walter Thornton Model Agency Rhodesiar over-all] turnout was only|South. | years, 360 King St. West, Oshawa slightly below the provincial @v- | secs Pca -- ze erage of 65 per cent : APPEARING PSeeCeeCeececeecececeecces Local Rrepresentative: Mary Ann Azzopardi Meets Wil a riding of THIS WEEK Walter Thornton Hes Branches. In Many ef Ontarie's Leading Cities Sandwich-Riverside where} PRETORI! 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