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Early Exhibition Date Displeases ~ Holstein Men Peterborough--The mid- August date of the Peterborough Exhibition last "year was a disappointment to the Hol- stein breeders of central Ontario, as mentioned by G. L. Nelson.ef Port Perry, fieldman for the breed associa- tion, at a meeting here last Wed. "We can't expect much increase from our exhibitors as 'long asthe © present date is maintained, nid Date of the East-Céntral Ontario Holstein Championship Show was set - for October 7 at Morrow Park, Peter- borough, by the members of the show committee with James T. Brown of Newcastle, 'chairman. Fifteen mem- bers attended from Frontenac to Sim- coe county. i : Costiioons Choice James Henderson of the Kingston district was unanimously proposed fox judge 'of this year's show. He. will be informed that the giving of reasons for his comments will'be appreciated: Mr. Nelson indicated thg expansion of Holstein breeders' interest in the county, Black and White Days in his field in the last, four years. In 1951 there were: 11 county shows, 143 ex- hibitors, oh2. cattig exhibited, 1144 en- | tries "and the prize money totalled $5,270. In 19564 there were: 12 coynties, 207 exhibitpys, 1,181 cattle shown, "1,518 entries and prize money fimounted to. $6,608. tion of the use of the facilities of 'Peterborough Exhibition for the Hol- sein championship show. National memberships in the area have increas- ed from 1656 to 1811 in the four yehirs; including the county members, up from Giana NEW HOLLAND bing | ~~ Thursday esr a SEES LL - T--- in 76 and 77 BALER kt i , April 14th OWNER SCHOOL--1.30 to 4.00 P.M. MORROW FARM EQUIPMENT Port Perry, Ont. SPECIAL FILM ON GRASS LAND FARMING TO BE SHOWN IN THE SHOWROOM at 8.30 p.m. EVERYONE WELCOME Ee OWNER SCHOOL | The committee sanidsadd spvicche : RE SESE Al "a: fe £5155 I% aia 714 to 941; and the ratio of the county to national membership has increased from 431 per cent to 512 per cent. Clubs More Active ae Mr. Nelson mentioned in his review of last year that some of the county Holstein clubs have been more active in community projects. "All of them are doing a good job in helping to, promote . the 4-H Clubs, but some of | them could still do a lot better," Figures for the East Central cham- pionship show are: In 1951-66 exhibitors, 186 cattle, 217 entries, prize money,: $1,950. In 1954, "also at Peterborough--70 exhibitors; 236 cattlé, 276 entries and prize money $2,205, "A considerable' volume of cattle moved out of the area last year," Mr, | Nelson reported. "Replacements in herds have been active, and it is no- ticed that the home trade is growing jormually. Some choice Holsteins from this district were exported to Colum- iI via, Venezuela & Argentine interests. Itejs encouraging for our breeders to Ladies' Monday Night Bowling PANSIES , LETRA SIRS LT wa 32 TULIPS ..... even 20 ROSES ,...., wn 24 SNAPS... wen22 CARNATIONS rove 18 ORCHIDS «iii 18 "VIQLETS viceivinssieiiomminisvisniriis 16 DAISIES ...ccvviiminiininnn wl0 'Over 200-- . Mrs. Cox (Snap) vee 276 Mrs, St. John (Rose) ...... 261 Mrs, Stata (Tulip) ......i.. 268 Mrs! Healey (Pansy) .... Mrs. DeShane (Orchid) .. 0 Mrs. Mark (Pansy) ... cin {| High Triple Mrs. Stata (Tulip) ...... AR "The show here last October was} the largest and best to date," Mr. Nel- |; son said, . a receive just remuneration for animals of proper conformation and full pedi- grees, There was a record of 201 certifi- cates of longtime and superior pro- |! duction received with the second gold | ribbon being awarded to James Cook- songf Bowmanville, The majority of our herds have been vaccinated." PHYLLISBMARSHALL Featured on CBC Television's "On Stage" ig' vocalist Phyllis Marshall. Phyllis manages to com- bine her career and: her duties as a mother and housewife in spite of a popular hectic schedule of rehearsal and broad- casts: Her main interests include her husband, her daughter Sharon, SOW- ing (she makes most of her television costumes), golfing, bowling, and, of course, singing. . BETHANY ; oan bringing TV One of the star performers at CHEX-TV in Peterborough is your telephone . company. Bell plays a major part in to your home. Bell works behind the scenes, too, all alorig the way, - "for the programs are transmitted to . Peterborough via the. Bell Telephone microwave system, : From the 50-foot Hastings microwave OTHER BELL TELEPHONE SPECIALIZED COMMUNICATIONS SERVICES . 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