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AGRICULTURAL NEWS

P.li.l.DepastmeatlAga-ienitara

Six exhibitions will be held in the Province in the next few weeks. Agricultural producers along with the handicratls and the island's hi-st cooks will have an oppor-i tunity to exhibit and compete in lhclr various classes and divisions. ii will really be Prince Edward bland Agriculture on Parade.

The Provincial Exhibition and old Home Week is being held at Exhibition Grounds. Charlottet August 12th to 17th. According to advance information this year's tair pmmises to be an outstand- lllil one.

The Alberton Exhibition is being held August zinc and 32nd. This is s grand chance for the Livestock producers in Prince County to ex- hibit and compete. Horticulture. Handicrafts and Cooking will be shown as usual Secretary W. W. Currie. Alberton. O

The Crnpaud Exhibition on Wed- ncsdny. August 28th will be bigger than ever. This show has devel- oped rapidly and has created a lot of interest. Secretary. Brent Wood. Crapnud.

I-Zgnioat Bay and Meat Carmel Exhibition scheduled for Wednes- day. September ilth at Abram's Village. This Exhibition is open

only to lots l3. I4. 15. I6 and part of lot l7. C. M. Arsenault. Wel- lington R.R.. Secretary.

Enstern Kings Exhibition at Sou- rls. "'ednesday. September 4th. Various classes for livestock. flow- ers. fruits. vegetables. Cooking. eIe.. will be held. Anselln Mae

COMING EVENTS

Cardigan Tea Party, July it.

Dance Mlllview Hall every Fri- day night.

Corran Ban Picnic Wednesday. July 31st.

Hope River Supper Wednesday July 31st. at 5.30 pm.

-Dance Grsndvlew School. Thurs- day. August lst, Good music.

St. Anthony's Parish Picnic. Bloomfield. August 7.

Turkey Supper. Bauar.. South Rustlco Aug. 7.

Chicken supper and bazaar South Rustico August 1th.

Dance Sinnott Road School. Thursday. August lat.

Green Road plcie, Monday. August 5th.

Movie "I Confess" Conan Iona liaii. Saturday. Aug ltd. us.

AGRICULTURE ON PARADE 1

Donald, Box 63. Souris East see

retary.

The Prince Edward island Plow- ing Match and Dundas Agricultur- al Fair is being held September ii and 12. Educational exhibits a- long with novelty events. sports events. livestock iudging and lead- ing the parade the island's lop ploughman. Albert Acorn. Cardi- gan R.R. 5. Secretafy.

The Queens County Plowing Match on September 2. This is the competi ion which has produc- ed a possible World Champion pioughman. Mr. Stanley Willis who was a finalists in the Canadian Pioughlng Match will be going to Europe to compete for the world title later this fall.

The Provincial Harvest Exhibi- tion and Rural Youth Fair will be held together again this year at the Provincial Exhibition Grounds. i The dates are September 26 and 27. This will be your opportunity to see how our 4-H Clubs mem- bers have been developing during this year. Competitions by the var- lous Clubs. public speaking educa- tional exhibits and many other fea- tures. The Provincial Harvest Ex- hitloa will be the second one to be held in recent years. On parade will be the famous P.E.i. Horticul- tural products.

PROV. EX. JUDGES ..

The judges for the various live- stock divisions have been an- iiounccd. Horses. W. R. Shaw. St. Catherinea and Charlottetown; Hol- steins. James T. Brown. Newcas- tle. Ontarlos Ayrshires. Raymond Brown. Dundas. Ontario: Jerseys. Oliver Evans, Chllllwaclt. British Columbia: Guernseys Lloyd Pick- ard. Oakville. Ontario; Beef Short- horns. lierefords. Dual Purpose Shorthorns. Aberdeen Angus. Red Polls, A. J. Hadden of Okotoks. Al- berta; sheep. R. W. Nason. Truro.

N.S.; Swine. Gladwln B. Crow. Hesplor. Ontario; Poultry. C. 3.: Scrantog. Southport. ,

Judges for the Womens' institute Divisions are: Flowers. Gordon Warren: Foods, Mrs. Alta Acorn. Marlon Thompson. Mrs. Willard Pmwse, Doris Anderson: Handi- crafts. Bertha Desitoche and fan- bel Wooiner: Rugs and Neediel Point. Mrs. Hamid Landry. Mrs. Dollar Richard: Handworlt. Mr. A. W. Gaudet. Marjorie Hurst; Art. Vic Runts; Photography. to be an- nounced later. MORE

ANTIBIOTICS IN MILK

The use of Pencillin. Streptom- ycine and other --P" ' for tire treatment of mastitis is gen-

cs one hundred per plant or more. However. if a few aphids are pres ent in a crop and the weather re mains hot the number can in- crease rapidly to a danger point in a day or so. if the weather re- mains cool aphids are unlikely to become a serious pest. Spraying or dusting should not be consider- ed if the grain has headed out due to the damage done to the crop by the spraying or dusting opera- tion. if the crop has not headed out, action should be taken when the numbers reach a dangerous level.

Spraying recommendatlo are: a 25 per cent Wettable Powder Mal- athion at the rate of 2 pounds per one hundred gallons of water. or I 50 per cent Malatliion emulsion at the rate of one and one-half pints per acre to one hundred gallons of water can be used. Both of these should be used at the rate of one hundred gallons of water per acre for best results.

For dusting a 4 per cent Mala- thion Dust the rate of no to 25 pounds per acre should be used. The material will be cheapest for s spraying operation using the 25 per cent Wettable Powder.

Farmers are urged to keep a check on their crops for this in- sect. if more information is de- sired. contact the Provincial De- partment of Agriculture, Charlotte-

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NEW WEED

One of the worst weeds to come to the attention of the Department of Agriculture in recent years is Woundwort or Stachys paiustris. This weed is similar to Hemp Net- tie or the mints. it is perennial. square stemmed plant growing from two to three feet in height. it is identified from Hemp-Nettle by its creeping rootatalk bearing underground stolons ending in whi- tish pulpy tubers. Because of these tubers it cannot be controlled by cultivation as these break up. each part sending up new plants in the following year. This plant is found in grain. hay and pasture fields. in grain. top growth can be con- trolled by MD ester at the rate of 6 oz. acid equivalent per acre. If the grain is heading out. this ap- plication will result in damage to the grain and any clover that may be undersown.

Dsiapon is being used on this week at the rate of low pounds per acre. but results will not be available for some time. Further information on this weed may be obtained from the Provincial De- partment of Agriculture, Boa IM Charlottetown.

it would be appreciated if those identifying or suspecting this week would send samples to the Depart- ment for identification in order that some idea of its extent

Qualltyafhayisevsnnioreim-i psrtant thalnuaatity although far mars must match one with the other. Later cutting may mean greater volume but lesaiood va- lue. Another considerable loss is spoilage because of had weak

durllllhe iisyi-sverlodudllil-I untetioptheltnckoflooaehny. or bales so that heavy rain: will: shed df rather than soak rlslll

through. '

oui-ins his iisylns onermon h-I . is first. it is a matter of out; guessing the weather. but more. important still is to make hay when the sun shines. c

with light hay crops in prospect and larger live stock populations to feel, all hay possible must be put up in such a way and at such a time that neither volume nor . feeding value will be overlooked.

CLUB NEW! -

Bear River South Ayrshire Club Club held its regular meeting and judging class on Thursday evening June Nlth.

The Judging class was held at the home of Robert White. The meeting was called to order by the President and the 4-H Club pledge was repeated by all mem- bers. Fifteen members answered the roll call. The minutes of the previous meeting were read. ap- proved. and signed.

It was decided to hold the next judging class at the home of Len- nie Hennessey on July lath.

The President and Secretary were asked to consult the Presi- dent and the Secretary of the X Bear River Calf Club about. the money in the bank. This wasi done but they could not come to any ” ision. It was decided to sell ll "pop”snd fudge at the WI dance. in order to raise money for our. club. There being no further busl- l ness. the meeting was adjoumedi by singing ”God Save the Qucenf” Helen Sheehan, Secretary.

Cherry Valley Earnscllffe Calf Club met in Cherry Valley School on Friday. June 14th. Roll call was answered by eight mem- bers. Vernon MacLeod. in the ab- ' sence of the Secretary. read the I minutes which were approved as read.

it was moved and seconded that the next judging class he held at the home of Gordon MacLeod on July 3rd.

The tour to Prince County on July it was discussed by the membe s. Questions were asked . from the Club Manual. Pages thir- i ty to forty-eight are to be studied 1 for the next meeting and each member is to prepare questions. Marie Murphy. Secretary.

O'Leary 4-H Calf Club held their i regular judging class on Fridayi evening. July 19th at the farm of; Alvin Palmer with Allan Palmer. instructor. Following the judglngl class the regular meeting was - Ileld with 12 members in susiid- ' Ince.

The next judging class is to be held on August 5th at the farm of Eric Phillips and Achievement Day is to be held on August 30th. llllenton Shaw. Secretary.

ANCIENT PUZZLE

Sunspots are still a puzzle int scientists. but generally eonsid-l ered as a storm in the sun's atmo sphere.

;”Beyond the Sunset".

-in Craswell. Herbert Weeks.

SUZANNE SHAW

Suzanne Shaw. is. of 89 Upper Prince Street. Charlottetown. is one of two Prince Edward island Girl Guides whose essays were judged best in Dominion Stores National essay contest. Selection was made on basis of essay (250-300 words) ”What Girl Guid- ing Means To Me."

The awird is an all - expense trip to Girl Guides World Centen-

TGUIDES WIN! TRIP .. gvzl E

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JEAN COUGIILAN

ary Camp at Doe Lake. Ontario. August a to 19. part of the inter-, national observance of the 100th anniversary of the birth of Lord Robert Baden-Powell. Founder of the Scout and Guide movement. The centenary camp will be at- tended by l.500 girls from to countries.

Another Prince Edward island winner was Jean Coughlan of O'Leary.

Weeks Funeral Af Fredericton

The funeral of Benjamin Ii. Weeks was held on Sunday after- noon July Zllth. There was a short service from the home of his sister's Mrs. Russel and Mrs Frank Nicholson followed by a service in the Fredericton Christ- Ian Church.

Rev. Dryer Jones. assisted by Rev. M.D. Dunbar. conducted the services. Mr. Gordon Carew sang

The Pallbearers were: Benji?- iiam Semple. Georze Nisbet. Reagh Ferris and Louis Bertram. The interment was in the Fred- ericton cemetery. the funeral was very largely attended.

Flower bearers were: Mill-

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Funeral Held At Rustico

The funeral of Walter Buntain oil Ruslico was held from his late res- i ldence on Monday lIII9l'"00Pi July 29th. and was largely attend- . ed. Rev. A.E. Haley conducted the services. J

The pallbearers were: liaroldi R. Gay. Cyril Toombs. Noll Har- per. Stewart Parkman. Nelson Robinson and Theophilus Blanch-. ard. l

The interment was in the Newi Glasgow Cemetery. i

Flower bearers were: Louis Pineau, Lyle Parkman. Exton Bui- man. .Geraid Stevenson. Bernard Doucette. Chesley Clark. Georgei Clark and Bernard Blanchard. i

Carl Sharpe. Robert Weeks. Ralph

age MacLeod. Harold Nicholson.

Dickieson and Myron Weeks.

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1 CHILDREN PICNIC

I i Under the auspices of the Ciiurlotte- i town Branch. Cenndien Legion. August 3. l . Iugwililenve Legion Home or 1:15. Names to be in not lererthnn July 31. Phone 6022. ciitidmi up to 12 years. i

NOTICE

A special meeting of the Argyle Shore Rural Tele- phone Co. will be held in Argyle Shore Hall on Wed., July 31st at 8:30 p.m. to dis- . cuss increasing rentals. or' approaching is l a n d Tele- phone Co. regarding incorp- ; oration. Imperative that all i

shareholders should attend. Signed:

NEIL MacDOUGALL, Secretary. g

orally effective if used properly. The milk from these treated ouar-i tees should not be used for all least two to three days it ship- ped to plants where they manu- facture cheese. The reason for this

lat I parish picnic Tuesday August Nth.

FRED. A papa-imam "gt: I0 jg IIQ, Charlottaa.

is that a sufficient residue of the antibiotic is still in the milk and will irmibtt the growth of the ascent starter. -

it was broudit to my attenton recently that several thousaiidi

Dance ovary Thu i aim M, ,; up 4 gm, F "Hillel HIM FOIL T"W"' m min Til .31. nmediiisnd Orchtrn. plants due to the fact there was!

too much of these antibiotics in: the milk. Why not cooperate and me this milk for calves and plgsil

Festival and dance Oyster led flndss school. Wednesday. July 81 Good music.

Variety concert by St. Charles Talent in Little Pond liall. Fri- day. August 2nd.

Dance at Wilfred Fogariy's. Sev- On Mile Road. cancelled for this Week uiy.

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CIi'town Man On The Executive

Maritime U. C.

Maritime Men of the United Church meeting at Berwick Camp. N.S. elected Allison MacKinnon. Charlottetown president of the Conference Menls Council. Nam- ed Secretary of the Council is Ken- neth A. Parker also of Charlotte- town. Mike Chepesulk ol Monietnn

Men's Council

Quite a number of island lay- men attended the conference which the lith session held at the beautiful camp site which has a natural amphitheatre with a can- opy of hernlocka.

BOARD OF MEN .

The Men of the United Church

was named vice-president. Har- are under the direction of the

old Higgins of Trenton is treasur- lf IM Ralph Whittier of Halifax

Board of Men. Toronto. The sec- retary of the Board of Men is Mr.

is chairman of the planning oom- 5 Ralph Young who was born at

mittee. John Quigiey of Halifax is editor of the layrnen's column of the Unlted Churchman which is published in Snckville.

Mr. MacKinnon is president of

the Prince Edward island Presbv-.-

tery Men's Council and Mr. Park- er is secretary. Both are active in the laymen's movement'on the island.

BERWICK CAMP

The Maritime Laymen's Con- ference was held at Berviick Camp over the past ' ” and featured talks by Rev. Angus J. MacQueen. a native of the Mai-i. times who now occupies the pul- pit of one of the largest churches in London Ontario.

Chairman of the conference was Dr. L.H. Cragg. president of the United Church Board of Men and professor of chemistry at McMas- ter University. Dr. Cragg chose as

Bideford P.E.l. while his father was pastor of that congregation." As director of Men's activities .on the national level Mr. Young's iofilce prepares and supplies mat- erial for study and projects among l the laymen who are organized on 4 the conference and preabytery 1 level down to the local c ii u r c h lgroups. Out of 33 United church ' charges on Prince Edward island. 15 of these are organised in Men's l clubs

l SCOUTS SHOW IGLOO

1 surrox PARK. l-England 'Reu- lersl - A large igloo built of plas- ltic blocks has been erected here iby Canadian Boy Scouts as the centrepiece of their site at the world Scout jubilee iamhnree. The 11390 Canadians have been arrivf

in separate groups tor the last

lhil ll-lblect. "The Ministry of the'iew days forithe jamboree. which,

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REV. A. D. Macl(INNON

The Annual Memorial Service M St. John's Presbyterian Church Belfast. will be held on the I.ord'i Day. August tip at 3 P. M.

The Very Rev. A D lilac-Kin non. Moderator of the PresbYIGl

"in Church in Canada will bl

guest speaker. The service will be conducted ll

Gaelic and English-

itev. Donald Nicholson. Minister.

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