ne a a ae Pe 2 a rece . *, t z d z r {- « ” * - é LepibGind aa as init ih ei Ree i : 2 ——— oe te wo ee Se aie —_— ipl cn PL ea = » ee 2 é 2 cat ns } ¥ . € . : * * z Se Serene, en Tae nore 8, 2008-8 (THIS AGRICULTURAL INDUSTRY ! Easter Beef Champs , ? ss . - Provide Fine Eati - é vi f E ees “4 By NEIL MATHESON _ as it a popular meeting place, I've talked so many times of Provincial Farm Editor | for livestock men from across Mack Dixon Clydé River. that | ‘This is Easter Week which re- the province, as well as_a show I'll simply give him my congra- | minds us that the choice baby) place and premium sales ring tulations for winning/top honors, | beef carcasses that came from for their best beef steers. and drop it at that for this time. the’ Easter Beef Show and Sale FIRST PRESIDENT | The winner in he first-year class early this month are going to; The first president was Dr, Was ‘an_ eleven-year-oldgboy make some ultra choice eating | J.P. Lantz who was building up| Edward Hickey, Malpeque, who | for those who are fortunate to| an Angus herd ‘on- his “High; Sot a good price of 40 cents for J get .a slice off the champions: Pastures’! farm on the Keppoch, his Angus Steer. This is a boy . | and the near champs, forall of | Road, Southport. The second was | We'll be watching closely in oerny . : ‘ | them were good. | Athol Roberts, another Southport | future judging competitions. s —— |. -1 was thinking as I talked t6‘ iam who was a Shorthorn breed- - Ht was Edward who showed S 7 E = S © N | the men who were responsible | er fog many years, and now has the championship 4H Club _. | for the success of the ster | changed to sheep in his advan-| Steer, a Her-‘ord. mac ee | Beef Show and Sale—and that) cing years because of smaier A RUM CASE Discard your old winter ¢ : | includes: everyone who partici-| labor demands r One of the best farm stories hat and choose a new pated—of how. close the annual} Jim Cudmore, Winsioe who I've heard came to me recently Sinteen Gelatin ts | beef show came to be discontin-/ showed the grand champion’ When I was visiting the-herd of | ° ° “ton . | ued back in 1 hen a first at-| steer this year told me that he one of the Island's best regist-] its peak right now a | tempt to round~up enough suit-| ‘had purchased the dam and the | ered cattle breeders. One of his] H and: C. This year’s able cattle fell dar short of what granddam of the champion from | high producing cows became ill] shapes are soit and com- was needed. ¥ Malcolm MacKenzie at Wood Is- | -in the middle. of a Record of fortable stylishly | - It was several of the leading | lands. This man must have}-Performance production _ test. ccnaaae lle beef cattlemen of that era that| shared the.pride in the success; The cow had been off her feet r as | refused-to-quit-and-it-was due to| of the young Shorthorn beefer| for a total of almost three Me ij | their efforts the show was: Te-| here on Thursday afternoon: weeks, and the best veterinary , ROYAL STETSON | vived. The show and sale had) I have often wondered how advice had been sought without | . ‘only started in the previous | ‘Bill’ Bennett, the man who, results. That was before we de- | year, if my memory is not play-| judged the show, ever got that; veloped the present system of ‘ : ing tricks on me, and I think I/ name, for his initials are J.C.| veterinary service which ts real- i 5 am right for I had the honor of | and the first name i: John. | ly high class. a : | being the first secretary. Every first son in the Bennett, The man had heard his father * . - Nobody would dream of drop-| family has been called John tor; 20d others talk of giving rum, ping the show and sale idea now, | six generalions: the genial “Mr. OF whiskey, to horses with some- ce - | Bennett told me. ‘My eldest son| times good results.’So he thought f . “We have other ways of mak-| is calléd John ‘and so is his eld-| he'd try it on the cow. after! MALLORY by STETSON i r strength felt,” an. East est son,” he added. So somebody | ll. what had he got to lose? § “ . : — 5 ng : called him Bill one day, the! The animal wasn't getting bet- . German Army major said at a) Bestar pp b +e ; ; ree ‘crossing point. He referred to mame stuck, and that was that.| ter and this was worth a try. : ’ SON OF COSMONAUT GREETS WORLD croming, gaat Mo cobra tus retired sopersoedent'ai| MY tend Kaew Big wef at obstruction of.Berlin’s links with| livestock for the New Brunswick | WeDt to the vendor's and asked : ‘ West Germany last week. department of agriculture has| for the best bottle of rum they. The second son of Soviet fine. Bykovsky, 30, was the So- skys also have another son, US BATTALION MOVES IN had wide experience in the judg- had in the store. Not being a eosmonaut Lt. Col. Valary By- viet's fifth. cosmonaut tq_orbit two years old, | Ag he spoke. the USS. Army ing ring. = drinking man himself he left it & kovsky ts the world in the : s : : (AP Wirephoto by cable from —"* ts of a new bat-|. He placed the Herefords at} to the clerk's judgment._ va other, Valentine, the 0arth im 1963:- ‘The, Bykov-— Moscow) sy eet eae down the| the Royal Winter Fair in 1963,| He took it home» and poured ia Manciy Mantes. The Ses | Le ue 110-mile East German autobahn| and that's the top agriculiural| About one-third of the large viet agency Tass, which pro- ; li that was closed frequently last | show in this country. Bill had ig gg th pit ere vided this picture of mother | West Ber iners Get Passes. week. judged the Canadian. National peng knees Ce re ‘nal. ‘and son, said both were doing | Ste |], The tut Bottalion, 90th Inten-| Exhibition in 1950 when | be/ Uet moos 2 ot 4 P eects ececenaccenntahiatsarn °° ° try is replacing the 2nd Battal-| Placed the Dual Purpose Shert-| lemging fashion. It was the first f- s To Visit Re atives In East . ion, 19th Infantry, in Berlin. The | horns. He placed the Dual Pur-| Si8m of action she had shown inf’ 100 Gallons | * : _ | Stthange benpecled flat ail ove clas'at The firs Atet| Peary 39 dave Next morning TS | $ BERLIN (Reuters) — Thou-,ers crossed into East Berlin by week: ._ Winter Fair in Halifax, N.S, heeded incl edn ; . Ghat wie hour ‘at | °2%45 of West Berliners) mid-afternoon, many of them! An East German government in 1963. This 4s the second en aut ‘aumeutiag the Lene aa eer Pe streamed Monday through the |laden with chocolates and other spokesman refused to give an) pearance at the Easter Bett) I'm not ae oe ee et ‘lowest possible_cost. Communist - built border wall/gifts from the prosperous west- assurance that last week’s Com-| Show and Sale. He was here six) waar tetas a ar uae ae Aquascutum’s special care in ; BUY AN ESSO WATER | into East. Berlin with special ern sector. “\... |munist air display over West! years—age, show officials tell ing man either—but the cow |. tailoring sets. it quite apart. 8 ~ | Easter holiday passes. | East German officials had Bérlin and harassment of West-; me Snap See eo 7 HEATER The start of the two-week se-|warned the passes agreement/ern: air routes to the city would, 1 forgot w mention it in the; came —- pi — record | Notice it’s smooth. unruffled — _, [ries of visits—fourth since the| might be endangered by’ the not be ted when Britain’s| news story, but Stewart Eagles, | of production. 1 tiny’ friend | 100k. A coat for dry cool days Palmer Electric wall was built in August, 1961-- | Bundestag session, which they | Queen Elizabeth visits West Ber- Canada department cf agricul- told me the story of how he keot | as well as when the weather dispelled fears the pass agree- regarded as illegal. The Com-|lin May 27, ture, Mrncton, and Dave Mac: pa ae ite aa : Ltd ment might be cancelled in re-'|munists claim West Berlin is a| Western observers believed|.Lean, whois with the Farm ; oe oe bf a 7 able turns wet. Guaranteed water- ° prisal for the. meeting of the separate state from West’ Ger-|the Communists would object if| Credit Corporation here, judged | lone a a 4 . to the | Proof with the exclusive aqua * 96 Fitzroy St. West German Bundestag (lower'many and the West German|the Queen's visit was billed as the Showmanship class which - ms a8 on: ‘ke t aa been 4. fie Colétiia ta Wain | DIAL 4-843 house). in. West Berlin April 7./Parliament has no business in| part of her state visit to West) was associated with the 4 H Club; cue ak Ss setae Bi Aer = process- : Re be o More than -10,000 West Berlin-'the city. Germany, : ' section of the show. i ge me olive and black. — |Roosevelt =| gs s Monument / . e WASHINGTON (AP) ~—Presi- dent Franklin D. Roosevelt died ‘ London FOG 20 years ago Monday and a jf’ shockwave of grief circled the ; world. Some of his friends dedi- ; cated a monument to him Mon- ‘ eoan day ‘on a little tridngle of land , : ; . shout ye betwee the Cap- tol and the ite House. ; . Beautiful Pe The monument is small and The popular priced terylene : J agen like he — rer and cotton all-weather coat. is located . where wanted it— rerproof washable. POTTED ‘f dear the national archives build- Showe and S ‘“ ; ing on busy Pennsylvania Ave- Tailored in the traditional PLANTS ; : nue — “Avenue of the Presi-{| [London manner. : dents.” Daffodils $ ] It is the capital's first monu- 00 i ment to the man who served as Tulips ; president longer than any one a - else—12 years and 40 days. A Hyacinths 4 aa bronze plaque on {t tells how co iad peers called in his friend, : may i preme Court Justice Felix all at lowest \ Frankfurter in 1941, and asked 3 ANN ' \ him to remember this wish: : prices .- SS “If any memorial is to be 2 P o 1 —<@ erected. to me, I know exactly awa vA ) / > roan what I should like it to be. I M a EGGS should like it to consist a . , block about the size of thi t- ' . ting his hand on his desk) and ete NOVELTIES : placed in the centre of that f green plot in front of the ar- wm ‘ Fel¢ ‘ chives building. : : t . AOYS “I don't care what it is made boy i 3 st, whether_limestone or granite Cow y Hats or whatnot, but I want it plain, PRICED FROM- without any ornamentation. with ‘ the simple carving ‘In me trimmed witl 2). oes C The monument, a» block of EASTER EGGS TO : white Vermont marble. is six E, -m feet, 10 inches by three feet, i‘ eight inches and three feet, : three inches high. 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