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Hlliillids and FY1195 10 9311915 D1 Cadets gmdumed "ltd 3"” W01" class in the junior year at Royallsenior cadet most proficient in
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Air Vice-Marshal J. L. Plant, Canadian Services College, Poyal enroll next fall at the Royal Mil-- Cadet Wing Commander .T.C.
RCAF. Air Officer Communtlinglltoads. 4
litary Colege. Kingston. 0nt.. for, the final two years of tri-service
A total of sixtyiwn Second 503" college training. The graduating
the three services May 4th during ding the summer months with the Roads included seventy-nine cad-l annual graduation exercises at the service of their choice they will ets.
Wood. RCN, of Charlottetown, P. E.1. receives the HE. 'Seler's Tel- escope for being adjudiged the
carrying out the duties of Cadet Wing Commander.
AGRICULTURAL NEWS
P. E. 1. Department of Agriculture
yrs. Lady has made 11,571 lbs. milk, 496 lbs. fat. Her dam Col- llegc Blanche 4th best record 12.- 1994 milk, 586 fat, test 4.46 at 13 -yrs. Buster is a large dairy type bull.
Var cent test at 8 yrs. also at 16
A. 1. BULLS I At the present time 46 bulls are inaintaiiicd in the bull battery atl l"i'edcriL-ton, representing seven breeds mainly-llolstein. Ayrshire. Jersey. Guernsey. Dual-Purpose Shorthorn, Beef Shorthorn and liereford. Each week we will dis- 1cuss the breeding and production behind some of these bulls in this column. 1 IIOLSTEIN SIRES . Willow Form Prospect-H o rn April 14. 1950. Bred by 1' N P130- fitt. Freetown. P.E.l. it ' record of 7 nearest dams avcragc milk 18.2315, lot 7011. test 3.91.". Sirczi Bond liaven Prince-189236 by ltlarksinan. Prince is a D-”t1t:l'lliIr brother of Glcnaiton Killorney. who sol for a record price of, s4o.ooo at tiic '46 All Caiiadliml Sale. The dam: Willow Farm Gip-l sy Queen V.G. 5 yr. 365 record 17.615 in. 251. test 4.12. Prospect has been in service in the Mac-I
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Dongall Sctilenient District. His calves look very promising. 1 Spring Farm Supreme Exhibit- Bred by .l.M. Fraser. iixliruft is a son of the 520.000 L011? ""105 All-Canadian Spring Farm Sover- iun Supreme XXX out of Spring Farm Scgis. (LP who was l1'.M.. All (faiiadian 2 yr. old in 1941'. and has 2 yr. 1155, 2X. 13,796. 524. 3.80 per cent. His sirc's 21 dau;'hters I'l'('l)l'(lS avcragc 13.3116, 534 3.1104 at 2 yrs. 100 days of age. thixliibit now has several dauglitcrs in pro- duction. A 2 yr. old in the herd, of A. Murray. Mundlcvillc. ll!-S1 completed a 2 yr. record of 10,821 milk. 478 int, 4.42 per cci.I. lie uns Reserve Grand at our Pro- vincial Show in 1953 and 195-1. l.'Assumption Alert Major-Sire Glgnaftnn Rog Apple Alert. XXX. Topped 1947 All Canadian Sale aw
311.500. Rcsold in Chile for equiv- alent of 327.500 in 1949. Was All Cniiadiaii and All Americoii in 1946-7. Sired by noted seven iimcs All Caiia(lian-Montvic li.A. lt'l;irks- man. l)ain: L'Assompiion Colan- lhc licloisc. G.P. with 4 yr 3165. 2X. 19.060. 716. 3.76 with four other good records including 2 yr 365. 2X. 13,846. 515. 3.72. Major's dziughtcrs' records not -'ivuiloble' but reported doing well. l
(mam; Rag Apple Pnramount- Born Aug. 1948. Bred by Domln-l inn Experimentlal Farm Service. Ottawa. Best record of three iicar- cst dams. M. 22235 lbs... F. 878. test 3.93. Slrc: Mount View Rag Apple A.lax, XXX. whose dam and grand dam were graded exccllcntw By Montvic R.A Ajax. the noted hull which was the highest selling animal at the Mount Victoria dis- pcrsalxllc is by Montvic Lochin- var. Dam: Ottawa Pabst Pauline with a seven year record 365 days. M. 23824 lbs. F. 988, test 4.15 She is a descendent of that great bull; Montvic Pathfinder. - JERSEYS
non Head Brunette BaslI--Bru- nctte in line bred to Brampton Basilua, world champion over all breeds for 3.4. 5 and 6 laclatvnns His sire. Brampton Standoff Balls is a very good Gold and Silver mcdal superior sire. whose dam Brampton Standard Offande 3rd in an excellent Gold Medal cow by Standard of Oaklands. His dam. Don Head Jersey Lady. for whom we have no'record is by Bramp- ton Jersey Basil. by Brampton. Bnsileus. and out of Avonleal King's Lady 3rd. classified V.G.' with senior two year old record of 3,557 milk. 528 fat. 11.11 per cent.
Wendybi-ooh. Bull's. Prince- Bred by J. Lionel Dion. Sweets-. burg. Quebec. bound to A.B Unit
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, . . Cherry Lane Pride--Bred. by LY Einben 5Rbf"3”" 31” "Vmg Frank Hughes, Petitcodiac. pur- E'"LUe"9"' 5179' ,.B”""m"" J'S'D- cliosed from James Dawson. Cail's Basil. Superior V5111). wliosc.dam.,Mm&.. Sire. I.-airvm, Clarion by E'j”"l""" MOP?" Fairiiuc Duchess Heir who was mflnlpwn 1 d”'e",5l', LA” ht”. 51' out of the Excellent cow. Fairvue V?” 3"” 3”d."l9dd 5 as W0 WW5 Duchess with 13,556 milk. 52 fat with 13.753 milk. 755 lbs. fat. two tin 305 days Clarionvs dam Fair g3f'e:tff'dH"'c('f1g 311 ””Ff afndtview Clara had 19,221 milk, 318 Y 5' ,9” ," 1515 '3' 59," 0' lbs. fat in 365 days. ax Dam: Cher- 518'5”0- P”"”” d3"'- U""dY' rylanc Nanc with 14 331 milk 551 brook Basil's Gypsy. Ex. thrcc fat in 36.3 atya rs H'er dam den. records. Her sire is out of bi::mp- vale Cmfa with); ks 13 025 mm '0" Lady 3"5”"3- 511- with W" 573 fat in 365 do s' Pi-'ide's first 7000 um Am in eight lncmtmnse heifers look good yHis seven near- Prince's seven nearest dams arc 1 . Ex. He sired first prize get oftggg (liggnsfftvemge 13533 lbs' mllk' sire at 19521 N.B. Provincial Show. " ' ' A daughter was Grand Clianipion1A at Provincial Show and Mariiinic ' Winter Fair in 1954. later selling Fairview Fashion Count now in
l i f '1: 1 3.001. , . . 'E3l'SifMi(I1ILJ1lICs Lloldgh sBeacLon--Bredludmmon An Umt' by Glengary
Fnirvue Commander-Bred by
chased from Frank Hughes. Sire:
Macfiac and Sons. P.E.I., pur- C
Bit 0'Fashion, considered one of Lthe best bulls ever used on P.E.I., and out of Foirvue Charming Nell with 3 yr. record of 10,303 milk, 458 lbs. fat. She was by Fairvue Charming Marion with 15 yr. 9854 milk, 475 fat in 289 days. She also was by Pairvue Rose's Charm whose dam was grand champion int Amherst for three years. and had a 3 yr. record of 12,401) milk. 550 fat in 365 days. (1ommnndcr's calves are shnwinrz well.
DAIRY CLUB
..'1'IIe Whentlcy River 4-H Dairy Club was reorganized by tiic club leader. Sterling MacRae, on May 15th. The president is llloycc Mac- Rae 'and the secretory-treasurer is Charles Carr. This club will be an all Ayrshire calf club. The first regular meeting will he held on Tuesday. May 22nd, at the home of Bloyce Macitae, Wheatlcy Riv- er.
The Port of New York handled 9.650.000 bags of coffee in 1905! worth an estimatul S66tl.000.000.
by Sterling Brown ar'i Soil.-, liar-I vcy.,Born Nov. 1953. Sire Bramp- ton Caron Beacon who is by Brampton Beacon, a gold and sil- ver medal Superior sirc. Ca r on Beacon has two superior Sll'L bro- thers. Brampton Radar Excellent. silver medal superior sire, .lun- l0l' Chanipioii at lfoyal in 1947. and Thomas Basilcus Pinn. fix- cellcnt. Senior Superior sire with 13 excellent dziughtcrs. The dam. Brownlane Donna. Ex., was Grain! Champion Maritime Winter Fair in I053. She has a number of w--. cords one on 305 days of 9130 milk. 560 lat. tcst 6.13. Nora Is by the noted Caniphurn Marksman Silver Medal Ex. Superior Sire. Goidcn Beacon is a richly bred biiil. AYRSTIIRES
Point End Buster-Slrc: Glen Campbell Adventure. AA R.0.P. who is out of Ardgowan Valda. the World champion Ayrshire with 111,- I 157 lbs. milk. 1356 lbs. fat. Buster has been breeding well and first two year heifers averaged about 10.000 milk of over 4 per cent fat. Dam: Point End Lady. Exuwlth 16.106 lbs. milk. 740 lbs. fat, 4.59
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time when the child” is on the front page, it is reassuring that here too our urgfn. which the children master a grad- lsing-children are not overlooked. ed 501405 01 rvadilltz bwiks I spent an interesting morni g at the Model School. Prince of ttales more and harder Cxiimlllv-S In "UHF . College. and learned of steps takenlber w0r.k etc" and 51”" t'X”'ill MC mum ”"””L "'1' h”"'- 1”” in an ttaccetemtjgn progpanq” for opportunity for expression tlimugli WW9" 5 ll "1 our bright youngsters.
An acceleration program. as the. name indicates, allows bright pup- ils to complete a grade in less time than it takes the average child. London, Ontario. for example has made the news t”Time", May 211 with an acceleration program un- der its director of education. Geo- ffrey Wheable. was too d't' to parents. He had intended to sep- arate all high school students into three groups: bright, average and slow. Courses would be devised to enable the bright ones to complete high scllnol a year ahead of the average students: the latter would graduate in the usual time while the slow learners would graduate at the same time, if they complet- ed the course planned for thcm-- -a course featuring manuel train- ing. art and music with mathema- tics and languages taking a minor
At the Model Sclniol I visiictl a first grade where the pupil; are will be a Province-wide grouped under
BRIGHT ONES ' bright
cording to their learning ability. Progress is gauged chicflv by the rapidity and tlioi'(iugliiiL-ss ttilh
Victoria D;-3' neared its (loan-
local islories, dramatization. art. tic. HUMOR T01)
Higher intclligciicc
()ntario and SlltItl- il-
in flashes of hiiiiior and insight Ncufotiiirllhinl three
I had to leave lIl)' little (in: for
Some llt)fT(l1'(l " but .1
little 1-!ll'l. her voice tiilctl 1-.1tliid2Iy wcokt-iid l)e;1an.
laughter, spoke out "I liatriit a
dog, but I have a cat. and l (liilii't l hm-
leave him A-he left me" I Visited two rooms ulicrc
acceleration ltlca is iicincd alone
His original plan astic to be acceptable
In both rooms the brighter pupilsi are doing the higher grade work smyyr in one or more oi the basic sub- ford 1-;,
.lt)llTx. V B t
puppet show constructed.
pils revealed considerable t'r.mia- tic talent. (I saw the shou- In the other room, in crazies v- ' . .
6, 7, and 8, I was particulailii lll- :,L,J,(,:ll11::m bdlm M terested in the outside i't-attire. H workbook was kept by each l'llllll.0h-ilk. g in which his book report ' ' ' neatly written, after a sinipie out-
l First iakcn to the
teresting etc.) one boy ha.l i-eadi and reported on 21 liooks fronil Septembe through April.i : 4 biography as well as fiction. boy in the class own stories.
language, will the county jail.
0110 "made up" his!
be offered to thc bright
is only a beginning. In time. there
such nanicr as and program to conserve Lino" dor-
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4- 43 Casualties Over Holiday
By THE PA.N'Al)1A.N PR1-JSS three ('ana(liaiis counted di-.ul in zircidciils as tho, holiday
1 and 8 p in lCl)'li ltlnnilay.
and Oliitllllalllll. i told the vli.uli'cii,S('lili6I two and Szisltatt-lic I Six all'lllt'll ucrc killed "day sercral nionilis. llzui any oi tlicl In R l'lllfl'-'lll' t'l't'iwll near Winnipeg children had the sonic ('Xll(1i""llti("' of two tui:i-ciigun-d tI':llll('l's' but lCll'llllLl the deaths (li'('illl't'tl liclorc tli- holi-
,..iAyles Returned by having three grades in a i-ooin.lTO Saint John
. u . H , ylcs arrived lJ)ects.. Enrllchmcnt is at-iiicrcd John by plane uiirlcr RCMP cs- creasing number Of (it'll Y SWINE 1,1 an 0Pl!0FttInil,v to dc- mm M 1; vi 1 r” .--'1 . stallations. including r; . . , ,. . velop special abilities. In zmizlcslin s....N:::i;),,.:ii:.,.U(L,,,,?f;?:(;:lI”"h:ibeing hum, Mu Lindmy Mm RhlTT1rllliilZl(ttili”l-it ill ttmuipog but the 3, 4 and 5 tin one of the rnoiiist It has l)(”.il r-liui-god uith murilcriiiu ni.':iiau- A11, (;-K . - i h -.1 . T edv adapted and imled LIV 1111 lm'lf(lllUAlllil(lll1)”l(LKl”U)(Cl.t)l)LL:L)lld pl) . llls 1'1-lcasc to RCMP tusioily .'ii Pliuciiix, Arizona, followed an
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lResearch Board Testing , New DDT Mosquito Spray
NAMAI), Alta. - A new il('l1ll.' liat already have proven the
weapon for Canada's war ag:iiiist.gr:intiles are effective against mos
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p it f.iiiznli:in Prr-ss up-nit ,.h..M.d ,iinosquito.s is being tested liy the Thfl I1 liersiiiis rlicrl in trallic. 12 nu.-zc Deltillw R95CilliCll 303111 31 RCAF 1,.-igm child is 315,, asked U, do (ll'l)itnC(l.tt)ti1' liurnctl to dcatli and Slalwn -Vdlnal). 20 miles north of 10 iterc killed in various ac:-5(lcnls. Ed"l”llll'"-
clay granules Qiiclicc 1".-9i:.Lci'e1l l DDT which 13 dcatlis 1-at-li. Allierta fit ,
Nova Spl"i1Vllll.'- but the Nainao tests will "10 hllltvllm hill the DDT one. be the lfirst time it has been ii'icdlll0I'It'l('(l in lht' water. which is con- froni t c aii. , The present aircinilt sprays -an-. , y .lnluid l)l)'li inixcs uhir-h inostly 1'11”: "L 5" fl;-lid (liars to dCl'C'0p,I,:” Mmm, M L,mgiziii'itiiiic mo llif u sgiriiyiiig. e lting tliroirzli the water hrectliiig 7V'grounds oi the mosquito lar” Liiidsay. lL l.. . scientilic officer of 1111- Ditll from Hm dml” "W qmnulcs L-mm ' is in charge of the tests. The l)ltB primarily is inlcrt-sit-d in the granules, sand, to protect nortlii-m tlclviicc tCPl -cm. bases where the prnhlcin is be-ll .l I V g A g M . . i more serious Mm m, nmsan. ltitt(ftt'l pihcie. aie deposit! '" 5a”"imm"g 5 S L ling in Allicrta uliirh mitgilt be used. 1.1.1.5 T110 llruiiiili,-s niiw being used were
ccired his bachelor and in.-istt-r of science degrees at the Ulllttfl'-l siiy of Alhcrta. said llln -ii'itcri;ili also is available for ('lt'llltlil uw said cxpcriiiu-iii.-. at on ncar Mod-
X. Mr. Lindsay nearly gixl the Suffield DRB stati 'l'lic 25-yezir-olrl l'ornn-r cu-l g '1 giiiccriiii: student. a native of Aili- . was arrested at Plio- V 1"” lenix in Ll rly l)cc(-mher
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lwountling Harold W. Ciiniiiiivliiiiir,
.65, business manager of the Small
John Tuberculosis
has recovered from a bullet wound
mg; 1191..., Aylps was men p1m.,.d "win the neck. gGrarcs, 47. l10Kliit.'tll g ambulance driver, was stabbed to
ml Ayles also has been cliarged with dC3”'- I u 1 The assailant,
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qu-itos but not harmful to other objects. as clothes or auto tires. which they may fall on. Packed in 50-pound bags, the granules aI'O
This addition to the anti-mos iwsier L” handle ""1" "fluid mix?! iiiiic l"ridayvquito arscnzil is made up of (irylimd ""1 50 l'P5lTl('l0d by W931"!!! I impregnated with t'0"ill1i0nS- board . B1-j1.lTlf)l)0S to be able to spread from 59” "01 ("UV "1 liWllIiI'c(l work liutl ish Columbia. New l1i'iiiiswicl.'. and 3L”'”'”- L1 ""(i3(l.V 15 "SW1 1" ll'IHd-
The material is made of bemoa- itc clay soaked in DDT. When soaked on tratcr, the clay sIn'.s to sus.
uincd by tho l:ii't'ae.
The joii of tho di-fcnt-e scien-
result IN a .xilY1lllC hopper. which could, for ('Xilnllll0. he made in an air loin. l).'I.-t' inn:-iiine shop.
llakotzi Hil'L'l.'lTl
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material ('ti,I fl bc turned out eas- ily :it ziiiy ('il”llllt'.'ll plant, he said. 'l'ln- Nzxnru. lusts are to deter- imiic hon ililltll of lllt' material lzziitls on the around. Stir. Lindsay saifl it is .'tl-i- lll)l)t'(T to find out linnic llllul'l zlltlll on the distance! i - ttl'lll('ll lllllfl be sprayed to keep niiisrniilou ti.l1 tr inhabited areas.
Il”lt l'l'C (1 mwviiiito will migratl in a .-easiiii -till is a question for tVlil('ll ciitoniologists are trying to lfinrl an answer.
' CAIRO mm M An Egyptian
H . forciiiuispolwsmon said Monday the Sov- g g 1Gravcs to drive from. Saint Johnlivt Union is giving Premier Gama! - . time all teachers In evvfy Srh0ril,to a lonely road in Simonds par- Abdel Nasser an llyushln 14 plane. Such work with bright cliilurcn who do what they can to ei.-,-oui'-lisli, escaped with Sll.15il in age 111950 YOUHI; Detlllle with tile re-' pital funds 06.000 cash and S iiolit-ylstitlix-es at their disposal arc fol--in bonds.
. V g lowing the tradition of Brownies, Pixies, Gnomes etc. ac- elop our best thinkers. In the mean-l teachers through the ages.
lltlK'wl'l'l16 two-engine, propeller - drivel
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Aylcs was a patient at the hos-linitrievich Kisselcv, the Egyptian ipital in 1954.
tinformation department said.
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