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Prospects appear. to be good |to move ahead with confidence |themselves and getting the 0c-| does not

culture. For three springs! Particularly. satisfactory was|very firm and there is probably on in a row manna has fallen on the |the small breakfast meeting on |grround for real concern as..to| im and further does not potato growers in the form of |Saturday morning where some |what the outcome may be if | ceive the assistance -of roughly high prices, Hog and egg peo-|seven or eight farmers met with |April and May should continue | 49 cents which is being given for

are having a good. season, | the Minister and his top officials. |the pattern of low precipitation. | 5:im milk powder.

is starting to move and the | Seldom if ever has there been |SILO ASSISTANCE When these last three

in the ‘ cuss the functioning of various |has announced a policy of silo | to a ch the $4 milk.. We For farmers with the know- | federal policies in relation to the | construction ‘assistance. The /lize that there will be

how and who are prepared to |@8riculture of ' this province. |farmers constructing silos will |ly strong arguments against run a modern operation paying |Particularly gratifying was the |receive up to 20-per cent of the | figure jigging exercise imm attention to the importance of |team spirit between the farmers | cost with a maximum of $500 to | tely

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| By J. LINCOLN DEWAR the ‘more “significant ‘statement, dric’ up and scraped, ‘driving >" gle cies

| If there ever was a time when |however, was the one suggesting |was at almost summer quality. a hime coecteeee te a there was cause for optimism on | that for the future the farm pro- |ChiJdren were picking pussy wil- vicinity of $3 t the |duction would be required and |lows and here and there cattle|er than $4.

id be in a position |were out on the fields sunning | ‘yowever, the .cream shipper needs of the world. |casional’nip of grass. Fields are hauling the ae 53

opportunity to.dis-| The: province of Nova Scotia bare added to approa:

’ Minister. of Agri-|any one farm unit. - The assist-

are’ good and with reasonable |Culture the Honorable Mr. Mac-| ance is for upright silos FORAGE MEETING

-| Management there would ap-|Rae. There is nothing like’ a/and the aaa must ee Attention is directed pear to be little danger of the | Uited front: when negotiating |¢2500 or over’ value of pro- | forage

— aa into serious fin- reocnsaig policy. ducts in -a year. . ae: ons aS anc . There would ZEN FOOD GROWERS ||. mew! sugges< clock .

pear to be justification for Bae | It can probably be assumed - — yay recent | onal School, S’side at eight. risk taking in the way of ihvest-\that the Provincial Government |heef meeting in Charlottetown | TH%€ meetings ment borrowed or otherwise: | will now match the $150,000- of- | put there did not seem to be any |” number

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Fedef'at ~Govern- | great“ show of enthusiasm on the |

danger in going out on a limb |ment for the assistance of grow- of incial officials. . | eed re but our feeling is that 1966 is jers who had-difficulty with their ice: "cede into the fine | if You N : Koh . ushering in 4 new and prospe- (processing crops last year. We | print the new dairy policy under- | fi ol ae rous era in the agriculture of |feel sure that the vassistance|takes to provide milk shippers . ot nal ‘ this province. The time to shoot | will be appreciated. Here is an-|with a minimum of $4 a hund: | Gd er oe oe id the goose is when you see ‘her jother case. where team work on'}red for 3.5 milk delivered to the : . a so we suggest that farmers load | the part of growers, farm groups | plant. | ee / E ‘p 7. AD : ; up their guns and take good aim |and the Department of Agricul- : Y Need Us : - SEAL PELTS UNLO ED ., {at the various agricultural tar-|ture has produced the desired i ou wot : : 2 * |gets. results. : ASK FOR i The sealing ship Algerine, pelts Wednesday as her skipper sealers this year had serious- [POPULAR . VISITOR SUNDAY, MARCH 27 MAPLE LEAF ‘owned by’ Bowring Brothers charged another 3,000 were iy hurt the growth of the herds | Rarely has a visitor from Ot-| We think the above date was on Ltd., of St. John’s, Nfld., fin- stolen after being stacked on by slaughtering adult Hood |tawa appeared to make such:-an|something special with numer-] - BAKERIES ‘ | ished this unloading of 5,000 the ice. He said Norwegian seals. (CP Wirephote) | uniformly good impression as |ous golfers getting in some pre- did the Hon. J. J. Greene. Whet- |season practice on the Brude- Hot Cross Buns NDAS has returned home after being a; atid plowmen attended the an- her it was television, address-|mell Park. With gravelled roads i CALL, PHONE. or} ; patient in the Kings County nual meeting of the Provincial |@& the Dairymen’s WRITE us today. CENTRE Memorial: Hospital, Plowing Match and Agricultural | the Cabinet ons iing en MO BROS : Fair Association which: was held | confreres the reaction seemed to | Peay boa | DOUGLAS °

id Mrs. t Mrs. Murdoch Blareland has s. John Acorn. has returned |in Bridgetown Hall recently. be the same

h from the Kings County | ; . mitered the Prince Edward Is- itemorial Hospital ae dl Murdoch MacLeod is a patient | Im the address to the Dairy- }

land Hospitél. - |was a patient. ‘inthe Kings County Memorial.|o¢ course, nemarle, oto Stewart Hunter, Strathcona,| A large. crowd of exhibitors ‘Hospital. Whe new dairy ae ae oT

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