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The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues., July 12, 1966. 9 Wrewers oo ontneninee tmares and the one fra! They! throngh te 4M te the afternoon | | PRESENTS CREDENTIALS Seceieaapaiene Phe Be ational here by a wide margin are owned by Mr ‘Dixon: «and

'. io 5 There will be clipping and hoot INITED N , j c N be Tobacco growers in P. E. 1. Boyd MacDonald on whose farm trimening demosstrationt amene U ITE ATIONS (CP are steadily increasing their out- the ani mal} are. pastu red ; Ambassador George Ignatieff put. but I am told that the grow-| There’s no such a th! re as a A special will be the appear- E presented his credentials .Mon- ; a

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ers in the Valley produce more |purebred Palomino horse. They *"°¢ of Ray Roth, of the Amer day to Secretars General 13

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tobacco le#f than our growers are a color mutation. Gerala °° nge . direct oe ee can Angus Breeders’: Journa!

here. I've been told that at least tells me. So you can't be sure : ; representative of Canada to the | I'll tell you whether’ that’s cor- what you'll get when you breed ‘ The Lindwoot Farm organiza United Nations The new per

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rect in next week's column one of. those beautiful mares se alien a a : ty manent’ representative, who

The most interesting .$traw- On an average, Gerald tells me

, ; d that succeeds Pa Tremblay, now? berrv story I found in this pro you'll get one Palomino color oe 1a ph age ” ne CAMP SPRINGS. Md Average attendance S dow eishaciadae ts Relinnh said hes vinee concerns the crop produe- ed foa! in four attempts a A pron a se as The. Negro in a black re about 30- from last July. but Berra e Macca bs. |

- . . ° 4 OoR Ite Or go n . = . : to j 4 he -~\i I ed by the Everett K Howatt and) Gerald’ was lucky with hts | # KOOG Ah © walked to the pulpit. The white there now are. many: visitors had ed on the-Viet Nam Son combination in Tryon. Both mare. She's only four vears old 8 Nerdsman This farm fea- eongregation of the 117-vear-old Th . question in “his meeting. with

¢ pastor has not mentioned 7 e ‘ ; ! race in his sermons Thant. but he declined to elab-

Last spring. the church's as orale

father and son are named Everett and her first foal was the desir. ‘ures One of the better Ayrshire church watched. A man gritted

iKing Howatt, and now there's (ed color. She was bred to a Pa. ePds in Eastern Canada and his teeth, A woman in a pink

| another. Everett’. King Howatt’ lomino stallion, Shauntas Golden ~ man who gets the post will hat pursed —her “lips - lto make the third in the same Fury who is owned at Westville "°° 4” unusually good oppor-

§ toral hoard was asked by the

ld G. Johnson spoke dictric: , ¢ tunity of developi to to Rev. Haro \ district supervisor to accept a FORMER MAYOR DIES ' rs . ‘ ' ping in a P ith hi / os watt -Jr. married Betty ar owe ie egisiered Pate notch cattleman and the airy; brick church was replacement for their retiring WATERLOO ana cr) 0 . 3 quiet Pastor “regardless of race" It uehte 52

; ) ° c The man Wilt’ have several King of Charlottetown - - a cou- ing. and the Dixon foal shows a» a ra 2 a8 : "oF

i ‘of wn - - 80 the King’ Jot ‘of thoroughbred characteris. ™€" working under him, and he ae ~ Lond Pig yo Ale — eo eee ¥en. ee ee alee i. ret firmly establish- ties © wi take his ordere from. Mr -@%-#nusual union, Mr. Johnson, Within days, an-absent_mam- of Waterloo, died in hospital be in that Howat family The Palominos can-be rezis, L@™ond, an experienced cattle- 2 Negro whose ee ee - Pee, two o : here. Saturday Mr. Brill, whe ; ’ 4 Il. ro, eir votes . ;

The Howatts produce about tered with the Palomino Horse pean hineell: S phoqneey serves a a ade aaah which and the suhaedetid cszenae retired as a_liquer. inspector tn. i or : -orrectiy i ram \ ’ .

15 acres-of berries and ne? ers, ~“ amenien There's ae or oe : aoe since 1849 has had only white a say ‘but the bishop ruled the 1959, was twice mayor—from

te pa dleage hy aged aie ee ee ‘Farm that George Darrach a members in this suburb of decision had beer made 1928. to 1928 and 1941 to 1

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» ' Washington keting is concerned. They ly American Saddle bi Milo.” PET man went ‘to he tell the berries to people for ing though she's ne come .one of Canada’s best Two board members have re 18 cents per pound aal the color. She stands about 14% mnewe fares Cenare — ST eer eae : FARMERS * WELCOME customers pick their own !p hands high, and weizhs perhaps It was George's cattle know: trans a oe ee Wi their own containers... 950 pounds her owners estima how that was largely credited threaten to w! a tieaiiias ane “That’s a really good price’ tes several months ago for building Congregations o hai « * 1 was told by several Island The other Palomino horse OP the tremendous Oak Ridge split pony _— agg — growers who made the N. §. you'll see in the pasture at Try. Pam herd, near Toronto, that _ , nese 8 trip. They figured the prob- on are mosfly Quarter horse smashed several! all-time records

lem like this: breeding for prices at an auction sale held “Fundamentally, ye oe up (MAKE BIG SAVING One Palomine mare, 9 ‘Ne Premises saves eae * chareh, | “The Howatts save the pick- two-year-old filly and a foal The herd was owned by RR Mr. Johnson said in an inter-

ing charge of five cents, the are owned by Boyd Mac. Dennis. a Toronto business mag oi”) don't know about the lerating and boxing eosts of three! DomaJd. The foal is pure 0 furnished the, capital as oo 4 average 300 attend leents and you can add another| Palomino im breeding hut ¢0rge furnished the know-how There are 1,200 who haven't 7 leent for transportation. That's! his ‘color is a sorrel, be. fF purchasing outstanding ind}- — al

nine cents, which brings the tween a red and a chestnut. ‘!duals = Teuak - os f total return up to 26 cents, com-| He’s beautifully put up and = S!'°S for Oak ‘Ridges crop o JUST , ipared to the normal marketing | Shows the strength of the ©#'\¢8 - routine ; Quarter-Horse breed that Is What happens. of course, will | And, these observers added, | : i= him. depend . oem deal on the ARRIVED jthe Howatts do not have to scur- | pROVED SENSATION ° corona: ae ieee en A; “aig ' r \ry around finding pickers, and| The filly is particularly —inter- ° sno New shipment of: pay the expense of transporting lestingHer name, is. Silk’s Gol. ,.1P® “demand for meat in Crash -Helmets them to their farms. ete. The |den Belle, and she is a-half sis. 28" 16 srowing steadily Windshields : -y Be our guests at the gala Howattswhave the most interest- fer to Silk’s Golden Satin that . the Canada oneness . wings . : |ing marketing arrangement of proved something of arsansation ~% S#ticulture. Though the Crash Bars oO which T've’ heard. It's theamost ‘af the Atlantic Winter Fair in oe ae for Honda’ Bikes: i “ABERDEEN ANGUS profitable as well. I suggest the. jumping competitions last ae eo a! ree . grey ager yey 4 — November. Satin won one of the coaia how ‘ + ae 1 Keith Carmichael . creage a ullt up etre most important features at the a , FIELD DAY STREETS JAMMED production and their custom {felr, poo finally ‘finished up in son iy for euent im fobere Breckiqy PU. Re. . Servers : ers, as they went along. Some second position in the overal! —**"*" ee Sd ‘ More. than. 170.000 persons — pede parade Monday under ends Saturday. __ __._. of the growers to whom I talk sweepstakes competition ——__]~ as ———— ie ' i . oe ae watched the Calgary Siam- “siinny skies _ The ‘Stampede (CP Wirephoto) ed on the N. S. trip said they Belle will be taught te The Time: 19 AM. to 430 P.M. Sat. July 2rd a sensingholndinhenionsenirapiieian - nieeriner renter ~~ wouldn’t want a large group | jump, her owner told me The Place: Lindwood Farms, Northfield, N. 8 2

THIS AGRICULTURAL INDUSTRY of people picking in their when I dropped in on him be | fields. They feared a lot of and Mr. Dixon Saturday ev- The Program: 6'z fascinating hours of interest and ie destruction would result, some ening. The idea is to have . tainment ‘with time out for a noon hour lunch and refresh- growers. explained... But Eve. her develop as a jumper, if

, : 7 ments An authoritative talk on “Effective Herd Pre she shows the ability ‘that is , pally Se eee — Sood take har. motion" by Ray Roth, the American Aberdeen Angus Journal

have no trouble like that on ¥ found the Dixon-Mac- tak *. Pointers and demonstrations on animal judging “by : amily vera eS Ini We their farm. The visiting pick | Donald combination an in- Dr. Michael Leser will be see- |] Dave Sleigh, Mgr. Prospect Farms Hoof trimming, ers sort of grew up with the teresting pair to talk to,

d they are. both Intensely head clipping and other demonstrations by Murray Fretz, berry production development an ’ : en . . : i ‘ Secretary of the Canadian Aberdeen Angus Association. q There's no problem, at all. 1 imterested im the beautiful | ing patients in the Western Hos- :

B M k ti { ak sued. | Palomine horses. | Plus informal discussions and good fellowship. | {ANGUS FIELD DAY : . . is ocinceul erry al e INg VS em SPOT PALOMINO Pies te oe he pital in Alberton each morning, i you require how-te-get-thare ipfarmation euntact:

My sreeenes sae a — the Maritime Angus Breeders | Mr. Alex McIntosh, Pres., Mrs. Flora MacEachern, See. , ' no foal in a field. at North Try- Association mbers have cho- , | The Maritime Aberdeen-. The Maritime. Aberdeen- N ¥ “SON ; : * on a few days ago as we were'!sen for their “ithual field day Moday to Saturday, from 9.30 1 Ancus Association, - Angus Association By NETL. MATHESO! co farms in the Annapolis Val- department of agriculture. The driving through North Tryon, and It's to be’ held at Lindwqood ‘ 1 Rath, NB : : $ Provincial and Farm Fditor ley of Nova Scotia The tour has ‘tour lasts through tomorrow afew days later Gerald Dixon Farm, Northfield, N.S. where an t 1] 30 b ° . J | lth ath, N.B. : R.R. No 2, Maugerville, N.B. When this column appears in been arranged by Horticulturist, —1¢-was Tast week that the Is: droppéd into the Guardian to ‘unusually fine Angus herd ‘s-]-- ° . eginning U y ° CANADIAN ABERDEEN ANGUS ASSOC. print I expect to be travelling Doug Kilpatrick and the trans- land strawberry growers toured \tell me about this interesting owned by S.C. Oland of Halifax BOX 663, GUELPH, ONT with a group of Island tobacea portation is being furnished. I'several Nova Scotia berry farms \type of horse. ° The activities get underway at , : Ae ene '

growers who are touring tobac- understand, by the provincial and they found the. Bluenose _They have three palomino 10 in the morning and run

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