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i r. a I. Department of Agriculture ARTIFICIAL INIEMINATION

M, L, ..n'u-al agreement that ad to arrange for farms to visit gm-C3,; nueminatinn possesses ,,(,unber'of distinct advantages

l , natural breedings. one of 2: main advantages is that it nu-eases. to an extraordinary de- me, the usefulness of superior 4,95, progressive breeders like to 'n,ke full utilization of sires that 5 He proven themselves able to nngmit desirable characteristics. Proving require; time - a few y..fg in the case of dairy bulls.

with calves and sf this sumac. nine have pure bred calves with most of the other clubs having ap- proximately half pure bred and half grade calves.

Due to the large increase in memberjip in the clubs. it will be necessary for some of the clubs to hold judging classes in the afternoon and the majority be ing at I or 1:!) p.m. until

cattle may be hold. This com- mittee reports that judging classes for the coming summer will be held at Harold Palmer's. Arthur Profltt's. Andrew Johnston's and y 'rhosnpaon's. hlargeta. one new member joined the club and paid his dues. Most of the members voted for and pur- chased 4-H Club pins. and the cor- rected teetsdn-on: tin"; lgandbook . rtant were return from uninter- &,,,,'5...f.l".ZZTl:a:w.vIl'1upi3. for side Agriculture Office and were - of ” d by the L a. vari- megmffsts egfgeggmonstrau extra nus speeches were given by club lb?” Fufhrough meg, prose ,, members in a debate for prac- m'ce:;-tgin genital diseases can tlce in public speaking. be spread among female The Secretary. Laura uvmocg through natural .breed- reports that the tug; Artificial Insemination meeting will be held in the Ken- . I . the gxposure oi sington School on April ztltb., and "'”:'Iwl:3h bun a disc”; and roll call will be answered with :,,.,.f:r. yihe transfer from cow a variety of potato. O 0 ho 00' oIig.:.:.terlIIty. mu mm. The Malpeque 4-! Call Club d"w.hlenuertlficlnl breeding clubs held a debate in the Hamilton

e h omnuon. .5, gun;-. pom. Hall on Tuesday. April 19th.. with n no expense of keeping a air. approximately 40 visitors present. uanvbe eliminated. The topic of the debate was "Ite- : The feed and labour expendgd solved that Prince Edward Island - . .1" an 5. .9... 0. .. um Youth are Being Adeouately Pre- cow which if P,-omgmg, Mu pg, pared for Panning as a Way of for all or a large part of the U10- yearly cost of breeding the herd artificially.

Artficlal Insemination makes possible the development of large families of superior animals with- tn's particular district. In addi- tion to improving the class of livestock. another result would be attracting of outside buyers.

A. l. MEETING

the Prince Edward Island De- partment of Agriculture has in- augurated a programme for arti- iii-ial insemination.

A meeting is being held on Fri- day, April 29th.. at I-Ioward's Rest- aurant. Summer-side, commencing at 8:00 p.m.. for all cattle breed- era who are interested in possibil- ities of artificial insemination. The area covered for this meeting will be Lots 16. 17, IO. N, R and 27. All interested breeders from these districts are cordially invit- ad to attend.

In order to establish a local unit, it is first necessary to u- rt-rtain the breeder interest. This can only be done by conducting a survey in the area. In the near future, it is hoped that other areas will be organised. If you have any inquiries send them to the Director of Veterinary Services, Box 404. Charlottetown.

"As its: sow -”

It was further agreed by all clubs leaders in Prince County that all clubs calves should and will be accinsled against Bang's Disease as a project for this year.

There has been an some short- age of good pure bred calves for sale on the island during the past few months. and as a result. a great many of the club mem- bers have shown surprising inter- est in club work by travelling from Prince County down to Queen's and even to King's County in the search of pure bred calves of a satisfactory quality.

It is very gratifying indeed. to work with such enterprising and progressive club members and parents as is indicated in Prince Cotlnty this year. '

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The last meeting of the St. Georges Calf Club was held at the home of Jerry and Billie Vic- tor with twelve members present. A debate ”Resolvcd that the coun- try girl makes a better farm wife than the city girl" was held. The affirmative was upheld by Clara MncLellan and Harriet Fay. whereas the negative was upheld by Gerald Johnston and James Morrison. The affirmative side won.

The members on the affirma- tive side were Earl Lockerby. Janet Mann. Nelson Morrison. and on the'negative side. George Riley. Elisabeth Rsmsa, and Leonard Mscbeilan.

This was the first occasion for these members to participate in a contest of this kind and did very

indeed.

I e winners a George Riley, Elisabeth Ramsey and Leonard Maclaellsn on the negative side.

The placing between the two competing teams was very close. The issue was decided by the negative side showing more ex- pression and forcefulness in con- vincing the sudisnce and the judge that they were right.

CLUB TEACHERS

on Thursday. April 2lsl.. a meeting of the Prince County Calf Club Leaders and Directors was held in the Summerslde Of- fice to discuss 4-H Club work improvements in the County. some of the club leaders and directors present were: Edwin Lord, club Leader. Bedeque; Harold Palmer, Club Leader, and Andrew Johns- ton. Director, Kensington; Urban Laughlin. Club Leader, Sher- brooke; Alvin Palmer, Club Lead- er, and lleynall McNeili. Director, 0'Leary Club; Lloyd Lockerby. Club Lender. Mslpeque; Alan Claw, Director representing Free- town Club; Anthony Gallant. Club and Leo Arsannult. S'ec- representing Ahram's VII- and Clem O'Connor. Peter Bulger and Illinois, Directors, Npruanting the Cape Wolfe Club. Unfortunately all the Prince County Clubs were not represent- ed st this meeting. some of the highlight! discus-

sed were:

(I) When to hold judging classes; (2) All club members must have calves; ) All clubs to hold public ape ng contests for next year; (4) All club calves should be vaccinated a ainst Bang's Disease; (5) The maxi- mum number of members to join clubs set at twenty; (8)

O O O

The regular meeting of the Alex-

ander Calf Club was held at the

home oi Phyllis Jones on April 11th

The President, Maurice Mac- Cabe occupied by the Chair. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The roll call was answered by naming a part of a cow. There were seven members present. Douglas Robert- son joined the club. Roll call for the next meeting will be answer- ed by the name oi the club mem- ber's csif.

A Croklnole party was held at Alexandre School on April 1st. and a sum of 810.35 was receiv- ed

A lesson on the diseases of cows was studied. Janet Jones and Heather Jones were appointed the recreation committee for the next meeting. The Club Leader. Mr. Ernest MacCabe was present. The collection amounted to 50 cents. George McMillan invited the mem- bers to his home for the next meeting on May 9th. It was mov- ed by Phyllis Jones and second- ed by Douglas Robertaon that the meeting be adojurned. A delicious lunch was served by Mrs. Charles Jones.

Now that the roads are drying up and weight restrictions have been eased. it's a good time to think about getting your seed train cleaned. Xour seed cleaner operator will appreciate it if you get in touch with him first. This will allow him to give.you.better service instead of rushing your seed through on the day you want to do your seeding. Also when figuring out your seed re- quirements allow et least 85 en- tra for cleaning - some grain has to be removed along with the weed seeds.

NEW POULTRY FIELDMAN

A1 of thin week poultrymgn pl the province will have the ser- vices of a Provincial poultry field-

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The regular monthly meeting of the Gownn Brae Calf Club was held on Friday, April 15th., with a total attendance of 1) mem- bers present with three absent. Four new members were wel- comed lnto the club - Inez Mac- Cormack; Urbnn Howleit; Gladys Howlett: and Joyce MacCormack.

It was decided that a debate and a social function would he held in the near future to raise funds for the club.

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The regular meeting of the Brackley Point Calf Club was held in Howes Hall on March 14th. for the purpose of picking the two top winners of the Crokinole party which was held that night.

man. He is Edward MacGougan interested members to be dropped The Winner! War! to attend the Lt Malpeque. Ed. got his diploma from clubs after due warning; semi-finals held in the Vocational

agriculture from Nova Scotia Agricultural College in I049. Since that time he has farmed. Vllil Poultry beinl one of his main interests. In the Department he will be filling the vacancy left by the resignation of Mr. Merlin MacDonald a few months ago and he will be willing to assist in any way possible with problems arts- is the poultry gffeld.

CLUB!

The regular meeting of the Cape Wolfe Calf Club was held It the home of Robert Howard on April tstn. with 14 members present.

The motins opened with the MENU repeating the 4-! pledge. Roll call was answered with the name of s sin in Canada. It was decided that roll call would be Inswnrad with your favorite sport at the next meeting.

The club leader, Clem O'Connor distributed the tests which were written by the club members and than forwarded to the Summer- llde Agriculture Office for cor- Notion.-I

(7) Plan trip to the Annapolis Valley, Nova Scotla; ta) Centen- nial 4-II day at Experimental Farm. Charlottetown; (9) All 1-H Club members gather at a suit- able beach for a afternoon, with sport events and n bon fire and songs in the evening; tl0) Clubs to visit each other during the summer months; (11) All 4-II buds in be "Listed" and "Ac- credited" as a project for next year; (11) Two or three days short courses on "Feeding of Live- stock" and "Computing Simple Livestock Ratlons." at various osntca in Prince County. A discussion on certain districts purchasing community bulls. and finally a brief explanation on artificial insemination plans for Prince Edward Island was given by Keith Clay, Prince County Fieldman. At the present time there are eleven 4-H Clubs, two more about to be formed. making a total of thirteen 4-H Calf Clubs for Prince County alone. with a member- ship of over 25. The smallest club we have contains twelve members and the largest club containing 31 members. A drive has been made this year to encourage all Prince County Clubs to try and obtain only pure bred calves for club work. To date. we have made good strides in accomplishing our aim. The 0'Leary Club has made more progress in this way than the other clubs. This Club went out and purchased exceptionally good pure bred calves, all born in the month of January. There are thirteen members in the club

Kill SMELIS Ba,J,ow.;o

JELLY DESSERTS

School in Charlottetown the fol- lowing evening where competition wasl held to enter the Croklnole fine a.

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The regular monthly meeting of

Brnckley Point Seaside Calf Club was held April liith. in Harring- ton ifnll. The meeting opened by the 4-H pledge. The roll call was answer- ed by at months - The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. then the President, Lorne MacFarlaina called upon Club Leader. Smith Macl'arlaine to discuss the 4-H club tests. Bangle disease vsccinsti was discussed briefly. Recreation Com- mittee for the May meeting which is to be held in Howes Hall May 17th.. in Alice and Anne Mac- Callum.

It was moved and seconded that the meeting be adjourned after which an hour of recreation was enjoyed.

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SIX YIAII POI COMMUNIST

GREENSBORO. N. C. tAPt - Communist Junius I. Scales, 35, was sentenced Friday to six years in prison for advocating violent overthrow of the U. 5. government, As chairman of the Communist party's Csroilnas district. he was chraged with knowing that the party sought to overthrow the gov- ernmsnt by force and violence and with working toward that end.

-It was agreed that IS cents be charged for lunch and Adele Shaw Wayne Locke were appointed OI the lunch committee. The ta-as-ur-r. Roboft Howard l'Gii.6fted 0 cash on hand to date. i- 0 I 0

- The Sherbreehe Calf Club meet- lns was held on April mu. at t! hosts of Arnold Madson with ftlxteen membe . and three vist- tors Ilswsring roll call. Correspondence from the Prince CountyvAgrlculture Office was mid by.Club Leader Urban Laugh-

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LIKIVIN9 95?” ""',s&mu reported by Amram Scheinfeid in Morning Blues. If you wake hp P -5- 1- 50' comwltto dllflll UI'OuCI- 3005003 Vin" '" his monthly magazine .”Cosrno- feeling blue. the reason may lie til! Kllllcll '"uV'L Lmk Nu-"hen D,-awn Fouow;..

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up-:53 WILLIAM BIISOI4 feminine if a woman. extra 'mss- of you have wondered whether the ztranjg In: ,oeul:ro NO. Clld WIIIS speak tonight upon "The Worlds culine if a man. But . . . .'mcn prize-fighters "are getting their

Crisis." Central Christian Church.

The cm! sax OFFICE will remain open on Saturday -aflefo noon until 5.00 I- ll-

-tnss run BIBLE A Massson FOR TO-DAY?" William Bilson. evangelist, Central

night. Eight o'clock.

due and payable on .5nturdsy.

other sex, but it seems that young liberal supply of sweets. meat and 'm'"m' .. ,l Apr" am" girls. grades four through eight, fat. At any rate there is "50 per cogintlmav. new-m":nl:':'"::n': 31'-;1.cANO's BEPRESENTA- have no inferiority complex whst- cent more tooth decay now among '

TIVE. Mildred Royce Crowell. now conducting Beauty Fe5'”V3l

- . judged their sex distinctly superior lands than there was during the Mrs. George Mason and Mrl. Ron- " 5' A' Mcnonud ' in almost everything - disposition. war" and the difference is ascribed aid Norman. The affirmation of Palm.” Gr.b and Gorrmaf HOME BUILDERS cons ” calmness. sociability, sense of hu- to the richer diet. allegiance to Her Majesty Queen

Brown Electric for free estimates

requirements. Dial 6212.

INTEREST AT RATE of Vs of we per month will be charged on first installment after April

BROADCAST CFCY HISTORIC HIGHLIGHTS Thursday, 28th. 8.45 p. m. Speaker:

CONSULT MILDRED ROYCE CROWELL. Belcano Beauty Rep- resentative. on beauty care and secrets of modern make-up at S. A. McDonald'g.

GOING OUT OF BUSINESS. - All Studebaker auto parts, garage equipment, etc..' being cleared at

Ives. 219 Great George Street.

STRAWBERRY GIIOWER8 - The annual meeting of the Char- lottetown Strawberry Growers As- sociation will he held at Cross Roads School Thursday. April 28 at B p. m. A full attendance is re-

Mrs. Edmond D. Gallant, R. N., of North Rustico. is a patient in the Charlottetown Hospital.

Mr. Bruce Murray. Grahams Road, spent the week-end with Mr. Roger Maclfay, Clinton.

Mr. Moses L. Gallant. Oyster Bed Bridge. is a patient in the Charlottetown Hospital. All wish him a speedy recovery.

Miss - Margaret Doyle.

was a recent visitor to her home In St. Anna. Hope River.

Friends will be glad to know that Mrs. H. B. Macileod. Built!!!- ton, is making a good recovery from her recent illness. - Bur.

Mr. Roger and Miss Jean Mac- Key, students at P. W. C.. spent the weekend with their parents. and Mrs.

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I wish to thank Dr. Chencheff, Dr. Lnidiaw. the Nurses and Staff of the P. E. Island Hospital; also those who sent cards and treats

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the flag. Many discussions ' " d all the members taking an intu-

wsre appointed on the Mrs. Frank Kelly. "LOOKING INTO PEOPLE”

For your interest and. entertaln- Negiectful papss. Studies of many

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low in masculinity and women low in femininity usually draw ani- mals." Furtbermore. "tight de- signs and designs inside designs indicate warlness and fear (bold persons make doodles without dis- tinct outlines). Shaded designs tend show submissiveness and in- feriority feelings." Now. do you understand yourself better? Uppity girls. Older women may doubt their superiority over the