Victory Scott 2.02 35 a black stallion nine years of

“posh” _barn that Andy at Summerside raceway. Vic-

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day evening where he won the Phil Pearson Memorial trophy at Lewiston in the time , of 2.09. His best time on the Maine circuit was 2.08 when he raced at Framington where he was reined by Marine Mac- Arthur, However he had a more auspicious day last July 31 when he rounded the oval in

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“AMONG THE FARMERS

Federation of Agriculture _——

starting to -_yp. Vacant or abandoned farms which might be sources of weed pollution could also be the Commission’s con- cern. Most aspects of water con- servation, wild life and provincial parks might also be included in the work of such a commission.

The most recent of merchan- dising gimmicks — the trading stamp — came in for condemna- tion. Curiously many marchants,

touching on many aspects of the T.V. industry. The Federation is concerned with the evidence of increasing attempts to put T.V. on a e¢ommercial basis.

The brief states in part as fol- lows: “It has always been of the basic economics of Can- adian broadcasting — attested to by numerous enquiries — tha‘ with the limited marxet avail- able in Canada much of the sort of Canadian programming which we should do here is Canada can not be done on a commercially self-supporting basis.

On this ground alone the need

| __of the competition the Federation | meetings have been well attend-

, High School education, Use Commission and High-

The resolution on land use sug- gests the desirability of setting up a commission which would ex- ercise direction in such matters as deforestation of areas of land no longer used for cultivation and

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Many consumers and agriculture shate the joint-opposifion to this device. The farmer fears that if stamps add to the cost of food that the housewife’s attitude to

: food prices is not going to be

sweetened. Many people agree that trading stamps are some- thing that we can do‘very nicely without.

FIRE PROTECTION

Those who attended the meet- ing in Pownal and Montague heard a very interesting story of achievement on the part of the New Glasgow Junior Farmers. How a rural community provided itself with very good equipment and its success in using’ it is a story of real achievement and a fine tribute to organization. There is much in this program which can be studied *o advantage by other communities in this pro- vince.

T.V. REGULATION

On November 2 and 3 the Can- | adian Federation of Agriculture |

met with the Board of Broadcast Governors. and presented a brief

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