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Prince Edward island's .pidly expanding Aberdeen An- ~gus cattle association's mem- bers are enthusiastic and proud of the expansion their favor to beef animals have made both ‘in quantity and quality in the pest few years.

President 1’. Mclsaac. who is also president of ‘he ,Maritime Angus Breeders Asso- ciation. notes for example that in addition to their tremendous expansion in number of breeders. they have excelled. the past few years in the Eas-‘ and Sale. the

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beef cattlemen meet each year to vie for beef supremancy. ,

George Kelly, Morel]. had thel A n g u s steer that topped al strong show this and brought an cord price of $2.07 cents per.

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T An Angus steer owne by MR. MaclSAAC ‘ Boyd l't ix 0 n. Clyde River top-

. ped the gm“. 8 year ago i a cow he bought at a sale in

A n i t a )lclsaac. ‘.\/iermald.1i onlal‘lo- = who is a daughter of My, an a. One of the older cows In the.

' 4-H Club show this year and a

: cross-bred Angus

: had the highest killing percen: twice for the York breeder and

' age of all. of the steers in this she ranks with the ‘s show with an almost un- beet cow that has ever been

steer

by Frank Piatts. Tyne Valley

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| believable 66.2 per cent. I ‘ BEST FEMALE

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: horn and Hereford cows.

: Irving MacDonald. f MacDonald bought the cow

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' to. as a calf and was told by‘

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* get rid of her. - "MacDonald.

Z she'll never raise anthing for‘ i you“. the Ontario man told himl I

The York breeder can smliel now as he looks back on two; ' grand championships and one: ', reserve grand ribbon. in three; 1 years showing at Charlottetown ' and the grand cliampionshipl ' over all other beef breeds last‘

summer,

' JIT‘NIOR CHAMP " York Ernest, a son of Black , Bird. went junior champion at

' Charlottetown last. year and he.

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Mrs, Leo Mclsaac topped the: barn is Rosebud of Glen Angus.1 a

shown- from Parker Jewell. York She

. also her“. reports _ ' pomts With pride tn the fact it; who added that he. has to take ' I was an Angus cow that was se-. some milk from her regularly ’ the hosti "when she ; beef female at the Provincial “She has enough milk to ; Exhibition here. with triumphs] two calves but she’s a nervous s Over the grand Champion Short“ animal who will not allow an

‘ calf to nurse except her ow SlOI‘Yi her owner explained.

Progress. owned and shown by; cow for she has raises a calf York. Mr- every year since she started as -; a young heifer. A big cow, she She's to U 1' HOW — from 3131'. transmits plenty of size to her ~ oolm Bailey. Uxbridge. 0ntar-; offspring.

know" be“champion last year at Charlot- v man as Tom AmOS. Ontario. t0-tetown. and a vear old now. is

la beautiful heifer with one of, she's no 20061.; the most, attractive heads that? she never Will be any good andi can be seen in the breed. ‘

12-year old cow purchased has been a grand champion “milkiest” shown.

"I can take. a bucket of milk

from her if I take her calf off Mr. MacDonald

is feeding a calf. raise

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Rosebud has been a profitable

Bandolier Express. his junior

SPUDS AND BEEF Mr. MacDonald likes the An- gus cattle and finds that a beef

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set an upper limit pnaisnl fees which the Farm Credit Corporation may charge applicants for loans. The new regulation setsuhe fees some-

application. In addition.

u n d e :1 Part III will pay $10 with their ment a hardship, may 50 at the

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cattle program fits in well with his major potato crop which takes much of his attention in summer when the. cattle are on‘ pasture. l

Part of his pure bred cattle herd is stabled in loose housing and require very little atten- tion. He fills the hay feeder and distributes a grain ration once a day. The. cattle get their wa-, tor from an always available? source. and run in and out to a‘

' i , large yard as they please. f : is “1,6 herd “,9 n" the “WV The Maritime Angus Breed- . mans herd “115 Fem”- Trymg; ers Association executive is ex- - an experiment Mr. MacDonaldl pioring the possibility of stag-I i has bred the grand champion it!!! a futurity sale next yeah! . cow to her so“. and “may get and President Mcisaac sug- . a dandy. or the cross may not‘ Rests the idea is to have a two-I v be successful". Some outstand-Ida.v Show and 5319- 1| - tug results have come from thisl It maY.h9- he SUEEeSIS- mall ~ type of breeding in the past. if. the. Maritime men may have. to ; it is not practiced too ofen, al-l hrmg‘ "1 some Pntarw Came.

the first year. if enough top;

' though many top cattlemenI _ ' frown on it, 5 Maritime cattle are not offered: 0

, The Black Bird of Progress 2 Sil‘i‘p___”__fim__ l I deal has been unusual all the WON'T CHANGE WATER i ' way. Lou Roper bmuzht her] ABERDEEN, Scotland (AP).— down In 8 Parlt‘ad 0f he” cal-1A councilman protested that a tie from‘ Ontario in 1961 andl plan to add fluoride to'the city was looking for a buyer when.watcr supply would ruin Aber- Mr. MacDonald took her. ldeen's famed Scotch whisky. daughter sold well in TorontolThe council quickly shelved the lat? year 1alnd he. has had onellproject till 1965. ' 0 er rea y

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Winning the grand champion- ship ribbon at the Easter Beef Show is one goal that has es- caped him thus far and he has an eye out each year for a po- tential champ. A young animal in the MacDonald barn now may be fattened for another try in 1964,

‘Vir. McIsaac won the reserve.

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