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AubUrfl Holstein
Sale Averuge $38 1
The purebred Holstein herd of
wm. H Gow , Auburn, Ontario;
brought 'a Total of $19,.085,00,
an average of $381 for 50 head,
sold at the• farm, by. Shore' Holsteins
Ltd.
Five head -sold for $600' or more:,
the top price of $690 be srg paid .by
R. F. -Pipe, New Liskeard, Ont,,
who purchasel five milidr'g cows.
The high animal was. sevenryetr-
old Goburn Katie, who is classified
,.Very good" for body. conformation
A daughter of the Excellent and,. •
• SuPerior Type sire,,• Smithcroft
Snowball Rocket,. she has produced
.on.Record of Performance as a
six-year-old in 005 days on twice
a -day miikinig' 16., 267 lbs. milk
Containing 562•1bs. fat, average
test 3.45% -butterfat. Mr. Pipe
paid the second highest .price 'of
$625 for a six-year-old daughter
;of Frasea Butter Boy ..having a
record at four years. -sof -age in 305
days on tviice-a-day milking of
15,163 114, milk containing •
•586.165. fat, average test 3.86%
$6Q0 for a three-year-old_ daughter.
of Edgeware Rag Apple Jan; and
$528 .for a four-year-old daughter
Of Al Cliff Mastajax,.
Gordon delong, of Brucefield
'purckased four cows:, paying $60.0
fob a four-year-old daughter of
Frasea Butter Boy,. She has comp-
leted a record at two years of age
. on Record of Performance of
11,595 lbs, milk, in ,005 days con-
taining 4901bis. fat, average test
4.23% butterfat, ' He paid' $504 for
aneight-year-old daughter of the
Excellent and Superior Type sire
\Rosafe Adjudicator, with a record
at six years of age on twice -a -day.
milking of 15.,494 lbs. milk con-
tanning' 542 -lbs. fat, average test.
3.5%, $500 *for a' five-year-old .
daughter of Al. Cliff Mastajax .with
a record at three.:years of age'in
302 days of 11,619 lbs. milk con-',
raining 455' lbs.. fat, average test .
3.920/0:, He also bought a 'six-year
old daughter of the Excellent and
. class "Extra" sire, W4s Silver. Cross
at $540, who has a Breed Class
Average production on three lacca --
tions of 145%.for milk and 15210
for fat. .•
..John Franken of Auburn.
purchased seven cows including :a
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fouryear-old daughter of ,Al Cliff
Mastajax at $600,- He paid $480
for a daughter of Wis Silver Cres
and $425 for.. ai daughter of Edge-
ware Rag Apple Jan..
Earl C. Johnston, Walkerton,;
paid the top price for a bred heifer.
This was $410 for a, daughter of
King .Spring Parra Rag Apple, ;Mr.,
Johnston secured seven head includ•
ing the top priced open yearling
at $390 and 'another, at $325.;
,Other good vices included,
$480' paid by W. M. Cerrils,
Clinton., Ont., for a milking fe-
male, $470 paid by A.W.Bates,,
Teeswater. Ont. ,, for a milking
.female; $455,paid by Donald'Cain.=
Abell., Payfield, Ont.. fora milky'',
ing female; $45,0 paid by :Thomas
A. Farrell,' Kincardine, Ont,, '
and $405=•for two milking 'females;
$400 paid by . W rn Gibbings,;
ton, 'for a milking female, Wand`
$490 paid by Alvin Betties;
Bayfield,, for a bred heifer.
26 .Milking females 'averaged
$446; 9 bred heifers averaged $356;
5 open yearlings $321, and 10'
heifer calves averaged $223. each.
Four babies averaged $112 each. •'
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PAO'' OOHS
Happy Haridkrofters
1 The eighth meeting of the 8t,
Helens Happy Handicrafters :melt
. at, the hall on Saturday, April 23rd
The meeting opened with 'the 4H
pledge. The roll call "What I
have to do fo finish my hat"', was..
answered by 18 girls, The treasR
urer's reportwas given and busi-
.nes5_ discussed. The next meeting'
will'be May ith. Notes were
taken on "Wearing your accessor-'
Mrs. Cordon MacPherson
showed: the girls how to make the
different trims, ' The meeting
closed, with the Queen; 0..
Paramoun
t Pals,
The 411 'meetin, g was held on:.
April ,6 at the borne of the lead- '
er Mrs, Dave Anderson. We open-
with the 4-H pledge followed
by the roll, call.. MO. Anderson
discussed the care of hats, how
• they should be stored and how. to
keep thein new. looking. She
also told how to care: for shoes.
.Hats and their construction was
discussed. ;
.`s e .
The .5th meeting was held. on
April 20 at the: home of Mrs'.
Dave Anderson, our'.leader. We
opened• with the 4-11 pledge foil-
..owed by the roll call which was
answered by 7 members. Marg-
aret Courtney •then read the 4H
creed . , We then were told' how
to take care of and select hand-
bags.
..
Different types of .m aier-
ials and sizes help: you to select
one. that is , right for you and
right for the occasion. The
meeting then closed.
nt Life In"
Whitechurch Area
MRS. WILLIAM DAWSON . •
Mrs. William Dawson, beloved .
wife of the late William J. law-
son.'passed away on. Wednesday,
April 20th,: at her home in,W.hite-
church after a long illness.' ,She
was '79 'years' of age.
Mrs:;. Dawson was the former
Myrtle Mary ',tidal. a daughter
of Robert Nrdon:and.leantThom. •
-She: was- born -,in West Wawanosh
Township.'
Following their Marriage. Mr. .
and Mrs. Dawsonlarmed in ; •
inloss Township until retiring
"to Whitechurch and Trhere. Mr..
Dawson passed away .a number of
years
For the past few years, Mrs..
Dawson's.daughter and'her bus- •
band ; ' Mr.., and Mrs. Wesley J.
Tiffin, have made their :borne •
with her and cared for their rrtoth-'
er, during her long illness,.
• ' :Besides het daughter - Mrs. Wes
ley (Jean) Tiffin, Mrs, Dawson ,
is survived by one br'other Alex
E: Pardon of Lucknow. She was
predeceased,by.three sisters and.
three brothers.
Funeral' service w.as conducted
from .the Curries Funeral• Home •
in Wingham on Satilyday. •April
23rd. Mr. Donald' Watt, minister
of Chalimer's Presbyterian Church, ..
Whitechurch, where Mrs, Dawson
'was a member, ,had charge 'of'the
seivice. '
Garnet Parrier•sang "TheLord •
is My Shepherd."
Interment was at Wirighain. Cem-
etery,
em-etery, • •
Pallbearetys were`Aldin Pardon,
Elmer Pardon, Athol Pairdon,
David Henderson,. Dawson Craig,
Robert. Stewart.
Plowerbearers. were William
Pardon, Hector Putdon, `'Torn Pur.
don, Robert Henderson, .fames
Henderson, Robert Hall•
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