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Schomberg Farm Produces Its 2nd World Champion Holstein For the second time within a. year the purebred Holstein herd of Cecil Atkinson and his son Glenn 01 Schomberg, Ont, has produced a World Champion. -The new cham- pion is Elsie Texal who has estab- lished World records for yearly production of milk and butterfat in the junior three-year-old class on twice-a-day milking. Elsie’s official figures are quoted by the Record of Performance branch of the Dominion Department of Agri- culture, under Whose supervision the record was made, as 25,929 lbs. milk containing 986 l'bs.~ fat, aver- age test 3.80 percent butterfat. Last December her stablemate Orchard Vale Laura Texal established a World Record for milk in the junior two-year-old class of the yearly division on twice-a-day milking by giving 22,005 lbs. milk and 778 lbs. Both champions are the result of artificial breeding, their dams hav- ing been bred to bulls in the Maple Cattle Breeders Unit. Elsie is a daughter of Lonelm Texal Antony and Laura 3. daughter of Lonelm Texal Ideal, two paternal brothers. fat‘ Antony has 1472 registered proâ€" geny, making him one of the most prolific sire§ in Canada. The winner of the Esso horse- drawn Plowing Championship at last week’s annual King, Vau- ghan Plowing Match was Andrew Watson of Woodbridge, while Nor- man Robson of Maple scored top marks in the E550 tractor-drawn event. King,Vaughan Plowmen Finish Match Despite Heavy Rains Bill Crouch of Newmarket was declared winner of the Eaton Hall cup and Watch while Harry Bewell of Greenbank was winner of the Simpson silverware. The Maple Cattle Breeders As- sociation, 'one of the largest‘arti- ficial breeding units in Canada, held a very successful sale of an- imals sired by Unit bulls at the Oakville Sales Arena on October 23. The 57 head sold brought$27,- 622 for an average of $484. Fif- teen milking females averaged $5'9-2; 23 bred heifers $505; 11 open yearlings $320; and 8 heifer calves $358. The sale attracted a. crowd of over one thousand, one of the largest of recent years. Maple Cattle Assoc. Has Successful Sale Highest price was $1100 paid by J. E. Houck, Brampton to Picker- ing College, NeWmarket for P. C. N. Polly Texal, a. four-year-old daughter of Lonelm Texal High- croft. Second highest figure of $939 was bid by Geo. C. Jackson, Downs- vievb Ont, for a three year old daughter of Lonelm Texal Pick- wick consigned by R. J. Darlington, Maple,'0nt. Huronia’s original red-skinned inhabitants were agricultural In- dians, gaining their livelihood pri- marily from the soil. The ROTAVATOR cuts up weeds. of your Weeds with a ROTAVATOR oover crops, manqre and fertilizers and mixes them into the soil â€"-' where they do the most good! Oak Ridgés, Ont. * King 94er Dealer for: The new champion almost missed Make FERTILIZER THE RDTAVATOR SIAN TROYER Custom Work . . . . . Sales & Ser‘vice ROTAVATION CAN DO WONDERS FOR YOUR GARDEN! The Garden Tractor Man ROTAVATOR 1 CHOREMASTER BEAVER SPRINGFIELD RAN SOMES CLINTON ENGINES being registered as a purebred. Her damwas sold while in calf by E. H. Redman, Concord, Ont., to a. neigh‘ bour Wm. Cooper. As Mr. Cooper did not maintain a. purebred herd he was not going to bother having the calf registered when it was born but was persuaded to do so by a friend. Without being reg- istered as a purebred Elsie could not have been placed on official test and so would have missed the opportunity of establishing her World Record. She was purchas- ed by the Atkinsons when just a few months old. Elsie is a persistent milker hav- ing produced very evenly through- out her lactation. On her best day she gave 93 lbs. (37 quarts) and during her best month 2679 lbs. She was fed and milked b) 22 year-old Glenn Atkinson except for a brief two week period when she was cared for by Bill Allison. The former world championships for milk and fat in this class were also held by Canadian Holsteins, the milk champion being Calamity Fayne Piebe, owned by Jas. A. Mcâ€" Kinl'ay, St. Thomas, Ont. with 24,- 090 lbs.: and the fat champion, Lifloc Mata Hari Supreme, bred by Norman W. McConkey, Peterâ€" ‘boro, Ont, with 905 lbs. fat. In spite of rain which continued all day over 900 attended the an- nual Plowing Match conducted un- der the auspices of the King and Vaughan Plowmen on the farm 01 C. A. (Tiny) _Cathers north-west of Aurora. Although entries show- a drop of ten from the previous year’s 45, the program was carried through to completion. In spite of a hard day in the rain 9. large number attended the even- ing banquet. I cannot say OUR, if I live in a watertight spiritual compartment; if I think a special place in Heaven is reserved for my denomination. I cannot say FATHER, if I do not demonstrate the relationship in my daily life. I cannot say WHICH ART IN HEAVEN, if I am so occupied with the earth that I am laying up no treasure there. I cannot say HALLOWED BE THY NAME, if I, who am called by His name, am not holy. ' I cannot say THY KINGDOM COME, if I am not doing all in my pdwer to hasten its coming. I cannot say THY WILL BE DONE, if I am questioning, resent- ful of or disobedient to His will for I cannot say ON EARTH AS IT IS IN HEAVEN, if I am not pre‘ pared to devote my life here to His service. I cannot say LEAD US NOT IN- TO TEMPTATI‘ON, if I deliberate- ly place myself, or xemain, in a position where I am likely to be tempted. I cannot say GIVE US THIS DAY OUR DAILY BREAD, if I am living on past experience, or if I am an under-theâ€"counter shopper. I cannot say FORGIVE US OUR TRESPASSES AS WE FORGIVE THEM THAT TRESPASS AG- AINST US, if I harbour a grudge against anyone. I cannot say DELIVER US FROM EVIL, if I am, not prepared to fight it in the spiritual realm with the weapon of prayer'. I cannot say THINE IS THE KINGDOM, if I do not accord the King the dispiplined obedience of a loyal subject. I cannotvsay THINE IS THE POWER, if I fear what men may do, or what my neighbours may think. > I cannot say THINE IS THE GLORY, if I am seeking glory for myself. I cannot say FOR EVER AND EVER, if my horizon is bOunded by the things of time. MARTHA SAYS Dollars are like men, some are elusive and some are illusive. Ari elusive dollar is an old-fash- ioned dollar that had something be- hind it. It was hard to get but good when you had it. Septic Tanks Pumped Drains Cleaned and Repaired 24 Hour Service C. STUNDEN Richmond Hill Phone 320W Sanitary Contractors CAN I SAY THE LORD’S PRAYER? The first amateur wrestling meet for Toronto this season was held llgst Saturday at West End Y with ing City competing. The show started with the King City Juniors wearing their royal blue uniforms. This was mark of progress for the sport with King City being the first to supply such youthful competit- ors for a major meet. The Juniors have speciaI spectator appeal. They were not in the least nervous, and showed the results of their good training by Bob McLeod. King City Grapplers Put On Grand Show The first: bout, with Roddy Bell and Donald Gordon, was a tie. The second bout was won by Glenn Judd over Richard Chaplin. In the third bout} Bert Archibald and Bill Patton tied. A feature of the show amongst the regular bouts, was the perform- ance of Bill Brown of King City in his debut. He showed good style and balance and was leading against Ralph Bates of Scarboro, when after two minutes, Ralph suddenly managed to pin Bill. The master of ceremonies, Harry Peace, Olympic star, commented over the loud speakers, saying Bill was an up and coming wrestler with a good future. Bill said he had a 'swell time, and would like to’come again with more competitors from King City. Gori Mangotich, rugged Ryding grappler, will get his big chance this Friday evening at the Rich- mond Hill Arena when he locks holds with Jack Diamond, recently crowned Canadian Middleweight Champion. Diamond has appeared twice on the Langstaff Recreation Committee’s wre§tling card and has Cdn. Middleweight Champ To Wrestle At Arena Fri. been In Mangotich, Diamond meeting one of Canada’s t middleweights, and this probably the most out match offered this season. Name......--..-.......... Please send me Box_ 45 The Liberal Richmond Hill Address . . aiw’ victorious would look after the unpaid bal- mortgage was fully paid 01f. WHO?.. ance of your mortgage if you were not here to see that your both VIA THE BOTTL 10nd will be a’s top flight this bout is outstanding particulars of your Mortgage Insurance Plan. occasions . 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