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the tribune stouftville on trursday june 6 19g seldom seen for a lesson in sheer obstinacy and buhheadedness try observing a calf we havent one jut now bu the other day i was looking at one on a neighbors farm and it started me thinking about the deculiar actions a calf displays for pure obstinacy man in his most jrverse moments cant hold a candle to the queer antics of a calf your first introduction to the per verse nature of a calf comes when you attempt to wean bim the natural instinct for feeding comes eay to him and you havent much ditficultv or have you pick up a pail filled with sweet fresh milk and what happens he insists on milking certain that you are drenched from head to foot unted and shunted around until you almost get mad and when you have spilled most of the milk the calf drinks lustily and sucks up the last inch or two as though i were al- mot parched i dont suppose a calf in history was ever known to go through a stank door in a normal sure way there simply has to be sme shen anigan first of all he refuses to go through sideways or straight ways round and round the yard you chase him as he races with his tail twisted into a knot- suddenly he corner to a sudden stop feet braced and then you start to push and shove him until the goal is reached hell land inside after a few hard bumps getting through that door i fortunately isnt it that calves do gather more sense as hey grow older therein we humans do much the same or we should at least and while we have been aiming our ammunition against the calf per haps if we were to examine the human first born similar strange things could be related but you see we have no knowledge of babies but the barnyard calf thats differ ent we have sat up too many nights and nursed too many calves to not know all about them and yet despite all the trouble thev have caused me all the bumps i have suffered and the many sleepless hours waiting their arrival into the world i loved every one of them in their turn and old josh would be the last person to abuse a calf because of what they had done to because of what it had done to him old josh xkw tkavklijixg mkkauy hooks fiction dude woman kyne jennifers house gordon raiders of span ish peaks zane gray rose gal- braitlv hill winter meeting vance the peacock sheds his tail hobart the hollow men hutchinson inquest w ke the secret of the marshbank- xorris most secret shute time on of mind field mail coach lown des rainbow glory houek evergreen house ilouck michael shavnes song chance halliday the da breaks a seal gardiner measured for murder lee lovers alibi widdimer the wagon and the star larrimore as long as i live loring general saints devils and ordinary sea men rugsley hitchlrking the alaska highway raskin indian harvest hinkson one man against the xorth trwin and rev kerr ordained at maple hill eskerr pastor of the maple hill baptist church in the queens- ville district e gwillimbury twp was ordained at a special service in the church wednesday may 22 the church was filled for the afternoon service of the 2o baptist churches invited to attend 1j delegations were present for a total of 1 re presentatives to form the council to conduct the ordination the service opened with a song led by rev h pace of harriston rev duncan macgregor of stoutf- jville was elected moderator for the jdv with rev roy hisey of fene- lon falls acting as clerk after presentation of his state- i merit of conversion call to the ministry and faith mr kerr was i subjected to different aspects j of his statement by members of j the council he was then asked to j leave while the council convened j rev f koblin of calvin baptist church toronto moved that the council proceed with the ordination rev jack scott of forward baptist church toronto seconded the motion with the council voting unanimously in favor of it mr kerr was recalled and informed of the decision bringing to an end the afternoon service one hundred and twenty guests enjoyed supper in the ravenshoe school served by the ladies of the maple hill baptist church and the mount albert gospel hurch of which mr kerr is also pastor the evening service filled the church to capacity with chairs heeded for the overflow rev l james lake of the newmarket gospel tabernacle led the song ser vice with rev stanley wellington of the new toronto baptist church leading the prayer the moderator was in the service chair the charge to the candidate was given bv rev g searle lindsay followed by the charge to the church by rev norman rowan second line baptist church the ordination prayer was offered by rev lome hisey of hespeler bap tist church after which the hand of fellowship was extended to rev kerr by rev roy hisey during the evening service mr and mrs donald day of queens- ville baptist church sang a duet accompanied on the piano by mrs kerr tile ordination sermon was preached lay rev jack scott the newlyordained minister pronounc ed the benediction reck know your hay fever soehing the lure of montreal percival chunking listening post temien assigned to adven ture kuhn handcrafts as a hobby dodds 10000 garden questions answered rockwell i like gardening horsey the arrangement of flowers hine home decoration spears juvenile dave dawson with the flying tigers bowman the burgess animal book the bridgets llathawav when the root child ren wake up helen rish alfalfa hay wanted best price for good quality sample reesors marmill limited markham phone 96 former lawyer here defends indian on murder charge the trial of james comcgan 2g morson reservation indian charged with the murder of john hand- organ of the same reservation opened at fort william on thurs day before mr justice arthur m lebel comegan pleaded roi guilty and has been acquitted on the charge first witness was dr j- k mcbane of rainy river who per formed the postmortem on hand- organ he testified that cause of death was extensive contused wounds of the scalp extending into the bones dr mcbane was crossexamined by crfitch kc of fort ranees defense counsel and former lawyer in stoutfville some 30 years ago if handorgans head hid been on something solid such as the road and pressure applied on the other side of the head it would have resulted in head injuries such as he had received fitch asked yes said the doctor constable albert erickscn of the ontario provincial police at rainy river identified fifteen exhibits which were introduced and while the jury was excused testified how a statement had been obtained from comegan this was introduc ed with fitchs consent and with permission of mr justice lebel was read to the recalled jurors tomatoeri plants flying in 1rom usa some essex county growers will have their tomato plants m at least ten days earlier this year another canadian first by stpkelyyan camp of canada ltd has made this possible a huge dc 3 cargo plane took otr from georgia wih 300000 tomato plants and brought them 700 miles to windsor airport in ivi hours these plants were all dis tributed to tomato growers within two hours and planted before night fall georgia tomato plants are grown in the open rather than being start ed in greenhouses and later trans planted they are said to be sturd ier and more uniform because of elimination of root damaging transplanting the essex tomato growers have been ready for their plants for several days but the local northern plants will not be ready for another ten days the georgia plants were put in the ground at essex still warm from the georgia sun early planted tomatoes mature more uni formly richer in food value and natural red ripe coloring southern plants are absorbing healthful suns rays while northern plants are struggling for a bare existence of equal importance the early tomato crop insures these essex tomato clyde horses feature show clydesdale horse lovers turned out en masse to view the best the heavyweight equine breed has to offer at the first clydesdale field day since the outbreak of the war on the farm of ray mclaughlin four miles north of oshawa- prize clydes were paraded around the ring but no horse drew a- much attention as did i massive stallion bearing the name of wind- law proprietor owned by mr mc- laughlin the brownish grey shaggy legged sire was brought to the clydesdale canadian home county less than two years ago from scotland and as one horseman put it the clydes- i dale breed has not suffered any by the move he averred that canada is lacking good clydesdale sires and the importation of windlaw prop- rietor was a step in the right j direction in the revival of clydes dale thoroughbred breeding in this country heavy horse enthusiasts tire many in ontario county hut none as prominent as styearold john s w graham of rrookfin who with his sturdy cane has become a tradition at horse shows throughout the district mr graham said that j he attends every horse show he can get to and that he enjoys nothing i more still as enthused about norses as i he was 20 years ago mr graham is known to every horseman in the county his sense of humor appar ently has not diminished with his years asked by an old friend 30 years his junior how he was feel ing mr graham smiled and replied i by golly i can still lick you the greatest number of the horses on display were oart of the i ehncroft farm stock owned by mr mclaughlin although there were several from other farms and ranches mr mclaughlin s reputed to own the finest clydesdale stock in ontario first brought here at the middle of the 19th century from scotland clydesdale thoughbreds have de veloped slowly a work horse the clyde was for a long thro allowed to interbreed and subsequently many of the clydesdales on ontario farms have lost their thoroughbred recognition only recently the clydesdale club who sponsored rental fined for apartment over uxbridge theatre judge j e madden in court of j rentals appeals fixed the rent for a j fcurroom apartment over the opita theatre in uxbridge occu pied by russel gray at 10 a month with light and water to be paid bv the tenant the landlord rae bloom of toronto had claimed a rent of s16 a month while a e murdoch rentals control officer had made a fixation of 12 a month the show was organized to pro mote an increase in clvdesdale stock based on 10 for the aparment and 2 for light and water electricity and water bills for the entire upstairs of the building com prising two apartments amounting to slosk and 3m respectively were produced and the tenant sug gested that a fair estimate of what his share of this should be a month was s250 for light and 50 cents for water thursday nite is foto nite 200 200 25 dancing on saturdays at winsome corner musselmans lake ken roses orchestra come and have a good time smart floor growers that a good share of their crop will be harvested before the danger of an early fall frost j if this years experience proves i successful plane transportation of j early southern grown tomato plants i will be continued on a larger com- merical scale the sign of quality we carry on hand a complete line of coop poultry hog and dairy feeds coop universal milking machines sold and serviced coop motor and tractor oils coop greases axle cup and pressure coop car and truck batteries 24d lawn weed killer fencing supplies cars of salt and binder twine to arrive soon one new holland 12 hammer mill expected soon a real mill for volume ifouffville coop ph269 0 qofl ddt products for 1946 1 coop 3 ddt agricultural dust containing rotenone for dusting potatoes vegetables etc 2 coop 3 ddt agricultural dust with copper containing rotenone and copper for dusting potatoes vegetables etc 3 coop 50 wettable ddt powder to be diluted with water and used as a liquid spray according to directions j coop 5 barn and wall spray an improved residual spray suitable for house hold institutional and barn purposes 5 coop livestock spray 6 coop foliage spray containing 2v ddt forms emulsion with water no residue coop phenothiazine products for mass treatment of hogs poultry and turkeys 1 coop hog worm xpel and 2 coop poultry worm xpel voting canadians starving millions count on you secure pamphlets today stouffville coop n europe today even a crust of bread is treasured for the spectre of starvation stalks a continent teenagers high school students young men and women join the ontario farm service force now head for the open fields for a month or better still for the season help share in producing more food for across the sea private farm homes and y supervised camps are open to you the work is pleasant youll be well- fed wellpaid and well looked after remember almost every ontario farmer is critically shorthanded remember too the present food crisis is being felt at home as well as abroad fill in the attached coupon and the ontario farm service force will send you a registration form plus all particulars without delay dominion provincial committee on farm labour agriculture important to matriculants so desperate it europes need or food so urgent our formers need for hep that local school boards ore being osved to back the ontario form service force fo the limit in many coses junior matriculants whose term work hat been tettfectocy in every respect may head for the open fields now upper school trjdenf l con join them at toon at final nomt ore wrinen the need it immedafe seed in the afrocheel coupon ot once education telephone 20 mail this coupon at once on tor to form service ftitr 113 cii0 toronto i want i lend a hand fot ind rv a regiroi form and oil natattary information abovt the ontario form sarirke force nome ape two prni mt bo 1 3 or over 1 b erltbu trim and wrtdletebe an i tj fem howo a y jprvted car