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Junior Farmers On Tuesday, April 24th, the Junior Farmers met in Port Perry H, 8S. The girls joined the boys meeting to watch the film "Bulk Hauling of Milk" which had been brought by Mr. Hugh Young of Toronto, and Mr. Harry Phoenix of Greenbank, The film: which was an 'advertisement for Creamery Package Bulk Coolers.showed all phases of bulk cooling and hauling of milk. be noted here that it was through the efforts of Mr, Jack Ford of Donlands Dairy that we were able to procure the above film which is very much in de- vw It might mand these days. ' Wesley Johnson thanked Mr. Hugh Young: and Mr. Harry Phoenix for bringing and showing the film. Then the girls retired to their sepa- rate meeting for regular business and to discuss the topic "On Choosing a Mate" while the boys proceeded with their own meeting. After the minutes were adopted and read Sinclair Robert- son was elected captain of the.Junior Farmer Ball Team. During this period, Mr. Fair bxplainéd that the local Junior Farmers to the International | As Mr. Fair ihtroduced the topic, he Plowing match "which is to be held at Brooklin on October 9, 19, 11, and 12, usually. drove the tractors for the 5 wagon tours. For this service, each elub will receive a reasonable mone- tary fee. The implement companiés donate the use of the wagons and tractors. All junior farmers over 16 years of age with a driver's license and senior farmer members are eligible to drive, A Ted Lamb called upon Mr. Fair to introduce the panel members who were to discuss'Bulk Hauling of Milk. They were Murray Holtby, Wesley Johnson, Les Smith and Mac Christie. noted that bulK.-hauling of milk was not a new idea because as long ago as 76 years the creameries had been us- ONE TEACHER FOR 12,000 PUPILS IN One teacher, by means of television, taught a class of 12,000 boys and girls in Ontario and The teacher in the cirguit for the ex perimental lesson was Gertrude! Mc( nrees from Quebec. 'Manitoba. This Lufferin school, Seen tn hooting scene shows the class al lord Tv LESSOM A ( ; --Central Press ('anaaan Toronto, with the TV 1:50n ing forty gallon cans. The only dif- ference between now and then was that special cooling apparatus has been added. Modern bulk cooling was first introduced in California; and in Ontario, the Oshawa district was the first to practice it three years ago. In regard to economics, Murray Holtby thought that a farmer needed to keep at least 26 cows and. ship a minimum of 8 cans of milk; Wesley Johnson thought that a small shipper could survive by keeping his expenses down and buying a smaller type of cooler; Les Smith said that it would be alvight for a shipper of five or six| cans to start into bulk cooling by buy- ing a large cooler with expansion of production in, mind, : In regard to the quality of milk be- ing better in bulk coolers than in cans because milk cooled more quickly in the coolers than it did in cans, it was generally agreed that this was true, however, it was also noted that in order to have good quality milk, great care in regard to satitation should be taken in getting the milk from the cows to the cansior bulk coolers. M. Holtby was quick to point out that if farmers had to*spend extra time and money to produce better milk, the dis- tributors should also help by increas- ing the advertising of this better milk. Les Smith thought that if all farmers themselves could contribute towards an intensified advertising campaign. ) In regard to the better type of cooler, a direct expansion or ice bank, no one cared to venture an opinion except 'Wes Johnson who noted that an ice bank cooler would continue to keep the milk cool until the ice melted if there was a power failure, It was also generally "agreed that farmers would have to specialize in producing milk. Murray Holtby said that milk producing farmers are rais- ing -too many heifers and should only keep a few of the best ones while Les Smith thought that only milk cows} should be kept. Mr. Fair said that the discussion could proceed indefinitely and because of limited time would have to close. GET A DODGE TRUCK THAT'S RIGHT FOR YOUR JOB... RIGHT FOR YOUR BUDGET! Here's why you candepend on a Dodge truck to pay its own way ... every day of the year! eo New Touch-Go way to travel! 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Heimpel, Agricultural<Engineer, who is to give a talk on "Things to Come in Farm | Machinery" and we are to have Joe'. plowing champion, shbw us a movie on his trip to the World Plowing Match in Sweden. All parents and interest- ed people are: welcome to attend this | meeting. A Men's Bowling League In a round robin series with a whiz- bang finish Culligans nosed out the Silverwoods "Deluxe" to take top honours with 24 points. Six teams contested in the play-off series with the following standings. i Culligan Whitz-Bangs De Luxe ........ " Black Jacks oe... 16 Lucky Strike ................ Ki Fitzjohns The banquet will be held Friday, May 11 at the "Del's" Little Norway. 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