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ontario president speaker at jr farmer church outing county honors certificates were awarded at tk 4w norvitl joan wilton ashgrove homemakers achiavomenldav saturday at ballinafad hall standing doris black dublin receiving the awards were left to right seated mary mcgefi catherine utby dublin weil some planted now some tips on corn growing marilyn barber dublin wfist weil gwen webb norval and heather hyatt norval the mtn who movod iho moun tain began by carrying away mill stones chinese prnvorb by h j sdnley corn trowlnte in hilton lsen- erel this weok in fact somo farmers have hud their earn planted for clow to throe weeks the cool nights and relatively dry condition have not been the beat or rapid growth however with a warming trond and this early planting corn yields in halton this fall could bo at a high level with this early planting date farmers are well advised to ap ply an insecticide such as dlailnonundano to control aeod corn maggots and wireworms with corn sitting in the ground for extended periods before com ing up those insects could be a problem the suggested plant population for corn is 22000 plants per acre however to assure this population a 10 15 per cent higher seeding rate should bo used especially with earlier planting care also must be taken not to plant the corn too deeply in the ground other wise it will ho much slower in emerging atraxlno continues to tie the most common herbicide for the corn this year it is holng said at atratlne bow rather than 05w 1 would suggest that this he ap plied at up to 2 12 lbs of sow per acre as soon as possible attor the corn has been planted because of tho relatively dry weather 30 or more gallons of water should bo appllod per acre this may moan a recallbrallon of your sprayor if the dry weather persists it would bo advisable to harrow the field he- fore tho corn gets too high to incorporate tho atraxlno into tho ground it is nocossary for the atraxlno to move to tho roots of tho weods through soil moisture by spraying early a rescue spraying may be carried out if it is ovldont that the first spray has not completely killed tho weeds this rescue opera tion would consist aupplylnj up to 1 12 lbs of atraxlno sow along with 1 12 gallons of an emulslflablo light mineral oil trail riders in cavalcade hockwood tho trail hldors club will hold a roc horseman ship clinic on may 20 at tholr new arena on pat dalos farm north olhockwood everyone wolcomo tho trail rildors hold its first ride of the soason with 44 horses and rldors holding south in a picturesque cavalcado of motion dismounting at allan smollles farm on tho campbellvillo road tho riders onjoyed coffee and donuts whllo tho horses rofrosh- od thomselvos on new soason grass nancy swindiehurst points to the features of the ballinafad fruit munchers exhibit at saturdays 4h homemakers achievement day suzanne commentator for the attractive silvwvood exhibit right follows the pointer the afternoon program featuring fruit filled ballinafad hall staff photo provincial honors rirtiirai were presented to margo ruddell centre of tho silverwoad club and mary lou brown of limhoute club at tho 4h homnmaknrs north halton achievement day saturday at ballinafad hall haltonpeel homo economist kathy william is on the loft staff pholo by jim jenkins albarf taylor of gait presi dent at the junior fsrmers association of ontario was guest speaker at the annual hal- ton junior farmer church aar- two ana hostoas off to madrid show the canada department of treda and comma ree i apohsor- ln en aiwttl of ratiarared can adian homelnpiealshltle at the farta del cempo a kjedrld ftjjaln this is one vtb great fairs of dpainruruunf from may 22 u m 13 andannuauy at- tractlncvary large crowds- ftpain has become an tncreas- liigly important market in the past law years for canullanhol- afelnsand the ashibit isdesitned to drew their superior type and production to the attention of a still wider croup of spanish dairymen in the past three year a 10403 daaadlan if elstelns- have been exported to sein the txhjblt will consist of twelve animals one bull four milking cows and seven bred heifers these are exceptionally fine individuals carylng top canadian holateln bloodlines among the breeders contrib uting females are m d wing- rove of campbellville and claude f picket of hornby mr wing- rove is sending two head vice held at khox presbyterian church milton using the juntpr farmer motto self help and community bet terment as his topic mr tay lor stated that the word com munity had taken on a new meaning in our modern world in that it lalnternatlonallndefln- itlon he stated that community betterment includes serving in such protects as cross roads africa or taking part in anti war damonstrailonsk or miles for millions walks v brian bessey present of the halloo junior termers pre- isuttd over he service while music was supplied by he junior farmer choir acton pnfost oacnto sappa manufactorirs or saptic tanks all line 36walltffa andims culvarh ii and if sldawalk slabs pig slaft phona 8531529 some things in life canadians can take for granted like all the dairy products you wantwhef you want them which is always its hard to think of dairy products not being in plen tiful supply how would you explain that to the family they are because a lot of people see to it that you have air you need that in cludes canadas 200000 milk and cream producers the firms which process and merchandise dairy pro ducts and the canadian dairy commission there are two main parts to the dairy industry one is bottled milk and cream the umemouse and emttunwtst exhibits at saturdays achievement day for seven north helton homemakert clubs were explained bv thelma kirkwood left and doris black mrs sandra schneller commented on the afternoon program greetings from the helton district womens institutes were brought by past pres ident mrs j mcenery staff pholo other is manufactured dairy products butter cheese evaporated milk powdered milk ice cream and many others part of the job of the dairy commission is to help assure that dairy farmers whose milk and cream goes into manufactured prod ucts get an income which permits them to serve con sumers with a steady reli able supply how do we do it first we support the mar ket prices of dairy products thats a protection for the producer and the consumer it gives the producer a steady income from his milk and cream which he needs like everybody else and it assures the consum er of steady prices for dairy products market prices though arent enough to give pro ducers the income they need to stay in business and without federal help supplies would drop and prices would increase so we supplement their market income by helpout payments not hand outs but only for the amount of milk and cream for the pro ducts which theyrnarket needs we dont encourage the production of costly surpluses our aim is a stable profit able dairy industry and a continuing supply of high quality dairy products on the canadian market so by all means go on taking dairy products for granted you can afford to because we dont canadian dairy commission ottawa hon j j greene minister