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sjfj thai acoo ft prae wdn ovy novmbf 18 19o omtuary omtuakv farm page jf jc this dorset horn ewe km en advtnug m other sevsass it km the ability to bred it any lm quit ohe lamb are produced twice in the teen year tfvae lambe ware bom airly in november fend will probably be rad tor the easter rarkm tk ontario oepertrtvent of slit trap fmpuhkm apiculture and food reports that in 1968 thr ware 114000 iambi under on year in ontario the twee all number of sheep and lamb totalled 383000 photoyaph by tha ontario department of aeyleuliur and food report lower yield in grain corn by henry j stanley yield have been determined a the high yield competitions for tprutg grain and grain core however rumet will not be announced until the annual meeting of the halton soil and crop improvement association in january snowmobiles practical as farm equipment sbowmobue haw become pan of the recreational tcene dunng the waiter but many farmers are ootuideriftg using than for practical purposes around the farm snowmobiles could be used for pulling sleds loaded with bales of hj to the feedlot getting out in deep snow to inspect the stock or collecting the mail from otherwise inaccessible mail boxes there are probably man other uses for these winter transports in conjunction with the ontario department of agriculture and food professor irwin suggests that the large 2s horsepower snowmobiles are the most practical for farmers snowmobiles are sued by their track width the usual sue track is from is to 18 inches but the larger tracks over 18 inches have belter traction on deep soft know because considerable power is needed to pull a sled the beggerengined snowmobiles are a better buy many snowmobiles have 2 or 4cycle engines with upwards of 7h horsepower the standard fifteen horsepower engine has been largely replaced by the 20 horsepower engine these more powerful engines are the ones best suited for heavier farm work the snowmobile takes a pounding because of the terrain over which it travels so a farmer should examine carefully the warranties offered with the machines available some warranties only extend for a threemonth period but some do offer a seasons guarantee warranties are important as snowmobile repairs can be costly it is particularly important that the engine be properly cared for with the right oil and fuel mixtures being used and other engine needs looked after with good care and carelul handling a snowmobile could be a valuable addition to a farms equipment pet dipt i special eight competitors in the grain com section hid in average yield of 108 bushels of com ranging from a low of 89 to a high of 123 bushels this compared to 1968 average of 126 bushels with a range from 92 to 149 bushels in the spring grain section the average yield of barley was 30s i lbs compared to 3270 lbs last year for oalt 2483 lbs vs 2633 in 1968 yields were below last year in grain and com because of the very dry summer combines with a cool spring less than one inch of rain was recorded in burlington in august and september check tires well its tune to change to snow tires since well soon be driving on snowy roads its a good idea to check on your front tires too as to whether they have enough tread to provide good traction smooth tires and snowy roads could result in a skid if you have to stop in a hurry so take a look and be sure rm barden wellknown many pay last respects many mends thiuiighoul ihli district war shocked lillesln of lh daalll r k m barden or lltlubuifh in hie 6ath year mi wednesday kl 2 appeienlly in good lieallh he suddenly slumped egalntl the wheal of a truck alter delivering a load of lumbar horn on the harden homestead situated xi 22 udenud and bordering the 6th and 7lh line he wet the alder son of willum budm end minnie hall he attended hilltburgh public school and in 103 was united in mairlage to lillian sleen they lived about a year in a second house on the uaiden farm and liven moved to lllllsbuigli mel operated a garage gasoline station wss a dealer in allls chalmers implements mended hirnesi and kept a stole for mens bouts milts and olher items ills store became popular place for the men to gather and play euchre in 1937 their uily child murray was drowned at play in his eleventh year about this tune mr and mrs barden had purchased hackney and standard bred horses they attended all the fall shows for a radjus of 100 to iso miles at the royal show in toronto their names became very well known al prize winners in later years mr barden became a judge at horse shows too in i9s9 mr barden told his garage to jack graham of conlngsby district about 1967 mr birden sold his horses and equipment on account of ill health then this year he again bought horses and was preparing to go to walkerton show he leaves to mourn hit lou his wife lillian three sitters fay mrs carl watterworth of battle creek mich shirley mrs clifford thomson of preston and sadie mrs carl mathews of guelph and a rheumatic pain rumacaps capsules glva proven relief i rumcapa aia ijmtlally ftvmu lated to give vou mi riatiha very first day from naooo iheumiilc paint and achat alto proven ffoctiv ftvralltvno lum bago iclatica haadacha and neurit c palna ask for naw rumacapa a distinctive blue and white capsule of 6othlno comfort at yout local druoo a rumacapa are captulee of toot hi no comfort t ftumacaps l 2 mo wc livetuittles h in tons your baker ntiy inm of you as a numoof but to your safeco igeitt youre a person insurance number fmscu6tltmhmtdismmbmmr fmgf ant kmm cat dfnnys ittsurance agency acton mombsmim althelgyal welt the royal winter fair the bioottt agricultural fair under one tool in the wmld bring the whole family and make naw mendel general admission si 00 students so children 2bc panting for 10 000 care in tha exhibition grounde or take the belhurtt- exhibition streetcar right to tha coliseum royal winter fair nov 1422 brothel william on i ha home farm about m00 people from far and hear bald thai last lespetla in this friendly neighbor hit funeral was largely attended mr balden was a member of the masonic i ode and pall pattort of the pattern liar uxlae oraiiaavllb he served ui ihelilii township council in all offices for a number of years a mtuwilc service and pattern stir seivlce were held el ihe butcher punertl home and a service for tlte immediate family wet held conducted by his brolherln law mev ceil watterwurth of haille creek mich kev william look officiated at ihe church service held al the church of limit ulsclelet assisted by kev wayne maddock of si andrews presbyterian church honorary pallbearers were ross mckinnon arthur butcher junes pnher tuner mckinnon henry wheeler andy lang wilfred west tom brownndge stuart mckinnon and howard graham pallbearers weie jack graham j c barnet george tariwell don swacklumer neal horner and jesse mcbnerv flower bearers were burn llebbei tom steen jim mundell eddie barden donald wtlterworth ellis tfiumsoii ken sleen bill ross doug sleen glen mail and alec thompson interment took place al huxley cemetery tea ihe farmer fax hit dad tax wfuleer he aver had if hes broke ii hit too bad go ahead and fax ihe man tax hit doe and hired hand tax his cow fax his milk tax hit bed fax his quill tax hit pig fax hit pen tax hit cwn lax hit wheat tax hit wagon fax hit squeak tax hit wife fax hit boy tax whatever gives him toy tax his baby lax his crib tax hit all who gjvet a fib tax hit lambsfi fax hit goati tax hit horse and heir oals tax his fiddle fax his bow tax what he intends to sow remember ihe forgotten man in your socalled taxing plan he has income so they say most of which he ought to pjy tax the man thalson the dole gel him in deeper hole tax the manufacturer too he is more than getting through tax hit building lax hit clistleli tax his ford and all its rallies tax his stock tax his cash tax him double if hes rash tax his payroll by the hour if hei nuking more than rent add another five per cent tax whafeer he has to see if he hollers tax his yell ontario union farmer i b fmfaafa festaiim fvimf f sfytu a lifelong farmer in her mdron are died wednetday oct wll vlalton centennial manor horn april 24 176 henlamia kijberfson farmed his family homestead aail of gpeyside a site which lu grandfather bought u ih22 arid which has been worked by five fenerations of the robertson tmily he had aifended oufferii ktijia af spayude mr robertson was predeceased by his wife ihe former uiitfitx arthur and by his brothers also mr robertson it survived by three children douglas jean mrs jack mcclbbon and dm mrs chtaholm hume all of k r mlto1 the funeral service was conducted af rurauy sboemeker funeral home la acton with rev andrew mcfceiuie officiating interment was at actons fairviaw cemetery mr robertsons six grandsom all of r r s mulbn acted u pallbearers itrkhltsad at their regular meeting monday night ftqueiini council received a letter from solicitor p k mcwillumi representing milton brick uying that the company would be willing to share ihe cost of the development of a local water supply for the area the letter explained that milton brick has no drinking water for its employees and lull had to bring drinking water in by truck accepted the j27750 tender of c f mickey for e new fire truck i gave first second and third readings to and passed a byliw prohibiting ihe placing or depositing of rubbish or refuse on township roads give full second and third readings to and passed a bylaw which will enable the towndilp to pay reward lo person providing information leading lo the convictujei of offenders of the previous bylaw councillors received copies of two types of holding by4i which they arc to study and discuss further at their nest neeting tuesday november ii reeve george currie presided for the two hour meeting with all councillors in attendance d a hoffman optometrltt m si geoegwe j gojlph odl tli ftujm t 9 mill st acton 8530075 qfflttu paamca9atino mb brand bltf round steak round stoak roast round end ruitip roost sirloin tip roast schneiders 1 lb pkg red hots 59 proctor gamble kino size save 34c 169 dole 4802 tins save 36c pineapple juice 34 lyons pko of so save 30el the tea 65- black diamond 8oz pkq save 30e canadian cheese slices 31 heinz 1oz bottle save ida ketchup 2 59 ocean kino 7uoz tin save 24d mncvwd socktn salmon 49 heinz 14oz tins save 36e whk 1vaaa i ir9 beans 3tf9 fortune 2oz tins save 21e peaches 2 69 scott assorted 2 roll pko save 27c decorated paper towels 299 fresh produce daily oolden yellow ripe bananas 2 25 ont no 1 cabbage 2 39 prices effective nov 12 13 -14- 15 rheinharts ouart size assttj soft drinks 8 1 aunt jemima 1 lb pko save 3e jufufar orbttttmtik pancake mix 49 free bottle op pancake syrup iftozi with each purchase maeleans family size save be toothpaste 79 fmithfooo farmhouse 202 pkg save 14c apple pies 39 shirhiff instant 1243z pko save 12ej mashed potatoes 49 swartz 2lb bag save 14c raisins 63 rj ifl i