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amd items of wtere5t to halton farmers nasaauaweva town shit wofj bacon bonodk8 crowded auditorium 3reeta prof r fl ktnax kt italian heee fair and bacon show norval junior farmers dance friday april 8lh norval parish hall doris hull orchestra admission 50c attention farmres we are paying the highest prevailing prices for dead or crippled farm nrtitnnli horses cattle hogs telephone collect for rmmyfistfi service gordon young limited tomonto adelaide 3636 guefeb 3334 f x general haulage sand graveh fill cement blocks cement charles hancock phone 1137 ess order early ire a hat infavever te aaihy watawa far tissavrtinely hash mtaaajaaua average la tmewlen try llssilii ugbl uasuuhaa amuttved breed ala have barred m talks near h wfckt lashaaibt hal imiwl wlxbst natabat uixjjlx nuxjls mibii and special mm isredaeliig m use af wedae cerblali x new hampshlrea all eeeedere bloedteated asti f aal lmr eleea white vou rllds lttrr thompsons poultry farm and hatchery georgetown telephone 48 r ib s lanes haulage you call we haul no job too big no job too small american cement for sale phone s on warbas with j e pearvn on irish cobblers y milton boys bjeavek oat cmjb award the milton town mali was pack ed to capacity for the of ternoori programme on the second day of the annual seed fair and bacon show v v mcarthur president of the 11011611 crop improvement association was cluurmnn of the excellent prokramma the feature was an address by prof r 0 knox hcadof the animal husbandry do partmetyt at le oac- who was introduced by j ii wlllmptt prom inent trafalgar township farmer prof knox look as his subject profit from problem acres need less to add lie iavc ills audience much food for thought personally we were impressed by ills com ments on grass here are a few of those comments the student of world history will arec with uie statement that all permanent civilization has been built upon cross reference to the archives of the orient hueoiie and latin america will reveal the fact that grass in some form has been ilrown upon the sollj in the areas where civilization has progressed in every sense of the word it is not possible to build a nation on cusli crops alone you cannot build a nation for example 11 jiotatoes or green vegetables grass in same form is the backbone of successful agri culture and la the most efrlclent soil builder that we know under a coverage of grass llierc is a gra dual accumulation of humus we read tiulte a bit nowadays about soil conservalhui soil conservation in its true sense of the word can be the rejuvenation of the top six inches if th soil which is the ten ure 0 man others who spoke briefly inclu ded it ilrucf keul president of the halton hup producers association and w s mcmullen and gordon lefebvre of t be iedcral livestock branch the programme also inclu ded an excellent film entailed the life of the soil screened through tile courtesy ol h s healhering- ton nassagaweya won the inler-town- ship competition in the bacon dis play with exiuesnig nelson and trafalgar following in order hog producers who contributed the hogs from wliich the winning township lot of willshlres were produced were as follows john bewley compbellville miss mary berlan- guet j s niirrish and andrew lalng of moffat and j w bur- rowu of guelph john h bewley won the t eaton special for the grand chamuionship wiltshire joo stokes of nelson township had the reserve grand others whose hogs produced first quality wiltshircs were miss miry berlanguet of naj- sagawcya messrs cliff mcdonald and m- s sproat of esquesing fred dixon of nelson and clayton may of trafalgar halton junior farmers held their annual judging competition in grain small seeds potatoes hog carcaises and identification of weeds and forage planti in all 27 young men participated in the competition which included 8 clas ses in all the official judges were prof jas laughland of the depart ment of field husbandry guelph bruce beer agricultural represen tative for peej w e breckon of freeman and wm lawrie of he federal grading service toronto with agricultural representative j e whltelck in charge the grand champion of the day was wm brain of norvnl with john currle of georgetown the high junior the latter won the halton seed trophy emblematic of the high contestant of the day in grain judging while wm brain had the high score in the judging of potatoes and hog carcasses and thereby won the halton cream and butter trophy the strothconu orchards trophy for the high man in small seeds and the identifica tion of weeds and forage plants was won by fraser mcnabb of georgetown other awards not announced in last weeks column ore as follows- champion exhibit in the seed and t eaton co trophy for the grain show won by w e breck on freeman on a bushel of red clover class 010 bus of oals 12 entries al s e griffon and son acton and and 3rd fred nurse georgetown 4th j bruco brigden georgetown 5th gordon leslie acton 0th j e pearen acton in the auction sale of ten bushel lots the top lot of barley exhibited by t j brownrldgo brought 2 of per bus whilo grlffen sons top lot of beaver oat was knocked down by auctjonaar j- a elliott at ft 80 per bushel class j7 rile potatoes s e grlffen it son acton j x jvarad acton oiiaa 18 kariy v6 8 k grlffen son had 1st 00 their bu shel of irish cobblar n m the llnal words for the milton boys beaver oat club havo just hcon released by ihc agricultural office iiv milton the klrigsway kiwanls club- special of a short coursie at the oac lias boon uwurdedib john ourric of goor- gecovynothor awards wero us fol lows 1st fruler mcnabb georgo- lawnj 2hd ilouk devrles george town 3rd john currle geqrge- lown th david pcllotlerlo mil- tqn fiti john c wlllmott milton ulh howson liuddell georgetown 7th colin marshall milton 8th geo clements milton dtli harold lawrence oakville iotii bruce llawdeii mdtoii 11 hi geo lucas freeman hit keith coulson mil ton 13tli roy brownridge milton safe driving demaiwte safe brakes we have installed permafube brake bonding equips rnent in georgetown exclusively which allows us txf bond brake linings to the brake shoe without uain rivcta standpoints of interest o motor vehicle ownera flrstitgive you 75 per cent more brake lining life second- provides greater braking rtrea- thllrdejirhiriate rictbring of drums- because no rivels are used wlvle rose seivipe station and garage- georgetbwn phone 2b main street halton milk pltoducers back iuksknt xokonto lkolujceks executive the jmetinif of hahon milk pro- iuclts which was called by l b jolly of peel county for the prin- thealn- mjiioii on friday af ternoon last was a tame affair in comjiaiiiion to similar xucetinfib held by mr lolly in other countlos of the torontn milk slied that in judged by prey reports in any event not more than fifty or yixty producers were in attendance and while they javc mr jolly a cour- iuus and attentive hearing they ap- piionuy wen- not swayed by his charnc kenneth betzner vice- preid if the toronto milk pro ducers association and j k oouck seereuirymanaer f the toronto ditiibutois raiiiation also joke briefly all three speakers received a riuteuus reception and i s has linl at ihi i tht unit- was little or no liecklinu such ben repojtetl at other nieeiniis liimiin of the addre- liiu in- resolution vis iu i iiil iinaniiiiously when- w in this county are hi inch ifihe toronlo milk pro ducer s asm- t ion a democratic iraiiiaticiii with directors and of- fueis dub leitvd by thase mem ber who he expressed their ieniirraic njiits within the orkon- iatin ami wliltfii this orj-ani- itjon althorh not always accom plishing all that we feel it should lias been a eirat asset to the milk producers ir past years therefore be it resolved that we the milk producers of halton pledge anew our supiort to the toronto milk producers to exercise our democratic rights under the con stitution making any changes in the directorate or officers as we deem wise from time to time cetown who producd 1209 lbs f of milk g77 lbs fat with a w of i jfitil per cent the other was rmuw i i by golden darline moid owned by godfrey s pcttit of caledon who produced 11327 lbs of milk 603 lbs of fat doth records were made on two times milking gold and silver medul certificates were is- i sued to the hih cow in the 305 day j division on three times milking she is brammon molly basil ak- ain producing ip 305 days 12272 lbs milk 671 lbs- fat lloyd crich- i ton added another silver medal certificate te his collection with the record made by queens way marys kern who produced 1 loovl pounds of milk 513 lbs- of fat with a tem of lfio per cent 15 h bull and son received two additional si her medal certificates for records made by their heifers in the two year old class three times tmlkinf brampton pioneer- iinn in 305 days produced 471 lbs milk 553 lbs of fat and hiainplon w r gaysmile in 305 days produced h37t lbs milk 474 lbs fat oil two times milkiny xorval sybils lavonte lady pro duced in 0i days 400 lbs milk lilu lbs- fat for lloyd criehtnn of iiiriiitowii i w butt of hufton- ville is repremmited by jlichlyn w it flower maiden who produced in 305 days 7111 pounds of milk 372 lbs or fat with a test of 519 vw cent eyes examined q t walker optometrist g mjdu st n urampuu rhftne 599 at georgetown office over bell telephone office the second wednesday afternoon of each month phone 67w z rzjz the weather slendor tablets z weeks supply 10 12 wcks bupply 504 lloyds corn is caulous salve a treat for your feel for prompt relief from corns and callouses 50c both products on sale at maccormacks robb drug stores mr kclmir miil1i eriinly ended up with a eil kick this year the minimum iertji for the month beinrj exact ly normal at 10 while the maxi mum average was 39 which is 4 above normal notice the number of rainy cjays shown in the sum mary for april of last year ern batkln max min ilain 64 38 lloyd crichton cow prominent in rop durink the month of march this district was very well represented in the jersey record of perform ance- the canadian jersey cattle club reports in the rrtiuc class 365 day dlv- ison brampton lady bos plnn produced at seven years of age 13012 pounds of milk 737 ibs of fat on three times a day milking he is bred una owned by b h i bull and son of brampton another brampton jersey cow made a splen did record in this class but in the 305 day division she is brampton sybil jersey who j produced 11078 lbs milk 850 lbs fat ot six years of age qualifying for a gold medul certificate on three times milking on two times milking in the 385 day division the high cow was thames arove prin cess gold owned by d a parrot of bolton she produced 10045 lbs milk 528 lbs fat with a test of 5u per cent in the 305 duy divi sion two times milking top hon- ours were divided between hugh shcardown of schombcrg and john v holtby of malton the latter was representod by stars golden majesty who at ten years of age produced 0458 lbs milk 400 lbs fut the former was represented by northview peggy with a record of 7031 lbs of milk 415 lbs of fat in the four year old class 305 day division bnmpton gipsy bas a sired by the superior sire bramp ton nasfletet was the high cow producing 13431 lbs milk 893 lbs fat on tliree times milking on three times milking 305 day divi sion nrampton plnn louise pro duced 7473 lbs milk 382 lbs fot with n test of 511 per cent gold qiul silver medal certificates weer awarded to lloalyh trinity aims serenade who produced in 305 days 11026 pounds of milk mill lbs fat with a test of s78 pr cent on two times milking all of the abovo cows are owned by brampton jerseys two splendid rocords wer repor ted in the three year old class s06 day division the highest was that made by nerval marquis lad owned by lloyd crichton ot omo- march march march march april 1 april 2 april 3 50 46 34 40 54 54 28 34 30 20 25 25 00 rain 1 snow beaver electric industrial and commercial wiring a debeaulieu main st georgetown p o box 190 averake 2071 oonrs 06r 1 s i month ok april 1948 3 4 5 c 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 10 17 10 19 20 21 22 23 24 27 20 29 31 max 55 44 34 55 69 62 56 69 30 51 54 54 47 37 59 81 47 55 64 72 58 64 50 50 64 70 46 511 55 50 min r s 44 partly cloudy partly cloudy snow flurries clear ilain clear cloudy partly cloudy clear ruin rain cloudy rain rain rain rain clear rain hoin rain clear clear partly cloudy thunder storm fog and roln foggy showery partly cloudy cloudy cloudy stkwarttown avpa accounting auditing booluceeping service e m brown mont1ilv ok wiuuuiy mill struct office 192 wu e phead optometrist kjrekxasab4 hetaautvaoly ukaiunu all batttlauem quick rkpaihs to oltmm aisiaefcu tuu flueita trie s 8l geer guelph miaae 1st the regular meeting of stewart- town aypa was held on friday with sixteen present and president ken murray in the chair further plans were mudo for uio euchre and dance planned later thla month and miss ruth eadle and mrs doug lawson were added to the enter tainment committee rev j maxwell was in charge of the devo tional with george herringtoft reading the scripture an interest ing item a qumnw at tanning k norway wm given by mrs s lawson hwofetfiom