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The Acton Free Press Wednesday January 1970 Farm Page Elections presentations highlight Holstein annual By J Stanley Fred Nurse was chosen president of the Holstein Club the annual meeting on Thursday Jan at Palermo Hall First vice president is Arnold Fish second vice president Jim Reid Ralph Ford Sales igcnt Martyn Other directors Include Bill Bennett J C Ford Murray Harris Russell Hurrcn Colin Marshall Bruce McClure Gordon McDonild Joe Aerie Dennis Sinclair and Bert Stewart Tom was reappointed on the sire of the United Breeders A resolution was by the H Club asking Dairy Herd Improvement records receive officii recognition or similar to records Joe Snyder Holstein Muled tint was one the Ictding counties in the province having bred or owned five of the All Canadnn this past year membership in his declined somewhat to During the pisl year sold 318 head of from Hilton for an average price of Guest speaker was David of Romandilc Farm Champion Female and the Bank or Nova Scotia special presented by DiCola manager of the Milton branch for winner of the Senior John manager of the Bank of Montreal presented his trophy for the winning Progenyof Dam to Howard Herman Master Feeds representative presented their award for the first prize Breeders Herd to Craig Reid Farm show talking on Cow Sense Counts He stated that you cannot know your cows unless they are type classified and on production testing He suggested that farmers should not try for too many elevated successes This usually At the noon dinner provided by the directors wives trophies were awarded to the 1969 winners The top record in Halton was won by Claude Picket with records averaging 142 BCA for milk and 147 for fat Actual production was milk fat test Runner up was C Reid with records averaging and 147 BCAs Actual production was milk fat and 98 test The J Meagher Memorial Trophy for Premier Exhibitor at the Halton Black and White Show wis presented by Ross Scgsworth to Claude Picket with Robert Smith receiving the award for him The Premier Breeder certificate was presented by Jim to C with insert accepting the aw The Dr Paul Beer Memorial trophy for the Best Fern ile was presented by Fred Nurse to Howard the Aerie accepting the award for him CI Picket ilso received the Hunlcrholmc trophy presented by Albert Hunter for the Grand Lets Play Bridge hind is hat the for imc I he diamond in order to jive a fighting chance If declarer tuff the club In dummy lit should immediately lead diamond If Bail and id urn ilut I ale tan tuff in dummy ay in This him club one diamond three heaid and four In hn hand a total of ten If I ail and if he mmyi Foreign trade necessary says secretary of anion Ross of Acton Secretary for local 4S74 United Slcelworkers of America pointed out to the executive of the local the importance of Canada trading with other countries and the important part organized labor plays in the production of goods cheque is derived from money earned by exports of Canadian products to countries all over the world Out of every five dollars worth of goods produced in this country two dollars worth is sold to foreign countries Export to the United States arc presently over six per cent of Mr said nearly 25 per Canada total export trade he nit of every Canadian pay said More than 40 per cent ol the total export trade gained last year resulted from shipment of motor vehicles and parts Canada s exports to West Germany in 1968 rose by more than 28 per cent to 000 Sheep club organizes By Keith McKiiinoti iMpi meeting for the Sheep Club was on Jan in the office Milton The give an outline on raising ind fecdniL of sheep on month to month round Tin rules Ha for the new numbers The timet iblc igendi of who tikes the meetings lours iwards night Hid discussed After the discussion period the new were elected The Toronto need have no fear of increased air pollution but certainly its accommodation facilities will be taxed is the 24th Annual Canada Farm and Industrial Equipment Show opens at Exhibition January 28 31 Air freight from Denmark Holland Germany and in fact most countries where agriculturil machines arc made his been booking shipments ill destined for Toronto Warehouses and storage is aire idy filled to capacity with odd looking machines of varied shapes many colors Strawberry pickers to Tomato squeezers land rollers and ten bottom reversible plows are all adding to tons upon tons of mysterious unexpected devices to agriculture never before imed of Tins is the World irgcst of agricultural ind industrial equipment ever displayed Over 140 interested people viewed the offerings in 1969 Camcrac irrying Japanese to disp itchcase toting diplomats are usually evident will form a part of the over 1 50 000 guests from all over the globe All buildings of the CNE Coliseum complex will bulge with the displays for the four days Wednesday to Saturdiy i m to THE TOP WINNERS at the Smith Breeders Associations annual dinner Thursday right An afternoon had a hard carting off the hardware Georgetown they accumulated during the year Shown here Halton Cour with some of their trophies are left Hansen of held in the Farm 6 Milton Robert Recommend urea to melt ice snow Winter ice and cold bung their own special problems for the homeowner Sidewalks doorsteps porches become slippery and dangerous iron railings begin to corrode the concrete the home starts to flake off or homeowners use icing agents such is sill to make the ice less hazardous Sail however is not only highly corrosive bill barms the grass beneath snow so thai by spring are discolored and it may si fe lt a It ft HAMILTON OPTOMETRIST for Dive Stokes wis is vice president The position secret iry ire wis tilled by Norma Leslie Keith wis elected as press reporter Bill Stokes the new president look over the mcLliiiL lor idjtHirnmeiit York Aluminum Co MIDWINTER DISCOUNT CALL LEO die moreforyourmoney 1970 DATSUNS are at NORTH END BP All models on display priced from 1845 OPEN WEEKDAYS TO m SAT SUN TO 235 Base Line Rd Milton 8782471 SLEEP TIGHT SALE You could for a mattress as firm as this Sealy Health Guard Limited time only You don I h it in for n CompM comfort too lM by rich II cow Such luxury Such buy dur no our CMEEH SIM l KING SHE BO 1 From yawn id it t time SEALY cooper lead or tern No morn from on ttQB5 Acton Home Furnishings sprint olhcrwisi We keep wondering whn would look like if our knees bent the other for Claude Picket of Hornby and of Surodana Farms breeders from all over Blowing snow tliinwers or blowers ire becoming of the scene firmcrs now It ivc their own to keep the firm drive eleir mil mike llie y ird to t I ike all p equipment however is i duiker Mike sine Ihc i tike oil drive is properly sliiulded ind keep iwiy from the moil I I SOUTH PASS PASS I S pass as Opining id I Tin i high trump In cull J and the jack muit fall I mm hand Now he lead i the king dummy a high a heart with the queen dummy good provided by he ton of the lime time removing Weil bit rump If 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