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hi l ii iltoi lovm limtj trin ttr thir kttakns j abm rrormm r iiu nt h hm rs ut linkup 11 mr iiulv dillirult f r hilloifint r tn niiki nimhprohr v wi reason ible work kim lnu s i til lhat in n pncipltnll in ihp appub distrkt in nils tmrthip wis fht inchts nnd hornbj 5 8 inches to d ilt thit june lflth ihc central portion of the count has received nn ditional 1 75 inches in the month of june a a result only a very imall percentage of hatton farmer hae their corn planted more un fortunate still is that little pro kress has been made to date in the handling of the heavy hay crop yields taken in a number of fields reveal that the tonnage gren weight ranges from 8 89 to 1177 depending on the fertilization pro gram etc while a few fields have been baled weather and soil con di irons have been far from con ductive to proper curing and wo can t help but wonder what condition of the hay will be like when the bales arc opened grass silage on increase actually the only people making much progress are those who arc putting in grass or legume silage even in this held progress 1j i iled due to the heavy tonnage per acre it does not take a very large field to all the average silo we also note some are uain a preservative while others do not this would seem to indicate that a kmt dtal of r search work still remains to be done on this sub ject research work to date indl cates that where the mixture to be ensiled is hifih in legumes t pres irv ilivt is to be recommended t is alo our opinion in a season such ts we have experienced this ycir when the legumes contain a high percentage of moisture that a pres ervative iuch as barley meal is to be pn ferred ov r molasses john calder plumbing heating evestroughing h onomm s ok ha un iihvinu a i nut ulaa by dtp irluinl f auliulttirul kion iniiii ut llu onlailo aljuiiiiuiui t ullrne on hit n on mild of limn dry luu tin is ry timtly ii la howevli liasid on imly inn ymra rtiin li mill nits iu oily un only ik toll lined a irnttf rljiorl it a lkm1 on iiilirinution pnividtd by it f i a ui to toats of oiiistnut ing and ohrulliig jl barn ilrurs uaul in ib2 wlilh- tarjaujil- rortchisjvu tlu mlwmt in qsjstion is iii t t km illy i id thul 11 ff7s 4 masseyharris combines turn circles on a hillside ljtt to iiskitrl ids of 1 iv ts the must valiubl il of llu iny iruiui it mu i ik titd it a iiuilaturt cinunt if 0 wluiiiis hay with a hikhi r mihslun tiitint retains llu it avis at tin o a l sidt by suit aw ilhs win baltd ls jit id itred itul bar drud h ly some months later ll bilts wir weighed thi rtcov ry per lire llirouifli barn dryinj wis an xlri mo lbs or about 5 of the hay nutrition analyses marked bales from these two swaths were retrieved from the mow after storage for nine months and samples from these bales wcr analyzed for protein and carotcn the results on a moisture free or dry matter basis indicate no dif fcrcncc in protein retention in this particular trial but do show con tiderably less loss of cirolenc in the barn drying than in the flc i curing as a mptler of fact the barn dried hay showed 133 mill grams of carotene per pound again st 46 in the field cured this of course tics in with the greater loss of leaves in the field cured hay the study is being continued and two years results should provide more reliable information on the points mentioned and also on the actual feeding value as revealed by feeding tests with dairy cows junior match on sept 5th halton juniors are co operating with the wnlor plowmen in staging the annual junior match on scpl 5th in this connection it is pro posed to add a special class for inler secondary school compclit ion while details hae not been completed it is i xpected that each of ii ilton s three hieh school arcis will le tigibii to enter i team of two students in this spec il tractor diss wr no that some of th upright silos are running rathei bidly as we sec it this can only what we desire for ourselves we wish for all j w woodsworth founder of the ccf stanley a allen stanley allen ccjf candidate cooperative commonwealth federation stan allen the ccf candidate for halton was bom in georgetown thirtynine years ago he resides there now with his wife and two children an older son is serving with the royal canadian navy employed with the firm of smith and stone he is also active in union work filling the offices of president of local 788 of the i b e w and president of the provincial council of that union stan is serving his second term on the municipal coun cil of georgetown and is a member of the canadian legion and the independent order of oddfellows during the war he served overseas for four yean with the fourth canadian divisional signals we art 1ro0d to havf as our candidate a man who has shown himself ready to serve his country in time of war and his community in time of peace stan allen ccf for additional information phone burlington 4 2400 georgetown 709r4 qakv1lle2072 bronte 32j this advertisement sponsored and paid for by the halton ccf association to teat features thathelpyotfdyoar work better quicker and at less cost to get work done farming now relies largely upon mechanical equipment manpower 14 scarce and costly and mechanization has been the answer to the farm help problem never before has it been possible for a man to d so much so easily and so quickly as it is today with uptodate tractors and power equipment that masseyharris machines may offer the latest features and advantages in design and construction research engineers test them by modem stress analysis devices and days and days of operation on the masseyhams test track the first modern fullscale test track for power farming machinery masseyharris company limited makers of high quality farm implmnts sine 1847 bell service meets the challenge of the tornado mm the fabulous fanny by norman ratio v fabulous that s just what fan ny bnce was youxe likely heard some of the fables that have circulat ed about her and now here is a book about that famous comedian that will add more almost unbelievable anecdotes to those vou have heard the book is full of the old show bi and stars one of the brightest stars of them all fanny brice the story is collected carefully from relatues friends and two of fann s three husbands from their recollections develops a biography that reveals the fun and heartaches of a top comedian a poor little nch girl a shrewd business woman who knew a good deal in an v thing cept husbands her third vou may recall was billy rose her last public appear ances before her death were as bab sroocs second husband nick amstela was alwavs m trouble with his big schemes sexeral times he was un prisoned with fannj loyal to hjn atl the time although her friends tried to convince her he was no good as a child fannv loved to weep and wail to get money from fat fatherly men she ddnt particu i lariy want the money she wanted to put on a show at this same tm she used to steal from new york stores and sing for money jv a mtural comic abilitv she was a scene stealer about the tme the duke of wind or then the prince of wales came to mst her while she was busy iryinfi-fcsh- k fannv a tor the older rene rat ion for those who can remember through sarnias worst night truly there arc times when no pnoc can value of your telephone scniot rrwi when vou want it most such a tunc carne u sarnia on may 21 when the tornado npped through the downtown area that night bell equipment the telephone building rtjdf built to stand up in emergences came through one of the toughest tests an emergency power unit kept building and equip ment alrt dial mechanism properh housed re mamed undamaged light from the bell ihown above streaming through the building shattered doorway was for hours the only ckctrtc light m downtown samia it became a beacon thai told of service working for nearly ao of sarnia s 1 1000 customers less than 1200 telephones were put out of action and by the end of the nert day ad but a few of these were back in service thanks to telephone men from samia windsor and chatham outside wires suttercd little damage because they were other under ground out of harm i way or overhead m rearjane areas safer from falling trees when the tornado hit window glass dust and debris busted into the room where operators were working at the long duuncc and informal ion iw itch boards some of the girls were cut by the flying glass all were ordered to another floor where it was safer even before they were asked io go back kfama rwaalefl above and awi6rringht returned on their own to their switchboards chief operator alice ed- wanh shown here direct ing an offduty volunteer to her post at the switchboard found all but those more icnosuly cut amuous to go back to their switchboards and when he room was made safe by plant men they did in addition gifts off duty came in without being called and rendered nrst aid gathered food cooked meals and refused to leave until they were no longer required one gwl from quebec on vacation m sarnia came m to help as one newspaper columnist wrote ike belt opero- tott mrrr the hervotei of the sarnia di uuter the bell telephone company