Halton Hills Newspapers

Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), February 21, 1957, p. 6

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xlzr tn adda ft pnu tfcunrjay fabruary jilt 1s7 hog potato standards reviewed hog producers plan discussion som at halton top producer of orda hogs will participate jxx a panel dlacuaaion which wfjl f- tur uw annual mgtmg of the tfajton hoc producer in th parmrn building utlton on th ftarnoon of tiitaday february m no laaa than ten halton hog pro ducar who participated in hal- to orada a markatlng compe tiutfn avaragmalt lha way from to par cant orada a t to a top of h qr rant it ahould ba tnuraatlnj to laarn from thaw m how thj do it when one rvaliici that aomr of th olhrr competitor in the umr competition avaratfrd batwrrn li and 10 per cent grade a and no doubt out war oth r in tha county with an vrn lowvr parvenlaga tt make one do bit of wondaafcng w not that in ibm tha mart time province led the way with u 4 per rm tirade a ontario was in aerond position with 33 5 per rent and the balanr of the province had under 90 per cent orada a with the average per cantafla grade a for canada at h5 thlp would lead one to conclude that there are by and urge many hog producer in canada who are not vary much intaraatad in pro duclng a quality product w cant help but wonder what prlc they would have racrlvrd for their hogs in itu had we nut baan able to esport omc 62 ml lion pounds of pork produclind most of thlf went to the u s whirr they have plenty of fat pork of the tr own ui ahort thr only rtuon canada was able to find an export market for any of her surplus pork products was due to the demand in th u h fur a product better than her own and yat w talk about tha tual ivice sgureie parity price and we can t do batter than 2a 5 per rent grade as and hotft u one fatm produil ttiat is above the parity prica right now what about halton hugi in ibm 302 jr cent grade a which as a it service aecretary oi halton hog producer pointed out just ian t good enough bruc was the lop county in ontari with 40j pr celit grade a s oattarto l4alaaa hpraklng of quality bring to mind display or exhibit of ontar io potatoe w saw in th coluaunt in toronto at the tlrrta of th farm machinery allow and annual maat ing uf the ontario soli and crop improvement asportation trn pound bags uf potatoe had been purrhaaed indlarrlmfnataly from stores acrosa qntralo and lhy were on display bearing th name of the gruwer and hi ad dress oh yes they wer stamped canada mo i and what i iii grace they wrre to ontario potato grower at rast two third of them wrre little bitter than live stih k feed is it any wonder our storrs prefi r to buy potato from prlnrt kdward bland ttmmry harmirtmmmmmymmmmnm will continue halton policy on farm ponds the tntlnuuc of llnltnn farm pond polio n rccom mrndnl nt u rec nt meeting of llaltnn const r atlon committee since tin inaugurntlon of the po icy in ibm ulwirlica havi bom paid u tm i of w upprovrd ponds as in foiimi vinis mwh u wu- mult hae m a prlmnry object t one of th4 following ml to pin vide water supptv for lutfttock nr dontest tc purposes j i to pro irtc water for fire protection ll to promd wlir for praing oi liri gallon in id r 1 nu wits apiitic ml mut nw li propnrtl utt ap pr it nn1 t thi rml an jpiu atlon mui in filial w ith thr atcrlc ulturil off hi in mill m im fori op mm puntl 11 ill its r irm p nd ivihcv will be in cffrrt in 103 cattle to ontario at alltime high tin number of nttlc tnkrn link to ontario imt durtnit the rr iww m an nil time hirh of iwhfl head oj which 2 2m were rated as calw weighing moatu 400 to 150 tha the mo ment mas even greater than during the drought vear of 1037 when the movement of cattle from wrstern canada to eastern pastures was subsidized of the total nutpjiaritf replace ments during ibm some 87 per cent were caltl from western canada half the number were purchased on the ontario stock ardj and the balanc billed through from the wet the aver ag weight of the cattle claaaad aa tucker and aold on tha toronto yard waa cloee to 700 lb short keep feeder wer not in prefer ence with stockyard buyers but witt mnrr in evide in the acton norval juniors elect officers at annual miik uih art ui nod fh r nl t friiinuik lkiig uir an mtiik ounty priiidiiit jrnn pitiison vku the gin st speokir at thi j int nutting if tin alton junlotn uhlrh was held at the home of jnikilack of morfot miu peterson pri tented a moat in tutating lllnatrated address on hi r rihangi visit of lost summer to pi i net kdward island john w pu ki t pail tountv president of the halton juniors look charge omih election of officers which resulted as follows arton junior institute pnsid ent doris thompson vice pr aid i nt kathleen stanley secretary irumirrr mildred waltn dlrnt oik ida hlatlhiwn bi ttv aniji tmui ditritl dirotor ida matto pri reimrli r 111 rtha w ataon through billed stock a ion hint r ki s iiid much in pies il nl planter available for private lands anothi r mailer which rn el veil thi atltntion of hi conservation ommltltt mas thai of the county titi planter this piece of equip on nt chilli was purchased nearly thne yiars ao will in future ie lomd in milton as fitmerly it la nvullable t onv land umuu in halton without ihurtti itowivrr nrrangt m nla tiave turn mad to have n man go ith tht murium mid thi t out of hijtmrtlifn and mihugi must tc myld tv tin land owtur or ind ouni in m iking hm t f thi m lum nik ik tin inti n sit t i ml m in rs m1i nti mpl tie dunik mn pi int n thit i o int min h mld jm nl ui tin agvn ullurtl oftu pli ill n n i m ihe tin 111 nip on t m iu 1 id sind lit rk1r 1 r of nffn 11 i f i v i vol of m r in mn oi r the junior institute it ml agruultural hrpreienl tle i t whitiltck n rformrd a similar ser ice for the junlot fntmetii ornrge r flllott qc of milton v i thr nom keakcr nt the joint meeting mr hhott took as his subject educ atlon ant cltlrrnnhtp and a unal with this popular speaker his nd dresa wm thought proxoking nnd contained a mcusgr of interest to young and old alike the newly ck ected officers are aa follows norval junlorv institute presid ent marilyn wriggles worth vice president barbara cunningham secretary treasurer evelyn bird district director joan wrlggles- worih press reporter ute oiter- mann director marilyn barnes norval junior farmer presid ent bill wilson vice president tom hunter secretary david lea outuamy iii for many years mrs a dobbie dies a funeral aervlc was conducted at lha harold c aacqur funeral horn georgetown on frtdty fabruary i for mr euan scott dobbl who died in th hamilton oapralhopiu on wednaaday rabruary c mr scott waa o yoara old and had been in iii health for many year never hav ing fully recovered from an attack of aefirlat favor which aha suffered ahortly after her marrlaga born th daughter of racnel and wullam scott in umehouse aha attended schools in tha district and lived at home until hex marriage to alexander dobbie m year ago she waa a member of th pros briers eht a few years after her marriage he and mr dobbie moved to ac ton and than to hamilton where they have lived for many year owing to her iu helath aha was unable to take a vary actlv part in community affairs mr scott la survived by her husband alexander and om ton iwilllam j of lakawood ohio 9m i also survived by a brother and sister mrs- robert lane ume house mr angus mcdonald ac ton mrs william hall acton mrs edward hill georgetown and jos eph scofc umehoum she la pre- s deceased by a sister margaret and brother john and two brothers rhp died in infancy rev alex calder conducted the arvicc pallbearer wore percy hill clifford mcdonald jamaa dobbie gordon dobbie conward dobbleand robert lane inter ment waa in greenwood cemetery georgetown iwafufe usofga him dlrect- ors cliff mcdonald bd bailey jamie cunningham and ken hearna ih i i niti i i s ilef nut 1 ik om f mhi h i th it it id i nihil tin ind owmr tu idviti fn1 of ihaiki fium tht reiti r n g irdlng iho vr to plant ft planting plan eti pollock and campbell mflnurarttirrra nf high grade memorials memorial engraving tfiep1ionf ttt 62 wlr st north oait h s holden ortomrreist eyesexamined glasses fitfed 7 daufla tt buffalo blton entry in minor ahl th tulftlo buon anlry in lha acton legion minor sporti a h i ttrli it pictured hr front row lfl to right frd dawkln ftavmond toth jo mlly john boardmn bki row brian spnblton bob mccurcty bill hnry ricky cum in hack i the managar bob marllngvll fe smooth evaporated frcel mnne frasarls npw k evaporated milk fecipcs write today oairv mihim op oahao 4cv lion si tuiunw television service f r w grant fhon i days 594 acton njghfs 7d2 located at i watsons music store same day service no aalra charge cath and carry only we now operate our own cleaning plant in acton for quality work and improved service call custom cleaners phone 272 gultam gueuutuf at standard pilot ouarh mm taylar 37 iso production of ummary butter in capada in imstuehed new an nual high at 111000000 sounda auco aimunum siu4toajno doors and windows awns and raiunos dont ba dlaappolnrad wa can guaranraa at tha momant 4 to 6 waaks dallrary free demonstration free estimates no obligation pay 1 00 than nothing until juna lit 1957 j mcmullen acton altco sali rapratantattva phoni m otice to members of halton cooperative supplies mrton otoaoitown vouc for 195 interest on member loans are being mailed out to you feb 1 5th should you not receive yours promptly it may be due to an- incorrect address in our records and we woold appreciate you contacting the milton office at once tr 82391 united suburban gas asl company l united nas 27 mill east acton phone 695 irroi i7n ftpi

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