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is the acton free press wednesday april 5 1967 b5 dogs roaming bushland kill deer attack sow sam finnic returned as president halton cooperative medical service ward uowntloof immediate past pml- dent of the halton holstein breed associa tion received a past presidents pin at the as sociations annual ladies night in st pauls united church milton on friday evening 6uest speaker for the evening was television and radio personality paul hanover the as sociations new president fred bell mr brownridge and mr hanover are shown chat ting following the banquet staff photo at a special board meeting of haltcn co operative medical services march 29 the follow ing were appointed as the new- executive for 19671868 president sam finnie sr r r i hornby past president george robertson rr i ac ton vicepresident william r hume 66 martin st milton director r l davidson rr 2 acton director mrs ro wilson r 4 milton secre tary treasurer mrs murray tasker rjt 1 milton ajso on the board are the fol lowing directors arthur b harris rr 1 burlington al bert hunter rr 1 norval harold c biggar rr 1 oak- ville clifford brown rr 3 milton tom alderson r r 1 hornby dr j w turvey mil ton francis m wilson jr r r 3 georgetown mr wilson is a new director on the board replacing j nor man bird of georgetown who has retired after several years of service on this board mrs murray tasker is the new secretarytreasurer as of april 1 and is replacing mrs fred edwards who is retiring after the business meeting mrs roy wilson on behalf of the board presented mrs ed wards with a gift in token of their appreciation for her past years of service large dogs ate roaming the bushland of nassagaweya john wilson of rjl 2 rock- wood reported two of the ani mals killed a young deer in his barnyard the thursday before good friday last monday they returned and attacked a purebred sow before one dog was shot by mr wilson the deed dog was wearing a collar indicating h may have belonged to someone who ekb- er didnt know where it was or didnt cue possibly due to the gunfire the doge have not come does to the buildings since but do appear in n fields farmers in the area are warned to be on the lookout for the dogs halton 4h agricultural clubs organize over 100 join dozen different groups pollock and campbell manufacturers of high grade memorials memorial engraving 62 water st north gait telephone 6217380 acton curling club sixth anniversary banquet and dance acton music centre saturday april 22 dancing 9 pm to 1 am music by th flower town five admission 500 per couple by gooff taylor on march 29 and 30 all hal ton 441 agricultural club members enrolled for the com ing years program in both the acton and milton areas mil ton club members held their organization meeting at the boyne community centre while the acton members en rolled at the acton commun ity centre to date over 100 4h club membe have joined one or more of the twelve different clubs available in the county vation school lois hunter and bryan bessey both halton county junior farmer mem bers explained the operations of the junior farmers of on tario and the opportunities available to young people by joining this organization the new 441 film learn to do by doing was shown to both groups and was of par ticular interest as much of it was filmed in halton and peel counties north hahon 4h holstein acton iga bar privileges and buffet tickets on sato at lovelps meat market tyler transport watsons dairy bar at each meeting several 4- hers presented short talks on various aspects of 4h and junior fanner work walter norrington a 4h club leader spoke to the milton area mem bers on being a good 4mer and russell murray also a club leader spoke to the acton 441 members on the same top ic two members donald- mc- ghire and cathy lasby ex plained what they enjoyed most about 4h club work and elizabeth norrington gave a brief description of the 4h conservation camp held an nually at albion hills conser- the following have been el ected to various executive pos itions in their local club halton 4h jersey guernsey ayrshire calf club president murray mccaig vicepresident carol swack- hamer secretary elizabeth norrington press reporter stuarlnurse acton 441 forage club president keith aitken vice- president bill lasby secretary carol swackhmef press re porter george mcphail acton 441 calf dub president bill lasby vice- president keith aitken sec retary cathy lasby press re porter marjory johnston president ted brown vice- president murray brownridge secretary laura henderson press reporter mary mcgee south halton 441 holstein dub president larry bennett vicepresident paul bennett secretary sandka bennett press reporter tjoug stokes halton 441 beef chib l president bill jackson vice- president peter sweetman secretary doug gardhouse press reporter pat sweetman halton 4h conservation club president lois hunter vice- president murray mccaig sec retary neil robertson press reporter doug stokes halton 4h electric club president neil robertson vicepresident pete sweetman secretary doug stokes press reporter verna thompson halton 441 corn club president carl middlebrook vicepresident murray brown ridge secretary elizabeth norrington press reporter dave austin halton 4h forage club president don mcclure vice- president ted fifrown secret tary verna thompson press reporter john nurse if you had a serious grants available to farmers onethird improvement cost by henry j stanley agriculture like any indus try in order to expand and meet the technological advanc es of the day requires increas ed capital to help provide- this capital the ontario govern ment through the department of agriculture and food has created a capital grants pro gram this program is to provide financial assistance to fanners to make capital improvements on their farms advisory and technical services ar available from the ontario department of agriculture and food coder this program capital grants are available for farm drainage the construction ren ovation or enlargement of per manent farm structures farm water supply including ponds and wells fencerow removal and field enlargement under the capital grants program any farmer whose gross income the previous year is at least 3000 may apply for grant assistance in this pro gram farmer includes a part nership or a corporation engag ed in the business of farming the farmer must own the land on which the capital grant is to be used the amount of assistance for farm drainage and farm struc tures will be 33 13 per cent of the cost of the improvement s up to a maximum of si 000 per farmer in the case of a part nership or corporation the maximum grant is the same si 000 the assistance mav ap- plv on one improvement or a combination of improvements the capital grants program for farm water supplv is to grtemboase vegetable growers to eket the to area board by c wa greenhouse vegetable tom- ato lettuce cucumber pro ducers in the counties of hal ton peel york simcoe on tario and durham are meeting on wednesday- april 5 at 8 pan to elect five persons to the district greenhouse vegetable producers committee and two members to the local board all ontario board this meet ing will be held in the board room ontario depanment bf agriculture and food 3 eliza- bath street brampton the marketing board will hftve control of the marketing of all greenhouse vegetables persons engaged in all forms of marketing except direct to consumer will be licensed minimum prices will be es tablished these prices will oil decided by the committee five that you elect at this ting prices can be chang es often as necessary to operate this plan be pah by the producers ifrrisbe necessary for all pro- to take part and pay tees fees will be paid accord ing to volume of production so much per pound or dozen this plan is compulsory and persons not cooperating can and will be prosecuted in the courts and forced to take part this type of action should nev er be neccssarv however as long as each producer carries out his responsibilities in con trolling the plan to his best ad vantage this meeting is a chance to ask any questions regarding the regulations within the plan and to vote for representative growers to help run the plan for the next year this will be a meeting no greenhouse vegetable producer should miss insured firemen in ogden utah were called out in 4he middle of the night to put out a house fire but they didn4 have to rescue any occupants the blaze was in a tree house built by neighborhood child ren provide linancial assistance to ontario farmers to aid them in providing an adequate supply of water for their livestock and crops the farm pond program is iivntly operated by the ontario department of agriculture and food and the ontario depart ment of energy and resources management with arda participation provided the water supply development meets the appro priate regulations- the ontario government will pay 50 per cent of approved costs of con struction of water wells up to a maximum grant of 500 per farmer and ponds up to a max imum grant of 500 per farm er under the fencerow removal policy a farmer is eligible to apply for 40 per cent of the cost of approved fencerow re moval for field enlargement up to a maximum of 500 per farmer in cases of partner ship or corporation the maxi mum grant is 500 this assistance is available for use of hcaw equipment to remove stones trees and brush and old fences for field enlargement the grant will not applv to fencerow remov al where a new fence is to be built and therefore does not constitute field enlargement assistance is exclusive of the owners own labor and mach inery the program for drainage artd farm structures extends over a period of twelve ears this will enable the gram to be used most effectively applications may be made am time during the twelve- year period beginning april 1 1967 a farmer who is eligi ble for a grant ma obtain application forms from any county or district office of the ontario department of agri culture and food the applicant must forward the completed forms showing a detailed statement of expend itures accompanied bv orig inal receipts marked paid in full to the agricultural rep resentative legal problem could you afford his fee you can now a criminalor cjvil action or specialized legal counsel might cost more than you can afford yet justice may depend on both inability to pay a lawyer is one of the last remaining obstacles to justice within the law this is no longer a problem in ontario on march 29 1967 a new legal assistance act became effective m ontario it guarantees that no resident of this province shall be denied his legal rights because of the lack of money you choose your own lawyer you make application to him or your area director then a decision is made as to what portion of the legal costs if any you can pay the difference is made up from the legal assistance fund provided by the government of ontario the plan is administered by the law society of upper canada neither the court nor the public knows you have received legal assistance it is a private affair between you and your lawyer this is the most advanced solution in the world to the problem of legal assistance and its purpose is to render justice to every man under the law the law society ef upper cassis m ontario pmmuct of wmtvnmr the new ontario legal assistance plan effective march 29 1967 a w l durham 345 laktshora fuitm otlrvift