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wn acton br rvtn werfndsy april 30 1w two wnki lot seeding is underway dredge eiliabeth h completed total o urt under 40 clulu including the agrlculturel taction in th rear v other county honor winner anna nelltten marian dredge lynn frame gill douglet and joyce wilton stall photo decades of work in 4h club w rcxild saturday in st paul church k the walton achievement day for club work n held here front ere provincial honor winner linda howden county honor winner elizabeth norrlrtgton and provincial honor winner dora start wmrefo one farm organization the hilton county general farm organization campaign committee it in the final preparation stage for the campaign favoring a new farm organization for farmers in the province at a ipeclal meeting in milton enlist women in campaign to organize farm organization friday night canvasser team which will meet individual farmer were named and informed of their task the committee is led by tom foster a hog and corn farmer from campbellvllle alto on the many women throughout the province are playing a new role in the campaign to organize a ingle general farm organization to represent the interest of ontario farmer the campaign committee hat recommended that farm wives and member of the immediate family over 21 year of age should hive the right to vote in the plebiscite the committee said it has recommended this because the strawberry club will visit canner by janet hunter whole farm family will be affected by the policies and the effectiveness of whatever type of organization emerges from the vote and the founding convention however the committee has made no special mention of the role of women in the proposed gfo delegates to the founding convention will have to decide what if any special status they want to accord women their decision will no doubt depend on past and present farm organization activity by women and on whether or not large numbers of women tum out to vote on the gfo ballot in the meantime it is the oy janci numcr in inc mcaniimc u is u the tint regular meeting or committee hope ilia committee is a roy coulter also from campbellvllle mr coulter served with both the 16 and six man committees formed earlier to make recommend ations for a basis for a new farm organization the remaining committee member include george gray and bruce mcclure of georgetown peter undley of burlington tom alderson of hornby and harold dawson of milton the officii farmertofarmer campaign will be initiated in the county following the announcement of the date of the plebiscite at that time public information meeting will also beheld mr foster stresses that every farmer in halton should know exactly what he is voting on more than 40 farmers from across the county attended the organizational meeting in the county odaf office during the meeting mr coulter outlined the aims of the proposed ontario general farm organization and answered questions concerning local structure membership and general organizational development tsyll j stanley once again the time for planting farm crop and home garden hit arrived this it some two week liter than in 1968 seeding may start a toon u the toll hat reached the condition where the top inch or two can be worked without puddling providing toil conditions are right theie is no such thing a seeding too early vou only need enough tillage to just coves trie seed if one trip kctostthe field for seeding and one trip with harrow will cover the seed there it no point la further cultivations the growth is much slower under eaily conditions than with the later planted cerealtand lite plants stool vwt more with tome vanetiet jsucli at the tworow barleythit may tetult in too dense a crop seeding ihould be at about the twobushel rate and on the thy side of this willi tworow barley if weeds are a problem they will be more of a problem under early planting conditions as the crop does not have the top growth to compete as well to overcome this the farmer must be right on top with his weed control broadleaf weeds must be sprayed at the right ttage weed control in previous years should also have been good to avoid the serious annual grjss problems that can occur it matter littlewhether you plant small or large corn seed it will emerge at the same time produce at healthy a pbnt and give the sime yield however depth of seeding affected both the length of time needed for plants to emerge and the final plant population particularly when seeding it done under cool conditions best results come from seeding corn between one and a half and two inches deep under early planting or cool soil conditions with later plantings in warm soil it may be necessary to place the seed deeper than two inches to get it located in enough moisture for rapid gcimination there is a common tendency for concern by farmers when a few corn seeds are teen on the surface at a result moic pressure is put on the planting disc or shoe and then in parts of the field where the ground it looser the teed goet too deep often at much at six inches this can seriously affect the rate of emergence and ilia final stand of corn particularly under cool slow growing conditions xjdlclnecabintts now that spring cleaning june is hue its a good idea to clean out the medicir cabinet do you have any partly used medicines or drugs that have been there several weeks or monthit if so throw them out our modern drugs arv complex chemicals and tome of litem change drastically with age even change to poisons so dont take a chance clean them out wool realise the hltw return for your wool by pattrxililnsi your own orgenuation ship collect to our reajstarvd wkoueno 1 wxlon ontario obtain uekt end twine without charoe from archie kerr son ft ft 2 acton cam eraser sheerer it ft 3 acton wm a wilson sheefw h r t oaargetown phone 877u387 or by writing to canadian cooperative wool growers limited 40 st clair avenue east toronto 7 ontario the halton 411 strawberry club was held at ft p m april 21 at the office of the ontario department of agriculture and food the meeting opened with the 4h pledge followed by the election of officer which was conducted by club leader peter mccarthy officers elected for the tic club year were rosemary booth president bruce corman vicepresident beverly corman secretary and janet hunter press reporter the members and leaders discussed the program for the club year including the various meetings and tentative datet for them it was suggested that the club visit a canning factory and the toronto market fruit end vegetable specialist evans eatterbrook and leaders don nicholson and mr mccarthy discussed the price ol strawberry plants and the number and varieties to be regardless of whatever decision is made eventually farm women will continue their part in promoting a strong effective general farm organization sheep club learns feed management by b stoke the second regular meeting of the halton 4h sheep club was held at the farm of club leader albert hunter a class of shearling ewes was placed with the official placing given by albert hunter senior member gave reasons on this class next the membert mowd to the comfortable home of the hunters where mr hunter assisted by janet hunter and bob brander taught the lesson on feed and management lunch was served by mrs hunter grown keith austin volunteered to present at the next meeting u lesson on planting strawberries the meeting adjourned with a final reminder of the april 2s deadline for toil samples fred a hoffman optometrist 5 st george sq guelph ont telephone tuttil brooks farm service supplies l headouarters for k c alus chalmers a g a r d e n equipment see our complete line of rotary mowebs riding mowers garden tractors tillers service to all home ft farm machinery ml 1 umehouse 8530880 i ryans may sale thursday may 8th ryan in guelph went our friend in acton to know thai the bio may tale begins on tfiurtday may 8th we are giving you thte notice one week in advance in order that you may make any necessary rranoement to drive into guelph for this important event you will marvel it the wonderful special on ii 3 floor youll like the antra bonu special that will be on tale it various hour the youngttert will enjoy the free balloon and there will be free shopping bags tool and by the way ryans will be open from 0 a m to 10 pm on thursday may 8th well be looking forward to uelng you it ryens in guelph watch for ryans ad in the acton free press on wednesday may 7th for the outstandiho savings ih mens and boys wear infants children wear girls teens wear ladies sportswear ladies fashions yard mods staples fashion accessories luggage bedding ryans ok guklph in i h u kl f in i ul u i imii1- i is wyndham st north at the oostwalk guelph korean 19c our holsteins a boatload of 680 purebred holsteln left vancouver on april is for korea these cattle wete all bred heifer seventy head were secured from b c and alberta and the balance from ontario the cattle were bought by the government or the 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