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the acton free pre wednesday august 6 1969 ontario jr farmer held day saturday farm page wisconsins 4h members enjoy visit to halton county three hundred competitor wfll talcs part in tfie fifth annual junior fannen association of ontario field day saturday august 9 the field day to be held at the umveniiy of cuelph will relay team wins meet by biu sinclair at the zone junior farmer field day on saturday july 26 at t l kennedy high school coolurviik hiltons relay team wort tint place the team consisted of jeff nurse dennlf sinclair murray harris and larry campbell they now go on to the provincial finals on auguit 9 at cuelph in other events larry campbell placed tint in the 100 yard uih jeff nurse tecond in the ihot put and karen campbell second in the girlt high jump in the team evenli the boys softball team lot to wellington the eventual winners 24 in the beat game of the day wellington giill team alto beat hallon in the fliit game have representative from the tix junior farmer zones in ontario competing for the perpetual trophy awarded to the zone having the highest number of point at the end of the day each zone has previously held hi own field day to select representatives to compete in this one proceedings at cuelph will hart at 930 am with toftball and basketball tournaments and continue with many other events including a tugofwar a rifle shooting competition horseshoe pitching relay racing track and field events and free swimming in the university swimming pool an outdoor dance will finish off the days activities summer sfonuf if youre out in the field when a sumnser storm is imminent its safer to head your tractor for the driveshed lightning frequently strikes some minutes before the rain starts since il usually strikes the highett object in the area it could be you on the tractor donl ever take shelter under a tree or by a wire fence these attract lightning five 4h club members s nd a chaperono from kenosha county wlscousjn spent o week in halton lost weefc living with local 4hcrs and touring the countys farms- on an exchange program in front are the visitors gono glas phil knigge sue thompson ruth ehtcn and chris burnosa ha lion hosts ed oird lylo stokos mrt roy wilson chaperon mrs j kerkman and hosts rosemary booth sandra bcnnott and lois mcnabb aro shown n the second row staff photo i restrict corn shipping hvr 4h club member front wfuotulii usa spcflt h enjoy a me time in hat ton county jit week on tin exclimifctf viiit in which 1ml 1 1 i he vjutori and i lie vii let learned a lot die five gufati iccompariied by a chape rone drove up from wtsconii on july 2o and during iheir week in hallon stayed wilh ynurt 111 members and iheir families some trips were ofcjiiised for the a a k and the revt ofibe time they were enlertained and taken mi niyjitveeirik tours hy iheir limit they drove home on sunday c laperine mis j kerkutan stayod wild mr roy wikon gene ii was with id find ihil kiiimic with i yjc stokes sue thompson with- uoeniary ifmilli hnlli flilcr with sandra dennett and clint hurw with loifc mcnabb the five visitors ome from kcnouia county in wticomin a county of dairy corn berry and sheep farming most of them wfc unfamiliar with beef farming as carried on in halton monday evening of last week they all attended a meeting of the acton calf club at he s bennett fjrm and loured the farm prior to the meeting uich of the us vnitor was given a chance to tell about themselves and ilicir farming operations ut home tuesdays program nil tided it frfp to ice njmufa iallri on thursday they joined about 50 halton 411 members on a bus lour of toronto organized by the kiwanii club of the kingsway they were thrilled with the view from the 1 nrnntodornin cm centre a lour of the toronto harbor the city i hl centre ubnd and the mclauijilin manelariurn trial fevenirik they were together again for a barbecue at the booth farms south of milton tor the res of the week their hosts irok them touring around the courtly and some vixited th agricultural college at university offmelpb mwsimimi 70 decorate see our urge selection paints brushes just mim new wallpaper books jink fw t7 lakeview discount centre by evans ettabfooki the economically dangerous cereal leaf beetle his been found in ontario u far east as slmcoe and ontario counties and so a quarantine regulation it now in effect for the movement of fresh green com from this area the area jerseys lead classes two cows in the jersey herd of mac alexander norval were among the canadian class leaden for the month of july roeegale lady bijou at four yean 269 days in 30 days koduced 10058 lbs milk 577 i fat s74 per cent to rank econd in the senior fouryearold class highest record in junior twoyearolds wit made by roiegate springtime who at two years 152 days in 305 days produced 9896 lbs milk 473 lbs fat 478 per cent a senior threeyearold owned by del amott streetsville was leader in her class cten amott vamoose at three years 215 days in 305 days produced 11920 lbs milk 535 lbs fat 449 per cent quarantine allows the free movement of corn within ihc area west of simcoe and ontario counties but for the movement outside of this area ceilain restrictions are in force each load of corn should have a quarantine movement certificate or a special report of treatment to accompany the shipping papers if it is to be moved from the tcstrictcd area to qualify for the special report of treatment com fields should be sprayed and certified with sevin insecticide not less than one nor more than five days before harvest the nio anient of corn to manitoba and further west each shipment insist he fumigated with methyl bromide anyone planning to ship hay or straw out of this area of southern ontario should be aware that a similar regulation is in effect for these crops loo growers and shippers of curn hay an straw should contact their nearest federal department of agriculture inspection office for details its tkcmpach jueu distributor of home and farm petroleum product serving acton end district since 1946 if heating oils lubrication oils a greases v gasolines diesel fuel phone 8532174 dehndabu oil burner saies 4 sfrvtcf asvasisaaaasisisaal 44 young st acton jsheaffer cwwrfflrhmumamkwhvtest urn ismvlhwilble mflfwon wis mmrnxt lllhmmmiimhi hothiitttoiuv see what you can wini local prizes 1st stylist cartridge pan value 875 2nd datkatt plan value 650 3rd stylist 202 pan value 298 local winners are eligible for national contest contest closes september 20th 1969 shiaffats ballpen with remu reg value 170 9fr sheaffers ballpens cartridge pent desk seta a wide selection 1 to 25 sheaffers cartridge pen reg value 149 sssecul for school opetslauj 98 ftms stationery mill si iga brands are your best buy ft ips 2 3a 2 29 ifirpuches canhtlurw i6apeas mthnh aft iga beans z39 d0gf000 6 s9 if 4 planr abi btft fi n paittd on la f ov n suave sq shampoo jjr suave ckherinsc jt 59 mnsupethv rtsw sliced side mcon 79 cooked heats 389 tmurite sausage 69 jcfr canned 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