Halton Hills Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), September 29, 1948, p. 3

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iqel jiiiifrj tjiktcsh rgij3r- vou wis cath w avvj rjm vv commekomg oqober 3 jear kwtotfywi 53 wr a f wtemst farmers w e bfte rhptt of n tops halton egyptian amber a yfcm of 809 eently released die winker wheat field tared in the wxtjr boa in contrast to 849 boa by dawqjibv v l here u an 3trat taken from jpartnmnv letfcjr written by a g o wbite- cofiege re- aide senior cereallst central ex- for pwnjfcu farm ottawa i sponsored ehjaltoa crop irn prove lent association tbee yields uahaj glut 1- crbp jnv thneo yields 4rbajon siuall plots eafc in w julj in the ssxteen hstonoampea- ion fields it is srortijy of nb that w ev brecfcon of ctaetsje- whose add waa declared the beak field on field eeura by bayabregeet of perth county waa again high on yield j variety waa cornell 69 which is tfag v luatnjug dei in hrty cttoi n in- difrylfld data for ahabf jhoin it is lower in ild a ottawa thari on rommeflded varieties fnrthermore snoealatkm testa with bunt apore indicated that it is toot iyalsten t to bunt a thouhnot quiteas susceptible far dawsons or cornell the wheat it sk far from feeing pare as the crop from the seed produces many off type plants and is quite a mix- ttireththvala the writer was privileged to at- aj ov field tir meeting m vra reverend ross k cameron m a dovsaxoejrt road psfjejryli nan qmimjs toronto in a series of talks on your lite for free copies of first address write to 1 1 0 hepbourne st toronto at leitohcroft farm in york early in july there we aaw this so cal led wonder of wonders growing alongside of dawsons cornell and a number of other varieties we re call very distinctly that the egyp tian amber was badly lodged while standing straight furthermore in an area of four or five aquare feet one could count six or seven differ ent types of head in the egyptian amber wonder of wonders all we can say is we wish the writer of the circular in question would give it back to the egyptlaas if thats where he thinks it came from we certainly dont want it in halton recent showek late but still very welcome the georgetown insurance service north american life a mutual company canada health tud accident auto fire theft etc howard graff mill street phone 392 re i76j money on firat mortgages most sections of central and wes tern ontario wm booth of mil ton with another field of the cor nell variety was in second place other high scoring fields follow in ocder 8rd jc t watson of free man and gordon leslie acton tied with a yield of e51 boa 6th kam wataon mlltori 6th j h w1u- mott hilton 7th a tie between wm lucas and a il sherwood both of freeman the three high cdtnpetitors name ly w e breckon wm g booth and m t watson who had the highest combined score for yield and field scores will represent hal- ton la the iatercounty competition at the royal winter smb entries are now being received at the agricultural office milton for a similes competition for 1949 the rules and regulations call the rainfall of approximately one for a minimum of five acres in one inch which fell in most sections of block and most be grown from one halton while too late to be of very of the following keg no 1 daw- much value ia bringing back the sons golden chaff aeed grown pastures helping the root crops or from keg no 1 dawsons or com in siring the apples was neverthe- merciaf no 1 cornetf 95 further less of real value to the mixed farm- details can be secured at the agri- ers who were anxiously waiting for cultural office hilton upon re- the moisture in order to sow quest wheat this past week the tractors have wonder of wonders been going steadily and a fair acre- egyptian amber wheat age of wheat is being sown true it is pretty lata for this section of we wonder bow many of our ontario but if we get favorable readers received a copy of the cir- weather conditions for another color distributed by the egyptian month we may still reap a fair crop amber wheat association as fie- j of wheat in 1949 uon ik is well worth reading a statement of fact it combines many innuendo misleading statements enon hayes wedding and suppoaitioas that it is to be in ingtewood church hoped no uslton farmer fell for such a line of unadulterated bunk inglewood united church was de- according to the circular in que- corated with white and pink gladioli uon this variety is the best the i and asters on saturday sept 18th egyptians could produce after four for a pretty wedding when betty thousand years of experimentation lona haye youngest daughter of actually egyptian amber is an old mr and mrs wm hoyes of ingle- variety originating in the united wood states and classified muffets ra lie giant peas velvet cakefiaouil 239e spreadon cbeese kvi9c aylmer baby foods 3z3k sweet mixed pickles 5c rotnar peanatbittter 37 heinz vinegar annua aytjkeb bobtoh bbowh pork beans loc jaoksovs tiftt treat nco- 19c d baxrs hajuok jam 3xc oasboutis dahdee tear7c 73c bobor hood tbabibotrrr mix vtta 399 ooycmrtbatgp ttj- javkx bti ib 2 ror doobv- buib pard v x19 s0pbb 8ud8 wjtc elb sta btha xt mtt so ap x bars ts under the general name of fukaater from the standpoint of yield the average of eleven years tests at the harrow experimental station in southwestern ontario gives and gerald thomas perkins son of mr and mrs harold perkins of acton were married rev j a hodgson officiated mr john em- merson brotherinlaw of the bride sang for you alone and 111 the walk beside you mrs johnny harper was at the organ given in- inarriage by her father the bride was gowned in ivory satin the round neckline was shirred and held in place by pearls and her long tightfitting bodice with a full akirt fell to a hoop skirt at the bottom with rose point lace panels she wore her mothers locket her long embroidered veil was held in place by a coronet headpiece and she ear ned jdrose she wsjl auendedby miss jean colman as matron of honour who wore pele blue satin and net and carried red rosea while mis marion pariter as brides maid chose pale blue brocaded aat- tin and a full net skirt and carried fd rosea beverley emmereon niece of the bride waa flower girl wear ing peach brocaded organdy abhar to the brides and carried pink baby aster mr etwin kentner of ac- tan was best man and mr gear hayes brother of tine bride and doo perkina brother of the bridegroom were ushers the reception waa held n the inglewood united church sunday school room where mat hayes received sn a navy blue drees with turquoise aceeaeorlae and t n rose corsage while lira perkins chose black crepe drew and cerise accessories with a cor- sa of talianai roses for travai ling the bride chose a grey tailored drees with red accessories and a corsage of carnations on their re turn from a motor trip north they will hv in geor bakers cocoanut vsr 2x stick gimmamon 6e romar coffee 3270 51c ivory gloss starch iu- hh ioc wizard glass wax iwt 49 nugget shoe polish ijc old dutch cleanser n- n i johh80bt8 floor waxes glocoat s9t 9se paste wax 59c 107 liquid wax wrf tst 9c celery hearts r eame vegetable marrows 10c 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