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faces prominent in halton federal campaign sybil bennett q c vncresslveconservative candidate murray mcphail liberal candidate stanley allen c c p candidate hon louis st lacrentv will visit halton knox lnnebouse kids picnic at stanley park the annual joint congregational picnic of knox church george town and lamehouse presbyterian cfamxdi was held at stanley park erin on thursday the children enjoyed swimming and baseball be- supper after which the games were held a good member attend ed and a good ime was had by all races boys 5 rears and under don id calder girls 5 years and under cheryl lawr ann gudgeon mary harlow girls 6 years and under gloria jones heather clarke katherine laird boys 7 and 8 years jim mc nivcn artie vandervoort david mackenzie girls 7 and 8 years alice wilson karen reeve dixie jones boys 9 11 years tom hender son billy wilson girls 9 11 years brenda hen derson carol lane betty mcguig bojs 12 14 years bob mcgulgan girls 12 14 years gail thomp son peggy ann mcniven boys 15 and over bob mcguig an jack handy bob tracey soda biscuit bace boys 8 and under billy sayers over 8 tom henderson spot race girls under 8 dixie jones over 8 gail thompson babbit race under 8 boys jim mcniven 8 and over tom hender son hop ra e girls 8 and under karen reeve 8 and over gail thompson ladles kick the shoe mrs herb harlow stewarttown happy birthday to verna picket who will be 11 thursday june 26 1 o maralyn murray v ho will be eight on the same day and to rob ert harris who will be 7 on satur day june 27th mary lawson chose we bring tower sthrwg unul i mod it you can t even imagine the miraculous driving ease of oldsmobile power steer ing ii actually takes 80 of the effort out of oteenng yet leaves yon the vital feel of the wheel yon always know yon re in full command of the car thanks lo power steering which is optional al extra cost yon can take hairpin curves sharp city corners or pull into tight parking spares without any effort whatsoever t new power ride a bum com- pan ion to its 16s horsepower rocket engine oldsmohile has a new power ride chasms heavier more durable than ever ftom front to rear u engi nee red to hnng you smoother more comfortable power ride wherever yon go feature like centre control steering 6point stabilization angle net rear springs highercapacity rear axle and a more ragged x member frame com bine to provide better road ha i an re and stability than ever before bee your olda- mobile dealer take the wheel of a super wt or a classic 98 r new ftdaltau pome makes now pull up lo a safe sure stop with the touch of a toe you no longer need uft your foot from the accelerator and lose precious seconds in emergency stops olds- mobile s new pedal ease power brakes optional at extra cost on models with hydra matic drive have a new low light pressure pedal next to the accelerator making it easy for you to pivot on your heel from accelerator to brake pedal vacuum power tuts braking effort 0 a genejtal motois valuf oldsmohile v hughes cleaver present representative mens heel and toe pat pat terson ladles blindfold race mrs sheldon lawr men s ball throw heldon lawr to thee our offerings for the open ing of the junior w a meeting last week and conducted the worship ser vice the friday pledge was rem embered the chinese and japan cse kindergartens in british col umbia work was d ne on scrap books this wek they will be fin ished and the parcel packed miss annie browrf a td miss jones of toronto were visitors with mrs humphreys and mrs mortram dur in the past week peter canham played the piano at kenneth harrisons recital last week and barbara cunningham sang a solo farm news the georgetown herald wednesday evening june 24 1853 page 11 enumerate this week for aug 10th election some 28 000 halton citizens will be eligible to vote in the august 10th federal election according to preliminary estimated by returning officer p w croke of milton in the june 1949 election 81 per cent of the 23 95j- registered voters cast their ballot the november 1951 provincial election showed 2500 more voters but a decrease of 2 000 in those voting enumeration in the county will end this saturday and a prelunln ary list posted in each p3lhn- sub division on monday voters should heck lo make sure their name ap pears on this preliminary list all three halton candidates are already campaigning although off cial nomination day is not until july 27th to date liberal candi date murray mrphail is getting the mo outside support with the sit ting member hughes cleaver active ly working on his behalf and prime minister st laurent scheduled for a speaking engagement in oakville this rriday rainy weather affects hay drying corn planting frequent showers are making it extremely difficult for halton far mers to make much progress with seasonal work rain gauges reveal that in may precipitation in the ap pleby district in nelson township was five inches and at hornby 5 8 inches to date that is june 18th the central portion of the county lias received an additional 1 75 in ches in the month of june as a result only a very small percentage of halton farmers have their corn planted more unfortunate still is that little progress has been made to date in the handling of the hea y hay crop yields taken in a number of fields reveal that the tonnage green weight ranges from 8 89 to 1177 depending on the fer tilization programme etc while a few fields have been baled weather i id soil conditions have been far from conducive to proper curing and we cant help but wonder what the ttmditioi of the hay will be like when the bales are opened crass silage on increase actually the only people making much progress arc those who are putting in grass or legume silage even in this field progress is limi ted due to the heavy tbnnage per icre it does not take a very large field to fill the average silo we also note some are using a preservative while others do not this would seem to indicate that a great deal of research wor still remains to be done on xhib subject research work to dale- indicates- that where the mixture to be ensiled is high in legumes a prescvalive is to be re- coimtaended it is also our opinion in a season such as we have ex peri enced this year where the legumes contain a high percentage of mois ture that a preservative such as barley meal is to be preferred over molasses we have noticed that some of the upright silos arc run ning rather badly as we see it this can only mean the loss of at least a portion of the molasses furthermore we can t help but feel that the barley meal would absorb some of the surplus liquid a caf eteria feeding test conducted at the ontario agricultural college last winter also strongly indicated that the cattle when given free choice of various lots ct grass or legume silage preferred that ensiled with barley meal over all other ipreser vatives tested when the halton bus party visited the frank jacobs farm near armada in michigan on june 0th 9tto filling was in pro gress at this point they were us ing or planning to use both liquid an dry molasses phe mixture be ing ensiled was bout fifty fifty of alfalfa and brome grass inciden tally for some reason or other mich igan farmers appear to get better catches of brome grass than we do here in ontario even their first year stands contained a goodly per centage of the grass in question economics of barn drying hay a recent release by department of agricultural economics at the ontario agricultural college on the econo of barndrying of hay is very timely tt fshowever based on only one years research and consequent lv can only be con sidered a progr ss report it is ba sed on information provided by q farmers as to costs of constructing and operating 31 barhdriers used in 1952 while far from being con elusive the release in question is thought provoking to say the least it is generally realized that field cured hay is subject to considerable loss of leaves the most valuable part of the hay because it must be stored at a moisture content of 20 per cent whereas hay witii a higher moisture content retains the leaves at the oac side by side swaths were baled as field cured and barn dried hay some months later all bales were weighed the rec overy per acre through bant dry nij was an exta 200 lbs or about 5 per cent of the hay nutrition analyses marked bales from these two swaths were retrieved from the mow after storage for nine months and samples from these bales were analyzed for protein and carotene the results on a moisturefree or dry matter basis indicate no differ ence in protein retention in this particular trial but do show con siderably less loss of carotene in the barndrying than 4n the field curing as a matter of fact the barn dried hay showed 13 3 milligrams of carotene per pound against 4 6 in the field cured this of course ties in with the greater loss of jeaves in the field cured hay the study is beiig continued and two years results should provide more reliable information on 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