Halton Hills Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), May 19, 1954, p. 5

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raoc wadnaaday atanlagfafay imh um wm obobohown ttbatftijy treasure huntlast chinee 5s stertxnc mcnclny toy prise left wm be drawn for in ota io piu j fai awd aoom aawdiw key mchamara jewellers georgetown tr 72481 1 vamm nkw8 build a new home or modernize the old one for a free estimate on anewhome alterations repairs kitchen cupboards etc call meers building trin 73161 guelph road no job too small or too large mclaughlin of elmcroft farm management speaker t v trouble t dial tr 72802 we have the finest modem equipment to serve you one call and youll be convinced we repair all makes of tv radio car radios and record players most acta repaired in your home tv aerials wigos your man 2500 up rotating aerials completely installed 13500 bradv far ii and jcl in our store tv sets to fit your budget remember tv a specialty not a sideline i wig0 radio television service 45 main street juat acroaa from municipal office gardening specials long handle round nose shovels 235 square nose d handle spade 235 long handle garden shears 185 9 pruning shears l19 grass shears vertical squeeze action 155 spading fork 4 tine d handle 235 diamond tooth cultivator 3tooth 198 dandelion and cleanup rake 175 curved tooth rake 14th 14 wide 155 bow rake 14a 14 wide 185 turf edger half moon 175 lawn weeder vshaped blade 75 fwd hoe j- nurserymans hoe l59 garden hoe- spedal y wide t 139 lawn sweep 18 wide steel flexible teeth 140 satisfaction guaranteed with eviiit puikhaui idchijeweu associate store george jl mrtiuchmn of elm- ertrft farm 0hwa delighted hi udleru with loulfct provoking prmctlcal iddieu on friday evejunx at th hilton llvuiteln breeders twilight held in hsy sales am near trtt9war despite tfce fart uiat seeding was in full swing on the majorty of llslto farms a good crowd was out for this ajomau ev nt mr uruuighlln introduced by hi ft i low national director iloae hegs- 1 worth of burlington gave an eel lent talk on farm roanagfrnrnt mr uctughlln is strong for bnui- isnd farming when ne took over the farm a few years ago tome b per cent of their total acreage was tn grain or cultivated crops today 7b per cvnt of his acreage la in hay a ikd pasture over us cow per arr on hla 4a acre field which is div ided by electric fences into ltn 4 acre paddocks he pastures approxi mately m milk cows from may 20th to sept 20th in addition he lake of from 300 to 400 tons of gras irgumc silage from trie same area according to mr mclaughlin the amazing results of increased gnaln yields lower grain- consumption aavinga in purchase of hlghpruteln supplement lower labour rucjulrc- menta and decreased investment in machinery and equipment of a highly doprecuible nature are writ ing a new story in our experience heavy fertility programme according to mr mclaughlin their annual fertlllier bill on their 43 acres of pasture runs between woo and 650 which amount is re turned in fluid milk sales in slight ly less ukjn the first nine days of the pasture season in order to give his pastures a rest he takes the herd oil around september 20th and ap plies 20 per cent superphosphate at the rate of 500 lbs per acre and 60 jarr cent muruiic of potash at lt3 lbs per acre in addition he ap plies 5 tons of manure per acre oetore freeieup afttr three years mr mclaugh lin states the nuafa is ictlll equally as thick as it was the first year lie jflvcs credit for this to the rest he hives it in the toll and his fertility programme his mixture by the way on this field is alfalfa 6 lbs llrome 5 lbs orchard grua 4 lbs and 1idino clover i lb in mr mclaughlins opinion clip ping and spreading uf droppings with a chain harrow are a must ho was frank to admit that due to soil conditions orvd other factors his methods mny not work elsewhere however under his conditions it is paying off and that after all is the important thing discussed hulk hauling again he was frank to admit that it means increased investment one which requires more than 3 or 4 cans a day to justify the expense as mr mclaughlin sees it bulk hauling is on the way in smaller centres but admits it will be diffi cult for a dairy in the toronto mar ket vice president george pellct- terlo in extending the appreciation of the gathering intimated it was one of the finest talks on farm manugemcnt he had heard in many a day georgo dronnan holsteln flcld- cnan presided over the demonstra tion on type and judging competi tion here the winners were lad les miss marilyn irwin k it 4 mil ton and in the mens section youth ful jack robert son of milton r it o was the winner bollvyoung ped- plc are members of heltons 411 holsteln calf club visitor from new eajntt- new zealand the little country which exports more cheese and but- mainohiw mtjii ter than- any other country in the world was represented by mr north a promtnsnt holsteln breed er and offleial in that country oth er visitors from outside the county included john powell of the ilol- stemfriesian office in brantfonl and d 8 dunton and sun ralph of glenvue i foist on ffcrm in peel county kakm nfcwm not enthusiastic about grain corn j e w despite the flurry in grain corn in halton some ten ycur ago we have never been able to got very enthusiastic about grain or husking corn on our ifalton clay looms hrhaps this is because we dont know how to grow it true grain corn will produce more total diges tible nutrient to the acre than cer eal grulru if we ore to feed it to our dairy cuttle and hogs it inrjui more concentrate to balance it bp and we question if we are any far ther ahcatl financially in the end as a cash crop it definitely offers greater possibilities as we tee 11 than oats or larley our greatest objection to grutn corn on our hea vier soils is that in the fwst too many of those growing the crop ftilled to get it picked in time to gft the lmd fall plowed and ttiat in our opinion is a must on our clay loams however in a year like tbls grain corn is worthy of considera tion providing the grower knows where he can get a custom picker and providing he selects a variety which will mature in this area or one wiumi we tried out grain corn a few years ago on our clay loams two mistakes were made in our op inion first most growers selected too li tc- j variety and we didnt use ulfuiftit fertilizer sam newell at millgrovc has proven that if commercial fertilizer and plenty of it is ummi it pays i if on corn four attend annual niagara synod attending the annual synod of the anglican diocese of niagara last week were arthur beaumont harry savings thomas euson and arch deacon w g o thompson held nt christs church cathedral hamilton on tuesday nnd wednes day it opened with a celobrntlon- of the holy communion at the commemoration of the departed in the prayer for the church militant the name of william freeman brad ley was mentioned with other pro minent church people of the diocese who had died during the year the main article of procedure during the morning session was the charge of the lord bishop arch deacon thompson read the con cluding stirirng paragraphs of the charge to the congregations of st georges nnd st albans on sun day morning neighbourhood sewing machine sales and service phone tr 72802 new ulln2l rebuilt machine guaranteed repairs to all make we can aupply darts for any- make ot age electrical conversions budget terms rentals s00 per month every day service- see harry smith 4 mate btnet nertai seagringo a waman ihlpperthotiim wi eoa up ha handle freight to and from alaika by meant of afcv mlnum vuu which an loaded driven to the dock and there uft ed by crtnee from their chmu into the ihlpa bold saw s lot of cargo handling danuaa and pb- ferlng the vans can be indlvido- ally healed or refrigerated to protect special cargo too more than a thouund dlflareot canadian compaslei keep boty turning canadianmade ahiml- nuni into everything from sab tnyi to mlneroeepen and it keep uf buty wondering bow next they will u ihw modern metal to save weight or time or triable or d fo aomebody atumbum company ox canada udakn f a canned goods sale sntiul iyaavsuayafllosdorhslrid peaches 19t tally aipeaes mia iflguy iiimu its rtbtly aaatag chicken haddie sfsi 22e kipper snacks 0 2 19c connors fish cakes 27c 8pz0iai avylmar tomato catsup 2 ss 39c cpsoul aylmar dholes pie peaches 2 vs 23c spx0iai aylmsr oholcs ooldsn oram corn 2 23c lynn valley corn 2 rl 19c zti borden weak at qraad dnionoarrolli bordens cheese 8u0ed hlb pxo 31c chateau yu9 pko special aylmsr choice ungraded peas 2 29c spe0iai oold bag fancy boekeya salmon x 35c special aylmsr strawberry with pectin 94oz jab jam 37c special westons oatmeal ornnehii biscuits 25c extra special bl gins ib denlir nylons 89c limit 4 pair per enitomer our re0tjlab low price caurao dry ginger aie 2 jsh 25c ooatanta only florida oranges 39c doz cucumbers c cooking onions potatoes canadf grapefruit no 1 florida 06a 2 to 3 23c 10 v 23c 5 for 27c queen victoria spinach 17c skinny men women gain 540 15 lbs utltawvrfiarmtaraud whbat f wiui iluflll 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