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th1 mokmtonn hiraupt wodmhlay erasing june 4 1mb page 4 lord i rosedale floral flowers for all occasions i wadding work conagai a spadalty cut flowers and funeral designs 32 albert st tr 72952 we wire flowers vst lilac tca aakb sal at st okorors church airs larry maughan president of the daughters of st georges anglican church received the guests attending the lilac tm on friday hay 23rd the room was beautiful decorated with mas ses of lilacs ftnd the fragrance made one uiinttfta spring gar den the tea was a huge- success and the various booth were well patronized mrs charlie harris convened the home baking table lira gordon tee the touch and take table mrs sam peririce the fish pond mrs stan finlay the booth of dolls clothes mrs a w gimer convened the adult tea room and mrs tom par ry the chudremc tea room where the young ladies mod gentlemen enjoyed their tea seated on small chairs at low tables mrs sam wal ker nresmentof st georges wo mens auxiliary poured tea limehouse tr 79332 shorthorn brings 2000 tops toronto area sale featuring the fourteenth annual toronto area shorthorn sale held atmh farms toronto was the keen demand for females twenty- nine head made an average price of 705 with 7 head selling at f000 ov better and with a top price of 2000 this 16 month fe male came from the herd of s g bennett georgetown as did two others selling at 1000 each one was a daughter and the other a granddaughter of the perth scot land supreme champion calros- sie prefect another of the tops at 1000 was sold by george lasby guclph this was a daughter of the bull cruggleton bayard that produced the queens guineas champion at last years royal winter fair it is interesting to note that while the united states buyers were present from illinois ken tucky virginia and tennessee all of the four figure animals were claimed by ontario buyers average prices at this sale were 159 higher than those of the previous year instant messag mayor nathan phillips of toronto watches his greetings message flashed to mayor robert f wagner of new york city during the inaugural ceremonies m toronto for canadionus telex service operating the revolu tionary dialteleprinter is lorraine bawus of caaadlannational telegraphs telex is provided jointly by cnt canadian pacific communications and western union mrs aileen bradley is businesswomens prexy the business and professional womens club held their regular monthly dinner meeting at the jack olantern an monday may 26th mrs arthur suddaby pre sided and two new members were welcomed into the club member ship mrs william king and miss florence luke they were introduc ed by mrs joe greenwood con vener of the membership commit tee mrs wallace thompson chair man of the nominations committee presented the slate of officers for the coming season and was in the chair for the election the incom ing officers are president mrs aileen bradley vicepresidents mrs win wallace and mrs james t rundle corresponding secre tary mrs earl hornby recording secretary miss nora krantz treaj surer mrs a n cole chairmen of the various committees will be i appointed at the june meeting various orders of business were discussed miss marion robinson was appointed convener of a near- 1 ly new sale to take place in the fall and mrs win wallace ap pointed convener of the 1959 re gional meeting to be held next april prior to the close of the regular meeting the members di vided into groups for a bun ses sion re the establishment of a bursary or a scholarship the fin al meeting for this season will be on monday june 23rd at the jack olantern at which time there will be installation of officers closing business for- the season and n social evening allan brownridge is holstein judging compehtn winner jew some 200 holstein enthusiasts and 4h dairy calf ciub members were in attendance for the annual halton holstein club twilight meeting which was again held at hays sales arena near trafalgar on may 23rd w r roylc presi dent of the halton holstein breed ers was the chairman of the even ing george f drcnnan holstein licldraan for west central ontario led off with an able demonstration on type and grading followed by the judging of two excellent clas ses selected from the rosafe string which were on display preparatory to the rosafe dispersal the win ners in the judging competition were as follows ladies miss barbara y roylc oakville it r 1 men fred bell burlington rbi 4h members under 16 years barbara and russell pickard tied oakville r r 1 4h members 16 and over allan brownridge geor getown rr 2 clifford f waite who was intro duced by brock harris as usual delivered a though provoking and inspiring address others who spoke briefly included john powell of the holstein friesian assn brantford who stressed the impor tance of selective registration and w r tovem who extended the thanks of the group to guest spea ker clifford waite hays ltd and donors of the prizes chocolate milk etc t following light refreshments another successful event in the history of haltons active black and white organization was con cluded building sand concrete gravel road gravel pill and top soil stone woftv tom haines glen william tr 73302 j whatever the weather youti tike the way rogers fuel ott keeps your house at a comfortable even temperature murt allison trlangle 73291 georgetown trlangle 74072 eli as rogers yonge street toronto farm news milk producers ilear dairy commissioner locks out the weather abb panose px ok ownappuuj no m aqjonnng a off eaten stoet narnuiisbd titolap raoflng and wans hisbtost weathjbrtlgntawm to yoor nm tfflflttf milhatamnant1itidlattmaawaatlaititr t out diifbzg wind and nun 3ialapa fc arid right pier oh modal annta or asphalt engi foot let mastrid be mb ibcst ram m ml s2 width eastern stoct nmpuiactnrea metal fft types or dilfrww appu in nund to help job choose the ngnt oovenng write today lor jour dob copy of baaddn 140 ibownig eto beat loonrzij nuns nod ncobaaonbt for too ouvuuuf job yon bath emawamdny wfcm npplyhig biitorn steel rootr fcfef or attan be san to oao treaton naml afcnnvtwt imi vjb aaabmbbiibhivjiprooi wanneatugnk k fi k o sects llmlfll aawjit i mtm af w cwmj xsfrria jrv j e wy halton fluid milk shippers to the toronto market were out in goodly numbers at the meeting held in the stcwarttown hall on the evening of may 28th president earl moore of district no 12 toronto mhk prod ucers assisted by john si bird secretary of theorganization was in charge of the excellent prog ram following a film entitled pow er and passage depicting the sl lawrence seaway chairman moore introduced everett biggs dairy commissioner for ontario who presented a clear- cut picture of the dairy business in ontario dur ing the past two years stated mr biggs there has been a 282 per cent increase in the consumption of 2 per cent milk in ontario re ferring to bulk tank transportation he slated that the indications arc that by july 1st of this year over 90 per cent of the 2800 pro ducers to the toronto milk shed will be marketing their production by this means since bulk lank transportation was initiated a total of 226 truckers have received a special course at the ontario agri cultural college on grading and handling of milk reference was also made by mr biggs to the nec essity for careful and accurate cal ibration of the tanks referring to the dairy industry as a whole mr biggs stated that while cheese production is down slightly milk powder output on the other hand is almost twice that of last year toronto is the only fluid milk mar ket in ontario which showed a decrease in consumption of milk during the first three months of this year the second speaker of the even ing john w pawley secretary manager of the toronto milk pro ducers dealt with local problems on the toronto market on june 19th stated mr pawley the ques tion of a reduction in trucking ra tes for bulk milk transportation will be up for arbitration we are also be added making a determin ed attempt to secure a premium for bulk transported milk others who contributed to this excellent programme included mrs lloyd davison whose piano instrumental were a source of de light to all it was an excellent meeting and reflects much credit to the executive of district 12 and in particular to secretary john at bird whose planning was much in evidence auction sale of 40 r acer vacc rop hoist ins the property of charles austin ijot 5 sixth line esqucsing six miles north of milton six miles south of georgetown on thursday june 12th at 130 the following paradise achilles bell 1217380 born julv 22 1955 calf at foot spring farm double hope 1056900 i burn jan 30 1953 heifer calf at foot summitholm dynamo 985- 1 675 horn dec 14 1951 freshened i march 14th rubv homed mer cedes 922176 born nov 19 1950 calf at foot iadv rockcrvst 935- 618 born april 1st 1951 freshen ed feb 17 elduf sylvogram spot 910162 born aug 21 1950 heifer calf at foot credholm ormsby pabst 880810 born jan 9 1950 freshened mar 3 sheila rag app- ple governor 712713 born oct 8 1946 due time of sale montdcll sovereign joyce 882307 born march 2 1950 due time of sale mitzi sovereign alcartra 4003905 born april 6 1952 bred oct 20 posch sovereign rag apple 1022 124 born aug 2 1952 bred dec 4 longpark combination pietjc 743947 born april 15 1947 bred dec 8 longpark pietjc ajax iau- ra 815776 born november 27th 1948 bred may 6th korn dyke kevcs texal helen 791696 born april 8 1948 bred feb 13 velbar dale aileen 1091954 born sept 20 1953 bred march 8 re flection convoy rose manor 1168- 311 born nov 10 1954 bred mar 14 dckol mercedes hartog 852- 897 born sept 4 1949 bred may 25th paradise monarch doris 1282993 born june 21 1956 bred dec 11 paradise fond grace 1271- 301 bom march 3 1956 bred dec 9 paradise fond norma 1282992 bom may 5 1956 bred jan 3 par adise texal mercena 1295406 born august 22 1956 bred jan 17 echo achilles donna 1295405 born aug 1 1956 bred feb 24 paradise fond pietje 1322753 bornisept 17 1956 bred mar 10 open heifers paradise joyce sovereign 1354632 born may 28 1957 paradise sylvia 1347954 born march 8th 1957 paradise fair lady 1347955 born jan 30 1957 paradise dina 1347953 born april 21 1957 paradise norma 1347956 born march 21 1957 par adisc norla 1412940 born nov 7 1957 reflection dale aileen 141 2941 born dec 8 1957 admin reflection betty 1412939 born nov 30 1957 5 heifer calves ped igrees on day of sale herd sire summit view re flection danny 251212 born jan 1st 1955 sire selling reflection pietje dam dckol manowar korridyke this is a herd of big strong cows with records of 18000 lbs on very ordinary feeding selling subject to blood test and every animal pos- ityrely sells terms cash martyn heslop on pedigrees george curric clerk frank petch auctioneer telephone tr- 72864 georgetown mike norton case farm machinery ballinafao til 7j153 battekies castrol its the lowest priced of all leading cars built in canada and thats not all you got the highest tradein allow ance of the year right 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