Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), September 30, 1948, p. 6

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ae mx the acton free press thuksdav september jo ims news and views of iilton tim inter u k ttnxicon top ualton mrt rujm4 wlnur whtst oomprtltloti the pleld iluhbntvlry department of ontnilo aariruuurnl college re cently relented the yloju for win ter wheat fleuts in halt on entered in the fifty buhhel club uponnored by the hnllnti crop improvement ajutoclntlnn theue yields nro honed on amwll pok nil in mid july m the kiviishi hnlton competitor hold it li worth of note hint v k breokon of krromnn whose field was declared the lwtt field on field score b hay ahroanst of perth county wnt again hlch on iold with 10is bu pei nire the i vni ltm wiih cornell rv4 which it the mxrtetv in strong demand in rtuvsi wouons of central and wovt- rn ontnilo win ilooth of mil ton with nnothcr field of thecorn- 1 ell nriel win in set ond pinto other hlnh sooting folds follow it order trd v i watson of tree- man ind ilordon ieslh ai ion tied wlui a jleld of 15 1 bus mil km watson milton nth 1 h wlllmott milton 7ih a tie be- tween win lucas mid a m sher- wood both of kroomnn 1 he three hlph competitors nnmely w e b reckon v ni c b ivi t h and mt watson who had high si comh nett tt for iumimljiilricnnf i it m hnlton in the lntercount om petition at the roat winter fair entries nrc now being received nt the acriculturnl office millon for ft similar competition for 1019 the ruleit nnd rcrulntionfl enll for minimum of five acres in one recent su lower ijite nut still very welcome the rainfall of approximately 1 block and must be prow n from oncn which fell in most section of classified undnr the ionornl hjimtf of fulcantcr from the standpoint of yield the nverniie of eleven your tcu nt the harrow experimental station in mouth- went- ontario ulvort the kryptlnii amber n yield or 30 0 ikiim in contrast to 11 9 buj for diiwhooh hero u an extract taken from a letter will ten by ago vblt- klcle senior corenlltd central ex- perlmentnl farm ottnwm our yield data for egyptian amber juiowh it in lower in yield nt ottawa thnn our recommended viu lottos furl hormone innnt-ultit- lon tettr with hunt npnres indicated that jt u not restjitnnt to bunt l- thotikh not pilto nn hunccptlhlc n- dawsons or cornell the wheat itself is far from being pure as the crop from the weed produces many off1uo plants and is quite a m x- ture in the field i he wilter was privileged to at- tend nn evening field ciop meillng at eiloharnft form in york enrly in lul there we saw this so cal led wonder of wonders grow ing nlringslde of dnw sons cornell and n number of other vnrletlos we iccall er dlslinctlv that the rgvptian anibei was badly 1 mined white both dnw sons and cornell were standing straight further more in nn area of four or live square feel one outd count si or i seven different tjpes of head in the hgvptlan amber wonder of wonders- all we inn sa is we wish the writer of ilu tlr ulni in juemtlon ivotrtdltiwuh lentilnnl klve it back to the efrvptinns if erin on sunday september 13 barv- ert home mrvkmi were held in all kjiiiiu church nnd word well nt- tendod the church was decorat- isl bountifully foi the uiankful wrvlcea the ei in fire dept have lmd a tialler built to accommodate their laddem hose nml the water pump er tjils apparatus can u dritwn behind any cr nnd u a very ca non t lal piece of qulpmtnit mr jolm iloot orion will leavo for ottawa next monday soptem- lmt 7 having bean appointed n memlier of tho policy nnd reiwlu- tlons committee of the progre- ive conwrrvntlvc convention wfilch meeth in the national capital lat er in the week one of tho moit impoitaht committees of the con vent urn it will moot two dayft prior to the ronln uewilon nt which a pmcossor to tlio hon john brncken fwleral leader will lw hison advocate cleajtlno auction sale in the inklcy lllock tuelph jwp uk411htkiua aocilkoitkd li lllhl trhtro ikhstkinh iimiijcimknik ru lecilveil georgetown from we ittnlnl donj want any f it in hnlton of the following iteg no 1 dnw- nonr golden chaff seed grown from rb no 1 dnw sons or com mercial no 1 cornell 505 further details can be secured at the agri cultural office milton upon re quest uandtr ftf wwmlr eptuvi ambar whrt we wonder how many of our readcni received a copy of the cir cular distributed by the egyptian amber wheat association as fic tion it 1 well worth reading ai a statement of fact it comblnca w mnny innuendoes muiradln statements and suppositions that it is to be hoped no halton farme- fell for such a line of unadulterat ed bunk according to the cir cular in question this variety la the bt the egyptians could pro duce nfter four thousand yenrs of experimentation actually egypt ian amber is an old variety origin ating in the united states and niton while too late to be of murh alue in bringing bnck uie pnstures helping the root crops or in szing the npples wao neverthe less of real value to the mixed far mers who were anxiously waiting for moisture in order to sow their wheat this past week the trnctors bae been going steadily nnd a fair acre age of wheat u being sown true it is pretty late for this section of ontario but if we get favorable wenther condition for another month we mny still reap a fair crop of wheat in 1940 kitchen sooop tappered end of platc kitchen scoop permits easy funnrilng of flour and sugar from a large con tainer into small bowls or othar receptacles according to manu facturers report in the financial port winners in under g months clnsii nt cjoorgetowwn fnlr 1st linda jeanne brnldn dnuglitei of mr and mrs nnnnan braid i alton a new business ohnngo will take place in mnin street on oi tolu r 1th when u j bob caldwell i he undentlgrwd have initirucllonh from ikvink ilknlkkilhon to utll by public auction at jtls fa n ri hltunted on willow he mile wed of the city limits on hvltluoay ootobkil utiv comment ing nt l h oclock the following holtsli uiown perrhoron mure 7 yrs old a very choice wag on maix aginl clyde nohllng reg iioijjtmn cows ov- ernor mabel wrlr born mar sj tml she cm nation cjovernor bred epl 1st toilron iuke wbh h is a tint hull hianey may pii h cumlhji born match lst llli wrfs ulxte pouh hartog 10th duo nov 10th imiltne jovei nor kran- i l7ri7j born dec 17h 1h sire mr paul coxnntlnn it mm of carnatitirt oveinoi due dee 2nd to mh inula sir hue maud lrrticy kmn lli iwirn july 10th pmh pauline jo rh hartog dixie imljm horn mav r pll sire dixie post it hat tog llll it br d aug jtith to pnbst burk dandy a i t lutt hull mabel pnsi h hnrlog ah- hie rilbphi horn dot si phi l sire dixie 1om it llattog 10th bnd aug j in colonv miranda su hue mun caimj lalft biiike pauline 7sjt1i bout on mm i ihih pmh mr imum illlike d 11- l mihel kig aple post h ahnti milton two people wore fatally in jured in n head on collision be tween n tiuck nnd nn nutomobtls on tho queen elizabeth wy droitto llrlduc knturday ltio dosd included chnrlea ailnnvwin 40 of hemiuitend now york nnd john ilymenikl m a poluh dp o piilernio wlio died in st jotujphtf iliuipltal nt toronto sutmliny milton run into a tntiu yoaterdjiy in tlm flrnt knmo of tho fourth round oh a urlco with caladoiv in ilw locals droupod uio initial inntcrt by n 7 to 4 count tho iccoiul knmo will bo puyod in gbi etlonju sulurdny ciuindlan cltun- plon ullth la ilit ontario stock yards bulletin 1frut wallv rord tlhry tmntlay warwmx hamilton 800 ciiml 1 ib k1i1 salada 0sane pekoe tnlus over as nronrlptor of lones i aprh l uh sl uiks over as proprietor oi ing s jnu iav h appll mli confect lo nnd the locnl frny jumv-fvttwatwham-hrtiti- rnnttrtoliriliial lunjtnl pmh sin sit colom one of the most startling nn- mernnde su hue nniinr1mnnlln the infliistrla his- t im hi ip tnr of ceorgelown came last kml l ks wednesday when emplovees of the provincial paper mill were notifi ed hint the company bnd decided to close this branch of the firms business in georgetown the shut down nffectlng some eighty em- ploycce will be completed by nov ember 15 tw o locnl promlscfl were brok en into over the weekend on frtdn night entry wns made into the georgetown shoe company by removing a bar on n rear win dow the office door was opened by smashing the glass nnd there were signs of tampering with the safe sunday evening the canteen at the legion hull wns entered by thieves who smnsjied a front par tition a quantity of beer and clg- nrettes valued at 70 were stolen the breakins nrc being investig ated by provincial police under the direction of constable j w sheffield herald the half million london child ren cyncuated to the country two days before war broke out and now returned adolescent have brought to the english metropolis an outofdoors experience that is refreshing impi1m1 nin 1onkoit lruii lor equippi d with battery and dls- trtbutoi w lib new plslnn rods and lappits lvofurnw ihc jraclnr plow jas barrels funnels etc wide ultivator 1 oursectlon hm rows u blnde disc lenhoesoed drill toll on walking plow lurj nip sowei fanning mill cnntl- 1 stone stuffier milk cart bench 1 sleigh cutter buggy light sletgh democrat 2 rubbcrtiied i waggons pint hack mil manure j spreader mh hay ioader mill horse hake f w mower mil 5 ft btndei with tractor hitch heavi vice set of dies pipe cut ter ho ft or inch pipe it ft ot threeeighths rod a inrge quan tity of holts barbed wire har ness collars etc forks hoes shovels chains nnd other articles too numerous to mention fled nnd timber 15 tons of mixed ha 60 fence posts ioo bus mixed drain quantity of po tatoes hock elm sultnble for doubletrees odd lumber furniture cook stove din ing room table sdebonrd j burnci coal oil stove chairs bedstead cream separator milk pain cans etc terms cash no reserve ns the farm is sold bollow the arrows off no 7 high- wnv the edinburgh rd 01 h pelt r ltd h1ndlly elllol 1 auctioneers ph iti rorkwood or 177j milton 7 acton fair friday saturday oct 12 first night show western riders rope tricks comedy acrobats hall exhibits high jumping horses casey shows and rides on the midway admuwion 35 no charge for cara first night races 300 in purses livestock exhibit and parades rands bip poultry show casey shows four rides dance on saturday night in the tovn hall e johnston president c a swackhamer sectreau ca ter1ng mth to the wop- with a auto gladiron uclssahblhq- banquets tt picnics etc no gathering too small or too largo all inquiries rccelvo prompt attention e coles church sf- acton no lifting if no backachm um iron roll handles fuuy tlungi eas ier faster irons a ihirt beautifully its a vi minutes single knee lever controls all operations leaves hands fre to guide the work you can wheel k where you want to use it and it folds up to the size of a kitchen stool for storing come in and see it trv it for yourielf manning electric acton your banker works w- as a depositor or borrower you value privacy in money mutters your banker protects that privacy your bunking transactions are not open to the eyes and oars of your competitor your neighbor your community in other words the manager of your branch bank and his whole stuff arc working for you contrast hilt canadian way with conditions in lands whan frmdom is denied whr very bank is a political tool very banker a public official working for the state state monopoly of banking proposed by socialists here would open your banking transactions to political intrusion sponsored by your bank

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