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thubsday january uth 1m the acton free press acton ontario paqi thbu let it snow iff it qyw saaa wfth the wfestinghouse c10thes no mora weather worries oo more haallng heavy wet dotfaw wfatn you dry the automatic atlwtmtkt wttrifuhcwttit way see the westloghoasff ctothea dryer wy so easy to own vv a month manning electric i7 sash f4sm tvfws phone 230 acton ont the willingness to find a way a man who started a new business a few years ago recently wrote to pay tribute to the banks part m helping to make it a success we were fortunate in having as our banker a man who could combine until experience the willingness to find a way that called not or experience alone but for imagination as well the chartered banks are forever alert to the fresh problems the changing needs of their customers at all tunes in all your banking problems vou can depend on your local bank to bnng experience and imagination to the task of helping you to find a way tim advertisement bated oo n acta letter preaebted here by the banks serving your community fum mmtlnai well attended during the pest week the annus meetings of the halton and pec guerney breeders the halton hotitoin breeder and the halton soil and crop improvement aj soclatlon each attracted fnim 100 tn iso farm folk to their respective meetings or q e reaman addresses oatrnaey breeders one hundred enlhiuiasls of golden guernwy milk attended the annual meeting in trafalgar memorial hal on tuesday janu ary eth secretary c hnrrop r portcfan active and profitable club year following the business sts aton in the morning the group banqucttcd to delicacies catered by the women a association of t sixteen presbyterian church g booth club president presided over the excellent day s program the trail of the blafc walnnt this was the intriguing till of dr g e rcamans interesting and informative address as head the department of english at he ontario agricultural college guelph tht ipoakt r had done i great deal of research on the hla torlcal background or the early settlers of the province of ontario in a most entertaining and interest ing way tht speaker traced the development of various sects in europe- from which sprung the theory of democracy many of our earliest si tilers in eastern ontario count les york the niagara p waterloo and also in south western ontario wi n not pennsylvania dutch but pen nsylyania and new york stati ge rmnns stated dr reimin tht v win outstanding fur mi rs hi fur thir stated andto in in must lo a gnat deal of crpdll for the early divilopnunt of this province their descendants mam of thi m with anglicized nnmn he mlded coilstltuti many nf our li s farm en todny olhi rs who spoke biufh during the day included d r hodkins secretary of thl ontario guernsey club dr campbell secretary of canadian gin nisi v association llovd chlsholm president of thi ontario gin rnsi y club ii irolt clapp managi r of thi frisi rdal farm adam calder of glnnfonl station and agricultural hi in nlalive jm mcciillough of pet county this outstanding program jilm included somi splmdld numbers b jani and allan emerson of th biiyne also fleinor tiurns ind jtrrv home wood of c impb llv ill wm g booth re elected president othtr offieers and director win as follows viti president joe brownridki brampl in director j i loyd chlsholm milton c w swnckhnmcr acton john y mcnabb genrgilown findiy joj ci milton f green itss cimpbclmlh arthur sp nn pali rmu m s alton burlin tor- gordon king tnfiljir fme rson fcatturstonc oakvlllc j browii ridge brimpton ind jim ann strong inglewood hlghllghu or ianlsh and british agriculture thus constituted the nnj ir rt lin of the outstanding iddn d in i red b prof c i f it n liti if ihi animal husbandry i jnrt mint onlirio agncultunl r 11 j it thi annual meeting or th hal ton m stun club held in thi tr i falir mimomt hill on w dm d i jiminrv 7tfa s mi ho bhck twin br d from haltons fqrm lands clearly onrt ably depleted in the intensity of danish agriculture dairy cattle he slated conitl tule the keystone of danuth agrl culture in great britain there is gem eral feeling they an going to com out alright he also pointed out that they have a tremendous amount of agricultural research under way 11 involves 13 or h different institutions and some 39 or m farm reference was made by the speaker to one british floo acre farm on which 550 cows were involved in a research experiment on strain 19 control of bacillus abortus canada he stated la not as well mechanized as great bri lain the speaker abo made rf en net to foot and mouth dls east arter seeing something of the program being curried on in both denmark and great britain i nm convinced that vaccinating b not the answer on the surface present policy of slaughter may look severe but if we are to main tain export markets then we must be prepared to continue the slaugh ter method whenever outbreaks muy occur j f trimble president of the club was in charge of the day s excellent program at the banquet table geo w henry president of the holstcin fries an association of canada brought a message from the parent organization others who spoke briefly during the day included thl following d s dun ton brampton and e ros segs worth directors on the national a john pow 1 1 ols in association brarilford a stark pnident of the mapte cnttl llreede rs association stanley l ii ill m p p and j m wlcksiin rtillcatis for outstanding long dlstjitui production wen pre e nti by r kidman geerge drennan i i the folluwlng halton brttdirs rd stal ctriulcate imooolhi milk nnd 1400 lh hat t in morli v t wals in burling n on i ich to r0ss sigiswortli ilurlington j c bill riirititon and w s hjii oakvll blue stal cerlijimle 121000 mi milk and 450 los falj w w thompson hornbv meih u n dtirlni pihrmo johnson nitlinds hornbv ind asheilli f irms i td mlltun it f renr was ils i mult to lb il tniil ow of harold rinom i son if georgetown name ly kith nnnt dutch 1 ind in twelve lie t i tlons on twice a day milking sin has produced a total of 198 590 lb of milk mri is ixihited to go wit over thi 200 000 lbs nnrk by tin tim sh flnlshs h r lactation or miy 27th indications are stated mr graham that the united slate will require more of our fenid grain in 1953 than was th cose a yeai ago ijutt year we sold 70 mill 1 1 bush bt of barley and an equul umount of oat to thi us thli yeor however their stocks of feeet grain arc down and they havi more animal units to feed mr graham intimated his eonfld ence that an soon as the embiirgi u liited the us will want our dairy eat tie rete rente was also made by the spcakei that du to the failure of the rlci crop in the far east jupun and western eur ope would require mime of emr barley for human eiinsumptiun figures quoted by mr graham nvealed that in 1021 we had in ontario 7 7 aens fur eiuh in mbir of our iiiipulatlmi thirty years inert ased p ipu i c bvaly hom segsworlh fred nursa juhn ruddell v r me- arthur and brock harris rred nnne la new preatdrnt olhi r officers anddlrectors 1 ected are as follows vie pishtent hews sigrsworth jjecn lary treasurer j e whltelink dire e toti qutslng tjownnhilt t j brownridge john m bird and l f plekix nassagawlya towtuhlp hubert hurren j h mephml and en kobe rtaeni nelson towjijibln w r uree alii with cultivate here a in acreage undi r have only 4 0 aim per eituen despite the fait that oui lureig- under cultivation shows a dtcnase of 7 our jross jiroduitluu of farm produits shows an increase of 2h longratulatlons were ixteiided by the speaker to the halton or gunuali in nn the gi neral i xci 1 lence of hi days program whleb included thi following n ports by local co operators mulehliik vs uu i ion of tm corn geo s atkins our fxpi turn with tin i i ham plow hobl llutren and red nurse htiw w lonli 1 oui w dtxtsti and v c ucarthur trafalgar township george s atkliw m c biaty j h wlflmolt and wm g booth r ilit he limmwumla whm your hack la mlo and very pawal ml 11 an effort for yoei to itoop or biod ke ihn maeilr umi has bieieigltt nllb ele irllel to utoeiauruts iwnnkton 1 ku dim t auflf liom iht ni i of mlariy of i einibko day lonicf than yam have in mtrqi texluy 6v 1 it itiei iounlrra tm television new its yours to enjoy when you invtt in tolavltlon you should b ntitld to th finait cloarott picturo pottlbl our tot guarant this priced from 29900 up we handle the best marconi emmerson motorola stewart warner on yr ouarantoo available on easy budget turim same terms apply on electrical appliances for demonstration or further information nl llu thi- urn interest d ulstindirii m i dinlsh ajrieultun feasor ruthbv phs i dinish icnnunn thit ls canidi fir din l in miin lining i pnxspe r i iq i culture this stited thi speaker ls iirgeh duo to the fict thit th dines hivi no greii mturil ns ourcos uch is we hii in cinidi sent per cent of their m loml weilth comeb from the sal of agn cultural products prof raithb who an delegate from ontano to an intern ltional agncultural conference th pa t summer spent- several weeks in denmark and as a result of this he w w thompson new president other officers ind director il uted wire in follows sinclair burlington 2nd vice president george pillilierio milton wretary trcxsun r v 1 1n rence oikville dineiors fsqiiesing towiushlp h cnllreid it c alixander i o hunti r ind t ii mcgci nissiewn tuwnhip willla mihon md don mckorsie nil on township ri c uslie pier trif djir town hip ill i loh pckini j md wiltr roy i traham addrrxvhholl and rap annual ur i rj million u u 4neinwi if in of ont ihir nn ithr singl on niiti titi i t i rihim di put mm e r if agrieiilture for ontir when iddnssing the innu il m ing cf the hilton soil 4 cni i in pr mini assocntion m fndi ibttt i th milt n town ii ill w is w ii ihi i f r this pipulir mm il rm inj jmsided over h c f picket i r id r t if thi aiaocntion on tints piipuhr depq minlsfer of airiuluire wm introduced bv j h willm il of milton in hls abi- iddnss mr qnham presented a lear ait review of the agricultural ptrturc both nationally ind inter atinnilh reference was made million bus of whea or hind which includesithi 2213 mil ion bus carryover from a er ago in feed grain wc have 25 5 m llion tons in canada station actons most complete taxi and delivery service r donl bo let np phone 128 1 0 mm a y ptdtvp and dobvory j now on monday tuesday thursday and friday s 128 i the expert aircraft technician is an important man in the expanding field of modern aviation his ser vices his okay are required by the pilot before a plane can take off for flight if you are mechanically inclined and like to work with engines and machinery the air force offers you an opportunity now to train as a specialist in an aviation trade youll receive good pay get 30 days annual leave with pay youll enjoy interesung work on aircraft have opportunities for advance- nent whats more youll be play ing your part in defence of freedom join today offbts rot cxptkt ntajnmo as i aeroafoine ramotadar instrument electrical armament for 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