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the acton free chess acton ontario thursday july ttfd i a 6unan vent to a ili for tbe flfth time to mk hjm to grind 4own her false teeth becanaa they toot tit -well- said tbe dentin th do it again uug time but no more br every tell iheee thottm it jour moath easily who skid anrthmg about my month the omen replied teauly they dont in the cuomt mxow patricia vi must tell you darling rm engaged to frank felicia im not surprised dear when i turned him down last week he said he dldnt care what became of him mjwmwjqmrihtf famous racin6 car ms ver alwakokwewmiacfctt between his teeth- hot to smoke buttokeep from bitin6 his tongue btveesraeusheojiteccirorr w i auomukeihtownt see us toow vanerammrnvm licmuw6uilam6lraniid mmsw1mes remember ow bkauowuke means ydueet newmwftmt tikes at lowest wssiblecostl thompson fabm buildings pain1kd as one motora through tbe county it would seem that more farm build tags have been painted in recent i months than in any similar period in many years and what an im provement one or two coats of paint make while a paint job costs real money these days nevertheless in our opinion the value of the farm increases accordingly and what a lot of satufaction the farm owner and his family must get out of tbe face lifting wheat harvesting underway during the week of july 13th a good number of hal ton farmers rol led out their binders white com bining will not likely get under way until the week of july 27th the cur rent weekend will see a fairly large percentage in stook in general the crop is a heavy one true a few fields have been hit by root rot and many others to some extent by rust nevertheless prospects point to a higher than n lrmal yield during the past week we were in some of the heaviest fall wheat crops in our experience in general the heads arc a little shorter than normal but the stands for the most part are thick we an ticipate thai some of the fields en tered in the fifty bushel wheat competition will exceed the fifty bushel objective having still in progress haymaking has extended over a longer period of time in 1853 than has been the case in many years it quality hay during the past ten days or so good progress has been made but last week end there was still a tremendous quantity in the fields cither in bales or still stand ing certainly the boys who were m a position to makesome grass silage this season are for the most part away ahead at the game while the great majority put their grass in up right silos we note quite a number who arc trying out the pit silo at the lindale farm of maurice beaty in trafalgar township a horizontal silo on top of the ground looks to have real possibili ties in any event those who are located on farms which are not conducive to pit silos will be wtchin the beaty- expenemnt mr beaty s horizontal sdo which is built of some posts a little lum ber and snow fence holds 20 acres of grass or in the neighborhood of 200 tons of silage it is as we re call 80 or 80 ft long 20 feet across and six feet high what lmprwed us was the fact that aside from their own labor the construction cost was less than 100 in these days of si 000 to 12000 for concrete upright in acton on mondays tuesdays and wednesdays each week while f l wright is away 8 30 a m 4 30 p m other times 8y appointment just drop a note to box 575 acton or phone 95 on above days if you hae ar sj a ce w th us and you change cars your new car s automat cally covered for 14 days just let us know the year and make body type ser a number engine number and model f any in case of a claim all kinds of insurance call collect to guelpfc 4686j or mr trrrrs gwlph 5526 tttiftt n b wright real estate and insurance phone acton 95 or gubph 4686j attention garage trade we can do the following in your shop or ours portable crankshaft grinding install borston valve seats install sleeves rebore cylinders i m ovr shop grind valves turn brake drums align bore blocks w carry a complata stock of axchang vnrls and nationally advorhsod automotive- parts mcleod and richmond automotive supplies 367 main st n brampton ont phone 1440 clip th s ad for future reference silos this is quite a factor ptwdd ing there is not too much spoilage at the moment prospects are pro mislng but next winter will tell the final story new canadian bkpobtts pttofttablk uttke8 a few days ago we had an inter esting chat with klaas van to who manages and operates the long staff farm near campbellvltle lb- van to reports that their two sows farrowed and raised j5 piga last winter with weanling pigs a drug on the market at that time it was decided to buy the feed and fin ish the 25 pigs for market the gross returns amountefl to 1375 the feed bill for the two sows and the 25 pigs amounted to 735 in cidentally the two wws have far rowed again and have 19 pigs eight weeks oldthe cost of the feed for the sows and the young litters is included in the abovi figure 4h bus trip sixty halton county 4h members accompanied by club leader fred nurse and assistant agricultural representative art bennett joined a group of 75 peel counly 4h club members their leader and agri cultural representative j w mc cullough for a one day bus tour on thursday july 16th het weather temperatures which had thermo meters hovering in the nineties all day dampened a good many brows but failed to curtail the enthusiasm of the large group which required three buses and two cars for trans portation here the gros rrtts rctbyfarm manager bill sutherland who con ducted thme on a tour of the 700 acre farm after tewing some or the very latest in farm machinery v h ch in eluded deep tillage equipment disc harrow tillers with seed box attach men is combines forage wagons etc they passed through the dairy bam which was being painted a pastel blue to the mows where a hay drier was in operation good quality bal ed hay was in evidence in spite of all the previous adverse weather from the gang way they saw huge fields of registered grain mostly ajax oats and cornell 595 wheat fences have been removed from this part of the farm and permanent gravel roads established which are easily reached from every field be- low the hay bam is a large area laid in contour strips while the slope of this field did not appear extreme compared to some of our hills in orth halton and peel the group was toldlhat the lower cor ner was 70 feet below the ground level at the barn special grass waterways were spaced at intervals along the slope machinery tot track a course consisting of smooth asphalt roads especially designed rough roads steep hills sharp curv es etc serves as a proving ground for every model of every machine produced only two machines a pony tractor and a large combine were on test but one would wonder how any machine could remain workable after a few trips around this course however the pony tractor had been pulling a large tractor continuously day and night since march 1952 a new st of tires is needed every three weeks rthnttmtm arriving at cedar beach park on musselman s lake for a two hour stop the group enjoyed swimming softball and a picnic lunch the management at this good summer resort generously granted free use or all facilities to the entire group in a closely played ball game peel defeated halton 8 5 highlight of the game was the mashing of bal hy the only girl player final visit eltncroft farm oihawm elmcroft owned and ptrated by george mclaughlin comprises 400 acres ann barn equipped with comfort stalls five feet wide and seven feet long a gutter cleaner special cair pens 1 lose housing for young cattle two hay drying units special grain storage and feed mix ing facilities has been completed re ctnlly emphasis has been placed on convenience and labor savers formerly 12 to 14 full time men were hired n iw five men do nil i the orchard ladlno and alfalfa d free of weeds and producing more per acre each year most df the field has been out of the regular rotation and m pasture for four years ev cry september the entire 45 acres is manured and fertilized with 075 lbs of fertilizer at a cost of three weeks milk cheque tw qaesttans f1 what is your opinion on grass silage we use one to three silos of it each yinr however since in j stalling a hay dr er we find that the cowi prefer hay consequently we have canci lied an order for two iw silos with unloading devices hich wl had intended to pur chase 2 what do you think about bring ing the grass to the cows instead of sending the cows to the grass wi have too many other things to do this time of year to bother feeding impressed with georges ma nag eriol ability his straightforward fluent commentary and elmcroft farm the group headed for homi to rest up for the trip next year worn in ess time tnc man rl the barn- in mehalf hour white it took two hours before oni man mixes enough feed for two weeks on ont half diy and before it look two men one da to mix enough for one week cut costs increasn value and make more n mey is the slogan us ed at elmcroft excellent pasture forty five acres pastures 35 to 50 mature milking holstems from may until september less than one acre per cow as some plots have yet to be used as pasture this year the field is divided by elec trie fences into ten 4acre plots with a fiic acre lane across one side cows are rotated every few days after each grazing plots are harrowed and clipped the stand i thick luxuriant mixture of brome minister family honored at picnic mr ind mrs arch e k rr 1 ined the r firm nnd la v i on siturdny july 11 tor th churchill sun day schul picn c tho aft rno was spent in swim ing pony rides and a ball gime supper waf hrv d un ler thi snide trees near the pond where everyone wa filled to capicily with sandwiches saia is jell cakes tarts ice ream tea coffee and lemonade arthur swnckhinur cilled the group to rder ind rend i very fitting address to rev and mr chbb and children wtiy aie leaving for ajkcw charge at sudbury mr gibb wis presented with i purst mrs gibb with jewellery ind the children w ih a silver spoon each both mr and mrs gibb spike a word of thanks for their g its for the c ojent n thev received f r the fr ends they mide ind th ir regrets at leiving the congrega tion sang blest be the tie that binds and rev gibb closed w th pnyer due to the heat the races were held after supper br nging to a close another happy picnic what was all that racket doi the street a guy tried to turn the corner in his new car well there wasn t any corner acton taxi and snack bar 10 mill st w phone 260r 24 hour taxi service our cars are radio dispatched out of town trips a spocjahy phone 26011 for prompt courteous service ifcaptomfse rove to yourself youll drive longer for less with new reliance gasoline engine when you need it u yoaza with near reliance gasoline quicker warmups a thoroughly warmed op engine in far test tune greater economy and less risk of engine train bs a promts new reliance combines increased octane rating for greater antitnodk character nbesand rigidly controlled new higher volatility standards for easier starts new npd- fy controlled volatility factors kcajereecitoraiipo xricssnth m reliance start proving that faster acceleration now tank up with mm rdianos alt the reserve power of your today jr mk th 500 mile road test e na usr now m na wotui firm reliance isnt just sn imfmvat gasoline its all new its the best re bare ever marketed road test ww reliance for 500 miles youll be convinced v now more than ever roucmfratoh reliance the liberals say they cant cut your taxes 044 mmtir wm will budget for governments legitimate needs 1 we will stop budgeting for bloated surpluses which in three years took from the peoples pockets the staggering sum of 1618000000 more than the government needed we will end the shocking conditions in our defence department which the governments own investigator r col g s currte described as a general breakdown in the system of administration supervision and accounting accounting records in a chaotic con dition and of little use in determining the nature and extent of irregularities waste and inefficiency far more costly in loss than that covered by actual dishonesty i kve will without impairing the efficiency of ovr armed forces correct the appalling inefficiencies in the administration of the department of national defence v0tb we will provide the nation with an administration whose attitude towards the spending of public monies will be one of prudence and common sense a new government in itself will mean substantial savings to the taxpayer it will replace a government whose arrogant indifference to economy was best expressed by mr howes scornful remark whats a million or if they need a goldplated piano it is our duty to buy it wo will reduce or eliminate countless hidden indirect taxes which grossly inflate the cost of consumer goods add to the grievous cost of living increase the price of homes beyond the capacity of most of our people to pay discourage saving and initiative w will reduce federal faxes by least a yea witho reducing- any pensions family allowances or other octal security payments 500000000 tax cot now