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th acton frw piw wadniday may 31 1967 judy c16ii youno farm r visitor from england was at the horna or mr and mrs c w swackham- ar thlt woaltai part of iha exchartga with canadian junior farmer nalu clot is interested in canadian farming methods and finds carol swackhamer an idaal companion during her visit at the acton farm bottorn the two admire one of the swackhamer horses tenet- way judys on the left staff photo exchange visitor from england finds most canadians friendly first impressions of canada for judy close the young eng lih farmerette visiting on the exchange between canada and britain was the modem and clean uppenrance of the mont real railway station judy is visiting at tin farm home of mr and mrs c vi swackhamer r r 2 acton for the week of mn 25 to 31 iroin the west country ol england in glouchestei shire countv hct fathers farm situated in the cotswold hills near chelt enham was the starting point for a four month visit to can ida which will take her from sea ic sea a member of the young farmers the english equival ent of the jr tarmers judv is one of nine two from england one from wales four from scotland and two iron ulster who made the exchange visit this year thc sailed on the empress of england and land ed in montreal on tuesda may 2 she works as a oil servant for the mimstr of public buildings and wot ks in chel tenham near her home and helps on the honu farm when ever possible anvone from 10 to 26 vears of age can belong to a young farmers club in england all thatv needed is a desire to learn about fa ming her fathers soacre tirni is average birc for that part ot england it s a tull tune ikui pation for her fatliei and a brother to opera it it even though its tulk mechanised we keep friosians said the personable voung lads hotmns r ou call them over here the cotswold hills dis tnct is famous for its sheep as well as- the arable land there is also lots of beef farm ing implement here are along the same lines they use in eng land with even same brand names although judv points out manv arj made in england i arm buildings here are more i entrained with evervtlung in one barn while english farms tend to have several outbuild nig- one loi each operation some times winters can be severe in that part of england and she remembers one year thev had snow for christmas through to march although this was unusual the big difference between the farms she has seen here compared to their english counterparts are the lack of hedges and walls in england fields are enolosed bv eithei one and the roads thevre all paved in england i knew you had gravel roads here she said but i never realized there would be so manv the tirst thing that struck me as completoh different however was that ou travel on the wrong side of the road she remarked faeetiouslv it is hard to get used to i don t think i eould due here judv finds canadians ei triendh and outgoing atter a week with a familv i hate to leae them she said homesick no i have i got time to do judv lauched and winked at carol swackhamet who is her eonstant companion on the aeton farm -r- he first visit was to ooid counlx where she miced at two dair farms neai wood stoek net she went to the home of rea and john wilson who live close to norval and then to the swackhamer farm carol and her mother had plenty of things planned for judys visit there was a danlc in nerval fridav night junior farmer field dnv at aeton sat urday morning and evening fol lowed bv a dance in judys hon or at brookville saturday night there were plana to tour tor onto and the black creek pion eer village wt love to have her here said mrs swackhamer from the svvuckhamer farm she will go to the university of guelph for two days to wel- land countv foi two weeks ni agara fall for two weeks to toronto and the parliament buildings then to prince ed ward countv from there to cafleton countv and prescott during which the delegates will visit expo the long itinerary w ill be fol lowed bv free time in which judy hopes to go to calgary to visit relations and she- also would like to visit vancouver then shell board ship and go back to britain the trip back judv hopes won t be as cold as the one heie there wis still snow along the banks of the st lawrence wjhen thev came it took a week through gret crown dairy princess in july at hornby the annual halton county dairy princess competition will lake place on saturday july 15th in conjunction with the hornby garden party for this competition birls must be between the ages of 17 and 26 as of august ib 1967 they must be from dairy farms in halton and will be required to milk a cow by a machine of their choice and give a short talk on dairying in halton county last years halton ditiry princess margaret hunt er of rr 1 burlington com peted at the canadian national exhibition after winning the title in halton the ontario dairy princess is chosen at the canadian nation al exhibition the winner is chosen by a pane of qualified judges on the basis of personal ity noise general appearance ability to speak in public a knowledge of the dairy indus try and the ability to milk a the 1967 ontario dairy prin cess miss dolly ann edmonds from rr 3 cobden renfrew county won her crown at the grand final a competition of the five top girls among her many awards were a calf of her own a complete wardrobe a trip to the united kingdom as a goodwill ambassadress in behalf of the ontario dairy in- duslrv and a r years en gagement with the ontario milk marketing board as reign ing ontario dairy princess miss edmonds will be attend ing the compctinon at hornby this year contestants in the halton competition will receive h to each participant and an addi tional 125 entry fee for the cn e to the winner this com petition is held under the spon sorship of the haltpn county milk committee 44thnchb amtf m0mv ib9umf the aecond meeting of the 441 forage club was held at the home of mr and mrs g leslie rr 3 acton the president opened the meeting with the members reciting the 4h pledge mr murray explained to the members how to judge oats and wheit the members were spht into two groups and judged tome oats and seed wheat after that the mem bers gave reasons for their choices george mcptoail gave a speech on my trip to expo a visitor from england miss judy close gave a talk on how things differ in canada and england she is over here on an exchange of junior far mers in england and canada mr tsylor gave a talk on the different kinds of alfalfa refreshments were served by the hostess orchard grazing dangerous for dairy cattle herds by charles warner i have recently seen large numbers of dairv cattle graz ing ihe luah gieen lass floor of a local apple orehuid this was not through error mme the cattle slaved loi sevenil days orchaid are one ol the plat es where chemical pesticides are usually found in laige quau titles this is due to the fan thai large quantities ol ehem icals are usd in oiehaids and that the shaded conditions keep ihe suns rays from break ing down ihe chemical iei dues the result is that theie is always a residue on or in the grass on ihe floor of an orch ard this may even be true if ihe t re hard hadnl been sprav ed vet this year the problem is that dairy cows will pick up small quanti lies ol materials such is ddt and put this in iheir milk health inspectors who may find this material in ihe milk must cut a farmer of i i rum selling his milk ll may take quite a while before the milk from these cows is fit lo he sold again the best advice for dairy fanners is to aever ue an or chard as a pasture aiea and ne ver cut hay from an orchard also you should not feed any vegetable wastes that have been sprayed with several of our chemical insecticides dont pleat ignorance of the law as an excuse if caught it wont woik the damage has been done just dont take a chance mm wmuwmt long wait for short march continued from paqe bj between them the ii c c groups were gay and laughing and soon their fervor caught on with the ontario crowd and groups began cheering each other it was a short walk to the capital and lasted just 15 min utes for each group but it took over half an hour from the time the first marchers reached the lawn in front of the parli buil un til the last were there the crowd estimated at be tween 12000 and 15000 almost filled the entire lawn area in front of the building as the last of the marchers arrived ofa cpu and u cc officials and government committee members were lea ving their meeting in the com mittee room most of them ga thered on the platform to ad dress the crowd us an army of reporters photographers and tv cameramen hustled about recording the sights and the sounds of ottawas biggest news story of the week prime minister pearson couldnt make it explained ag ricultural minister j 3 greene due to other pressing business we may be very close to war he said as he reviewed the international cri sis of the day several speakers presented the farmers and the govern ments side of the argument many of them drowned out by the chanting mob some speeches were in english some in french swells and most everyone got seasick inicctions cured them almost immediatelv and thev enjoyed the vovage in spite of the cold there was one reallv warm dav when the empress was in the gulf stream judv expecti- to take back manv inipreaons of canada but the en her hosts hope she will tr asurj most will be mem- ones of the canadians she has me when this many farmers take time out from their work in this busy season of the year h should be pretty good evidence to the government that something is seriously wrong one speaker from the farmers committee commenc ed pollock and campbell manulat tun is ol high grade memorials memorial engraving 62 water st north gait telephone 621 7580 extra specials fetm gliddens exterior 888 white paint 2 gals 10 interior white 2 gals 9 98 we still have a selection of prepasted 59c wallpaper sinolf ou lakeview discount centre main st n acton 851190 asbbbbbai i halton 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