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tzmseim iip 4 th aclon frw praw wadrwkuy juirw 7 1947 w rftsb jwwi a- ooino going going gonei six months of hard work for terry holmes lynn stewart and bruce hagen went up in smoke in the beardmore bush last wednesday firefighters were called to extinguish flames in the fort which the boys built and it took only a few minutes for it to burn craig reid and gregory daigle turned in the alarm when the fire spread to neighboring grass and threatened to spread further staff photo three halton juniors win travelling awards by geolf taylor extension assistant recently it has been an nounced thai three members of the halton junior farmers huve been selected lor the travelling scholarship t o r l67 miss ruth mason streets- ville president of the halton county junior farmers assoc iation has been chosen to spend a two week visit in aug ust to british columbia along with five other outstanding junior farmer delegates this trip is made possible by the grant from the nationaj cen- lennial commission ernest alexander norval r r 1 has been selected along with one other ontario junior farmer club member to travel with delegates from the united cooperatives of ontario lor a oneweek trip during august to the american institute of cooperation annual meeting another junior farm e v brian bessey hillsburg rr 2 will attend the hugh bailey memorial tour of the facilit ies of ucx and related com panies in ontario brian and one other delegate from on tario will take this trip which is one week in length in janu ary i6s halton county can be proud of their junior fanners for the many awards and recognitions they are receiving in provincial competitions preparedness increases per ception a driver with normal vision perceives an expected obstacle twice as far away as he can see an expected ob stacle pollock and campbell manufacturers of high grade memorials memorial engraving 62 water st north galt telephone 62i75w farm page vmmbm w drop cream limits will process applications supplementary milk quotas tht canadian dairy com mission announced on june 2 it has been authorized by the government to consider appli cations for supplementary quo tas for federal milk subsidy in 196766 to adjust serious in equities which would result from rigid adherence to quotas based in 196647 deliveries the commission also an nounced that the limitation of 50000 pounds for a producer to be eligible for subsidy in 196869 would not apply to ream shippers and that there would be consultation with producer organizations as to a minimum quantity of cream to be eligible for subsidy next year the quota are the quantity for which each manufacturing milk and cream shipper will be eligible to receive the feder al governrnfint subsidy in 1967- 68 the basii of the quotas this year will be the quantities for which each shipper received subsidies in 196647 it has been recognized that there were circumstances un der which strict adherence to 196647 volume lor subsidy pay ments in 196768 could create serious inequities for some in dividual producers and steps have already been taken to deal with some of these the commission announced earlier that where farms or herds changed hands it would consider applications to real locate to the buyer the quota o which the seller would have been entitled it is now pro cessing several such applica tions involving transfers dur ing the past year ond will deal with others as presented to it in the great majority of cases these involve desirable consoli dation into economic units there ore however other cases which cannot be adjust ed immediately through real location of quotas important among these are instances where dairyf made substan tial expenditures during the past year to increase the size and efficiency of their opera tions before knowing of the quota system for 196768 and where a farmers milk produc tion was reduced seriously be- georgetown guernsey produces 100000 lbs of milk callumlea majors diana a registered guernsey cow own ed by john y mcnabb george town is one of four guernsey cows to receive diamond me dal certificates for- lifetime production awarded by the canadian guernsey breeders lassociathiriurinslaprijl callumlea k maisy good plus has produced 8876m 433f as a threeyearold in 365 days end callumlea actors diana has produced 847zm 434f as a twoyearold in 305 days the callumlea herd was diana produced 100585 lbxof milk 5213 lbs of fat in 10 lactations with bcas aver aging 124m 128f to win the award she has been a consis tently uniform producer and her average lactation produc tion of 10058m 521f is an in dication of her yearly produc tion diana has three tested daughters and she has pass ed on to them her producing ability calumlea murguis anne her oldest daughter has produced 11077h 512f as a sixyearold in 305 days with bcas of 135m 125f and she has accumulated the lifetime production to date of 61 481 m 2907f in six lactations founded by malcolm 1 mc- nabb in 1939 in 1956 john mcnabb started his own herd from cattle selected from the home farm arid following his fathers death the callumlea prefix was transferred to his use the herd has been on test ever since it was founded and the most teccnt herd av erage on 24 cows was 9b93m 492f in 305 days with bcac averaging 132m 131f john mcnabb is well known as a judge as he placed first in the all canadian judging competition in 1967 and sec ond in the all american jud ging competition in the same year low normal last year due to circumstances beyoil his con trol there arc some cases where pious have been made for expansion witli ihe estab lishment of new processing plant facilities some fluid milk shippers may wish to transfer to manufacturing milk because of circii instances such as low fluid quilas or the closing out of small fluid plants the commission expects that by ihe end of the year there will he some unused quota qunntlties which it could use then to assist in providing supplementary quotas is justi fiable cases it is recognized howeyer that this leaves the people concerned in the uncer tain position of not knowing until later in the year what provision can be made tor them the government following diicussions with representa tives in ihe house of commons and by member of parliament has authorized the commis sion to deal immediately with applications lor supplement ary quotas in justifiable cases this will permit the commis sion to accelerate its program of inconraying the develop ment of economic units and will remove the uncertainty as sociated with yearend quota adjustments the commuidon si r e s s e s that this will apply only in in stances where strict adherence to 196667 volumes for subsidy this year would create serious hardship mainly as a result of commitments or circumstanc es before the quota system was established any requests for supplementary quotas should ghkconiplelesjiaailsofjhe clrcummances because of which it is considered that a quota adjustment is warrant ed observe precautions using pesticides department warns fungicides kill fungi herbi cides kill weed and insecticides kill insects many of them can kill humans warns safety specialist hall wright ontario department of agriculture and food he urges that proper precautions be observed when using pesticides and makes some practical suggestions read the label if directions say to wear a mask protective clothing or rubber gloves then do so if you get headaches be come pale or feel even some what sick whenever you work with pesticides see a physician immediately take the pesticide label with you so the doctor will know what he is treating of particular importance to farmers the specialist has this to say always destroy the empty containerby puncturing it and burying it in a deserted part of the farm where the pesticides wont seep into the water sup- ply norval breeders among top buyers the third annual ontario in vitational jersey sale was held at oakvillc may 15 a crowd of over 500 attended the sale at hays farms international ltd in oakvillc consignments from ontario quubec- and new brunswick were sold d h mccuaig and son nor val onl completed several transactions they sold four- yearold norval acres favorite glamour forjl650 to h butch er i rom princeton and bought a 4yearold bred heifer from the brampton jersey herd nor val ontario mccaig and son bought iwrj head for s2250 and were among the top buyers of the day 3m stationery 56 mill st i acton tel 8532030 let us assist you with your plans for that all important wedding day come in and see our complete selection of invitations announcements 1nf0ruals accessories yemr ckoict cf loriotu paper jfodb type ttytammi uta ask far ram select your wedding invitations dnouncetnrnu and accessories with complete confidence u to quality and correctness of form we also have personalized weddinc napkins matches and cake boxes esquesing council briefs esqucsinij council mot in reg ular session monday night and indorsed a street dunce june 34 in norval i rom 7 pm till niiliiiglit the dance will be held on the county road and detours will be placed on two streets owned by llle township the insurance company is to he notified voiced no objections to the official plan submitted for th- town of oakville so a pro posed airport could be built authorized 88 in sheep claims lor lour lambs destroy ed and m0 to ihe claims exam iner received a complaint i rom mrs sprovvl sr about garbage being dumped across from her piace councillor tom hill sajd it was being done because acton dump was closed and charged ihe town ship dump was now receiving garhage from outside the town ship he urged the dump he watched closely and anyone caught he dealt with to the ful lest extent of ihe law agreed lo close a portion j the road allowance between lot- 27 and 28 on concession two property owned on both sides by mr sinallwood the road was never opened authorized payment lo the dog control oflicer of 49 for seven pick ups authorized installation of i street light on mary st in the village of norval referred a request lo rent ihe town grader passed a resolution that ihe clerk be instructed lo-pre- pare a bylaw to prevent the keeping of livestock in builtup areas in glen williams and an amendment lo the present parking bylaw to prevent park ing on township roads the year tnund story from farmers almanac entertains nassagaweya group the ladles aid and wo men missionary society of nasnaaaweya presby t c r i a n church met on thursday juno i at 2 pm at the home of miss jessie dunkle met calfe st guelph mrs norris as president opened ihe ladies aid meet ing with a quotation and thought for the day the hymn unto the hills around do i lift iip my longing eyes was sung and a special message i en j from miss esther lowe a quilting was planned for the week of june 13 at the home of mrs robinson cat ering for ihe dancers and cha- perones on june 24 al the cen tennial celebration was dis cussed and a committee nam ed an invitation to a bazaar iinj lea at the sunshine school on june 9 was read by mr roberts singing of ihe hymn guide me o thou great jehovah completed the meeting mr mullen presided over ihe wms group which fol- lowed recordings were piny cd at various times through- nut the meeting beginning with the beautiful voice of bev shea singing how great thou art mrs mullen regret fully tendered her resignation as president and mrs drcdfie agreed lo complete the year in that office the affiliation service al st andrews church brampton june 28 at 730 pm was utit nounced mrs roberts as convener read an interesting story from ihe farmers almanac of 1967 in this story an old man speaks lo his son of th moat important book iho dibit sec ond lo this the seed cata logue he says you cannot thumb through ihe med cata logue without believing never my boy be without these two great books the bible that tells of the miracle and the seed catalogue that proves them mrs prank hathaway at guest speaker gave a paper from the family hour pre sented by ml dennis taber nacle tilled heaven the home of the saved during lunch served by miss dunkle and her sister miss minnie dunkle devotional re cordings were played rotary speaker udith hopkins will be speak ing lo ihe rotary club mem bers next tuesday on her ro tarysponsored trip to ottawa and expo and her account will appear in the free press if your midsummer night dream is of a slender you get into bathing suit shape by cut ting down on excess calories its a sure way to melt this too loo solid flesh h s holden optometrist j cork st east guelph phone ta 27190 set june 19 as the next regular meeting heard a report from road superintendent bud snow on road expenditures which are 31000 more this year than at the same time last mr snow reported however more had been done than at the same time last vear took no action on a re quest from the post office de partment that street names in glen williams the same as georgetown names be chang ed the post office said names must be changed to avoid 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