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a the acton fr prest wednesday june t9 1 968 35 men are first graduates for heavy equipment school now under sheridan college thirtyfive men from all over ontario graduated from tho first class at tho hoavy equipment school since it has come under the auspices of sheridancolloee the school is now in the man power division of sheridan coll ege and is located on the slsth line nasaigaweyanesr olitiod v the course has been revised since sheridan took ovtlr and rro students concentrate on learning t to operate two piece of machin eryfront end loaders euclids bulldpsera and all varieties of heavy machinery used fri coninc- tion with road construction ill brief message at conffral- tifatloos president xu tortev ezpresaedhis pleasure with the progress of this division of the college end visualised greater expansion of the branch in the futuru the importance of serving the needs of industry in the commun ity is evidenced by the 160 cour ses established bribe manpower division of sheridan cojlogif of applied arts iiid technology in cooperation with industry during he past month x m porter president of sheridan college fjc lafrsncm chajrjnan of manpower don fournlur principal of the heayy equipment school and board hwmtwt deri hihton of acton were present at the first gradu ation deptsays quarry blasts not excessive the dvpartmunt of mines ad- llkod bsquelne council ivy lettur that two seismograph readings at the dufferln quarries showfd no evidence of uxcituve blast- lue the i partnwnts letter uld a tilam must record an energy ratio of 1p m6r i amid fu structural damage a reading at im nearest- revldem e trt ihe ouarry swd only tt the letter spoclfliul wljer fortqwsky appeared at the first tune iniiillne of the toiinhlp rcmiurll iiprntes1 blast- tug at the nuarfles jfu xaid it was caiislnc damage to house and defacing the niagara i srarp- menl halton 4h club happenings iady i want to buy some iravolors cheques tellsr what denomination udy hapllst haiton h 1oltagb ci till my itosuinary itnoth tho seroitd regular nteeting of the halton 4h forage club was held at the hnine of brock harriet on may j8 the hunting was ontiiud by ctuhpresldent murray hrownrldge a display rnmntlltve for mlllon fair was chosen due to ttil weather condltliihs the liulnivrs were unaiiletn go lb mr harris other farm to i iii- beef svlup phe mtellng was turned over to rlib lejdur allan lallursim wtu introduced four rtleiilhiirs of thecluli fo give iall4 mi various loplck velrili thompson apnke onwiv we grow karley mary anderson on a plaro for ots john nurse on oraln corn as a cash crop and kun aldurson spoke on soytieans in our oun- trv i he juirond part of the hututlio was oil tuiletilgtworlssms mums oats and one of larley after the lidging uumermih meiutieru gave reasons on each class of ficial reasons were given im the oats by t rule alexander ami on the barley by allan patterson carl mlddlebrook ttiauked the hosts mr and mrs harris fur the use of their home 4h agricultural clubbers invited to careers seminar kv jllu jenkins lulte lileiilliuf lor the luue itimiiiih far halton 4h attil nlhrral club nieinlkv whi lie li the form of a jureurt leiiiltiar to u hmrt i the ontario school for hhn deaf mllliui lhl rtutrnday uvonliig tint piiriio of ihk iitilnar it testing fields soybeans increase here tot students received wards at the heavy equipment school graduation last week j prin cipal mr fournier top student in a division robert elvin sheridan collerje president j m porter top- student in d division martin zsif kovitt and f lafranco chairman of manpower division of sheridan college pose for tho pic ture thirty five graduated from a 10 week course the first grads since sheridan collcqe assumed operation staff photo by h j stanley agricultural hi preventative thi hallon soil anil crop im provement association exe cutives under the chairmanship of clarence ford rcvlewedthelr 11m activities at a meeting held on wednesday june 12 in the agricultural office milton a total of 0 farmers are enrolled in crop cost studies this year in keeping track of i lie costs and returns on liay spring rraln grain corn or silage corn there has been a considerable increase in soybean growing tills year in halton county yields are being taken on the four fields systematically drained under our land use drainage program comparing them to the section of the field that is undralned last year the yields of corn wore from 29 lo 10 per cent higher on the drained versus the undralned area of the fields a rosier moisture tester has been obtained farmers arc bringing samples of liaylage into the office fortestlngand moisture content it is hoped that this will help to enable them to ensile their liaylage at tho correct moisture conlonls of so to co per cent a bis trip is planned for all hallon farmers on wednesday julv 10 to wellington county morning straps will lie nude to dairy taef and swine farms the afternoon program will take in hie cereal crops day at hie university of duelph farm at flora same price for wheat prices to lie paid to ontario wheat producers for 19c8 crop wheat were reestablished at the same level as last year the ont ario wheat producers market ing board announced today k a standing secretary- manager of the board said in announcing results of negotia tions held between the marketing hoard and trade representatives there will he no change in ihe iocs negotiated ontario wheat marketing agreement for ihe 1968 crop year which begins july 1 although the board owns con siderable stocks of wheat at the present time board negotiators pressed for continuation of last years price schedule which sets the minimum al 180 per bushel for grades no 1 and no 2 wheat less board deductions a hoy coulter of lowville was one of the wheat boards negotiators at last weeks meet ings jfnt iss farm page announce teaching staff for four eramosa schools miss janettc wilson of scot land who visited farms in hallon county for two weeks during an exchange tour spoke tothe acton fair hoard ladies and showed slides of her country m m new balers interest free to june 1 1969 buy troublefree baling see the aaasseyferguson 9 and 12 balers with or without p t o throwers milton equipment co ltd 3163 base line rd 878212 eramosa school board has an nounced the teaching staff for september 19g8 roelrwood centennial school principal grant l mcliaiba viceprtnclpal itourt ion assistants marie clugston betty denliani man liana mrs euiabeth harwood clifford hlncks mrs tolet kramp bette lavertv mrs susatuu mtadows mrs sheila lioblns mrs ham- ona storev mrs marie tripp doris wheilir kathle n wtl- helm principals imut mrs lit ta mi rhedran eramosa public school prin cipal ronald e marlon assistants ted brydges marihn dennis mrs irene hind- lo mrs jean jackson nellie stlcknei mrs carol mcintosh four corners principal mrs hon net lllndle assist ant mrs lois feltls edm mills principal mrs marlon tubman assistant mrs mart e musson music supervisor mrs rob erta hoy arct a mcspaed oral french ttba gauter hi ua margar- let us help you build it complete woof of planned protection sarecolifecoocajehal insurance isiftjwitu sftfccosumutttb huutowncrs roucy vou iisjim mo nay too hciecpfj check hie bf itjs msjfjco one policy cwers ewrrylhnjno din jeous gaps or overlips you ine money too for ie est mott complete oot ot pljrned protection oil ustod essuj dennys insurance agency 17 mill st w acton ss3o1s0 residences mlllon 8532243 bill 8532645 harold 85325a5 openingwednesday june 26 strawberries pick your own top qujl v at a t you cortttolw otidays wednesdays and fridays 7 am to 12 noon 5pm to i m saturdays all day 7am to 5pm ast pickin boxes only bring ywjb ownob purchase at patch puau yile chlldrn under 13 allowed in the patch brobar farms dr john f brown vern t barber rtt 3 milton conveniently located on paved highway exactly 3 miles north of 401 on hwy 25 ample free parking lo inform ml illuming f ho cirruiiri whlrh may l litoivii al thii imiinpllliuiof an attrl- cullurally rl ntatjif viliuatlon spiiaturi for iht uvoniii will hu donath tyor iwluslrlaj mdld maiuiior for im fordf motor company in irramalua ooork orijiiiluss torrltory sals maliagur of 111 kalstuii lurlna f niiipaiiy of canada i id from isisllnih pntir llaimmh if cukiph a woll known farinor of wolllnirtiui canity ami cuoff laylof of dorrli fortrur exliui- sion assktanl in hallon county for klrlslnliritidlnbcarr following a duiiroi in housohold scloncii mrs s w snulro a fnrnur halton and iii home economist will speak on apportuiiltldk followlne such an uducallon case tractors t lor lawn and garden many ums in various sizes priced to suit terms available see them now at pensons farm equip no 7 highway 1h mllca weal ef gmrtjatswn 8776308 bell lines by l g denby your telephone manager on llihik tluii l imul scotii ulrnnaolfl cllliana if lluii coiiiilrku wblilfurv sllll slruagunu i abluln item vollnu in u uonitukllklluj iliul tuiuiillalis must b urgnl in iiw llii vtilu tlmy 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