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the georgetown herald wednesday aug 28 194 hydro farmwirimg models at georgetown fall fair visitors to georgetown pall fair this jear win have an opportunity of actu ally aeeing why adequate wiring is of fundamental importance in obtaining ttw maxmum benefit from hydro ser 7k a model exhibit has been devel oped to illustrate a well planned wir ing installation on the farm and this wffl be shown at ihe- esquesing agrlcul tural society show on september 6 and l in the foreground is a table top larm which has been built to a scale of one quarter inch to 1 foot it is ace inte in all details as to exterior lay oot from the hydro poles with their glass insulators to the animals in the barnyard among other fhings it in chides a tidy modern farm house with town trees garage barn silo pump bouse work shop piggery chicken bouse and implement shed shw ootside wiring ittft miniature farm exhibit is de signed to show how the outside wiring should be installed to provide satisfac tary electric service this is demon trated by the builttcscale pole lines which bring the power in from the highway and a transformer that dis tributes the power to- the entire farm to operate equipment and appliances and to light the house and farm bull dings the garage and the barnyard on a centre background panel made up in vo sections is shown an inter lor wiring diagram from meter and breaker a glance at ths panel re teals the distribution of the circuits to the various farm and home appliances which are portrayed in the form of photographs to the right is another panel on which are w ire samples meter and breaker main distribution panel and arious wiring devices for use in the farm house and farm buildings to emphasize this correct and ade quale wiring system a contrast is shown on another panel in the bock ground to the left here an inadequa tely wired circuit is illustrated side by side with two adequately wired cir cults the first showings of the exhibits took place in the cmtario agricultural of loose smut the contrast between college at giielph during farmers the crops produced from the regis week from june 10 to 15 when over tered seed and that from local seed 20 000 people saw the display field scores in 50 bushel winter wheat club announced was in most cases very marked one of the competitors reports a difference of 10 bushels per acre between the competition plot and that grown from s 1 is own seeo b ui were sown on qmrfc same day and in he same field small plols were cut in all comptli fr m ihese yitlds will the results of the field scores in the 50 bushel whea olub sponsored by the on fields an halton crop improvement associatl n u determined the three hifch compe have just been released the awards titors on ihe combined scores for fitu arc as follows 1st w e breckon and yttld w 11 bt eligible to compete in freeman 95 2nd h b burkholder special clasi at the royal winter freeman 93 3rd john alexander fair a total of 3o0 00 will be awar sons georgetown 92 4th vern ar ed to tht ten hith competitors in this cher georgetown 90 5th miller bros georgetown 89 6th cecil lawrence sheridan 86 7th guy bussell horn by 81 8th cecil chlsholm milton 79 9th j h willmott milton 78 10th m t mcnabb georgetown 76 ah competitors planted registered no class wc understand from agricult ral heprosei tative j e whlulock that a o0 bushel club will be organized lor 1947 this will be open to all halton farmers who sow either registered seed or sttd produced from registered seed dawson s golden cthaff wheat those interested in this competition brough to halton in the fall of 1945 or in securing high quality seed may from the ottawa valley while the secure further information from the resulting crops showed a slight trace agricultural office in milton the province of promise rich mining country u still a hard and chanceful land copper cuff and sudbury porcupine and ktrkland vake still entice the courageous whoever u anybody in ontario mining has been around here vn this northern re gion of mineral resources beyond calculation after gold nickel copper the platinum metals and stiver today new sub- stances are constantly being discovered camps and towns with muneralsoundmg names arm springing up nothing that is of mid awn wtu stay hidden longer than he takes to come for it m 1 1 by jbm waxwim 1iuhjhm foktamx a corner in gold in 194s the province of ontario rrconled 15225 gold mining claims in the pre vious year 25 000 000 aalanea and wage went to the 10 000 people engaged in the provinces gold mining industry and 30 000 000 in nickelcopper during the war the muma of the sudbury baun supplied the united nations with all the nickel and platinum metals required for victory yield mg 1800 000000 pounds of nick cl 2000 000 000 pounds of copper 1550000 ounces at sdver and 1750000 oases of platinum metala automatic gun charger developed for u s guns an automatic gun charger that thinks for itself m preventing fail uxe of aerial machine guns because of defective rounds of ammunition has been developed for the b 29 su perfortrpss p 61 black widow and other new airplanes this device initially cocks the plane s guns will recognize an am munition failure help dispose of a defective round and insert and fire a new one if a gun repeatedly falls for approximately eight sue cessive rounds it will decide that something is radically wrong and will stop all further operation of that gun almost impera e whenever aeri al machine guis are located so that the are not readily accessible to the man who fires them these chargers perform electrically the same job a gunner in a directly con trolled turret performs by first thinking out the trouble and then correcting it by hand according to company engineers their use has played an important part in making these planes more than a match for enemy aircraft fire hazards it is shockingly true that nearly 85 per cent of all rural fires whether they be homes barns grass fires or forest fires are due to hurr e lesness home chimneys are often a cause of fire foundation chim ntys built from the ground up thr ugh the house are usually safe chimnes but bracket chimneys at tached to the wall and built up from a wall frime are often unsafe and are resp nsible for many fires also gible and designs of houses and barn roofs create valleys and gut ttrs on the roof which become recep taclcs for leaves straw or otht i tier and chimney sparks n light these and cause fires gasoline is probibly the most prominent c n tnbulor to the loss of property and human hcs in fireh too few people realize the highly explosive nature of gas and oil fumes it is a well known fact that when gas fumes mixed with air in the proportions of one to six parts of gas fumes to 100 parts of air the concoction cmakes a very highly explosive mix ture cottage cheese rich in both protein calcium and vitamin content and bland m flavor cottage cheese can be combined tastefully and artistically with nu merous foods and seasonings for main dishes and desserts as well as salads judging from recipes from scandinavia and the balkan coun tries even hot cottage cheese dishes are not to b overlooked when com bined with onion pimiento green pepper olives celery tomato sauce nuts peanut butter or eggs the soft cheese takes on the merits of a main dish if it is to be a hot dish justtremeflfter that curds tend to toughen and separate when cooked too long or at too high a temperature mastitis prctentton ways to prevent mastitis include avoiding injuries to the udder such as bruises chilling cracked teats nursing by calves faulty and strenu ous hand milking excessive vacuum in milking machines and generally cautious handling of the udder dur tng milking faulty milking may cause mastitis avoid prolonged or alow milking and thumb and finger stripping pinching the end of the teat and the use of mfflc dilators othen research speeds methods for analyzing foods a step toward speedier analysis of foods nas been achieved in pro tein research laboratories of the tj s department of agriculture where shortcut methods have been aerelopeotodetetrnine t ofthetf important amino acids directly in foods drs d breese jones and m j horn have worked out a method for determining tryptophane this new way reduces from weeks to days the time formerly required to make such analysis dr f a csonka h lichtenstein and dr charles a denton hove developed a new method for cystine using color measuring instruments the chemists ascertain the quantities of these- amino acids in fbods by the intensity of color produced when the food is combined with certain chemi cats cystine gives a red hue tryptophane blue like other amino acids cystine and tryptophan are found abundantly in animal protein foods of the plant foods soybeans and peanuts are good sources of cystine and navy beans are rela tively high in tryptophane although there are hundreds of kinds of proteins in foods all of these are made up of combina uons of the approximately 22 amino acids eight of which including tryp tophane are essential to the growth and well being of the human body eggs milk meat and other foods of animal origin have long been rec ogmzed as good sources of high quality protein that is protein that contains the essential amino acids more exact knowledge of proteins will show to what extent plant sources such as beans and cereals an be used to supplement the am mal proteins foods which are from a world stand points short in supply r0sedale greenhouse cutfiowers wea design work phone 283 j mardock st we de or toub okder in now for a sanrnzor vacuum oeanex for christmas delivery fruit jukes extracts medicine djl t and oy sprays dick iiddall yodb rawleioh deader queen st phone 436 whi t me t a x i phone 241 cement floor fire fire fire our annual fire loss is tremendous 91 t an rural fire imu is caused by lightning sbinnflat a copper woven continu ous cable properly installed is your protection dont gamble with lightning call g sinclair pbftne 383 r 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