r- p 5 s t the weather j mr editor l we tunimory for the first week ei auttut show that both max and mln era itlll abovo the normal average and hot weathar uu imbu to bo the order of the day tha- moon coming up the last eouplo of nights has been a eor- geou sight hope you havenlmui- ed seolng it erribatkln f date max mln rain aug 1- 70 47 aug 2 70 54 101 aug 3 81 63 37 aug 4 70 58 aug 8 84- 7 aug 0 82 aug 1 os trace average 0128 5628 f38 trade winds i always bloar from an easterly direction toward the equator noah was 600 years old when the ark was complovttd mans first weapon in warfare was the slingshot e p heed optometrist hanpfacttjuno optician rattjbuk8 fob hkajuno aids bcts examined scikntifical1y m st geokoes sqdaaxx guelph katabllincd 20 yean t sbaaaw news and items of interest to halt0n farmers the georgetown herald wednesday aug 10 l iialton winter wheat acreage likely to inckeahe r0sedale floral cut flowers potted plants if its a spray wreal weamrng fawwi we can pleask you our prices are rlfhtl phone 283j we deliver prcoont- indications point io an increased acrtngo of oil wheat being gown during the month of scpjcmbor spring seedlings on many farms in halton nro u failuro furthermore winter wheat ln roc- cnt years has been a suror crop than the spring firoln these factors coupled wltlv the eory completion of the harvost all point to more jlmptolprepnro laivd for fall whoot true in somo sections thejand is so dry- and hard that plowing a al most impossible one fairly large operator in haltori whom we visi ted this past weillc hspes to sow around 100 ncjos hero fl oneway disc wasln operation a goodly percentage of this in crease acreage will be sown to the variety cornell 505 this variety is now more popular than the old relinblc dawsons golden chaff experimental work oft both guelph and ottawa has resulted in two to three bushels more per acre from cornell than pawsons however the big advantage we personally note is that- the cornell variety is much flratcurfisjstant to loose smut unfortunately thcro is no very practical treatment for loose smut in wheat so consequently resist ance to loose smut is a factor which we cant afford to overlook that doesnt mean it isnt necessary to treat your seed wheat against ball or stinking smut one has only to have a dose of this such as another halton farmer we called on at threshing time recently to be sold on the idea of using one of the dust treatments such os ceresan fortunately there is plenty of the cornell variety in halton and the price suggested by the seed mark eting committee of- the ontario crop improvement association is 225 per bus for commercial no 1 registered cornell will not be available in any quantity for ano ther year or two halton farmers in genera are sold on the use of commercial fer tilizer on fall wheot this is one grain crop on which fertilizer will- definitely pay almost without ex ception we would however point out that according to n j thomas of the soils department at the oac 100 lbs per acre drilled in is equal to 25 lbs sown broadcast- so gov ern yourself accordingly as to the brand of fertilizer to use this will depend on the previous cropping history of thefield manurial treat ment etc if in doubx contact the agricultural offlco at milton or better still send a sample of soil from the field in auostlon to guelph for analysis hatvovdr we- an- gest contacting the agricultural office at milton where you can se cure sample soiv boxes instructions on taking your aamplps etc ipicf op milling wheat arpltoaciieg feeding vafcue at a recent nceti tic of ho seed marketing committee of the on- uirlo crop improvement associa tion it wps the opinion of thoso pecsent that the present slump itii prices of wlntor whoat may be duo in part to extremely heavy deliv eries dlrqot from the combine or thresher needless to add tho cur tailment in export is another fac tor it was their opinion liowevor that present prices might reason ably be expected to recover to some extent in any case the present price to tlic farmers is so close to feed wheat price that further deli veries are likely to be drastically curtailed i prospects point to large cattle shows at milton judging bymhe prize lists just released for the halton holstein jersey and guernsey shows to be held at milton on september i24th there should be a great show the holstein breeders are offer ing a 60000 prize list the jorsey breeders a 41000 prize list and the guernsey breeders 44300 in cosh prizes all three amounts lis ted are exclusive of n large number of specials the judges selected are as follows hblsteins e a innis brantford jerseys j w pawley caledon guernseys wm brooks paris the shorthorn prize list has also been revised and local shorthorn breeders have promised to be out in force in this fjng maurice baker of scotsdale farm georgetown will be the official adjudicator large attendance at calf club guernsey breeders- meeting last friday evening halton calf clubs in cooperation with the halton and peel guernsey breed ersheld n- twilight barn meeting at m t mcnabbs sons near georgetown this was the fourth barn meeting for halton calf clubs in 1949 previous meetings being held at m c bcatys on jerseys hays limited on holslclns and grant campbells on shorthorns the programme included judging of two plossos of guernseys a dem onstration in clipping by addison t woodley heltons sterling calf club loader nnothor demonstration on throwing and hoof trimming by harold clapp of frnscrdule farm york couhty the excellent even ings programme was brought to a conclusion with a- fflm entlucd- vpasturelrfnds scrocnwl through the courtesy of j g jarvis ofmjje- dowvfllo j lloyd chlkholm prcsl- dent of the halton club ws in charge wilh osslitahcc from b uiiodnins of the ontariooubrnscy breeders and agricultural nepro sentiitivp je whitelock clark lyons attends fourh club camp at raleigh state college representing the province of on tario nt the 4h club camp at the stiile college of afdfculture ral eigh noprrt carolina 7ast week was clark lyons ho of r r 2 norval ono boy and one tfirl are chojcn each year to attend the camp- clark is one of the finest- sports men in this district ho is a lacrosse player of note beinn one of he main players on this years norval intermediatc team and has nlso- hcen prominent in softball and basketball circles in this district he is a menjber of alloa junior farm ers waa n member of lost years provincial championship palf club judging team ind represented on tario in t he national competition held nt the royal winter fair int the preliminary competition held last fall at guelph he was hlfih man in the dairy calf club section and hifih man for the en tire competition embracing judging of all types following his success at the royal winter fair clark accepted a posi tion as assistant herd superintend ent of the glonafton herd on the farm of j j e mccngue alllston last april he returned home to assist his father on their 200 acre farm near norval miss eleanor lillicoe of hurds- mans landing carleton county was the girl representative at the camp a member of carletofi coun ty junior farmers association she has completed ten home economics units and is only two removed from securing her provincial honours in tomemaking club work oliver dalrymple of stirling agricultural representative lor hastings county was also a member of the part llefore his appointment to that of- fire he was assistant in gry el gin and haldiinand counties hands in training for ontario learning to make plastics o to in onturio the wikmoh of indiihtry turn for the linnrfit nf every hinglc one of iih our in thru lynaiiinti drill jinhnrn farm cnmlriiiek trartorn ltiiniihhh machines etc are producing foodhanil srrvicch which earn dollar thene dollars provide food clothing inidjcul ran- anthotlicr ihcermitich which eontrihute to our hrciirity and high htaudard of living every wingjc oneof iih therefore hat u very pitkonul intenhl in the jlow of u htcudy htipply of trained workcrh to indumtriuljilanlh tliene workers will operate inarhines which are iuimrtant to our wuyof lift we hhould apprcetute then the cojteralive- effortft of govcrmnriit vr hhould apprcetute then the coopcrulive ell oris ol government t idiihtry and la hour in the held of employee training jn hitjooih and in fgtflfe iactorieh our workers yoing and old are given the opimirttuiity to develop new and hpecilic skill in every field of hiumiciih and induhtriul activity for instance an in the pictures hiiowii here evrjy effort of ontariot newlyikiued plastics workers will mean hettcr plantie products will help to make ontario a finer place in which to live and work the brewing industry ontario our way of ilfo nwarclh trained ilnncln ontario workrrh know tiiry can rnm inorr have rxrcntivr rcihmihiliiity and enjoy a iiighrr ntiiiiilard u living in direct rutioto the nkillrt tliiy uc- quire and the waytliry inuke uhc of thrm tliutit ulwuyn true iti a free economy that why our com petitive mymfiu wjll continue to make canada great and i brest place in whichc to jive phone 328 or 16sr floor sanding floor unrlec and refinibd am duatltku way nfiwmpdern equipment ted bll7dd sand gravel fill cement blocks dfement charles hancock ustuu phqne 113r7 attention wrmers we are paying the highest pevailing prices for dead or crippled farm animals i horses cattle hogs telephone collect for immediate service gordon young limited toronto adelaide 3636 guelph 3334 for prompt and efficient service in general haulage work call dickenson haulage also ouelph building blocks chimney blocks partition tile cement bricks washed sand washed stone phone 84r33 georgetown or 381 r22 leaver electric 1 i 1 industrial and commercial wiring 1 a de beaulieu main street phone 41 8j i po box 190 its going to press a georgetowns new telephone book tni bill tfliphoni the new telephone directory is now being given ita final touches before going to press should ybu wish to make any f 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