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plowing match film shown at family night aiot allison leri- maiaeyharris ferguson dealer was welt pleased with hi family night last tuesday when some seventy people attended an entertainment at his dealership oh young street a film of tho tint world plowing championship at cobourg had krest local interest as it was won by a district resident jim eccles who q eavestroughing plumbing heating r don houston tr- 72506 has since bad a trip to ireland to compete in the second world match another film explained the ferg uson system and how it operates while another filmed at the guelph oac dealt with grasses three company men assisted jack binning of guelph- arnott nealc and jim currier of toronto coffee and doughnuts were tirved lo visitors i frr charles best crobtiian lecturer community shower for huttohville bride a community shower was tendered margaret elizabeth oldham in tbe sunday school room of hutlonville united church with peggy barnett june- llaynes and mrs harry evans is hostesses miss oldham who was married to robert joseph may on march 5th was also guest of honour at a china and linen shower at which her maid of honour miss marilyn butt and mrs l w butt were hostesses variety of subjects is covered in folk school mrs roy coulter- washer 4tm4t fue eve hul tut tt is ye limy la ui sw s u niiln rrsilii urn u w ikea y aw hfof ch ulel g bw to- a georgetown district resident dr charles ii best has been chosen croo- nian lecturer for 1035 by the council of the koyal society london the old est scientific society in the world dr best is first canadian to receive the award onr of the highest honours be stowed by the society itr is director of turontos banting and beit depsrt- lnent of medical research farm news uokl 2171 exactly as shown uuum sltilta wa hi iblrf clrsalsrs til see b swy dtled muy uuiffl it auawmtttett muvtud aw hjeowwitt hb uu l tj ngbjfjf tile low down paymeht terms to suit you shop or phone today lew itssua u ha v efteoti richardsons hardware georgetown tr 73501 wed asicuv eaj eveslr be sssss si sa wilaisf laiiaal stlae tefsty rsueit all canadian awards to twin elms herd in thr allcanadian awards rw rntly rtleased by thr csnsdan uernsry breeders association thr twin kim herd of joycr bros mil tun is really in thr niwi thty have two allcanadian animal plus an honorable mention thrir junior hrifrr calf twin kim nimble jes sica u all canadian calf and their senior yearling heifer twin kim mary heiress ti the all canadian enior yearling haifer both ani mal were aired by their honourable mention aged aire fraaerdale mer ry admiral that the twin kim herd ha pro duel on aa well as type la substantia- ted by the fact that the dam of mary meireaa their allcanadian senior yearling heifer namely twin kim ilonnic haa several outstand ing roi recorda one of which on two timea milking in 365 day u j3713 iba of milk and 732 lbs dk parttime farmer gets merit certificate km thompson proprietor of maple leaf dairy tells u that one of hii milk shippers kd duncan has been awarded a certificate from llatton health unit for securing 01 per cent tat ii factory grades mr duncan la a part time farmer in the scotch block handling hi milk business in his spare hours when he is not at his job in acton attm news visitors attracted by quality county herds j e w recent tour lo hal ton county by two different breed groups is indica tive of the high standing attained by many hal ion herds and also of the high regard in which they are held elsewhere in the province the firsr group to journey to hal loa in lfftfr was thai of the brant- norfolk jfjggx c their first stop was made at aobtevfmrnv owned- and operated by feathers ton ilroa dear trafalgar here they were met by- president mar alexander of the halton club and then with hill and jack festherstotu in charge ihfy made a tour of the 70 odd head of jerseys which won fur their owners the constructive 11 readers award then on to lindsle farm where thyy inspected turne 00 head which also won the constructive breeder award for m c beaty their third stop was to inpcl the herd of haltons third constructive breeder namely krn kua and sons following thu they visited haltons oldest established herd namely that of erald it graham at aahgrove no visit of such a group would be com- plite without a call at the home of haltons president mac alexander here they saw the jersey herd being built up the pig hatchery with its 50 brood sows and a herd of goat which is rapidly winning fame fqr the aleiander family f judging by the comments whtrh we overheard the visitors were more than dalijjhted by what they aaw not to mentiota the hospitality extended ftlo pour ouarnaary club the second group to visit halton was that of the big 4 guernsey club from the oahawa district their 1st call on march 3rd was t callumlra farms of m t mcnabb and sons kaqueaing township then on to the twin kims herd of joyce bros near milton here thry were particularly inter ested in inspecting the two animals bred at twin elms which recently won allcanadian awards j l chisnolms arawana herd waa the next pomt of call and then finally to the craig meadow herd of wm g booth thesr four halton herds have es tablished quite a record for them selves both in the show ring and in record of production work needless to add the visiting breeders were impressed at all four points by what thry saw and also delighted with the hospitality extended 9 arm imhovimiht loam rt evslaku r ssaay waj pmp aa etting ideas from a china egg in day feu by many farmers wife tad faith in the ehlna gat tarcerfor rslanraar basis it was supposed to sufgest to than that laylnf elf mil food idea a at fit in use royal buk 1 food mm too it is stroaf indues meat to iron to im mora a deposit follow deposit yoo watoh yoar savlnfi raw then almost before yoo know it savlnf hai become habit and a rueful 6oe build up yar neat eft royal bank there v no prattler plerura than healthy looking bank book gayerima si futurti year eulw t u nut tit l 0rhtutlfliuuttrmlliitrturmjuuldtiiilli jturoii frttottl if uttuui year euawa is asuavlur nit fuiuurvanaaftriirfrttittfitfhtija the royal bank of canada v otobdbtpvynbrarlch wi paitou mawasa fam news some facts about the swine industry hog market inc in 1054 were 1 5 per cent hicher than in 19m thcrea- sei marketinks were recorded in all pruvincrs except ontario and llrit- ish columbia ontario marketings in 1i1m showed a drop of 3 1 per cent jrm in3 and approximately 31 per cent below thne of 1052 in hal ton last years marketings showed a drop of 100 per cent below those of 1033 apd 42 0 per cent below those of 10a2 the quality of cana dian and ontario hogs dropped for the eighth successive year ontarios percentage of as for 10m was 200 per cent to show the seriousncabf this decline in quality we would point out that waterloo county had the highest percentage of as with 34 0 per cent in 1046 twentyfive coun ties had over 40 per cent as this psst year halton stood in 13th place from the standpoint of quality as a matter of fact only thirteen coun- toolato to tarn hack when you see trouble pil ing up straight ahead you have lost your chance to play safe and fire explosion theft or other disaster can hurt you plenty now j- before trouble strikes your home and your savings slide away in a trail of debt see us for strong in surance john r barber agency successors to elmer c thempun insurance lerwlea john it barbbr p kersey jl c thettiiwen mill street riangle 73521 i to qffote the oldest member pres ent a jolly group of men women young ladies and young men gather ed at the home of ur and mrs ed ward fish b r no lqakviue for the fifth halton county folk school this will be the first line of the di ary of the above school as written by an enthusiastic participant and a jolly time was had by the fifteen fulltime and two part time student who attended to discuss topics under the theme the future of the family fmim in halton county sponsors were farm forunje womena institute junior farmer andfederatiod of ag riculture groups several individuals attending rtacimr thfixjmtfnteres lid visitors of former yean ai ma be supposed the ahnve theme gave plenty of scope tut di- ruiiuns of vital interest to farm folk add to judge from the way the stud ents ivajuausd the programma three days wert not nearly long enough to aatitfy must ot them when asked if the programme was as good as antici pated all agreed that it had exceeded their expectations it wa pointed out lo thrm that you cant put people on paper and that it is the people dml make the actual program better than the printed one the group were delighted to rec eive a telegram from ales and flea nor sun of ottawa sending sincere wishes for the success of the school such excellent county leaders as j k whitelock county agricultural rep resentattve george k fjiiolt q in spired leader of young people in the county clifford vvaile student mini ster in halton county m j brown active in many farm organisations for many years mac sprowl popular ju nior farmer and w davidson of oak- ville all assisted the resident leader mrs hoy coulter to enlighten the narticipsnts on the various phases and responsibilities of rural farm living such subjects as getting started in farming father and son partner ships the story of the cooperative movement and family and commun ity recreation the purpose of the federation of agriculture travel ogue of a junior farmer in britain art appreciation and defining the family farm and the farm family were covered respectively by the above leaders friday might well be called pub licity day as the following gathered to gel a story of the school in pic tures jack mcpherson and edith storr from the provincial farm for um office george atkins and cam era man from chchtv hamilton and the local weekly publisher who has always been kind enough to pub lish pictures and stories of the hal ton county folk schools honourable mention goes to the boys of the two year diploma class at the ontario agricultural college guelph who covered the subject of education for farm living in a pa nel discussion planned to cover col- irgc life why they went and how they intend to put into practice the knowledge gained in their twoyear course eleanor saracuse attended satur day and sunday to assist with plan ning for the- community night pro gramme held at the trafalgar town ship hall on saturday night eleanor alao conducted the evaluation ses sion at the close of the school and gave leadership in banquet proced ure for the sunday noon meal the sunday service was held at wesley united church where an ex cellent sermon was delivered by the minister dr douglas jay whose fa ther rev chaa a jay was a halton county boy and la now minister at perth avenue united church in tor onto dr jay had visited the school on saturday and sat in on the topic of father and son partnerships thus gaining an insight into the methods and aims of folk schools ilia ser mon presented a challenge to the farmer to never forget that he was a steward of the land and his oblig ation to preserve its productivity alao remembering that personal sec urity can only be found in obeying god and having faith in him tics in ontario had over 30 per cent as 1054 marked the first year since rail grading became official that on tario had less than 30 per cent as exports amounted to the equiva lent of between five and mix hundred thousand hogs this represents at last 10 per cent of the total number marketed on the other hand domes tic disappearance amounted to appro ximately 80000 bogs per week which means that domestic consumption is approximately 66000 hogs per weak which means that domestic consump tion is approximately 50 pounds per capita getting back to quality the percentage of c hogs fat hogs in 1054 j was 700 per cent as compared with 254 per cent c hogs in 1050 the time for reversing the trend in the quality of ontarioshogs is lonff ov erdue recently stated w p wat son ontario livestock commission- er who is to be the chief speaker at haltons seed fair and bacon show in milton on march 26th the car cass cutting demonstration will be a real eyeopener to many in this demonstration ono side of an a hog and one side of a c hoj will be cut into domestic- cu those w think that all pork cuts irrespective w of quality sell at tho samtf price at tho butcher shop are aoing tohovo to find another excuse for market ing poof quality hogs when thib dem onstration is over the georgetown herald wednesday evening march 10 1055 page 7 ri do you know the j secrets f better hearing happiness you owe it to your personal well- hemt to your nerves lo yoar paaea ol jawd yea and to your pocket- bo4k to look into the wbiiptrwata otarion the nw triplatranslstor hfshb aid tsitli sdtfltlllc avuwe control and econoipy operation this new otarion is not just an- oilier almransistor hearing aid cam- pare otajuon with any other hear- itu aid raadetodav for siw perform ance and elartty e how this revolu tionary 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