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anil a large crowd attended church scrviec lovely easter lilies and pink snapdragons adorned the front table the choir sang the joyful eas tor tide away with sin and sorrow and the message by the minister who baid easter time is a desire to live jesus stood for truth goodncs and love which is gods way of saying it s our way to live easter visitors among us were mr ind mrs earl bayers and baby linda of ottawa with her parents mr and mrs joe drake ronald and joey mr herb cantclon of strcetsvillc with mr and mis fred wriggles worth miss i ule reed of toronto with her sister mrs george wingficld and gordon mrs george kennedy milton with mr and mrs c b dick mrs john ruddell and son douglas left last week for sudbury where she will be an attendant at her sisters wedding on april 3rd the women s institute held us mai eh meeting down at the halton centennial manor in milton with the ladles of the manor as guests pres ident mrs w bird presided for an ii sh programme readings were giv en by mrs hector bird and mrs tho mas giffen and solos by mrs francis thompson mrs lloyd davison de lighted the audience with piano solos the motto consider the turtle he doesnt make progress until he sticks his neck out was given by mrs horace barnes roll call was answered with and interesting fact about a canadian product and from the answere we rea- alized how varied are our canadia industries community singing fol lowed by the queen after which a bocial period was enjoyed mr and mrs mark collier of wat erloo were laster sunday guests with mr jnd mrs ceul wilson and bill thb oborobtown hirald wednesday evening april 4th 1966 excellent attendance at halton seed fair businesswomen hear talk penal reform for women monday evening march 2fith the georgetown business and piofcssion al women held their regulai monthly dinner meeting in knox pi csb tenan church the members of the mam circle catered to the delicious dinner uhe members welcomed their picsi dent back who has been ill ihue were several guests from town who came lo hear the speaker miss phyl lis 11 ask in of the elizabeth fr soeie ty who spoke on penal reform foi women misb haslom is the kind of speaker who just stands and talks and hold her audience spellbound jo those of uh who aie foitunate enough to live in a eoniniunity like georgetown and vicinity her talk was shocking in many respects it is hard to believe that such conditions exist in that there is little provision made for women in the prisons m canada the elizabeth fry society are doing a tremendous job and need all the as sistance any organization can give them the main business dealt with in the business poition of the meeting was the deeision to hold a games night members were asked to bring a table of any kind of game bridge can asta euchre chinese checkers scrabble with prizes for every table along with several free giveaway pn zes glenna doherty accompanied hy sandra seott sang two lovely solos for the members and guests eliza beth mcrosti introduced 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86011 order from the carrier on yonr street or write the a telegram bay and melinda ste toronto l j e w some two hundred farm operators from all parts of halton were m at tendance at the annual halton seed fair in the milton town hall on sat urday march 24th as pointed out by the chairman e ross segsworth the president of the halton soil and crop improvement association the prim ary purpose of this seed fair is to bring people who have seed for sale together with those who wish to pur chase good quality seed judging by the auction of ten bushel lots conducted by j a elliott this objee live was accomplished registered lots of oats sold at an average price of 1 87 with a top- of 2 05 for calvin aitkons first prize lot of registered no 1 larain oats commercial no 1 oats sold in ten bushel lots at an average of 1 58 and the only ten bushel lot of commercial no 1 mont calm barley at 2 05 dr don huntley head of the field husbandry department at the ontario agricutural college who was the first speaker on the excellent pro gramme referred to the disappear ance of halton farm lands for indus trial and housing development a good farm always looks better than any factory building but i suppose that is progress and we will have td put up with it he stated farming will never be a cookbook sort of for mula and jou farmers will in the fi nal analysis will have to use your own good judgment to make our land more productive the second speaker charles mcln nis president of the ontario hog producers association who was in troduced by a r service chairman of the agricultural committee of county council stated we in the agricultural industry have not been doing what industry is doing they have established good salesmanship and an excellent marketing program and it is time that we as farmers re viewed the situation and considered similar programs there has never been a time he stated when we in agriculture were unable to provide sufficient food and a surplus for our people that is a it should be but it is equally import ant that we learn to handle those sur pluses without depressing prices stanley hall mla whoextcnds the thanks of the gathering to messrs huntley and mclnnis also congratula led the officers and members of the halton association on their seed fair and general programme congratula tions were also extended by mr hall to the halton juniors on their educa tional displays and on their provin cial championship debating team fortyeight junior farmers saturday morning saw a record turnout of 48 juniors for the annual seed judging competition merle gun by was the champion judge of the day and won the strathcona orchards trophy other trophy winners were george grcenlees who won the hal ton seed growers trophy emblematic of the high score in judging of cereal grains and sandy buchanan who had the high score in judging of hay and potatoes and thereby won the halton cream and butter co trophy other awards were as follows juniors george grcenlees george hume don taylor harold patterson philip shepherd bob merrj ros austin daid hume ernest alexan rier fred barnes intermediates merle gunhy lynne coulter bill robinson bill marshall paul ford ross shortill and mcrvyn colling tied tom hun tcr peter schollz doug starret seniors sandy buchanan don johnson and john w picket tied john willmott bill wilson mark marquardt tied david wilson gor don harris norman bird howson ruddell farm news j b nelson talks to dhia members j e w j b nelson associate director of the farm economics branch was the special speaker at a meeting of haltons three dairy herd improve ment groups on wednesday afternoon of last week the group met in the farmers bldg in milton compar ing the summaries of the 72 halton members for the years 1952 53 and 1954 55 it was pointed out by the speaker that they had in that two j ear period increased their average production per cow and had increased their size of business and improved their feeding efficiency but that lit tic or no change had been made on the other two factors it is the balan ced improved programme which counts no one factor in itself can offset the lack of efficiency in anoth- thc latter part of the afternoon was spent visiting and looking oer the farm business of sam harrop this young operator in the two year period has increased his average pro duction per cow by 3203 lbs increa sed the net returns of his herd b 2216 and reduced the cost of produ cing milk by 1 78 per cwt in com menting on this herd mr nelson sta ted this is what i mean by balanced improvement his summary shows that according to our standards he ii strong on two of the factors and at least average on the other three all in all wc think the group thor- oughl enjoed the practical discus sion on farm management