go rafw isbsl wt yoottnridibaci foe hyl hctttftitl- cowifafrf willi rogers fuel oh uison gitown twanalj74072 jtuki aw ih j saturday exc ursions iow fajffs every saturday to and incl april 13 tickets good going andretoming same saturday only bxcubsiol paiuc fkom 4 75 kitchener ru uwsulatkm rom a6ents iiiiete halton a peel guernsey club john bjra of i horticulture and allied topics was the guest speaker at the annual meeting of the haltoju peel guernsey tub held in 7 e quesujg community had stew- arttown on friday january 11th we are at the start of the au tomation age stated mr brad- shaw reference was made by the speaker to new mechaniaed equip ment which is being introduced inorder tenunjmise hand- labour mr bradshaw aiso dealt with the subject of pubhe lleiations connection jht punctured the idea thai the farmer ibhoulavt vertse- v theiting which opened with a delicious- dbri- served- by the ashgrbv w also included hrielt addresses by b6bwady chairman of the golden t guernsey special committee w milk jklar- xettng bruce hqdgins secretary ofthe canadian guernsey cattle club don mcbjenxle president of the ontario guernsey club tohn kjudelka president of vtlie yors simcpe duo and carl ellis pres aeutolthe central ontario guern sey club mr hodgins in us introductory remarks paid tribute to mrs gor don king of trafalgar ontarios dairy queen of 1856 and to george greehlees and bill robin son two of the members of hat- tons champion interconnty team at the 1856 royal 7 long time production awards and certificates were also presented by mr hod- gins to the followiiig haitoh breedersi jl c iasy pat farm palermo joan x mcnabb georgetown joyce terra cqtt art is theme for terra cotta meeting art farmed the theme of th january meeting of terra cotta womens institute- mrs cantelon brampton spoke to members urg ing an appreciation of good art and mrs fred sharpe displayed an art kit containing paintings by several famous artists mrs fraser bfacdonald presid ed at the meeting which was held at the home of mrs jack mcdon ald the ladies answered roll call by reciting a common grammati cal error at each meeting two members display their home talents this stone sons oakvlljfe wm g booth milton and george king asbn of bakvilter the kingsholm cow glen leon ard bessies new record stated mr hodgins will make her the top cow of the bered in canada for both milk and butterfat the election of the officers for 1857 resulted as follows president gordon king vicepresident m s alton sectreas don joyce directors peel county bruce mason esquesing township c w swackhamer- melvin mccullough finlay joyce j y mcnabb trafalgar twp emerson fea- therstone john mcdougall wm g booth nelson twp frank greenlees nassagaweya twp lloyd campbell and j l chisholm time it was the turn of mrs herb campbell and mrs andrew mfc donald the former showed cos tume jewellery she bad made her self while mrs mcdonald display ed a crocheted table cloth and pillows the wl is planning a euchre party in snelgrovehall and a committee was named to arrange it mrs clarence anderson mrs owens macdonald mrs wilfrid leslie and mrs herb campbell a vote of thanks to those con tributing to the program by miss florence wright was followed by a social hour 35fjj5prlfs etj i holstein pncucrs j x m the historical background nof thcsues and its political implica tions was the subject- of the in- terestinghmd timely address de livered by h r hare at the an nual meeting of thejudton hoi- stein club held- at trafalgar memorial hall on tuesday of hut week m hare who was the first agricultural representative forth county of haltop recently spent two years with tlunba organt- auod in iraq the problem in the middle east stated mr hare- is one of cojmmunisin imperial- isnv and povejal mixed up in bsos muton emerson feather- themame pot- at the time efj the former inspector gives schootr name robert little public school principal and county inspector has been honoured with naming of the old acton school after him the new school v under con struction will bear the name of miss m z bennett retired long time member of the school staff c w mckenzie continues as little school principal while w d e smith is principal of bennett school there are now 23 teachers on the acton staff and two addi tional will be required in septem ber just a few of the many good solid reasons are sound buys for every hauling job 1 foroos new f look styttng with disttnetiva hooded headligbta is functional as well as handsomft ita windshield largest of any truck gives yaaxs2sjan inches of vision area feir greater neeflatety its optional wraparound rear window adds extra vision area too halfton rnodels like the d100 ezpresb above are avail able with exchuuve pushbutton au uan anewmoh co powernd in fargo history up to 232 hup and fargoa e fallopening hood allows the moat elbowroom forsexvkang saves tune money 3 ixshnlve ilonia ilmnad oombustton chambers in fargo y8s get more go out of every gallon majm tegnlar gas fire like preminm mfasbxdze powerrobbing ca dbposba fargo euxes are extra thrffiy too foroovnew comfort ob has a 6way adjustablo aeat hi 1 1 a tofirfiinrn rgjitm lorntnd f hot in ofnor featorea independent parking brake adjosta from cabwitbont toola or troobla b farao offers a cosaptate range of bnalinodelatomobt ey eiy hanling ietn ill wnwmt fargo trocsnranfa froai2501ba to 46000 lbs ovw and upto66oooussaowmaxqrwithffroirtercapacitiee frames ml nihil i n ortshr cmpm octewds listttoj spi tour faaoo diaur today i choice off 19 wtieelease i vl or 6 iblillt xfil fit your ja v fall remjae off models i sioubph l v motor saus ltd first grjsat war the bight hon ourable mr balfour in return for the formuja for the manufacture ofausfard gas discovered by a jewish chemist named weisman promised the jews a home in paj- estine in 19 stated mr hare there were 100000 jews in palestine but by the time of partition 360 000 additional jews hadettled in the country up udtil the time of the partition the jews bad been buying land but with partition land was confiscated and 100000 arabs were driven out of pales tine mostly into jordanwhere they are sitting in camps iraq and arabia do not want these arab refugees in the final ana lysis israel is not recognized by egypt jordan and syria another speaker who is always a welcome guest at any meeting of helton black whites fa john wv powell ofrthe holsteuv friesian assn at brantfonl mr urged halton holstem breeders to take greater interest in herd classification- and re cord of performance work hal- ton is lagging behind in herd classification work he stated long time production certificates were presented to the following halton breeders tom beer 4 red and 1 blue ashville farms i red j w carney 1 red r c given i red j f trimble 1 red chas austin a red h bingham son 1 red a g hun ter 1 red- j c reid lred h c cooper 2 red g leslie peer son 1 blue and 1 red t j brownridge 1 red m t watson 1 silver and 1 blue another pleasing feature of the days program was the presenta tion by fieldman george drennan of premier breeder and premier exhibitor certificates to r c alexander heltons popular club president in 1956 the election of club officers for 1957 resulted as follows president g leslie peer 1st vicepresident w r royle 2nd vicepresident w r to- vell secretarytreasurer john w picket directors esquesing ward brownridge j w carney t h mcgee ford wickson and r c alexander nassagaweya wm mahon and murray mahon nelson fred bell brock har ris j h taylor and ross segs- worth trafalgar hugh beaty ralph ford and j c marshall halton representative nominat ed for national executive commit tee e ross segsworth this thriving organization held its business session in the morn ing followed by the usual bang- up dinner for which the black st white ladies are justly famous i l i rl v fwnt iij c bss ance travel ral tstate 72512 mhistrern servgl your community fog ovtfr 30 year we service t v apf11ancb iroo idariirv oc j i ernips rawd mattkeet tmaolea701 no m ken new bathrooms installed or remooejlled charlie water systems 5 king strot east beaver lumber- farm mews tr 74441 j n 4 s- t seed grain limited in county this year j e w seed grain supplies in ialton arc likely to be scarce judging by a survey made at the recent- annual meeting of the halton soil and crop improvement association in view of the superiority displayed by the new varieties garry and rod ney in 1956 ip would seem logical to assume that those who are in the market for seed grain will not be interested in any variety of oats other than the two mentioned in view of the fact that many oats sprouted in the stook and in some cases were combined they heated in the- bin it would seem foolhar dy to purcha5gjsi grain which is not backed by a government grade which includes germination frank ly it is likely to be difficult to se cure seed grain this year which i is not weathered to some extent at least however we would not wor ry abourthat providing it is well graded free of weed seeds and backed by germination test cer tainly halton growers- who expect to nave seed grain for sale would be well advised to get their sample or samples away at once and wemean at once the cost is only cents per sample and the one pound samples should be sent to theuni proonetiobrservice of bo canada department of anculturem col lier street toronto a word to the wise should besufflrlwit save up to 50 on farm buildinj costs and labour with pressurecreosoted poles and i posts using lowcost rpole type construction the key to inexpensive farm building and remodelling now or in the sprinoii pole frame buildings have been tested and accepted as the most efficient and labour saving farm buildings you can build for bet ter farming their strength and adaptability to all fartn operations low cost and ease of construction make pole frame buildings a wise in vestment for more profitable farming and since you can set the pressurecreosoted poles in the ground like fence posts no expensive excavation concrete or concrete forms are necessary and you can build now during the milder winter weather to save precious days in the spring simple and easy to put up no skilled labour or carpentry is required you can build or remodel farm buildings youself from simple basic beaver lum ber plans that can- easily be adapted to your needs construction is so simple little help is needed so your time and labour is cut in half come in and talk it over well be glad to help you plan your farm buildings for 1957 compare costs complete material for a 26 x 70 clear span machine shed 125500 a at x 6 loose housing barn only 260000 beaver pressure creosoted poles posts lumber provide 3 to 5 times the service ufel pressure creosoting forces the preservative deep into the very cells of the wood to provide a long service life free from rot and decay only clear peeled pine poles and top grade lumber are used inpressure creosoting so you receive double value long service and sound attractive buildings basic plans for machine shed barns bunker sqos and fencing only 25c write phone or visit beaver lumber today free estimates a regular service also for you convenience the bud get buying plan fotlarnr building or remodelling loans from woo to 3500 youtvlsh always welcome nash mcdowell repairs of all igncb toaagla 74r4s ii ji jvjviy v fit v li t7 vvy v- s w j i r h a isg x t mffl