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wihnil mr bmi itst so beaudfuuy coca spun sugar in the new curving mnes martins beauty 8 cieaveholm drive salon mutimn ernest alexander tops in halton land judging whkentnerson 4s queen st 1 7m51 georgetown lnssi summer sale of blue a coal onhr now t ywi imrat mow price fok june and july delivery stove nut sizes 2500 per ton j a f ernest alexander son of mr and mrs mate alexander norval was high contestant in the second annual halton land judging com petition held at the farm of brock harris on thursday july 10th tfee competition was under tse direction of the halton office of the ontario department of agrlcul ture and jhe soils department of the ontario agriculture college guekpfa and was sponsored by the 12 mhe creek the 18 mile creek and credit valley conservation authorities the programme got under way at 915 am with a tour of soils in he uuton area and instruc tion on soil management and class ification representatives of the soils department oa c mr wm campbell and j murray acted 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65 7 6th hodgen barnes 628 7th john kranendonk 61 4 8th john stull 612 9th keith ella 610 10th james aitken 60 0- 11th larry gardhouse 58j 12th marilyn sherwood 588 13th lome ella 575 14th mildred martin 57 4 15th alex finnie 543 16th gordon allan 51 2 17th russel murray 501 18th colin elliot 488 19th fred gisby 46 5 20th stephen may 450 21st janette finnie 445 intermediate 1st ernest alexander 85 2 2nd john van dijt 820 3rd bill lawrence 808 4th margaret lawson 805 son sandy barnes 70 56th lorna wood ley 764 7th carolyn gardhouse 734 8th mary lou taylor 71 5 9th george greenlees 71 4 10th mary lawr ence 700 llh charles martin 654 12th george stull 620 13tui jack robertsoh 59tr4th court ney agnew 57 9 senior programme in connection with the halton land judging competition a pro gramme for senior farm operators was held during the afternoon ses sion some 35 farm operators took advantage of this meeting mr t lane soils department o a c and j a francis agri cultural representative conduct ed a soils tour bv bus at the farm of brock hams a discussion was held on farm management and mr lane outlined the land use survey available to ontario fanners in this programme over a thou sand farms in ontario have been planned for best soils use it is interesting to note that some of the recommendations made for these thousand farms indicate that on 90 percent of the farms an improved rotation was needed also 90 percent required improv ed fertility practices 70 percent of the group required pasture re novation three practices were recom mended on 50 of the farms the use of grass waterways con tour or field strips and thirdly drainagement improvement 20 of the farms had some form of reforestation recommended 10 required gully or stream bank control the land use planning service is available to hahon farmers by contacting the office of the agri cultural representative evening banquet the credit valley sixteen mile creek and twelve mile creek conservation authorities sponsor ed a banquet for contestants and participants in the halton land j competition an soils tour the banquet was the agricultural hall milton fan- grounds with 61 in attendance flfhe chairman for the banquet programme was agricultural rep resentative j a francis who out lined the land judging compcti ion and the sorls tour programme mr e sutter field officer with the department of planning and development for the credit valley conservation authority showed a film on ontarios waterways assistant agric representative d e jackson announced the re sults of the competition the prize money and trophies were awarded to contestants- by mr wray bryant chairman of the- twelve mile creek conservation authority mr robt marshall chavman of the sixteen mile creek authority and mr a m greenaway chairman of the credit valley conservation authority peankmcarlisle weeing at dixie st john the baptist church in dixie was the scene of a pretty wedding on saturday june 20th when helen edyth carlyle daugh ter of mr 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