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Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), December 27, 1956, p. 9

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v r j- the acton free press thursday deceiriber 27 v pasture y hah cows nprrroducing during the past month many halton dairymen have told is that their cows are not prndncmg the way they should in line with this the daimcs in toronto nearly all report ajaiorte of milk ilk short while our million mows and granaries in most rases were well filled the bulk of our feed niws h l reelect george readhead halton plowmen prexy halfonftowmcn tried out a new vla for them at their annual meetuti n december la the nuvluik was held at the milton inn and started off with dinner it held a reorganization nieellnu in the mitchell hotel isamc hotel on november mr stanley i hall m i a a director of the ontario plowmens is perhaps fitting that this should i and an hohorar of the halton as this year pertuinlv anpcur to luck milk producmi iihilily true lot of ourouts with thvinfroptum f the garry and rodney vurtclirs werp badly rusnii and lh thai is one factor m the low milk pro- duction problem- the second and we think the more important fac- srrtor is tbeiunahty our hay again the low quullv of our hay as largely the result ofvathei conditions in late may and early june kroutnt comtliim xx i ua mvtr juki our nualovs vre very j v m stom in fact it wiut unit jiuw tu for our numilivvs a tuulk martwl to mtke growth coiistsontl it was lati june before a larte er- cenlage of our lirm ti atot oj hay iftft oihmalftiiks uiuler w ay unci thu coupled with catchy weather saw niaiiv folk still at the ha the end of july a 4ionth after the crop sliouki have iwrn m the turn the resu it a lot of badly wealb- wed poor quality hay i and we know nf no bettor way to determine quality in bay than by the way the old dairy cow res ponds when one has to feed a lot of molasses with the huv in order to net the immsi to clean it up you can ih positive the pialtty isnt there and when they do it i doesnt prtntuce milk tiun all ioe to remind us of the truth of that statement our ha ami pisttire crop- are mji 11 om vurcmhie crops that tiring- us to the listurv story of the year be so bevaurfc we note in an old minute hook hack in nwrthat the halton mould board association grosses over 215 per acre on july 3 last- some of our farm operator will recall the twilight lour shiisored by th ilidton soil uicnl socuition brought greetings and an encouraging message on decem ber is before leaving for another engagement clscwherc in the coun ty the meeting recommended that ye li57 mutch in- held mrjjipies uig towltslup the following officers and dir- ivtors wore appoluted as delegates lo the annual meeting of the out urio plowniens assiition geo e kcadhcad leonard listei cle tier mclll j ii taylor and l improwmcnl vsmmiii stanlr may on unit lolll c wild a brief five secretary s feport revealed iimi lo a five acre ion term pas- k tnv h match was one turc a liic ke1i ella farm at most largol conlesttsl matches ltinl ken laitl tin- pamuic down i hvd iii the province in lilcirt tu rn lixvi on a live avcc jelt near uit- w iis also paid to inest irvine itu- tarn it is a luld which coil vvma lo man ollici uidivntuals and laui tilti high ani low land so 01 gamallons vvluvs neraus o- mr klla selected li different st j jmratioii iilll the halton as nuntores uic loi the -thre- aires shmation to ofter a prue lis n i lnli land and the second tor j- kcepuii w ilh ircstiit -vla- aii u ihe lw und at the field winch allure uormallv fhmlsin the spi inc j th- election of the direcloialc with a sptinu crek riiniunit i remillst us follows iwst president aloiik ihe tronl of th- tull ani j 1 shiiir wilsn pridenl tle lose to the barn and on lofi o k liealhiait vice- president leon this thuij the sorvrtf field one ard listmd olelklt mclxlwelf does vjot like iti plow mole fre- sretal v treasurer j k jtililte- piently than is atislutc4y nces- lkk vir it makes an tdea1 fiell ftr a 1trrrtlors ksoueslng ko tur- ung tirni pasture ken seeded it n- 1 ttiuinliikliam stanley may iixmii with a bushel of oats to the and oiftmd wi lilesuortb assvc- v i i e 11 reeve lin ham host at dinner iiihvi walter iinbam was lnut to members of ksiiesing council ad township official at a jioon dlilner at thv meoihbon house georgetown the dinner with the council nuhtint that took place in the inoinine conclude1 the years sessions mr lmham who is stepping down from the reeves chairvo a cuuwil seat in 1057 was compli- mvntthl on a successful year in of fice hyu number of the guests who spoke briefly during the dinner hour those present included deputy reeve george turrie councillors wilfrid llird camplll siiutur and spencer wilsm clerk-lriasiii- ir k l lnidsav assessment com mission- arthur henton road superintendent william- towiiseiid and ineiiiluis of the towushli works staff sam milcham lliti lnidsav frank wilson and willi in lilie tleolte l ttrlw 11 who handle the township ulsltl alice lack hurl and tom van sicker of lool kelawtl clip walkerton in second game acre lal u the i sets1 th- its ani ttle enmei1 lliller luil hi nv 4 2i12 to -r- were sown nst itien the mixture was hroadetst it finally til th- his to the acreanl ull was jiacked tti- oats were pastured off despite iii- ll v season t p1xv kit- held also il some more pasture oft ihe field the same fall ill- wet spi nn of lilati preveiilst tin- attle imiui lurnd in until lime 111 the pasture was so tat ahead of the klla herd of 17 lei sc iows ttiit it was thought ad visihle lo fence off two acres i i with an lectric felle this w a cut f hav and melded bale- -hi- ikuic 4s ills to the bale vahiiut the hav it a to th ton t ihe terse milk at t till l cwt w huh was th aveine pi ice mi ktii ntn1 for ins milk at the tarnl in plsi the fuul ciassisl sls pr acre this past season that ken apprsiats flu- alue of nsnt pasture is ihirnc out by the fact that he topmsd dresst bis pasture with barnyard manure in the fall of liisfi and in october last the field received an other ith lbs to thecre of 02 lit this story should not be inter preted however a sugkesting that everyone should lay down a long term pasture there are farms which have fields which lend themselves to the idea in other cases the general farm layout may- lend itself better to haypasture mixtures which can be included m the regular rotation halton federation names new officers j ii taylor of appleby wis el j cctod president of the ii ill ii j kedi a ion f agriculture for is7 at th- annual moelini t the couiuv federation held in the kairview school auditorium on mmiilai evening of last w k oth er officers elected were as follows vicepresidents k 1 likmg mi sprow i vui fish ltrhk harris secrtai v treasuri a ll lultei k i ltavidsan the relirmt pre ident presilsd over the very o- nllent program of the evening i the gathering was honorxsi with an unexpected visit from floyd i griesbach the sctetir f the j national farm forum committee j mr griesbach wis accompanied bv wyatt br ice of the agricult ural education and information bureau in jamaica the interest of the audience in credit unions was certainly stim ulated by the enlightening und humorous address of rruce mc- cutcheon of dundalk mr mecut- cheon is certainly an authority on the subject of credit unions hav ing served as a director of the cpcdit union located in dundalk since its inception and in addition w is a member of the board of the cooihrative imon of ontario it was indeed a gripping and nmimg story which mr mccut chniti told bisni on thciv exjyer lenee at dundalk frankly we will ih- a little surprises if a kuril credit inion dhs not matcnalixe in halton as a rertiit of this ad dress the group discussion on the hole of the ivtcgatc ahlv led by national farm forum secretary griesbach was another feature of the outstanding evenmgs program which marked the is5s annual meeting of the halton federation rat lloil fishei tom llunter kl mil trafatgal 1 l marshall john w picket llod may and thomas mow i ii associile arnoll how leli keith meriv george hall nelson 1 ll taylor itoy kl teuton rllcn tainpheu and 1 k klleiiton asstial krwin gunby hugh warmmgloii iiud freyl ag- ihw niissuaweya j r mcphall ksvfci golilou ibilhrl hurren and geo ge swalill asshlat j 1 ctusliolni jack turner ani sandy buchanan honor ii dirctois w f brvk on slant i hall victor hull uiss seworth llaule f picket harold picket j allui lhvon 1 a kllioii w ii holuisoii vernon f m aittuu finest irvine audit oi fi mv m nivii it ma i- of inter si to our readers t leal n ihe names of the wimheisvit the match held on the farm of johnston lluiison on novemur it 1ksi1 first class f m smellie nor y al hugh iic ilramptoii james jarxis ttoyne oavid featherstone lbunipiiii ssiuid ckiss john jarvis iloyne john alams milton franklin featherstone drumipun mauiifacturers class hector brown ksqiicsmg charles smith boyne bwt mcmicking brampton boys class rowland jarvis boyne thomas featherstone orurtupnn ivmble furtow class rob bush milton george denoon milton john wilson milton milton edges acton 4 to 3 in junior tilt palermo skipped over norval 4- 2 and milton edged acton 32 in ihe tvvo junior farmer hockey games al milton arena lust week referees bill boyd and bruce hood dished out 18 ienaltles two of them majors during the two games norval marksmen ken richard son and iv richardsnii were oul- icagucd by palermos b price g richardson ken vivian mid d murray dave leslie picked up two hiialtles for norval as did ken richards in und j 11 camer on nctmiiidcr managed one for lay nig the goal crease for paler mo g richards in and ii price icceived penalties gialiam gillies john willmutt ani ii tasker scored for milton in j the second gam murray tnskor lukl up three sti lcs in the sin llll while c mel ami lollll will- ill oil graham gillies and aiunld i how ten also received fifilfltlev aton s malksuiu were j m i thin old john iiiinliigliaiu roil sinclali got three penalties for the noith lldlon team nl wilbert lao had one acton ymflla midget tmsket ball team to to the flvir friday g afielumin luvcton lo defeat the waikertoii high school midgets by a score of 61- is john tripp led the scoring for the acton five yvith 20 points and was supported by peter laws m and lon pure each of hom scirtsl 15 points hill churchill and slew ait mac- honald with four pkllits each and have fleming w lib three points completed the acton scoring acton uhi all th- yvay ani the game was much different from the ls 2t victory that acton uianagsl jo eke mil in walkerton last month acton team cmsrsteti of john tripp have fleming stewart mac donald peter 1awson hriaii mc- crislall don puce iv ug hui dick ani hill i tun lull the lie vi game of this sci les will be phyeuiii walkei ton in lanuoy 1u pollock and campbell muiwtactui ei s of high gradf mrworiais mfmorial engraving tkihhonk 048 62 water st north gait rcefitiso rex heslop elected builders president the north halton builders as sociation held its organizational meeting monday hie following of ficers were elected president bex lleslup vice president hill ham lltou seiretaryv harold halrslow tieasurer harold foliert directors mac osher sam silversteiu and joe pacholok builders from aclun milton and tither centres in north halton will lie taking part two jamroheb tkain8 two seial trains one from the atlantic provinces and one from ontario will carry hut siw can- aliau scouts and lcadcis lo the fourth american national jaiu- biree at valley irge pennsyl- vanla next july it will be ihe largest canadian contingent ever sent to all alilellcau jamlioree the canadians will present lypic ally canadian camp fire pro gi am dm lug ih gathering of nillhni sruuls at convention among the tlllusands qfdeleg ales an siipporba from all parts of canada attending the national convention of the progressive con servative party at otlayva were mac sprowl of acton anil sandy best of georgetown others thero from this district were hon george a and mrs drew guelph and john hoot mpp welllngloi- oufferinl orion i h s holden optometrist eyes examined glasses fui ed 7 douglas si guelph phono taylor 27150 alsco aluminum selfstoring doors and windows awnings and railings dont he lisoppoinlec1 we can guarantee at the moment 4 to 6 weeks delivery free deaaqnsiraion free estimates no obligation pay ioo than nothing until march i9s7 j mc mullen acton alsco sales representative phone 66 wanted maple logs will pay top price for top quality hard- maple logs or tree rilqnk murray crawford ltd campbeuviue tr l9s7 r m coxe plumbing heating eavestrouohino rnttflh ft oil purmcm ga wttat tank free estimates phone 29 acton v ymca 1 o all olh i ikiwis for 1 a lijp tktllviu icaiuii roy and rheta goodwin acton y m c a winter schedule adult gthe tops cleaners 8 phone 128 acton 2 wlcicioc1icccccklllcvi gthtd oin days salut stk mak1k ont icr wirvkcrs lii- uncovcrcst vaudeville p asters n the walls of an historic biniding on quen st between 1s1 and 19s6 the am ount of work time reuuired by a canadian industrial employe to va for a mans xvbolsuit has de- crviised frvim 53 hours and l mm utes to t hours and 39 minutes notice no milk deliveries january 1st- 2nd signed the acton dairies montlay llles allmliai lskellm tdksliay chess cluh ikisketlmll wkdnksday lladinintun table tennis thultsday ys mens club track cluh rkihay mxlel itillwuy cluh satiikdav itatlinititon iiimi p m ii iii ii m ii ml p in h3ii p in huh p m himi p nl lll miiin i h in mil 6 30 pm 2nd and 4th thursdays 7 30 p in 7 30 p in 7 30 p in showers and ihidy huildini rinllties are available all day lo members monday saturday the ikiard of directors mel the third thursday of the month m are in llil to hive tune li cluldiu s work as a leader ilease ijilllart the secretary fr fiitther uiforuialmli youth division r2ftt undettput hat lite tuiglil jcj of a new york tnc ctuiuiiisionef divc tti an mca imt he liked tmutcvt cap liuikel ik letsiilatioit llic lici- mct hut he lecognithl llm cvci imcviiii tlangct of falling ajcttii n lie minply had an in- iki ltkll oi alunuiiuiii nutlo mdj fuud into the up and thals allele tde co4ikt in a litjhlvaciglil alu minum shield thai utiuld 111 uudei a vkayvwaid hushand ledoia and vavc him many iull ahtasumi vblken he m tea led in laic it ingtii lu m folium nm reception hy i lie link womau ah aluminum the mwwmelal aluminum company of canada llti alcan put yoar aeit trip s v s y y y v y 5 mjimg root hardware rockwood ontr s another new beginning 1s7 is on its wat hbjbb anothot brand new year i may it prove rkhiy rewarding to you and yours in good health hapmnek and the fulfillment of your wost cherished dfsires funeral home monday mldkit hasketlil practice r hnee star juiiuir hiy j pipe lullld llpe sitnil juvenile basketball practice tuesday cihss cluh and instruction senior hoys ivni class pipe hand drum sctinn dunce instrikliim cjass juvenile basketball practice tiicksday track club k hi day laders crps flimir hockey 1eakue model itailway club saturday badminton club mldkct uasketiall practice friday nirht dances are sponsored by the ym the first and third fridays of each month 8 7i0 p m 7 ho p in 71 p m h30 p in s 30 p m 7 00 p in 7 is p in 7 30 p m h 30 p in 7 30 p in i 30 p m ii 45 pm 7 30 p in 1000 a m 3 30 p m ca track club 3011 30 prn i u i v- a new hand at the helm may your course in 1957 be true your pas sage prosperous as a new skip per takes over for another year fl wright monday junior boys cym class novelty gray club junior girls rym class midget basketball practice pipe band practice i pipes i tuesday intermediate boys gyi class intermediate girls gym class chesr club pipe band practice idrumil wednesday baskebill schixl junior woodworking class bantam basketball practice intermediate woodworking class thursday gymnastics club bishops gray stamp cub second and fourth trclc club friday leaders corps 4j0pm royalstar gray clnb 4 30 p m 4 30 p m 5 10 p rh 7 00 p nv 7 is p m 430 pm 5 to p m 8 30 pm 7 15 pjn 430 p m 4 30 p m 7 00 p m 7 00 pm 4 30 pm v p m 7 15 pm 730 pm your loctl bus trtteltgtnt an tale care of ll the fletlils of your rip youwill httt no fussing about hotels stop overs sightseeing or other arrangements while you at en route- you ill be free to erijoy vi erf minute sample package tout keitickt caves 4 days 5400 frm tw includes return hotel i nights 2 in a room 6 metis tours of cates and diamond cavern j ask your agent about other package tours floor hockey league saturday badminton club and beginners instructions for children bantam basketball midget basketball 4 js p jn 645 pm laooajn 200 pjn xaopm tickets and bus travil informayion at harold wiles miomc 207 i age groupings 810 yean junior 1113 years intermediate v sli

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