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i f z- v t Era Newmarket Aaron March Canadian Legion Notes Milton Wesley Branch By LLOYD SIVEBNS This Saturday night will be the night to celebrate St Pat ricks Day at the Legion Harry Syratt and his boys will be playing for the dance that is being at the hall Tonight members are in to get started Roy may be reached at See you at the meeting Cheerio Meets MOUNT ALBERT The meeting of the Cheerio Club vited with their families to was held in the United Church see the film of the World parlors Saturday evening Soccer Championship that was ladies present Mrs played between Germany and Rate England This film will be Marion Mitchell shown in the auditorium We wish to remind mem bers that this Friday night is their night All members will be allowed to bring a guest with him Members are again remind ed that the next meeting will be held this coming Monday were in charge of the pro gram Mrs March was the guest speaker using as her topic four women of the Bible Hannah and Abigail from the Old Testament and Martha and from the New Tes tament Barbara and Billy night March 20 President presented is asking for a numbers large turnout of all members We promised a while back that you would be hearing more news on the Junior Pipe Band As reported the pipers are coming along very well and they are now ready for drummers Any of the young folk who wish to learn bass and tenor drumming please contact Roy Smalley at your earliest convenience in order Red Cross Outpost Hospitals and Nursing Stations serve the remote areas of Canada where health facilities are not readily available The members voted to have their annual bazaar in the fall and to purchase three sturdy tables to use in the church parlors The next meeting of the club will be on April in stead of March the holi day weekend Mrs Vi Wilson Miss Glad ys Brooks and Miss Bertha served lunch Mrs Sadie of Sutton was a weekend visitor with Mrs Mae if- FARMING REPORT By AL WALL i Mrs Jack Boocock is holi daying in the Canary Islands Molasses is now considered to be an excellent winter sealer for Horizontal Corn Silos A good example of this new- technique is shown to Dr Dave Mown Beef Cattle Nutritionist with the University of by Norm of the Circle Ranch Ontario This method is an alternative to using plastic for seal ing this type of silo filled with corn silage Farmers wishing information should contact their county office of the Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food Milk Producers Snowed In VICTORIA SQUARE Strong winds causing the re cent heavy fall of snow to drift kept ah estimated from attending the York County Milk Producers meet ing at Victoria Square Com munity I fall Tuesday night Most of the 200 en countered difficulty getting out of their farm and only were successful and attended the meeting Weather conditions also pre vented the guest speaker from arriving two directors of the Ontario Milk Marketing Board Alan Ketcheson of and vin Stewart Ottawa were on hand and helped fill the gap They spoke about the alloca tion of milk quotas Russell Wood- bridge president in 1956 was reelected as were Carl and Fran cis Redclmeir Richmond Hill as vicepresident and secre tarytreasurer respectively Oliver Bales Newmarket was named to the board of directors All members representing the various areas of York were reelected To Avoid Exploitation By Private Developers Agricultural Representative for York County In the last couple of weeks I have written ferti lizer recommendations for about 125 farms in York The number of fields per farm goes up as high as or so it is natural that Im thinking more about fertilizer these days than anything else The most significant paint is that I am suggest ing higher and higher rates of nitrogen Im sure anyone that has had soil reports this winter will agree We have strong evidence now that rates of nitrogen that we would have thought foolish a few years ago will boost yields enough to more than pay the cost Corn is a prime example to lbs of actual nitrogen is now almost standard We are sure that barley wilt respond well too and I often suggest 1688 on soil with high fertility levels This is drastically different than the old standard of 2- or even Nitrogen is a good friend of wheat too Top dressing just as soon as the snow goes almost sure to pay One place where we are not using much nitrogen yet is on hay Its not needed of course if there is lots of alfalfa in the stand But we found many fields in our survey last year where alfalfa was down to a third or even less These fields are good prospects for nitrogen put on in April or when the snow goes Tests show that 80 lbs of actual nitrogen or 250 lbs of Ammonium Nitrate can increase yields of timothy or brome three to four times This means that a pound of nitrogen can produce about extra pounds of dry hay Nitrogen for hay or pasture is worth considering CLUBS START Clubs will start this year in the Easter holidays Boys and girls who were at least years by January 1 are all invited to join A note or tele phone call to me is all that is needed to get full NEWMARKET The larg est and most enthusiastic an nual meeting of Canadian Guernsey breeders held in years was the comment of associ ation secretary at the con clusion of the meeting held recently in the Skyline Motor Hotel Toronto The enthusiasm was due principally to the approach which the association and its membership were taking in stimulating increased milk production and this was the theme of the meeting Secretary in his re port to the meeting called for production to be increased twice as fast in the immedi ate future as had been the case in the past through im proved feeding weeding and breeding and a panel dis cussion which followed the noonday luncheon dealt with ways and means to obtain this result J who was elected president for chaired the panel com posed of Dr J Animal Science OAC Guelph Jim As sistant Director Experimental Farm Ridge- town Robert Man ager Jamaica Farms New market and Kenneth owner of Maplehurst Farm Copelown President Art V Hampton Dauphin Man urged breed ers to make an outstand ing year for Guernseys in Can ada by supporting shows the World Guernsey Conference A ft Saunders in the Maritime Provinces president the The officers and direct in and a director from that province on a num ber of occasions was honored for contribution to the breed as a breeder judge and association supporter E S Leonard Bridgetown are President H J Clapp Guelph past dent Art V Hampton Man first vlccpresV dent J M Brown Almonte second vicepresident B Peterson Agassiz BC sec- was honored for his con- Hod- as an outstanding gins Directors James breeder contributing animals to herds in Nova Scotia New Brunswick Ontario and Mani toba that have played a ma jor role in developing new herds Mr Leonards Home stead herd was for several years the top producing herd Walker Alberta Blake KtogsVllIc G Schwartz King Matt Heron King Duteau Que Jesse Saunders Bridgetown and Roy Kingston me let nils A few dates coming up are March for the and by taking positive action banquet March 21 for the Unit meet ing at Maple March for the barn meet ing and March for the Seed Fair and Weed Spray School NEWMARKET The Min ister of Municipal Affairs has called on rural municipalities for cooperation in planning of discussion from earlier meetings on assessment Mr Ferguson is a former president of the Federation and a former chairman of the to prevent exploitation by assessment committee Oshawa Wholesale Profit Increase TORONTOttehawa Whole sale annual report will show a net profit increase of 3907 per cent highest in the companys history and a per cent rise in sales Wolfe president re ported net profit for the fiscal year ended Jan 23 was compared with last year Sales were compared with 5138238835 Profit per share was 121 on 2480812 outstanding Com mon and Class A shares a per cent increase over cents on 2429142 shares last year The company also announ ced a per cent dividend in crease will pay divi dends of cents per share in compared with cents last year This is the seventh dividend increase since The first private developers The Hon J made the remark during an address to an Ontario Feder- alion of Agriculture confer ence on Assessment Taxation and Land Use Departing from his pre pared text he said his job is to prevent this kind of thing happening But I will be de pending on the rural munic ipalities for cooperation In his speech Mr Spooner said the question is not whether to have more urban development but rather what kind of urban development where and under what conditions lie said he favors changing the assessment period from one year to the life of lie municipal council In the cases where this has been Increased o two or three years Referring to the guidelines set down by the Planning Board the Minister said the quarterly dividend of cents government does not demand III I v 11 II l will be paid April to share holders of record March OPINIONS WOULD YOU DRIVE A HUNDRED MILES FOR A STUCK WINDOW Some new car owners arc stuck with to And another hundred for a door that doesnt fit properly And another hundred for a stubborn Water leak They often decide at hat point they should have bought their car closer to home and chalk their ex pensive lesson up to experience A new car buyer who purchases far out of hi own marketing area simply to save a few dollars purchase price frequently saves nothing and rohs himself of tins driving satisfaction he was entitled to when he bought the car Door adjustments water leaks rattles and dozens of other small problems that become big problems when they arc neglected fall under the responsibility or the selling dealer and arc NOT covered by war ranty Many of these service problems that annoy motor ists they have purchased a new could have been avoided by adequate predelivery service to the new car at dealers establishment following arrival from the factory i involved diagnosis time costly correspondence with the iShuS m Unprofitable But a lame dealer looks upon it as a customerkeeping My hi the deal regard- Who feels r inflexible adherence He said if a community produces a reasonable scheme for urban development not provided for In the general policy I will give the pro posal sympathetic consider ation More than 140 people took part In the conference held In the Motor Ho le In Toronto They repre sented agricultural producers from the length and breadth of the province In his fccynnlc address Hoy Coulter second vicepresident of Federation the purpose of the conference was to Identify problems In as sessment taxation and land use study solutions to them and suggest programs and policies Tills is not a policymaking meeting ho told dele gates but an attempt to solve problems we arc fac ing He pointed out that It was when the Federation first formed a rural assessment committee to push for fairer assessment and taxation Summing up at the end of oneday conference Jack Ferguson saw a pronounced change In attitudes and topics Among themes he noted in the meeting were A capital gains tax should be considered Planning should be on a provincewide basis Some compensation Is re quired so those who stay in agriculture are not second- class citizens More emphasis is needed In planning on the individuals ideas and less on profession alism Freezing the value of ex propriated land until payment is unjust A person forced to forego his way of life and move to another area must not be made to suffer The present tax system does not distribute the burden of taxation equitably The gains the has made have been obscured by increasing problems Mr Ferguson said the re current theme of a capital gains tax is the most striking change in the thinking of farm people He said it would have been inconceivable at a similar meeting only a few years ago He said there have been so many amendments to the tax legislation that it looks like grandmothers quill Per haps the answer is a new act a whole new approach he said In concluding Mr Ferguson said the important thing is that agriculture Is not asking any special favors All we want Is not to be relegated to second class citizens The meeting accepted for study by the Federation reso lutions from York and Peter borough Counties on solutions to taxation and assessment problems Camparee Films Shown At Annual Scout Dinner I i ASPIRIN Ho Tablets S clown to a few minutes 3 Close your eyes and rest ASPIRIN HELPS YOU FEEL BETTER IN MINUTES JWHfo Th Company C0L0I MOUNT ALBERT was master of ceremonies for the annual Scout and Cub Father and Son banquet in Mount Albert United Church on Thursday evening Rev William March was speaker and films on the at Chess Old hams farm and the Sut ton were shown The boys choir members Hisebrough Ronnie Dike Willitts Stanley Mark Terry and Wayne Harrison sang several selections direct ed by Mrs Norma Jackson Norman proposed a toast to the Fathers to which Ralph Bonner replied A toast the church was proposed Appointments Appoint ments of North council members to various boards was approved at Mon days council meeting Dave Davidson and will serve on the Rec reation Commission Frank Kcnnlnglon ami Jim on the Memorial Centre Board Mr Davidson and Mr on Community Hall Mr and Mr Elm drove Community Board and Reeve J Pales Mr and Mr Davidson on Planning Hoard First meeting of the North Centennial Board will be held March is at Memorial Centre Keswick at 8 pm by Rick Oldham and Rev March responded Two new Cub leaders Mrs Irene Long and Mrs Brown were invested in a special ceremony conducted by Airs assistant District Scout Commissioner for the South Lake Disjrict The persons attending enjoyed dinner served by Mrs A Cichelly convener of the Scout Ladies Auxiliary and her auxiliary members Mrs Mrs K Case Mrs McCullough Mrs M Klr- lon Group committee chairman Don Thompson will be call ing a meeting In the near fu ture to arrange for the sale of hot cross buns by the Scouts ami Cubs at Easter During the business session the fee structure of the as sociation was amended to in crease the association rev enue Registration in the low er age groupings were in creased by to for fe males up to six months and for females six months to one year Transfers were in creased in all categories to up lo 30 days from 31 days and for over days Honorary Life Member ships were awarded to three outstanding contributors to the Guernsey breed Mrs Jack Sr who was associated with her late hus band at Farm Concord was recognized for her contribution as hostess to many Guernsey functions down through years dur ing which played a major role in Guernsey affairs Tho Canadian and American Red Cross societies have a reciprocal agreement lo sup ply free blood to tourists who may need transfusions while visiting in their neighboring countries CATTLE OWNERS YOU BUY ANY RKKKhlKCl STOCK YOU KNOW ABOUT TIIKSR REPKODUOTIVK I months Avoided by curly vaccination of all heifers and artificial Insemina tion TRICHOMONIASIS causes early abortion from two months Cows discharge and become Medio Spread effective treat ment Avoided by artificial insemination VIBRIOSIS causes breeding problems low J Irregular Ileal periods and discharge Spread by bulls Treated by breed- an Von can protect your herd from the spread of those vIccr l lrcs hrolfh IN TIME THEYRE FOR EASTER HERE AGAIN MILLING and LATHE WORK Hour Service A SHOP St AURORA si 1 WHITCHURCH TOWNSHIP Federation of Agriculture Banquet Annual Meeting HALL TUESDAY MARCH 28 PM Speaker JOHN PHILLIPS Proposed revision of the constitution will be pre sented for consideration and adoption Don Stewart Starr i GOURMET BUFFET SUPPER QUEENSVILLE UNITED CHURCH MARCH 1967 TWO SITTINGS pm and Exotic Cuisine Prepared by THE GOURMET CHEFS ANY STEWARD FOR TICKETS tfuseriguz MOTOR OILS Those Lovely Live Mannequint II SHOW FASHIONS IN OUR WINDOW MARCH 230 PM aji URiinl the -z- Loblaw keep your engine clean and rustfree all year round COOP SUPER HEAVY DUTY cleans Mais and cools of your tractor truck or car Its highest quality available any routing and COOP PREMIUM tho lubricating of most or Comblnos lubrl cation low cost Contains special topravsnl foaming rust and corrosion An oil for COOP SERIES 3 Special drawl angina lubricant for requiring for OS Moots Caterpillar Tractor Company COOP REGULAR ML allround COOP GREASES flroaso no melting point and now LITHIUM for who prefer a with a standard spongy torture Both grasses will do an Job with a heavy oil for and amlfrfcUon bearings is Mr Ay United of Ontario NEWMARKET BRANCH 1