Angolan Bishop Speech at Holstein Breeders Ladies Night
The Rt. Rev. W E. Bagnall spoke at St Pauls United Church Hall Milton on automation exploration and liberation during the Holstein Breeders Club annual Ladies Night hosted by Earl Burt and members. He urged humanity over machines and stressed new signposts for values as John Kitching thanked the association.
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Halton
Holstein Breeders’ and Friends
St. Paul’s United Church Hall
Milton
Wenl
Earl Burt
Halfonsttes
Farmar
Joy Hayward
Rath Wige
Plo
Cire Yent
Doo Peer
Coe
W E. Bagnall
Niagara
Bagnall
Ieee
Bishop Bagnall
John Kitching
Halida
Holstein Breaders Club
Tractors Use Highways Risky With Fast Traffic
Farmers increasingly run a second farm down the road forcing tractors and equipment onto highways. Mixing high speed car traffic with slow moving machinery is dangerous, and careless handling can lead to loss of control and accidents.
Calfhood vaccination best for brucellosis
Ontario ends government funding for calf Brucellosis vaccination urging farmers to pay vets if they continue. Vaccines tags and certificates stay available as eradication progresses. Milk tests occur three times yearly. all female cattle over three and a half years are tested at slaughter. If disease signals, the herd is blood tested. Vaccinate calves at four to six months to avoid test suspicions at 18 months. if continuing, vaccinate all heifers at four months.
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Ontario
U.S.A
Advertising Drives Growth Through Increased Production
Advertising encourages business and industry by boosting sales of goods leading to more manufacturing, expanded services, and higher employment.
Drama festival winners advance to provincial finals
The Halton Junior Farmer drama festival on March 22 saw Palermo play The Income Tax defeat Acton Juniors' entry, ranking second at the zone finals in Orangeville. Wellington County's The Brothers in Arms won admission to the provincial finals in Guelph. Ontario and Peel Counties also took part. Robert Burton commented on their pride in humility.
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Palermo
Acton
Halton
Orangeville
Wellington County
Brothers In Arms
Guelph
Ontario
Peel
Equalized assessment threatens Halton farmers by higher taxes
The Smith Report discussed on March 6 advocates assessing land at market value, not parcel value, lifting farm assessments to 50 to 70 percent of market. Halton County faces rising taxes as equalized assessment nears September 30, with farms currently valued lower than urban properties.
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Halton
Bob Beach
County Board of Education
Milk price hike blamed on dairies not farmers
Halton County Milk Committee met in Milton on March 25 to map the 1968 program. A five member subcommittee was named to oversee Dairy Princess events and milk promotions at fairs while funding was set for Royal Winter Fair and 4-H awards. Directors opposed a new quality milk program and planned to attend a Regional Milk Committee meeting at Bondhead on April 4.
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Halton County Milk Committee
Agricultural Office
Milton
Mac Alexander
Jim Reid
Gordon Sinclair
Russell Hurren
John Kitchen
Halton
Ontario Milk Marketing Board
Bondhead
Fertilizer schedule for fruit trees recommended
Regular annual spring fertilization yields maximum quality fruit. Apply fertilizer as early in spring as possible after frost, typically in early April, to allow rains to carry nutrients deep into the soil for tree roots to use. Deviations from the schedule may disrupt the growing cycle.
Senseless hunting damages farm stock in Halton County
During winter reports describe harm to livestock and property from careless hunters. One ewe was shot in heart, another died after injury and had to be destroyed, while an electric fence was damaged by shotgun blasts. The note questions who is qualified to carry guns and calls for stopping hunting cruelty.
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Faymars
Ontario breeding associations vote to merge bulls and business
Members of three Ontario artificial breeding associations vote overwhelmingly to merge their bulls and operations. Central Ontario Cattle Breeding, Waterloo Cattle Breeding, and Lambton Cattle Breeding plan to form United Breeders Inc with headquarters to be built north of Guelph. The merger targets Sept 1 and pools over 200,000 cattle and 110 bulls, with an interim board including H. Craig Reid and Arthur McKane.
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Ontario
Central Ontario Cattle Breeding Association
Maple
Waterloo Cattle Breeding Association
Waterloo
Lambton Cattle Breeding Association
Lambton
Reece
United Breeders Inc
H. Craig Reid
Milton
Halton County
Georgetown
Arthur McKane
Peel County
United Breeders
Central
Guelph
Highway 6
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Holstein
Cdma
HL J. Stanley
Europe
Rockwood
Frank Carney
Robert Burton
GAC International
ASK & Gac International
Mill Street
Acyon
Inance Corp., Ltd
Hkomertown
Main Street
South
Kitchener
Hing Street
East
Dairies
Charles Warner
H. S. Holden
Cork St
Enat Guelph
H. J. Stanley
Rey Halton County
Goethe
McNair Mushroom Farm
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