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Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Apr 12, 1967

Page

3

Halton 4 H Jersey Guernsey Ayrshire Club Formed

Under President Murray Mecuely and officers Carol Swackhamer Elizabeth Norrington, the Halton 4 H Jersey Guernsey Ayrshire Club held its first gathering at Milton Agricultural Office on April 4 with 17 members split into juniors and seniors to discuss projects and view a bovine anatomy film. The group planned next meetings at Bruce and Harley Pickering's farm.

Ated St United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization Bruce Harley Pickering

4H Club News Underway In Milton Area

Club entries invite youth to join the 4 H program with registrations at the Agricultural Office 181 Main Street Milton. The North Halton 4H Holstein Café Club held its first regular meeting on Thursday April 6 at the Ontario Agricultural Office with members answering roll call by naming a cow part. John Cockburn spoke on cow parts. seniors and juniors split to discuss dairy heifer calf feeding and management.

Main Street Milton North Halton Mary McGee Ontario Agricultural Office John Cockburn Allan Brownridge

Ontario extends crop insurance to spring grains

The Ontario Crop Insurance program expands beyond winter wheat to cover oats, barley and mixed grains. Coverage includes drought, flood, frost, hail, wind, excessive rainfall, disease and insect damage. Insurable value for spring grains is 22 cents per pound, with subsidies making premiums affordable. Final seeding date is May 31, 1967, and applications must be in by May 1.

H. J. Stanley Ontario Crop Insurance Commission Halton County Robert McCuaig Main Street Milton

Norval and Kettleby men elected to lead greenhouse plan

Local greenhouse vegetable producers elected Nick Ferri of Norval and Bob Voorberg of Kettleby to represent Halton Peel York Ontario Simcoe and Durham on the province-wide Greenhouse Vegetable Producers Marketing Plan Board. A five member district committee was chosen to handle local issues and report to the board. The plan aims to set minimum prices to stabilize the market with fees collected on a volume basis to run the operation. Local producers should note their representatives for questions on plan functioning.

Nick Ferri Norval Bob Voorberg Kettleby Halton Peel York Ontario Simcoe Durham Bill Rupka Burlington John Vandermarel Hornby Ron Kingshott

Calf Sale Holds $348 Average with Top $875 Bid

Rockwood International Ltd of Georgetown sponsored a calf sale in which 41 head averaged $348 each. Edward V Carroll of Guelph paid the top $875 for Cherri-Way Magic Susan from Claude F Pick et of Georgetown. Carroll also made the second and third high bids, including $700 for Grahaven Supreme Faye and $610 for Greenledge Supreme Clarice, both nine months old and sired by Thornien Texas Supreme. Other notable bids included $400 from Alvin D Baiger of Chickasla to Ralph Ford and Son of Milton.

Rockwood. International Ltd Georgetown Edward V. Carroll Guelph Claude F. Picket Edward Carroll R. D. Graham Erin Thornlea Texas Supreme Edward Carrol Donald Dolson Norval Greenledge Supreme Clarice Thornien Alvin D. Baiger Chickasla Oklahoma Ralph Ford Milton

Jamaican seasonal workers import plan for Canadian farms

Canadian farmers may hire Caribbean seasonal workers this summer due to labor shortages. Employers must pay at least 1.30 per hour or higher piece rate, provide a weekly average of 50, cover accommodations, and face travel costs about 250 per worker from Kingston to Toronto. Workers may enter May 1 and must depart by November 1, 1967, with six weeks to four months on assignment.

Charles Warner Canada Kingston Jamaica Toronto

Firefighters saved by farmer’s dry chemical extinguishers

A central Ontario farmer prevented thousands in losses by using two dry chemical extinguishers, one for his tractor and one for his shop. The Halton Farm Safety Council offers small and large extinguishers at minimal cost via the Agricultural Office in Mitton.

Ontario Halton Farm Safety Council Agricultural Office Mitton

Judge Sprague presided Wellington County Court sittings in Guelph

Halton County Court Judge Alan B. Sprague presided at Wellington County Court sittings in Guelph last week. A docket listed sixteen cases before the court.

Guelph Halton Alan B. Sprague Wellington County Court Guelph

Hikers to test fitness on Toronto Bruce Trail spring hike

The Toronto Bruce Trail Club invites hardy walkers to an April 23 hike, starting at 7 a.m. from Nassagawewa to Terra Cotta, about 25 miles, with an estimated 11 hours including lunch. Equipment is minimal and some cars will drive ahead to Terra Cotta for pickup. A trophy awaits finishers of the full 285 miles march.

Toronto Bruce Trail Club Toronto Kelso Terra Cotta No. 5 Sideroad

Halton MP Joins Chile Conference As Guest Speaker

Halton MP J. Dr. Harry Harley attends the 8th International Conference of the Federation in San Miguel Chile from April 9 to 15, 1967. He serves as session chairman on family life patterns, with speakers from Egypt Colombia the West Indies Nigeria and the United States. Harley previously chaired the House of Commons Health and Welfare committee on birth control.

Colville Deverell Internal Plaine Parenthood Federation Harry Harley Halton Federation Saninay Chile Egypt Colombia West Indies Nigeria United States House of Commons

Choirmaster Reminds Tenors of Entrance at Ga tes of Hell

A choirmaster cues the tenors with a terse reminder to enter at the moment described as the Ga tes of Hell during a rehearsal. The line captures a stern yet wry directive amid preparation for a demanding chorus.

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