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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jun 07, 1967

Page

6

Three Halton Juniors Win Travelling Scholarships

Geoff Taylor reports three Halton Junior Farmers are chosen for travelling scholarships for 1907. Ruth Mason of Streetsville earns a two week August visit to British Columbia with other delegates funded by the National Centennial Commission. Exmest Alexander Norval R. R. I and another Ontario Junior Farmer Club member join a one week trip with United Co-operatives of Ontario to the American Institute of Cooperation annual meeting. Brian Bessey Hillsburg RR 2 attends the Hugh Bailey Memorial Tour in Ontario for one week in January 1968.

Geoff. Taylor Halton Ruth Mason Streetsville Halton County Junior Farmers’ Association British Columbia National Centennial Commission Alexander Norval R. R. I Ontario Junior Farmer Club United Co-operatives of Ontario American Institute of Co-operation Brian Bessey Hillsburg RR Hugh Bailey UCO

Preparedness increases deception? Driver perceives obstacle farther

A driver with seasonal vision anticipates an obstacle at twice the distance he can see an expected obstacle, highlighting how preparedness alters perception of risk and distance in driving scenarios.

Dairy Commission to consider supplementary milk quotas

The Canadian Dairy Commission announced on June 2 that it is authorized to consider applications for supplementary quotas for federal milk subsidies in 1967-68. Quotas will be based on 1966-67 subsidies, but adjustments may be made to prevent inequities. The commission will process transfers, expansions, and other exceptional cases to help economic units form, with priority to cases showing hardship or substantial prequota investments.

Canadian Dairy Commission House of Commons

Diana the Guernsey earns lifetime production award

Georgetown Guernsey dairy, owned by John Y. McNabb, received Diamond Medal certificates for Diana and her offspring from the Canadian Guernsey Breeders' Association in April. Diana produced 100,585 lb milk and 5,213 lb fat across 10 lactations. her daughters Calumba Marquis Anne, Callumlea Maisy and Callumlea Actor’s Diana show strong records. The Callumba herd, started in 1939, has maintained test status with herd averages around 9,893 lb milk per 305 days. John McNabb, a noted judge, ranked high in Canadian and All American judging competitions.

Callumba Diana Guernsey John Y. McNabb Georgetown Guernsey Breeders’ Association Bcas Diane Calumba Marquis Anne Callumlea Malcolm T. McNabb John McNabb Bcac

Observe precautions using pesticides department warns

Ontario agriculture official Hall Wright warns fungicides kill fungi and insecticides kill insects but many can harm humans. He urges reading labels and following directions. If headaches or sickness occur, see a doctor and bring the label. Farmers should puncture and bury empty containers away from water sources.

Hall Wright Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food

Norval breeders among top buyers at Ontario Jersey Sale

The third annual Ontario Invitational Jersey Sale was held at Oakville May 15 with 500 attendees at Hays Farms International Ltd. Ontario consignments from Ontario Quebec and New Brunswick sold. D H McCuaig and Son Norval Ontario completed several transactions buying two head for 2250 and selling four year old Norval Acres Favorite Glamour for 1650 to H Butcher Princeton.

Ontario Oakville Hays Farms International Ltd Quebec New Brunswick D. H. McCuaig McGaig and Son

Early silage and safety tips for foragers on farms

In June brides are mentioned symbolically as a time for early silage and hay on farms. The article warns that while modern forage harvesters handle crops well they cannot distinguish grass from fingers. It advises shutting off the power take-off before unplugging or making adjustments to avoid injuries from sharp knives.

Esquesing Council Briefs in Regular Session

Esquesing council met in regular session Monday night endorsing a May 24 street dance in Norval from 7 p.m. to midnight with detours on two township streets. no objections to Oakville airport plan. approved 88 for four lamb losses and 10 to the claims examiner. received a garbage complaint from Mrs Sprawl about dumping near her home. treasurer urged monitoring of external waste. Road work costs up 31,000 but more done. set June 19 next meeting. bylaw prep to limit livestock in Glen Williams and curb year round township park ing. streetlight authorized on Mary Street Norval. grade rent request referred. Post Office urged Glen Williams name changes to Georgetown to avoid mail confusion.

Esquesing Council Jane Norval Oakville Mary St Glen Williams Bud Snow Mr. Snow Post Office Department Georgetown

Nassagaweya Ladies Aid and WMU Meet in Guelph

Nassagaweya group The Ladies Aid and Women's Missionary Society met on Thursday June 1 at 2 p.m. at Misa Jessie Dunkle's home in Guelph. Mrs. Norris opened with a thought for the day, hymns and readings followed, a quilting project was planned for June 13, and a June 24 bazaar and centennial celebration catering was discussed.

Ladies’ Aid. and Women's Missionary Society of Nassagaweya Becrhytorias Church Misa Jessie’ Dunkle Metcalfe St Guelph Norris Ladies’ Aid Esther Lowe Robinson Sunshine School Roberts

Rotary Speaker Edith Hopkins to address club next Tuesday

Edith Hopkins will speak to Rotary Club members about her Rotary sponsored trip to Ottawa and Expo. Her account will appear in the Free Press.

Edith Hopkins Rotary Club Ottawa Expo Free Press

Midsummer Night Dream advises trim by reducing calories

The note suggests shaping up for a slender figure by cutting down on excess calories to melt away body fat, echoing the line this too too solid flesh.

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