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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
May 26, 1955
Page
16
The Halton Hulstein club and Races Ausuur preside an 4-H Hoo k Golf club event. The evening included dairy judging by officials such as Yonoon and Brace Stone. Judges praised Holstein displays while noting deficiencies in some herds and discussing management ideas for future shows.
Jim Henderson of Ontario’s Ontal o enteass College Guelph spoke at the Holstein Twilight and 4-H Dairy Calf Club combined meeting at Hays Sales Arena. About 260 attended as Dr Henderson explained ketosis or acetonemia in dairy cows and noted limited knowledge and varying treatment results across herds.
The Wollon Federation of Agriculture hosted a two and a half hour panel discussion in Milton on the Hydraland Highway right of way crossing farm land. Moderator George E. Elliott led a balanced exchange with farm representatives Bobby Robinson of Burlington Reeve AR Services Nassagawayo and Del Belyea Ontario Federation, and public utility reps CFSTidy Ontario Hydros H P Jones Ro W Bund MWV Gillard of the Ontario Department of Highways. The session clarified angles of the subject and was praised as excellent with calls for more meetings of this type.
A pleasant feature of the evening program at Malton High School Friday was the presentation to Mr and Mrs Art Bennett. The article notes Art Bennett as a key figure in the event and highlights the recognition received.
The YMCA Ladies Auxiliary monthly session was led by President Mrs Baul. Officers announced included Vice President Mrs Weed, Treasurer Mrs Stuekes, and Secretary Mrs Moore. The event featured music, agricultural talks, and the premiere of a 4-H Club film on dairy calf work in Halton and Ontario.
A sprawling notice reports an overall 40.8 percent increase in town assessments, highlighting Brampton and Streetsville as major rises. It notes higher valuations than 1954, with county and municipal figures cited alongside related credits and regional comparisons.
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