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A -SMILE OR TWO
"A hair iri the head'ii-worth tivo
in. the brush."
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Two, ladies, previously unac-
tiikainted, met at a reception. They
hatted for a'''few 'ninnies," and the
younger • whispered confidentially:
"See that tall' pian' over :there?
.[ can't imagine what has "u
him; he's been "'upset
flirting with•me all
evening, but be won't, ev..en Idok
are now."
"Perhaps," suggested the other,
`=he saw me come in. He's myhus
band!".
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, It is. estimated •that almost -4w°
million Canadians, serve the Cana-
dian Red Cross in some, voluntary
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capacity. ` ,
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The Controlled particle size okSUPER FLOW
:.,T -no fines or oversfae granulesgives you new:.
accuracy and ease of application., SUPER
flow means Uniform distributieu, of 'fertilizer
yeix more ,even crejoihigher
Easier to handle there's Ub losisfi
food -on windy
GREATER PLANT FOOD VALUE.
The range' of SUPER FLOW granular size
-Permits mere phosphOmus t° bec°m°
able to the plant. Furthermorei- each graiiitle
-contains all the nutrients in the analysis
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rOVernetlt�
Dairy; herd improvement' wank
a joint: project between the :Live-
stock Branch:. and the Farm Eco-
nomies and Statistics ` Brandi; of
the Ontario Department.of Agricul-
ture, has resulted in many •of the
risks Involved in present-day farm-
ing being eliminated for farmers
who 'are Willing to study the cost
analyses resulting froni these co-
operative .studies. The Livestock
Branch "keeps'; individual' cow ",re-
et rds' and does analyses on 'inher-
itance : productive capacity , while
superrvisors;,of `the 'Farin'Econoin-'
ics and :`Statistics Branch do cost
and return .analyies to determine_
the -profitableness of various, prac-
tices. Comparisons ,showing prac=
tires wbi'ch .affect income And, giv
Mg advice' on, what can be done.
about the weakest factors are`seht
to those ` co -operating..; -These con-
clusions : also provide a fund:, of.
1. owledg'e on .what is'"'and wha
isn't good practice -In farming, for
use of -.the department in' general
including.' the Extension Brancli
which -works most closely with the
farmers : themselves
The analysis at the end of five.
years indicates that a good deal of
progress>' -is 'being .made by-:mem-
u
hers of, the Dairy Herd Ini• r9 e'- e
p v est f r
q wholesales d'stri
meat. Association 'ciat i . bution..Ie-
�o ion in the:. direction `formation of Dairy Herd Improve -
of improved incomes .through ini- rment.As$ociation..: progress P
proved practices, At present . p di ss which n-
p p. s. nt there, of local interest to, uidividual•cbun=
•a•e59ofte
i these •associations, having ties: is:provided in five-year sum-
22 to .25 ;members each•:•Approxi-• maries, , Inforinatioii ' from ' Linda-
mately 1200, herds belong, to Dairy .viduals is .treate
Herd_ Improvement Ass d. with anye County ociations est confidence, but. county
and a supervisor from the Depart may obtain a ro ress'
Ment visits ever •f p. -g story of a
Month: arm once : a •grpup, upon xeauest: •
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:Several i
o
f • these
Sirnilnr studies • are :'carried associations
arried on have,. gone frons . a ' o itio -
with :hogs,: with all cash.', crops • at in one. r s n of
one, time oi• another, and now,w g ? in the first qt ry fains
W oration to quite .satisfactory: gams
'certain types of 'beef. Another as- after five, years. in,the Dairy Herd
petit of this ,,work. is the: Farm Improvement program. Theair _
Mana flet Associa"tioi the :HerrdtInprovemeat Association,pro
province, which are sponsored by_ Vides ',the only continuous study of
the agricultural "representatives; operation, studies in other; phases
with • the reeords..being analyzed of agricultural .practices'. -all having
jointly by the Farm Economics and set time limits.
Statistics ,Branch and the Depart= •
.inept• of. Agricultural ,Economics Realizing that everything the De
Ii`e arts on partment did inevitably had .an:
..,nrany_bf the --studies econo-inic implication (for "exam.-,
m' ad by the Farm. Economies" and ole, ;fertilizer:, or; good •st ek;'• may
Sta-tistics•; ;Branch. are • •available; or .'may .'net • pay; depending; upon
from- the .-InformationL$ranch of�: "eircumstar},ce,$)• the. .Minister of
the Ontario
'Department: 1:3!,f; Agri=' Agricultere.created-the Farm:'Edo
is
Culture, . Parliame'nt Buildings, To nomies Branch,in,'1948.
ronto In addition; ..many graph; and `.Patterson; who .was• then stu
progress reports have , been pre dy " organizer for the Economics.
pared on certain studies, not con Division of the Dominion Depart
.sidered•Of.su4ficient..gener'al ihte2- menu of Agriculture . became the
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YP Sunrise Service
The sunrise service Easter .Sun-
day morning .at First Presbyterian
Church' 'was, attended by approxi.
mately 70 - young people, parents
and friends, Th . leader p
The der thrau -
opt.'the -service was,en
the 'resident
of the Presbyterian Young Pedple,
Kathryn Bosliart. "" -
T e Scripture The SG ipure, lesson, Matthew
22:1-20, was read. by Karen Nich-
olsen. Gordon Miller led in prayer.
A quartette,,. consisting of Gene
Nixon, Carole Elder, Alice ''.Ann
Nixon and Betty, Jean Andrews,
sang the beautiful hymn, "1' Know,
"
That MyRedeemer
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i eth.
v Rev.'•
D.-L.Elder ,; gave a word''
ofwet=,
conic to the visitors.'On behalf .of
the Presbyterian Y.P:, he express-
ed his: appreciation to .Mrs: 3; A.
Stewart for relinquishing her own
lilrte;`to• come and play.: the organ.
Mr, 'Elder delivered the.address,
"Easter. Dawn.". The ushers were
Bob Reith and;; Tim Scott.
Following the :service,. 47 young
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HIGH PROTEIN PASTURES .
Ellen Gorwill)
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Held at First Church
people- from 'Egmondville, North \.:
side St.. Thomas'' Aggliean and
First Presbyterian .Church enjoyed
_ a breakfast in. the Sunday School
room of the church, Alice Ann
Nixon, thanked Tean Scott's group,:
dfladies from the Ladies' Aid for
kindly coming to prepare the de-
..
liei'ous, breakfast,
New, est„Adea.in Ontario •pasture
A6re,:•of alf alta la dine :and braine-
tein pasture and 40.y6s cancel],
An. acre. ,of this sod When
establishe,d,. can „carry up -
bold. tlip',,dat CO riOaili.Qn Crop -Seed.
and harveSt • it. 'early. at the.:boot:
stage. or 'graZe it."•CloWn with, 'eat,
:to' 'thicken and• better resiSt,:.hog
tempOr
that if the-pastirre--is---CornPletely.'
leaf stage,);' the- rape Wen't:reCover
Both of, thesa,'.heg ,pas,tureS" 'are
re cOm.rnerided,.
D-of.,Oritariol.. See YOnr, local
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NORTHSIDE W;1Vt,S.
' The 'E
Easter thankoffering of
Northside W:M:S..was' field Wed- d '
nesday at 2:30 with a good attend-
ance. Mrs, J. ;'C Britton 'opened
the nce i
ng wwi
t
h a poe
m
: Mrs. C
Walden presided;with'/Mrs.
Brit-
ton,. leading in•....prayer,'-
Walden welcomed, everyone,• espe-
cially the societies .of-Egmondvihe,
First Presbyterian -and St, Thomas'
;Arigllcan� ;.
After Bothe business, Mrs: J.
Stewart and .Miss; Ruth Cluff fav-
ored with' a.duet. Mrs:' Brady, Sr,,
led in 'prayer.: ;Scripture was •read
by Mrs. J. M. Scott, and''Mrl:-W:
Dundas gave current events,, Mrs.
J. Stewart and Mrs, A. Johnston
played , ipvely duet on the ' piano,
and organ.
1VIrs Walden 'introduced the
spea`ker,' Miss R. Fennell, Who
gave a very educatingand hispir-
ing: talk- on her trip to 'Japan 'last
,summer.' Mrs. B. 'F.. Christie
,thanked Miss 'Fennell and all those
taking part.. • •
Mrs, Walden closed with: a hym'p
and benediction: Lunch was serv-
ed and .a vote of thanks given,
respondedto by Mrs. C. Walden.
'director of this. neW branch and'
continues to head,,this increasing-'
the .Provincia•1 DePartment of Ag-,
:as 'the-,,Farni'EconemicS'aird' Sta-
tistics 13ranch, this- branch works
with other branelies of the Depart=
search , and, Studying •the
.tionS ,of the 'problems the %.Depart-
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