Guernsey Judging School At Maple Maple Seventy breeders attend demonstration day
The Ontario section of the National Type Committee sponsors a Type Demonstration Day and Judging school at Maplewood Farms Maple with Prof George Raithby and Chief Judge William S Brooks noting placings vary per fixed rules. Halton County delegates join Fraser John McNabb J L Chisholm Findlay Boyer George King Gordon King. 1051 census shows Canadian farmers owned over 500000 trucks and automobiles.
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Guernsey
Maplewood Farms
Maple
Ontario
George Raithby
Ontario Agricultural College
William 3. Brooks
Paris
Harold Clapp
Concord
Bruce Hodgins
William S. Brooks
Halton County
Fraser
John McNabb
Georgetown
J. L. Chisholm
Milton
Findlay Doyer
George H. King
Gordon King
Oakville
Blind Carpenter of Nassagaweya Builds Own Shop
John Henry, a 32 year old ex serviceman who lost sight in a train crash, runs his own carpentry shop on the third line near Brookville. From rehabilitation in Toronto he became a self employed craftsman, building cupboards, window frames, doors, tables, lamp stands, and other work without vision. His mother Mrs Withiam Henry recalls his early struggles and notes his success as the only known blind man in this area to operate a powered shop and a business, with steady demand for custom pieces and future opportunities.
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Nassagaweya
John Henry
Nile Norte
Brookville
Henry Ey
Zorra
Hhs
Buc.a.f
St. Thomas
Trenton Basea
Tarante
Christia Street
Canadian National Institute For the Blind
Toronto
Bradle
Woidel
Courtey
John
Withiam Henry
Menty
John Mia
Willian
Leonatke
Tie
Dias
Soha
Wites
Sondar
Senserines
Scotch Block Institute observes 20th anniversary year
The Scotch Block Women's Institute reports its 1953 54 year with 12 meetings, average attendance about 30, and ongoing programs led by Mrs L Wills. Activities included speakers on the UN charter, health, education, public speaking, and a turkey supper for the anniversary, plus charity donations and a community project.
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Scotch Block Women's Institute
Scotch Block Women
L. Wills
D Irving
Emerson Ford
United Nations
D. Teving
Ligny
Mel Gilmour
Children's Aid Society
Mre Ellerby
Dorothy Stare
Mina Hume
Hastore Halter
Ot Chsham R
Wile
New Detergents In Livestock Feeds
Two year review finds limited feed value from synthetic detergents in livestock rations. Lethbridge experiments with lambs and rabbits show no improvement in growth or feed efficiency when detergents were added to 1000 pounds of feed. Other stations report little positive effect and note differences from soap-based wash water impacts. Detergents are mainly considered as spray aids rather than direct feed supplements.
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Lethbridge
F Whiting
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