Halton Junior Farmers At Home Festival And Mulitiflora Rose Outlook
Halton Junior Farmers hosted a well received annual At Home at the Brant Inn Burlington last Thursday, with guests from multiple counties and praise for the event. The piece notes interest in the Multi flora Rose spurred by Louis Bromfield, advising experimental planting in Ontario and outlining distribution via the Ontario Forestry Branch with fall shipment. It also summarizes a Brant Inn event, varsity guests from Agricultural College Guelph, and a report on liquid fertilizers, showing mixed germination results and no significant yield changes in tests at Guelph and Kemptville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bromfield
Halton
Halton Conservation Committee
Bromfield
Brant Inn
Burlington
Hom
Haldimand
Wentworth
Brant
Peel
York
Oxford
Lincoln
Wellington
Ron Wicken
Dave Pelletterio
K. Dick
Mr. Brown
Ontario
Ontario Agricultural, College, Guelph
Kemptville ‘Agricultural School
Cream Trade Allowed in Britain for First Time Since 1680
For the first time since 1680 Britain permits manufacture and sale of cream for domestic use. Cream will be produced and sold domestically and imported to supplement supply.
Auction sale of Wanecold furniture and tools in Nassagaweya
Public auction of household and shop items from Mrs Jas Easterbrook at lot 21 con 4 Nassagaweya one mile north of Bronkville on Saturday April 21 1951 at 1 30 pm. Items include Chesterfield suite dining room set beds chairs lamps radios sewing machine kitchenware tools lumber garden gear and numerous linens curtains and rugs. Cash settlement with clerk day of sale no reserve as proprietress sold her home Hindley and Elliott auctioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Easterbrook
Nassagaweya
Bronkville
Clas
Ebenezer Church
Chesterfield
Raymond
Olds
Quebec
Thor
Royalaire
Hindley and
Elliott
Erin Township Council Hears Auditors Report
Erin Township Council meets in Hillsburg with all members present including Reeve Goldwin Burt. Auditor H C Barber presents 1950 report. report adopted. auditor salary and expenses 842.25 paid. Treasurer authorized to pay county treasurer 400 and balance of hospital accounts for indigent patients. Treasurer to collect 75 from School Areas No 1 and 2 for auditing school accounts. Gravel tender from Cox Construction accepted at 16 cents per cubic yard. Daylight saving time to align with neighboring municipalities. date to be announced. Council and road superintendent to inspect roads. snow fence disposal instructions issued. Deputy Reeve Albert Wheeler and Assessor Bert Berry to be paid 5 each for attending assessors’ school. Berry’s car allowance 5. Insurance on road grader and snow plow renewed. premium 45.75 paid. General accounts 77.72, sheep 12, relief 156.01, trend 6164.06.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rth
H.C. Barber
Erin
Hillsburg
Goldwin Burt
Cox Construction Company
Albert Wheeler
Bert Berry
Mount Forest
Berry
Pilot ‘Insurance Co
Trend
Easter Tea Held by Daughters of Knox on Wednesday
The Daughters of Knox hosted an Easter Tea on Wednesday, March 28, at Mrs. Ritchie’s home on Church Street. President Ruth Smith welcomed guests as Mrs. K Mackenzie, Mrs. Ritchie, and Mrs. A J Buchanan assisted. Tea tables were presided by Mrs. H Mainprize and Mrs. A MacIsaac with members working in relays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters OF Knox
Ritchie
Church St
Ruth Smith
K. MacKenzie
A. J. Buchanan
H. Mainprize
A. MacIsaac
June Watkins
Olive Musselle
Joyce Greer
Lorraine Mullen
Pat Terry
Doris Halliday
Diane Dawkins
Dorothy Dawkins
Norma Wilds
Betty Sinclair
Elizabeth Jang
Shirley Sigsworth
Helen Maclaae
Helen Somerville
Elenda Britton
Jackpot Prize Stirs Milton Woman in Take a Chance Sweep
A Milton woman, Mrs. CUM Houston, hit a prize bonanza in a local take a chance draw, winning a kitchen full of goods valued at 2400 including a refrigerator, sewing machine, rug, and more. Oakville won praise for Ken MacTaggart as top reporter in 1980. Georgetown Recreation Commission resigned over budget gaps, cigarettes sent to Canadian troops in Korea, and a 63rd wedding anniversary celebrated in Erin. Fire brigade banquet in Burlington praised. plans for a roller rink in Oakville discussed. Georgetown Raiders goalie Fred Lawrence named most valuable player. Burlington Rotary Club charter officially received at Brant Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pep Cheat Huttens
Oakville
Ken MacTayggart
MacTaggart
Globes and Mail
Hudson Straight
Ungava
Grant
Ne. G.R.C
Erin Advocate
Harry Hepworth
Belfountain
Burlington
Chamber of Commerce
Cinema Chuckle Involves Bogart On The Enforcer Set
A humorous instance from United States Pictures at Warner Bros. features star Bogart telling a joke. In Newfoundland a shopper unaware of a new sales tax buys wallpaper, pays, and jokes about pasting the tax to cover costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humophrey Bogart
the Enforcer
United States Pictures
Warner Broa Distribution
Newfoundland
Sho
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FARM
Ontario Forestry Branch
Agricultural Oftlee i Miltane
Sumner
Elnendanes
Erin Council
E. P
Optometrist
Guelph
George's Ga
Blue Doll Beauty Salon
Rita Fuller
Korea
Georgetown Legion
Bob Rogers
Earl Beerman
Japan
Arlington Fire Brigade
Mers Hockey News
Georgetown
Fred Lawrence
Georgetown Raiders
O.hla
Clitford Reid
Raiders
Port Dover
Wool -Growers’ Organization
Woo
Weston
J. Archie Kerr
Acton Clarence Denny
Acton Roy Johnson
Acton
Canadian Co-Operative Wool Growers Limited
Bay Street
Toronto
Canada
B.f.muffin Sheet Metal Works
Cecil A. Carr
Douglas Se
Bilton & Perry Limited
Sheet Metal Contractors
Acon
Russ Perry
Ed Bilton
WY Ban
Bank of MonTreat Canadas First Bank
Gordon Oder
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