Halton News on Multi flora Rose and Junior Farmers Event
Public interest grows in the Multi flora Rose with views urging experimental planting pending proof in Canada. Halton Junior Farmers host a successful Brant Inn gathering with regional guests and praise for committees. A Brant Inn At Home showcased local youth energy. A Ontario agriculture study finds liquid fertilizers rarely improve yields, with soybeans showing some germination gains but overall limited impact. further trials planned at Guelph and Kemptville.
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Louis Bromfield
Halton
Halton Conservation Committee
Bromfield
Brant Inn
Burlington
Haldimand
Wentworth
Brant
Peel
York
Oxford
Lincoln
Wellington
Ron Wicken
Dave Pelletterio
Warden
K. Dick
Mr. Brown
Nor
Cream Trade Permitted in Britain for First Time Since 1680
For the first time since 1680, manufacture and sale of cream in Britain will be permitted. Cream will also be imported, signaling a major change in the country's dairy trade and consumer access.
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Britains
Auction sale of household furniture and tools near Brookville
Public auction on April 21 1951 at 1:30 pm at lot 21 con 4 Nassagaweya one mile north of Brookville near Ebenezer Church. Items include Chesterfield suite dining room set sewing machine stove beds radio vacuum cleaner cookware and extensive lumber and garden tools. no reserve as proprietress sold her home. Hindley and Elliott auctioneers.
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Jas. Easterbrook
Nassagaweya
Brookville
Ebenezer Church
Chesterfield
Raymond
Olds
Quebec
Sunbeam
Thor
Royalaire
Hindley and
Elliott
Erin Township Council Receives Auditor Report
Erin Township Council in Hillaburg on April heard the 1950 auditor H C Barber report. Reeve Goldwin Burt and all members were present as the report was received and adopted. Auditor salary 842.25 paid. 400 to county treasurer and balance to hospital indigent accounts. Taxes for auditing school accounts set at 75 from School Areas 1 and 2. Gravel tender from Cox Construction accepted at 80 cents per cubic yard. Daylight saving time approved to align with neighbors. date to be announced. Committees to inspect roads and bridges. snow fence inventory required. Deputy Reeve Albert Wheeler and Assessor Bert Berry to be paid 5 for attending assessors’ school. Berry 5 for car use. Insurance renewed for pilot on road grader and snow plow. premium 45.75. Accounts paid: general 77.72, sheep 12, relief 156.01, road 6164.96.
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Rth
H.C. Barber
Erin Township
Hillaburg
Goldwin Burt
Treaasurer
Cox Construction Company
Erin
Albert Wheeler
Bert Berry
Mount Forest
Berry
Pilot ‘Insurance Co
Easter Tea by Daughters of Knox Held at Home
The Daughters of Knox hosted a successful Easter Tea on Wednesday March 28 at Mrs. Ritchie home Church Street. President Ruth Smith greeted 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 many members in relays.
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Daughters OF Knox
Ritchie
Church St
Ruth Smith
K. MacKenzie
A. J. Buchanan
H. Mainprize
A. MaclIsaac
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 MacIsaac
Helen Somerville
Elenda Britton
Jackpot prizes announced in Milton drawing
Mrs. C G Houston of Milton won a large prize with her entry in Adam's Take a Chance drawing. The haul included a refrigerator typewriter record player and many household items valued at about 2400 dollars. Ken MacTaggart was lauded as top news reporter for 1050 in the National Newspaper Awards. Georgetown Recreation Commission resigned amid budget disputes. Legion plans to send cigarettes to Canadian forces in Korea. Erin Advocate notes 63rd wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Hepworth. Burlington volunteers praised after chamber banquet. fire calls up since 1942. Oakville eyes a new roller rink next season. Fred Lawrence named most valuable Georgetown Raiders goalie. Burlington Rotary Charter celebrated at Brant Inn.
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C.G. Houston
Milton
Adam's
Acman’s
Pep Cheat
Oakville
Ken MacTaggart
Apot
MacTaggart
Globe and Mail
Hudson Straight
Ungava
Grant
Ne. G.R.C
Georgetown
G.rc
Erin Advocate
Harry Hepworth
Belfountain
Burlington
Chamber of Commerce
Mera Hockey News
Fred Lawrence
Georgetown Raiders
O.hla
Clifford Reid
Raiders
Port Dover
Bogart On Set Jokes and Newfoundland Wallpaper Tax
A joke from Hupphrey Bogart on the The Enforcer set is recounted. A Newfoundland woman, unaware of sales tax on wallpaper, buys three rolls and is pressed by the clerk about tax. She responds she will paste toups, reflecting a humorous misunderstanding.
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Hupphrey Bogart
the Enforcer
Uited States Pictures
Warner Broa Distribution
Newfoundland
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FARM
Ontario Forestry Branch
Otteen-Miltoncan
Ontario
Ontario Agricultural, College, Guelph
Kemptville “Agricultural School
Erin Council
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Optometrist
Guelph
St. George's
Blue Doll Beauty Salon
Rita Fuller
Korea
Georgetown Legion
Bob Rogers
Earl Beerman
Japan
Arlington Fire Brigade
Reller
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
Lola Rie Ol Oe
B.f.murfin Sheet Metal Works
Cecil A. Carr
Douglas Se
Bilton & Perry Limited
Sheet Metal Contractors
Acon
Russ Perry
Ed Bilton
WY Ban
Bank of Montre A
First Land
Gordon Oder
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