Dairies Visited by 4-H Club at Brampton Farms
Halton and Peel Senior 4-H Dairy and Calf Club members toured Hartley and J D Cameron Farm and the Flowerlea Co operative in Brampton on August 3. Cameron farm modernized to a single storey dairy barn with 90 head capacity and a pipe line milker. Cameron family breeds Guer Beey cattle and plans to grow own protein from soya beans to complete the dairy ration. Flowerlea plant run by Mr Ginter serves nineteen local milk shippers in Brampton with tours of the operation under supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton and Peel
Hartley
J. D
Aist
Camerons
R.O.P
Flowerlea
Brampton
Giner
Dairy Co-Operative
Twen
Yirriee
Streetsville Jerseys Are Best in Canada
Glen Arnott Jersey cattle, owned by Delbert Arnott of Streetsville, tops Canada for milk and butter production this year. His herd of 10 to 19 cows posted a breed class average of 294 percent in milk and butter, based on a 200 percent average. the Glen Arnott herd again ranked high and took second place among Jersey herds of all sizes in Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Delbert Arnott
Streetsville
Canada
Mr. Arnott
Ontario
Cadets and Camp Currents Abroad and Telephony Takeover
News of Erin District High School cadets selected for Centennial Exchange with Ipperwash and Farnham Quebec programs. Several cadets attend leader courses while others join junior and regular leader camps. Community Telephone Co. faces a potential sale to Continental Telephone Corp. of St. Louis, a move pending Ontario Telecom Services Commission approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin District High School Corps
Centennial
Ipperwash Army Cadet Camp
Brian Wood
Art Copeland
Casey Vanderbent
Farnham
Quebec
Expo
Ottawa
Quebec City
Ipperwash
Rick Curran
Martin DeForest
Community Telephone Co
Ontario
Erin
Hillsburg
U.S
Continental Telephone Corp
St. Louis
Missouri
Ontario Telephone Services Commission
Community Telephone
Continental
Telephone Commission
Glanford
Seneca Townships
Caledonia
Belfountain adds eight room school for grade 8 study
Belfountain Area Public School construction is underway and will near completion for fall term. The 8 room addition enables grade 8 teaching previously moved to Caledon Central School. Donald Graham of Hillsburgh remains principal. Milton council spares elm trees despite Dutch Elm disease, with a $20,000 removal estimate. Pickpockets headline Oakville Lions carnival as wallets vanish, about $500 stolen.
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Belfountain Area
Caledon Central School
Donald Graham
Hillsburgh
Milton
Milton Council
A. Ledwith
Department of Agriculture
Haltonettes entertain Kiwanis in Rural Urban Meeting
The Kiwanis Club of the Kings way Toronto held its annual Rural Urban meeting on Monday July 24 under the Agricultural and Conservation Committee sponsorship. Earl Burt and the Halton Junior Farmer Girls Trio Ruth Mason Wilma Mason and Joy Hayward performed music. Vern White praised the program calling it one of the year’s best meetings with warm reception and appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Kingsway
Toronto
Agricultural and Conservation Committee
Earl Burt
Halton Junior Farmer Girls
Ruth
Wilma Mason
Joy Hayward
Vern White
Agriculture and Conservation Committee
Earl
Halton
Junior Farmer
Earl Bart
Ont- Edward Hotel
Jerseys Earn Ton of Gold Certificates for Fat Output
In Georgetown and Norval Ontario Jersey cows earn Ton of Gold certificates for producing at least 2,000 pounds of fat in four consecutive years. Fred Nurse and Bruce Nixon herds each have recipients like Nurseland Farineuse and Ronald's Daily, with medals noted. Others include Glesholme Susan Radar and Blemar Claris Radar, all praised for fat yields and pedigree lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Nurse
Nurseland
Farineuse
Georgetown
Ont
Nurseland Farineuse
Nursel
Ronald
Bruce Nixon
Norval
Glesholme
Susan
Murray Mellow & Son
Bolton
Brampton Cretian Radar
Blemar Claris
F. Eleanor Rob
Inson
Brampton Radar
Georgetown forms Police Commission to replace council committee
Georgetown will establish a Board of Police Commissioners consisting of the mayor a judge and another citizen to oversee police matters while Police Chief Roy Haley who was suspended has been reinstated Sidewalk sales are growing in Georgetown merchants initially used the Georgetown Market then moved to the downtown area with strong customer turnout and the council authorized sidewalk use for selling spaces
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Roy Haley
Lightning Fault Sparks Major Burlington Power Outage
More than 2,000 Aldershot homes lost electricity after a 2700 volt cable strike at an Ontario Hydro substation on Partridge Drive. Power was restored after about three hours in some areas. A second outage hit North Burlington when a struck tree branch felled a hydro line, cutting service to nearly 100 customers near Guelph Line and No 5 Side Road for over an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldershot
Ontario Hydro
Partridge Drive
Public Utilities Commission
North Burlington
Guelph Line
No. 5 Side Road
Caution Against Storing Gasoline in Plastic Cans
The notice warns never to store gasoline in plastic containers as it can deteriorate the plastic, causing leaks or vapors that create an explosive hazard. It notes plastic cans may crack in heat and trunk environments, making travel dangerous.
Witnesses ordain 94 ministers at Welland assembly
Henry Loewen, overseer of Acton Jehovahs Witnesses, reports a busy weekend at the Welland assembly. New to Witness programs included Bible dramas. An Friday morning ordination saw 94 new ministers ordained with total immersion in the Fonthill Motel pool. Gilbert Sallis of the Watchtower Society addressed an overflow audience of 7080.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Loewen
Acton Congregation of
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Assembly of Witnesses
Welland
Fonthill
Gilbert Sallis
Watchtower Society
Measles bill dispute heats small town quarrel
Mrs Jones complains to her physician that his charge is too high after he recounts four home visits for her son’s measles. She retorts that the boy spread the illness to the entire school, framing a local dispute over medical costs.
Judge Colin Bennett to chair conciliation board in Halton nurses dispute
Grey County Judge Colin Bennett has been named to chair a conciliation board for the Halton Public Health Nurses dispute with Halton County Council. The protracted conflict remains unresolved after negotiations hit a stalemate six weeks ago. Each side, Halton County Council and the nurses, will appoint one member to the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grey County
Colin Bennett
Halton
Halton County Council
County Council
Summer Sale of Styrofoam and Summer Apparel Items
The sale lists diverse items with reduced prices including Styrofoam ice buckets coolers and picnic jugs, a 5 piece barbecue set and other barbecue kits, dresses, swim trunks, candles, jackets and bags. Garden tools and hoses, fans, suntan lotion, sandals and shoes, and various Jamaica sets and dresses are advertised with percent discounts and special prices. The page reads like a clearance feature with numerous price reductions across categories for summer goods and outfits.
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Hree Press
Brampton Dairy
By Geoff Taylor
Belfountain
John Robarts
J. W. Spooner
Ontario Municipal Board
C. Menery
Spooner
Oakville
Oakville Lions Club
Coronation Park
West Oakville
Haltonettes
Acton
Guelph
A. L. Riemer Equipment Company
Mill Se. W
Acton Eze-Wash
Denny's Insurance
Burlington
Butler
Ea Ac Ees
En “Butler
Brookview
Lovell Bros
Maple Leaf
Chuck
Mitt E
Modern
Meadon
Jamaica
Hinton's
Imperial
Elmer
The
Ontario Safety League
CCM
c/o
King Street West
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