Nelson Township Federation Of Agriculture Meeting Recaps Services
Ray Hergott of the Ontario Federation of Agriculture spoke at the Nelson Township Federation of Agriculture meeting at Fairview School Lowville. He likened the federation to machinery and stressed the motto Not for Ourselves Alone as a driver of shared economic benefit. The event featured entertainment, a banquet, and a progress report noting donations to local funds and activities including a public speaking contest and a Halton County Folk School delegation.
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Offtirio Federation of Agriculture
Ray Hergott
O.F.A
Nelson Township
Mr. Hergatt
S. Heatherington
T. E. Ramshaw
W.nowrris
Milton District Hospital Fund
Limestone Farm Forum
Hulton Music Festival Association
Nelson Public Schools
Halton County Folk School
Mungr y Bears Fearless in Ontario Despite Dry Spell
Residents in Chaplrayu Ontario report bears approaching homes and back porches for food as prolonged drought and nearby bush fires are blamed for the increase in bear boldness.
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Mungry
Sunday Visits and Farmyard Troubles Near Ginger Farm
A family writes of a happy Sunday with a visiting grandson who loved his toys and pets, while farm concerns include Johnny’s troublesome yearling heifers escaping, fences failing, and a vet visit for a cow with twin calves. A skunk incident near the woodshed adds midweek drama.
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Sally
Rusty
Dave
Dave O
Ginger Farm
Jeahnion
Johnny
Partner
Gham
Ham
Accident on Main Street Muddles Milton Area Details
Constables Gunn and Moore report no SD Days accidents in Halton county except one in Milton. A car driven by Denna Maret on Main Street collided with a parked car owned by Roald ws of Pearl van Milton. The other car belonged to Donald Mompson of George Street, totaling $076 in damage.
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Milton
Canada
United States
Gunn
Moore
OPP
Halton County
Denna Maret
Main St
Roald Ws
Pearl van Milton
Aipeedo
Donald Mompson
George St
Infant Ronald Brown Died of Pneumonia in Malton
Infant Ronald James Brown died at eleven and a half months old from pneumonia at home in Malton on November 1. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Iabert Brown formerly of Acton, with grandparents Mr and Mrs Harry Brown in Malton. Funeral services were held in Georgetown on November 4 with Rev Reid and Rev Potter assisting, and burial at Limehouse Cemetery.
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Iabert Brown
Ronald James
Malton
Mroo
Brown
Acton
Georgetown
Reid
Acton Pentecostal Church
Potter
Guelph Pentecostal Cinnch
Olvey Bowman
Stratford
James Brown
WALS
Limehouse
November's End by Mary Ellen Varley Poets Corner
Poem reflecting on a swollen Thedbrook and fallen leaves as sorrow lingers. The blue jay’s call punctuates a somber day, moths drift near warm light, and winter’s edge approaches while nature hints at a brief sun and memory of birds.
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Mary Ellen Varley Thedbrook
Mitchie the cat learns a hard lesson after near disaster
Mitchie the cat is found injured and shut out after a bath in the woodshed. The narrator and Partner care for him with care and air to reduce odor while Mitchie recovers inside the house.
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Partner
Mitchie -White
Mitchie
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Chester and
Victor Peycha
Mill Street
Dole
TIN
PEG
Florida
Queen Victoria
Cello Pig
Nelson Federation
Jack Taylor
Reeve Harold Adkinsa
R. L. Davidson
McHalton County Federation of Agriculture
Roy Coulter
J. E. Whitelock
Ay Board of
E. B. Clements
Earl Snow
T. Ramahan
Brock Harris
Clark Peis
George Pelletterio
Donald Peer
Chris Fothengill
Harold Speers
E. C. Foster
Trey
Safeuy
Ravet
Georgerown
Gwendeline P. Clarke
Sfohunesgion
Bank of England
Great Britain
Aluminum Company
OP Canada, Ltd
ALCAN
Poet's Corner
Carvus