Halton Hog Producers elect new officers in 1967 meeting
The Halton Hog Producers met at the Agricultural Office Milton on February 15 under Tom Broughton. They reported 1000 000 pounds of hogs marketed and a 19 percent production rise with $1 000 000 less dollars than the prior year. New officers named for 1968 include Tom Broughton as president and Thomas Foster as vice president.
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Halton Hog
Milton
Tom Broughton
Halton
Oxfam
Canada
Swaziland
Afri Cay
United States
Steers
Ontario
Meat Packers' Council
Archie Service
Halton -Hog ‘Producers’ Association
Tom: Broughton
Oakville
Thomas Foster
Cambellville
Alan Brownridge
Georgetown
Ron " Davis
Doug Robertson
Frank’ Wilson
Gerald Carton
John Wilson
Bi "Pricg
Parcy
McGillvray
Bill Harrison
Harold Middlebrook
Stanley Smokey
Cadigan
Delmar Ford
Lloyd May
Wall
Halton Hog ‘Producers ‘Association
Ontario ‘Hog Producers” ’Association
Ben Steers
Associa’ Tion
Thureday
Halyon County Hog Producers Association
Allan Brownridge
Represen
Present Rockwood Holstein breeder receives Master Breeder award
Ernast Benham of Rockwood Ontario was presented the Master Breeder shield at the Holstein Friesian Association of Canada annual meeting in Toronto on February 14. Prof N A Richards, dean of the Ontario Agricultural College, University of Guelph, conducted the ceremony. Benham’s 160 acre Blontome herd, established 1934, features foundation cows from 1951 and 1954 frozen semen use, yielding a strong line including Bonholme Fond Fanny and Bonholme Fond Flora among others. He has served 21 years on municipal council and on the Grand Valley Conservation Authority.
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Bepham
Rockwood
Ontario
Benholme
Benham
A.L
Spring Farm Fond Hope
Ottawa Difax Dude
Rosafe Centurion
Glenvuo Radar
Salling Rockman
Curie
Guelph
Eldon Hiinsberger
Tesaprga
Ernast Benham
John
Ernest Benhiam
Grand Valley Conservation Authority
Bonholma Fond Fanny
R. R. Dennis
Oak Ridges
York County
Peterboro
Benholme Fond Flora
Benholma Ethel DeKol
Halton farming meeting on Assessment and Taxation topics
A joint Halton Federation of Agriculture and Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food meeting on Assessment and Taxation will be held March 6 at the Masonic Hall near Maton. Morning program chaired by Harold Middlebrook with Roy Coulter leading a panel including George Kerr Rae Cunningham and Robert Beach. Afternoon session chaired by Henry J. Stanley with Cunningham to discuss Carter and Smith Reports. Floor questions follow each session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton Federation of Agriculture
Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food
Masonic Hall
Maton
Harold Middlebrook
Roy Coulter
Ontario Federation of Agriculture
George Kerr
M.P.P
Halton West
Robert Beach
Haleton County
Rae Cunningham
Henry J. Stanley
Cunning
Ham
Carter
Smith
Stanley
Winter Walk and Bright Clothing for Child Safety
The article urges parents to dress children in bright colors for school trips and warns that darkness and dusk reduce visibility. It recommends reflective tape on windbreakers to improve visibility and potentially save a child’s life while walking to meet buses or home from school.
Halton Breeders hold annual meeting at Ligny School
The Halton Branch of the Central Octavio Catth Breeders' Association will hold its annual meeting at Ligny School with a banquet at 4:45 p.m. on Thursday February 29. Guest speaker Morgan Held of Simpson Sears will discuss Purchasing and Merchandising of Products for farm people. A business meeting will review the past year and plan future unit activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Central Octavio Catth Breedrs’ Association
Ligny
Morgan Held
Simpson-Sears Limaltad
Bulk handling exhibition planned for Trenwith farm
A mooting sponsored by the Burlington Fruit and Vegetable Growers Association will feature bulk handling of fruit and vegetables at Trenwith farm Campbellville RR. J Campbellville on Wednesday February 28 from 1 a.m. to 3 p.m. The program showcases harvesting aids, tractor mounted and self propelled forkafts, bulk bins and bin dumpers. Talks cover bulk handling and mechanical harvesters with lunch by advance order. The Trenwith farm lies on Campbellville Road two miles south of Highway 401 near the Guelph Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Fruit and Vegetable Growers’ Association
HUI Trenwith
J Campbellville
Trenwith
Campbellvilla’ Road
Guelph Line
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Hog Producers’ Marketing Board
Tom Foster
Ontario Hog Producers’ Association
Halton ‘Farm Safety ‘Council
Gerald, Carton
Doug Robertsons
Halton Federation of Agricultura
Doug Urrison
Frau Wilton
Free Press
Mery “Benhami
Robert Fulton
Trenwith Farm
Robert R. Hamilton
Mountainview Road
Jack Ridley Cartage
Dominion
Lakeview
Discount Centre
Main SY. N
Acton
Dills Stationery
Ciit
Sheaffer — Parker
SCM Electric
S.C.M. Super Sterling
Prem Aan
Cen
GAC International
GAC International Finance Corp, Ltd
Mall Street
Phong
Mitchener
King St Street
East
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