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Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Feb 23, 1950

Page

15

Halton Plowmen Elect Hall as Director and Junior Farmers Plan

Jinnley L. Hell MPP announced Ontario Plowmen in Toronto appointed Stanley Lo Hall Halton MPP as director. Halton Junior Farmers report 46 enrolled, weekly practices at Milton High School led by Alan Pudwell. events include a March 19 church service in Milton Know Dready, guest speaker Jack Hargreaves, and a public speaking winner from 1949.

Jinnley L. Hell Gutane Halton Ontario Toronto Stanley Lo Hall Hall Halton Junior Farmer Milton High School Alen Pudwell Hasgreaves Junior Farmer Ansortation Hatton Narval Patermo Acton Brookville Milton Alex Near Halton Seat

Ply Industry Faces Egg Shortage Forecast in Ontario

The report notes chick sales down from last year and 80 percent of Ontario hatcheries with no sales by January end. With war export cuts and a 15 percent drop in laying flocks, egg shortages seem likely late summer and fall. Farmers with 100 to 300 hens should secure chicks in February or March.

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Runoff and soil loss on contour versus slope plots

A cooperative study near New Hampshire examined eight plots on a 6 percent slope to compare contour and up and down slope cultivation. Results show higher runoff and soil loss on slope cultivation than on contour cultivation across oats corn hay and summer fallow plots.

Tn Jos Souls Dept OAC Noo New Hamburg Phalton Alépe

Georgetown Sees Wallace Thompson Elected Regent

At the annual meeting of the Countess of Strathmore Chapter LODE held Monday night at Mrs Art Scott’s home Georgetown members elected Max Wallace Thompson Regent. In a separate Georgeown Women’s Institute gathering on February at Mrs Jack Williamson’s home they voted to purchase a stretcher for Peel Memorial Hospital Brampton at no cost. Mrs Jessie Martin mother of a Georgetown resident died in Newmarket last Friday. She was born in Millport Scotland and had lived in Newmarket for sixteen years. Surviving are her husband one daughter Mrs Molly Inglis of Edinburgh Sealandt and two sons Robert of Toronto and Jim of Normandy Boulevard.

Max Wallace ‘Thompson Countess of Strathmore Art Scott George Own Women's Institute Jack Williamson Charles Street Peel Memorial Hospital Brampton Georgetown Jessie Martin Newmarket Millport Scotland Mra Molly Inglis Edinburgh Sealandt Robert Toronto Jim Normandy Boulevard Georgetown Herald

Thieves Loot Oakville Store as New Murrey House Change Noted

Thieves forced a rear window to steal about 4000 dollars of merchandise and jewellery, later insured. Oakville’s New Murrey House changed hands with Jack Gordon selling to Gordon Reid and Tom Hodges, while unemployment in town remains manageable per NS Employment Service officials.

Rerquist Wayside Canada Oakville New Murrey House J. B Jack” Gordon Navy Icss Lawrence National Employment Service Lawrence John Trafalgar Journal

Burlington Landscape Offer For New St Arena

An out of town landscaper offers to landscape the New St property for the arena free of charge, accepted by the committee as a contribution. The arena will be built on New St in front of the disposal plant where the land is suitable. The town council set the 1950 tax rate at 40 mills at a special Monday meeting. A large tree near the Fire Hall broke off onto the reef, demolishing the chimney and causing damage before responders arrived.

New St

Erin Township Notes and Community Events from Erin Area

Erin residents hosted a family party for a former Erin lady with flowers and gifts. The district Firemen’s Association met in Erin Town Hall. A demonstration of new fireproof paint occurred at the old Globe Hotel. Daniel MacMillan of Erin Township died at Gueph General Hospital on Saturday February 11 1950 at age 71. A vote on continuing the Continuation School will be held Friday February 23 by taxpayers of Caledon No 18 including Alton village.

Erin Wen Davidson TO Howell Daniel McMillan Gueph General Hospital Saturtey Erin Township Dougald McMillan Ann McLean Alton Continuation School Res SS No 18 Caledon Alton

Women and Wealth in Canada Surpass Male Expectations

An analysis notes Canadian women hold 40 percent of national wealth and control over half buying power while owning 60 percent of savings deposits. Women are majority stockholders, receive 71 percent of estates left by men, and are beneficiaries of a large share of life insurance, challenging male superiority.

Canada Aox

Enuguway Deaths Near 1941 Record as Traffic Fatalities Climb

Highway traffic deaths by November end reached 741, edging toward 1941’s worst year. Officials warn the year may surpass SOS fatalities, while per mile and per year accident rates rise. Vehicle registrations exceed 1941 by over 200,000, signaling more drivers on the road.

Highways Department IMA Ita

Canning Crops Big Business in Canadian Farms

The canning and processing industry grew with modern machinery replacing hand methods. By 1947, Canadian plants produced goods valued near $89.3 million, employing over 17,000 workers and paying more than $22 million in salaries and wages.

Canada Thth Jme Amt Millon Canning Anlarios

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