Campbellville Church Groups Hold Yearly Meeting
The Grace Mission Band and Blair Evening Auxiliary met in Campbellville for joint worship and business led by Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Greenlees with Beverly Roberts presiding. Officers for 1956 were installed by Mrs. Baulch as new reports were read and pledges paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Mission Band
Parker
Greenlees
Beverly Roberts
Fern” Ramshaw
Betty Lou Turner
Joan Early
Baulch
Linda Smith
Ann Baulch
Andrews
Blair Evening
Austin
J. Mahon
Mainprize
Acton
Guelph
Women's Missionary Society
James Robertson
Miss Simpson
W. Greenlees
James Sutherland
Formosa
Sutherland
C. Mitchell
J. Robertson
T. Mitchell
S. Cramp
S. Henderson
Webb
Wallace
Halton Dairy Herd Improvement analysis shows gains
Seventy two herd owners in Halton's three D H I A groups received cost analyses for the year ending April 30 1955. The reports show group averages for Production per cow Feeding Efficiency Labour Efficiency Capital Use and Size of Business with individual herd ratings Weak Average or Strong. Average production per cow rose to about 8735 lbs in the 305 day lactation from 8150 lbs the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Ontario Department of Agriculture
D.h.la
Milton
Ontario Livestock Branch
Farm Economics
Ontario
F. Chisholm
Halton East
George R. McCormack
and Howard King
Halton Centre
Hon. F. S. Thomas to Address Halton Seed Fair
The Halton Seed Fair in Milton on March 23 and 24 will feature Hon. F. S. Thomas Minister of Agriculture for Ontario as guest speaker on March 24. The event, hosted by Halton Soil and Crop Improvement Association, will include expanded prize lists and classes for seed exhibitors backed by government grade standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
John W. Picket
Halton Juniors
Mr. Thomas
Variation in milk production costs across Halton herds
A Halton study shows 72 dairy herds recording milk production costs from 2.50 to 20.00 per cwt with an average 3.66. Butter fat costs range 0.76 to 1.53 per pound averaging 1.03. The report links low overall cost to balanced performance across five key factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Hydro
Halton Accredited T B Free Area Extension Possible
Halton was declared an Accredited T B Free Area after a 1951 general test with reactors under two tenths of one percent. The area’s accreditation lasts until May 1 1957 and may be extended three more years if TB does not rise. otherwise a general retest could start to re‑accredit by 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
U.S
Dublin WI Meets at J D Macpherson Home
The January meeting of Dublin Women's Institute was hosted by Mrs. J D Macpherson in Check Line Esquesing with 18 members present. Plans were made for an ap ron display at Acton Fall Fair, Brighten Your Home with Color in February, pillow donations for fire victims, and letters on sex perverts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. MacPherson
Dublin
Dublin Women's Institute
J. D. Macpherson
Wm. McIntyre
Mary Stewart
Acton
H. Blyth
T. A. Storey
Rockwood
William McPhedran
John Steinbeck
East of Eden
MPs Hear Farm Forum Ideas On Local MPs and Pressure Groups
Ontario Farm Forum discussions show farmers favor a planned local MP approach or a mix with pressure groups. Members cite personal access to MPs, ongoing pressure, and active farm organization involvement as keys to solving agricultural problems. The piece ends noting the RCMP ship St Loch’s voyage from Pacific to Atlantic in 1940-42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Melrose
Hastings
Foster Forum
Niner
Huron County
Brant
Hampton
Durham County
M.P
Plum Creek
Lambton
West Dartford
Northumberland
Leith Forum
Grey
Pacific
Atlantic
Northwest Passage
R.C.M.P
St. Loch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Campbellville
Yearly Meeting
Adtors
Menzies
Ausxil Juaritsi
F. S. Thomas
Halton Manor
Institute
Isanstone
Main ST. N
Meade Auccunnrae
Kitimat
Aluminum Company OF Canada, Ltd
Calgan
Pollock and Campbell
Water St
North Galt
E. L. Buchner
Optometrist
Aden
Mell-St
Cee
Fargo
Canada
Chrysler Corporation of Canada, Limited
Grant
THE
Bell Telephone Company OF Canada
Chrysler
Fargo Cube
Scow
G.C.W
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