Army Worm Watch Urged By Ontario Agriculture Dept
The Ontario Department of Agriculture warns farmers to monitor fields for reddish brown army worms measuring half inch to two inches. The warning notes sightings are not yet severe but worms may move as hay is cut and wheat matures. Farmers should report infestations to local Agricultural Representative.
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Ontario Depaartment of Agriculture
Hog Shipment Shows Increase in Halton County
The Halton County hog shipment rose in June with market deliveries increasing from the week of May 13 17 to the week of June 10 16. The May week had 103 hogs shipped while June week showed higher activity.
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Halton County
Must Vaccinate All Female Calves For Brucellosis
The Minister of Agriculture, W A Goodfellow, announced Ontario designated a supervised Brucellosis area. All female calves must be vaccinated after four months but before 11 months. vaccination costs covered by the province. Owners arrange vaccination with licensed practitioners. no exclusive vaccination rights. Intra provincial cattle movement remains open within supervised areas.
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W A Goodfelllow
Goodfellow
Onta@rio
Georgetown Sees Fourth Public School On James Street Site
Georgetown’s school board reports growth adds three rooms annually and envisions a fourth public school. They urge council to consider erecting a school on James Street on the old reservoir property and insist the site remain in public ownership for future district needs.
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Georgetown
Council
James St
Ontario Establishes Rattlesnake Antivenin Depots
Health Department opens multiple antivenin depots across Ontario to treat rattlesnake bites free of charge. Treatment units will be available at hospitals in Little Current Espanola Parry Sound Bracebridge Orillia Midland Penetanguishene Barrie Collingwood Meaford Owen Sound Wiarton Lion's Head Southampton Kingar dutt Goderich Sarnia Chatham St Thomas Welland and Hamilton, with supplies at the Provincial Central Laboratory in Toronto.
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Health Department
Ontario
Lisbie
Health Maindate
Mackinnon Phillips
Little Current
Espanola
Parry Sound
Bracebridge
Orta
Midland
Penetanguishene
Barrie
Collingwood
Meaford
Owen Sound
Wiarton
Lion’s Head
Southampton
Kincarditt
Goderich
Sarnia
Chatham
St. Thomas
Welland
Hamilton
Sudbury
Windsor
Provincial Central Laboratory
Toronto
Georgetown Reeve To Quit Politics
Reeve Stan Allen will leave municipal politics after six years on Georgetown council to focus on duties as superintendent of Halton Centennial Manor Milton, while finishing his current term. He has served since 1952 and was Halton County warden in 196, commuting from Milton during a transition period. Mayor Armstrong called him a valuable servant and wished him well. In later notes Mayor Dennis said he was uninformed about sewer proposals after returning from Florida.
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Stan Allen
Georgetown
Allen
Halton Centennial Manor
Milton
Halton
Smith and Stone Carrier
Nilton
Armstrong
London
Ont (Cp
R. A. Dennis
Florida
Obituary for Mrs Joseph Park of Cooksville
Mrs Joseph Park of 1110 Dundas Highway West Cooksville died after a 18 month illness at Toronto Hospital on July 5. Born in Naasagawey Township in 1082 she was Helen Mayes daughter of George Mayes and Mabel Robbins. Survived by husband Joseph Park and five children Marlyne June Ina Holo and Joseph Jr all at home plus five teachers Charles Windsor James Jack Carl Milton Eugene HRS Milton and two sisters Pearl Mae Allen Anderson Windsor and Betty R Milton. Member of United Church. Funeral July 9 at Rumley Funeral Home Acton officiated by Ken Seth Griffiths. Interment St Davids Cemetery Campbellville. Pallbearers Jim May Ronnie Skinner James Skinner James Park Gordon Russell Carl Canvassers Annoy Oakville Merchants
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Joseph Park
Dundas Highway
Cooksville
Toronto Hospital
Weeton
Naasagawey
Helen Mayes
George Mayes
Mabel Robbins
Charles
Windsor
James
Jack
Campbellville
Carl
Milton
Eugene
Pearl
Mae Allen Anderson
Betty
The
United Church
Naa
Rumley
Acton
Acton, With Mr. Kenseth Griffiths
St David's Cemetery
Campbéllvine
Jim May
Ronnie Skinner
James Skinner
James Park
Gordon Russell
GAS Heat Promise For Fall Comfort
Have automatic GAS heating equipment installed now and be ready for the first September cold wave. GAS is flexible and quick to respond to temperature changes making it ideal for fall weather. It is a clean fuel, eases housework, and reduces redecorating costs. No furnace tending, no on premises fuel storage. For efficiency and cleanliness GAS HEAT costs less than other domestic fuels.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Riverside Lodge
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United Suburban Gas CO. Limited
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