Halton Farmers Plan Ohio Bus Trip And Local Shows
Halton Crop Improvement Ass n plans a four day bus tour to Ohio via Buffalo and Detroit with stops at Muskingum Conservancy farms of Coamon Blubaugh and Louis Bromfield and a large breeding unit at Tiffin. A joint 70 person group with Haldiman is expected. OAC Day at Halton and Peel Breeders to attract about 1000 to 1200 attendees on June 10 with W. Robeck to speak after lunch. The Swine Club organizes a youth project with Yorkshires judged at Clayton May farm Trafalgar Township. officers include Herb Wilson president and Clayton May club leader.
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Halton
Orlo
Halton Crop Improvement Ass
Vern McArthur
Halton Association
Ohio
Buffalo
Detroit
Muskingum Conservancy
Coa
Fidsters
Jerary Hreedersa
OAC
Peel
Jersey
W. Robeck
Was & Boys and Girls
Swine Club
Clayton May
Trafalgar Township
Herb Wilson
Ashgrove
Far! Wilson
Treas
John Currie Georgetown
Milton
Beaver Beavers Demonstrate Dams In Ontario Township
Late last summer the Department of Gate and Fisheries with the Hallow Sportsmen's Association released beavers on Lot 13 14 Con 7 Nas nagaweya Township. The animals built a winter dam and home swiftly, then a spring flood caused damage but they rebuilt, backing water over Warden Van Sickle s road. The display of dam building is remarkable and draws visitors despite no complaints from locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Gate and Fisheries
Hallow Sportsmen's Association
Nasnagaweya Township
Warden van Sickle
Namsagaweya
Leaving School This Year The Bank of Montreal Career
If you are leaving school this year you can join Bank of Montreal as a promising career. No university needed beyond junior matriculation. Earn good wages, merit-based promotion, travel across Canada, pension and group life health benefits, job security, growing salaries. William Clayton at Acton will discuss the idea. drop in soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Montreal
Canada
Iife
B of M
William Clayton
BD of
Acton
Erin Ray Death Report and Village Water Plan Update
The report by Consulting Engineer W M Veitch revises Erin village water supply plans focusing on Main Street mains. On Empire Day, ECS students staged a school grounds programme with pupils and teachers present, along with local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Erin
Johnny
W. M Veitch
ECS
Cup That Cheers Costs More End In Sight
The Financial Post reports tea and coffee costs rising as demand remains strong and production areas hit by war damage. Britain tightens tea rations, Canadian prices may adjust, and chain coffees rise 2c per pound amid Brazilian conditions while U.S. firms cut 2c per pound on vacuum packed coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amartly
Financial Post
Britain
U.S
Descriptive exchange on laundry ticket Chinese characters
A customer asks if Chinese characters on his laundry ticket spell his name. The Chinaman replies that the inscription means little man with loss eyes and no teeth. The dialogue reflects miscommunication and racialized language from a historical perspective.
Former Scout Outstanding Athlete Par nell Named Canada’s Top Athlete 1949
A former Boy Scout Bill Parnell from North Vancouver is named Canada’s outstanding athlete for 1949. He was a Wolf Cub and Scout Patrol leader in the 7th North Vancouver group and remains active in scouting. The Mackenzie River is noted as Canada’s longest at 2514 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Parnell
North Vancouver
Canada
Will
Milton and District Horticultural Effort and Empire Day Events
A Milton and Lowville gathering at Limestone School aimed to revive a Milton district Horticultural Society under Mountain Union Women’s Institute auspices. Milton Telephone Operators hosted a party at the Town Hall for employees and friends. Milton Public School staged an Empire Day program at the Princess Theatre with a large audience of pupils, parents, Home and School Association members, and LODE enjoying musical numbers and plays.
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Lowville
Milton
Limestone School
Mountain Union Women's Institute
Milton and District
Town Hall
Milton Public School
Princess Theatre
Home and School Association
LODE
Clearing Auction Sale in Nassageaweys Township
Auction advertised by W. Burrows listing Holstein cows, sows, horses, implements, grain, tractor and farm equipment, household items, and farm land. Sale at Cun 2 on June 3 at 9 o'clock, with 10 percent down day of sale and balance by mortgage terms. Auctioneer WM. A. Gibson, Guelph.
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A W. Burrows
Second Ling Vande
Eden Mills
Haturday
Haulsteins
York
GHAIN
McCormick Deering
WM. A. Gibson
Guelph
Ontario Farmers Preview U.S. Tour Sponsored by Salada Tea
Five young Ontario farmers led by Earl Bacher Cayuga and joined by Robert Nixon Hagersville Eugene Timbers Milliken Norman Watson Woodbridge and A G Skinner Cayuga depart May 7 on a 3000 mile inspection tour of U S projects from the Tennessee Valley to Malabar Farm and major universities. The Salada Tea Company sponsors the goodwill trip focusing on soil conservation cattle breeding and farming in general.
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Ontario
United States
Internat
Skinner
Nessee Valley
Ohio Breeders Co-ops Association
Muskingum Watershed
Cornell
Ohio State
Kentucky
Washington
New York City
Earl Bacher
Cayuga
Robert Nixon
Hagersville
Eugene Timbers
Milliken
Norman Watson
Woodbridge
A. G. Skinner
Ontario Agricultural
Georgetown vows vote on new school and debentures
Georgetown property owners head to the polls on Monday June 19 to approve a 190 debenture for a new public school to ease overcrowding and rising enrolment. Campaigns support flood relief with Town Council backing and donations via Charles Wilson to banks or the Hecatt Office Interval. Weather notes fresh opening ball action as Fergus visits Georgetown Park and local teams clash in a muddled recap.
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Georgetown
William Kelly
Bir
John D. Kelly
University of Toronto
Manitoba
Charles Wilson
Fergus
Georgetown Park
Ant
Pricing Ourselves Into Trouble
Joseph Lister Rutledge argues that persistent low consumer prices harm producers, urging recognition that many goods must be sold abroad at market-based prices. He warns against government price supports as they lower national income and risk losing markets, noting even the United States cannot sustain high prices through interference without costly consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lister Rutledge
Pees
United States
Airborne Uranium Prospecting With New Detection Planes
Uranium prospecting expands to aerial surveys using specially equipped airplanes that carry devices reacting to radioactivity to locate ore deposits from the air. The approach promises faster scanning over large regions and may accelerate discovery efforts.
Ends Drudgery Propane Becomes Rural Kitchen Word
The Financial Post notes propane is replacing old stoves in rural homes, making cooking easier with clean burning liquid gas in tall cylinders. It revives vacation spirit for housewives beyond the farm, while Alberta becomes the dominant domestic supplier as imports decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Financial Post
Alberta
Lions Club grants to Scouts and Guides arena event held
The Burlington Lions Club at Brant Inn voted 1 275 600 for the Boy Scouts and Guides funds. Trinity United Church Sunday School marked its 67th anniversary with services. A man was found hanging from a tree on a farm near Appleby along the Queen Elizabeth Way. Nelson High School received a campus visit from Arena Committee and Legion Day planners with remarks by Jorden Watt and NR Vinton.
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Lions Club
Brant Inn
Boy Scouts
Tren Amd
Grrn-Guides
Trinity United Church
Geo. Manshard
Hamilton
Hanshard
Queen Elizabeth Way
Appleby
Ao Man
Burlington Nelson High School
Arena Committee
Canadian Legion Planut
General Assembly
Jorden Bwatt
NR Vinton
Arena Fund Gazette
Oakville hosts grand opening of enlarged high school
Corporal Stephen Dalton of Canada’s Mounted Police discusses efforts to curb juvenile delinquency. Oakville Trafalgar High School reopened after extensive improvements with a cadet inspection attended by town officials, teachers, and hundreds of citizens. A townwide blitz linked to a Manitoba flood relief drive will gain momentum next week as house-to-house calls begin. Donations to the flood fund reached 644.48 dollars by Tuesday night before Victoria Day holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakville
Manitoba
A Rare Dining Bar Confession Digest
A dining bar exchange ends with a comic miscommunication about eggs ham coffee and toast. A waiter reports a late warning about a bed accident before departure, joking about a broken handle on an eliminator device and the fried items ordered.
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George
Empress for Scotland Sets Trans Atlantic Run Record
The reconditioned Canadian Pacific liner Empress for Scotland passed Father Point on the St Lawrence River 120 hours 36 minutes out of Greenock on its maiden postwar voyage to set a trans Atlantic record. The three funnel speedster carried the All England Football Team including Stan Matthews on a Canada and U S tour, visiting cities from Montreal to Detroit. Captain E A Shergold led the Scotland, formerly Empress of Japan, with a long wartime service history totaling over 713 000 miles.
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Canadian Pacific
Scotland
Father Point
St Lawrence River
Greenock
Liverpool
Quebec
City
Jlett
Stan Matthews
Britain
Canada
U.S
Montreal
Toronto
Winnipeg
Calgary
Regina
Vancouver
Victoria
Detroit
Shergold
Japan
Pacific Ocean
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Hoys
Mackenzie
QU Dave Mlock
Nassageaweys
Earl Dacher
E. Timbers
Norm Watson
Milliken Woodbridge
Burlington
Yasaa
J.B. Wilson & Son
Georgetown Rhone
Evaraga Gisaus
Jack V. Armstrong
Georontown, Ont
Brampton, Ont
Odie Ewe
Coe
Pha
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