Spraying Cattle to Fight Flies At Halten Farm
Halten Farm advocates regular spraying of cows to control flies during summer. Begin immediately and repeat every two to five weeks, more after heavy rain. Tests from the Experimental Farm favor a spray using one pound of 50 percent DDT water dispersible powder in 20 to 25 gallons of water delivering one to two percent concentration. A higher DDT mix is used around stables for cattle flies. Ensure all food and drinking vessels are covered to prevent ingestion of DDT.
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Antual
Heyer
Halton Cattle Command High Prices
The National Holstein Sale at Oakville Arena drew crowds last week with a top Holstein reaching $5,000 from J. J. B. McCague Alliston. A Sovereign daughter from Albert Stagg Oakville sold for $2,650 and a Para Ron daughter bred by FE. Mea gher Oakville sold for $1,500. At Golden Guernsey Sale W. S. Brooks Parry brought $1,450 for a heifer. Top Halton Holstein bred by M. T. McNabb Sona of Georgetown sold for $7,235. Other consignors included Wm. G. Booth Milton and Valley Crest Farms Oakville.
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Oakville
Oakville Sales
J. J. B. McCague
Alliston
Sovereign
Albert Stagg
FE. J. Meagher
W. S. Brooks
Parry
M. T. McNabb
Sona
Georgetwon
Halton Guernsey Bresdors
Wm. G. Booth
Milton
Valley Crest Farms Ltd
Shorthorn Breeders Hold Twilight Meeting at Acton Farm
A twilight barn meeting at J. E. Pearen’s Ac ton farm drew Shorthorn breeders from Halton and Wellington counties. Speakers included H. R. White and Prof. A. D. Runions. Two classes from the Pearen herd were selected, with curling and showmanship demonstrations by T. C. Amos and J. E. Whitelock. A Pearen lunch capped a successful farm gathering.
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J. E. Pearen
Acton
Halton
Wellington
Halton Calf Club
H. R. White
Shorthorn Ass'n of
Canada
A. D. Runions
Department of Animal Husbandry
Guelph
T. C. Amos
Moffat
J. E. Whitelock
Pearen
Delayed expenses not profit says railway head
W A Mather, new president of the Canadian Pacific Railway, argues that replacing rolling stock costs 800 million though original cost was 415 million, creating a hidden delayed expense of 385 million. He says reserves for this emergency are a legitimate deduction from profits and should be recorded as such rather than declaring artificial profits.
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Joaeph Lister Rutledge
W. A. Mather
Canadian Pacific Railway
Georgetown Schools See Staff Change and Awards
Alexander M Baxter named science teacher at Georgetown High succeeding ill Heath successor Milan Jexales Wilson. Goalie Jack Rhodes, voted mortals by teammates, receives OFLA cup from Tory Gregg at Rose Room Hockey Dinner. Marriage solemnized May 29 between Donna Ryan and Bert Marchment. D P Crichton sons David and Richard graduate from University of Toronto School of Practical Science with first class honours in chemical engineering. Rich, Georgetown standout, tops class in public and high school.
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Alexander M. Baxter
Alton High School
Georgetown High
Baxter
Milan Jexales
Wilson
Jack Rhodes
Mort
Vale
Unkle
Georgetown
Ontario
Tory Gregg
Donna Ryan
James Archer
Bradford
Archer
Bert Marchment
Walter Marchment
Glen Williams
David
Richard Crichton
D. P. Crichton
Schoool of Practical Science
University of Toronto
Richand
Chemical Engineering Herald
Burlington News Briefs Include Graduates and Family Events
Miss Justina Carroll joins nine others in receiving BA degrees at Western University convocation in London. Carolyn Weins celebrates a birthday while hospitalized in Toronto after a May operation by Gordon Murray. Mr and Mrs Thomas Massey mark their golden wedding with a family dinner at 18 Smith Avenue. East Burlington girls stage a fashion show from 3:30 to 4:30 after home economics class, sewed outfits with parents and instructors. A proposed Calais tunnel would take nine years to build and cost half a day’s wartime expenditure.
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Justina Carroll
The
Western University
London
Carolyn Weins
W. Weins
Delaware Avenue
Toronto General Hospital
Gordon Murray
Thomas Massey
Smith Avenue
East Burlington
Serena
Miss V. Buttenham
Gazette
Esther lesson on courage and providence in faith
A Sunday School reflection on Esther 4 5 1 6 7 10 22, noting God unseen yet present in Esther's story. Mordecai's trust in divine protection, Esther's brave decision, and fasting prayer as preparation lead to deliverance and gratitude for God's mercy. The lesson urges modern readers to act in faith despite danger.
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Eather
Jase
Esther
Marge
Hime
Izek
Bell Telephone Canada Expands Service to 1.36 Million Lines
In 34 months since V J Day the Bell Telephone Company of Canada reports 1.36 million telephones in Ontario and Quebec, with rapid growth funded by new capital. Despite 96,000 unfilled orders and 69,000 requests to convert party lines, long distance use has tripled postwar, and rural service is expanding toward universal access as new dial equipment and facilities come online.
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Ontario
Quebec
Bell Telephone Company
Bell Telephone Company of Canada
Fragmentary religious note on chosen path and Purim feast
The excerpt discusses the Jewish people living in a chosen path yet not following it, while noting Christians who have accepted grace in Jesus. It cites biblical verses and contrasts adherence to faith with failure to live righteously as observed in Glas 4:7 and Revelation 2.
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Wlor
Adreassa
Burlington
Calais
United States
U.S
Foreign Exchange Control Board
Orraa
Father
Mordecai
Herodotus
Deloces
Medea
Vashth
Haman
Amos
Israel
Hell
Neadther
Exther
Carda
Cooper's Clothing Store
Master Dry Cleaners
Jor Woons
Cecil A. Carr
Ravage Optical
Douglas St. Guelph, Ont
Tel
ParBawent of Canada
Ball Telephone Company of Canada
Bell Telephone Company OF
Board of Transport Commissioners
Pollock and
Campbell
Water St. North Galt
Halton Poultry Products
Hydro Office
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