Beavers Drain Nassagaweya Roads Across Years
A letter to the editor traces beaver damage from an initial colony in a northern municipality to Nassagaweya township. It details multiple dam projects and road flooding, costs totaling several thousand dollars, and calls for conservation funding focused on reforestation rather than costly dam work to protect roads and waterways.
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Nassagaweya
Good Advice On Golden Wedding
VANCOUVER GP A couple celebrating their golden wedding anniversary share advice for newlyweds to avoid nagging and pull together. Mr and Mrs James Edge have lived in Vancouver nine years after 35 years in Winnipeg. They urge more religion for children and emphasize harmony and unity.
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Vancouver
James Edge
Winnipeg
Edinburgh Welcome for Canadian Women Press Tour
A 72 member Canadian women journalists group travels from Montreal to Edinburgh for a brief visit after arriving from Canada. They tour Monro Spun Knitting Mills, attend civic events at City Chambers, enjoy Scottish dancing, and receive warm hospitality from Edinburgh officials and locals before moving on to London.
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Scotland
Canada
Crght
Montreal
Dorval
B.o.ac
Margaret
Edinburgh
Gander
Prestwick
Scottish Tourist Association
Hydra
Monrospun Knitting Mills
Old Castle
Victoria League
Edinburgh University
Halton-County appoints fieldman for region
The Honorable F s Thomas announced WN Kerr as Fieldman with the Ontario Department of Agriculture Field Crops Branch. Kerr will be based in Brantford and serve as Fieldman and District Weed Inspector for the Niagara peninsula and Halton Brant Norfolk Oxford Peel. He replaces Glenn Anderson who moved to Guelph for postgraduate work. Kerr, a 1955 OAC graduate, resides near Alliston and was a six year 4-H member and former president of his local Junior Farmers' Association.
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F. S Thomas
Douglas Kerr
Ontario Department of Agriculture
Kerr
Brantford
Niagara Peninsulas
Brant
Norfolk
Oxford
Peel
Halton
Glenn Anderson
Guelph
Ontario Agricultural College
O.A.C
Alliston
Obituary of Hannah Elizabeth Dron MacArthur Farmed 50 Years
Hannah Elizabeth Dron MacArthur 88 died suddenly in Toronto on Saturday June 11. Born in Erin township she and her husband farmed 50 years on the Second Line Esquesing. Survived by five children and several siblingswith a 1953 death of Jean Bolton. Funeral June 15 in Toronto. interment Acton Cemetery. pallbearers listed.
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Esquesing
Duncan MacArthur
Hannah Elizabeth — Dron
Toronto
Erin Township
Robert
Hannah Lambert Dron
Edna McArthur
E. E. Green
Fred
Acton
Clare
Welland
Vern Archer
Georgetown
Jean Bolton
George Drow
Moorefield
Jenny Carter
George Guscott
Will Young
Guelph
Robert Dron
John
MacArthur
W. J. Johnson
Eglinton United Church
Acton Cemetery
Art Bolton
Barry Archer
Ernest Reid
LeRoy MacArthur
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