Bruce Trail Walk Draws Eighteen Hikers Near Toronto
An organized Bruce Trail hike covered about eight miles near town with eighteen hikers. Led by Jim Byers and his wife of the Toronto Bruce Trail Club, the group traversed bush, fields, and a escarpment trail ending at First Line. The Toronto club oversees sectional trails from Kelso Dam to Terra Cotta and plans more walks to be publicized.
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Jim Byers
Mem Ben
Yoronto Bruce Trail Club
Naapata
Nike
Byer
England
Torsato Club
Doug Campbell
Toronto Club
Kelso Dam
Ter Cotta
Tatton County
Vow
Toque Bence Tour Club
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Hamilton
Toronto Brace Trial Club
Bruce Treit
Milton
Jack Beverlay
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George Rimmer
Burlington
Jim Byars
Toronto
Detailed survey urged on Barberry and buckthorn infestations
County Weed Inspector V McArthur advised Halton County Council that a thorough survey of Barberry infestations may be needed to control Barberry Buckthorn and Leafy Spurge. He urged focus on healthy hazel ragweed poison ivy in urban and suburban areas and asked Agriculture to prepare a brief on Barberry and Buckthorn growth for study.
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V. McArthur
Olf County Council
Roger Pilson
Baling
Ontario
Jurban
Agriculture Committee
McArthur
Legion Notes for Branch 197 Mini Meeting and Anniversary Events
The March General Meeting drew one of the smallest attendances in years. A forthcoming anniversary dance on March 13 features corsages lunch and an entertainment show by the Copy Cats with a minimum $1.00 per couple charge. Tickets are on sale.
Job for Farmers Dairy Cow Increases Feed Output
A dairy cow consumes about 75 000 pounds of water and yields roughly 21 008 pounds of milk while eating 4 000 pounds of grain and protein, 4 700 pounds of hay, and 3 008 pounds of silage. The text notes dairy farmers substitute certain feed and gear for more efficiency.
Speyside Euchre Sale Highlights Local Fundraiser
At Speyside School the Home and School association hosted a Friday euchre event with tables set for games and prize draws. Winners included Joyce Browns for ladies' first and Tom Snedbklind for men's first, while Jim Morison claimed the bushel apples prize.
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Home and School Association
Joyce Browns
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Jan Mellon
Tom Snedbklind
Mel Stark
Leannine Mis
Harris J Boor
Jim Morison Othes
Peter Bableur
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