Bulk Tanks and Hauling dominate Toronto Milk Producers meeting
A Monday special meeting of Toronto Milk Producers District No 13 focused on bulk tanks and hauling. Officials from the Milk Control Board and City Health Department discussed regulations and sanitation, noting moves toward bulk tanks though enforcement remains uncertain. Producers expressed cautious support, with many satisfied by bulk systems and a promise that leadership will continue steering policy.
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Toronto
District No. 13
Halton
Erin
Stewarttown
Earl Moore
District No 12
A. P. Clark
Milk Control Board
Dr. Ward
City Health Department
Bert Jefferson
Sion
Producers’ Association
John Hird
Halton Producers Acknowledge Top Quality of Ivan Richardson
Halton's Grade A Mog Marketing Competition for 1856 announced by secretary A Ho Ser Vice Ivan Richardson of ROROL Mampbellville led the county as top producer by quality with a high RBI percentage. Panel members discussed breeding stock, service, and marketing weight as key factors in achieving Grade A status. Election results named CE Davenport as president and a slate of officers and directors from Esquesing Trafalgar Nelson and other towns.
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Halton
Mog
A Ho
Mampbellville
RBI
Officera
CE. Davenport
Howard Armstrong
A. R. Service
Nassagaweeya
John W. Witaan
Ivan Richardson
George Robertson
Esquesing
T. J. Brownridge
Robert Miller
David Lawson
Trafalgar
Clayton May
Wm. Rayner
Lloyd May
Nelson
A KR Coulter
F. O. Colling
Mervyn Coulson
Clayton Hadfield
Palermo Juniors Elect Officers In Annual Meeting
The Palermo Juniors held their annual meeting at the home of Bob and Bill Marshall. Reports showed a successful year and the following officers were elected: Marilyn Healoop president Evelyn Booth first vice president Maryn Campbell second vice president Evelyn Booth secretary treasurer Jean Proud assistant accissory Marie Marshall county director Donna Souter Mary Flopance No reen Bawden. Junior Farmers elected Bill Marshall president Robinson vice president Ken Vivian treasurer Glen Richardson Gordon Greer Bob Marshall directors. Miss Mark Marshall named club delegate to the Ontario Agricultural College conference March 18 to 17. Other delegates named: Aller Berra Mileee Coulter Norval Evelyn Rind and Mac Sprow. The Halton Juniors banquet will be held at Trafalgar Memorial Hall with county president Jean Peterson presiding and Russell McAllister guest speaker.
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Palermo
Bob
Bill Marshall
Lo Scotland
Marilyn Healop
Fivst
Evelyn Booth
Maryn Campbell
Jean Proud
Marie Marshall
Donna Souter
Mary Flopance
Noreen Bawden
J E Whitelock
Junmar Farmers
Press Robinson
Ken Vivian
Glen Richardson
Gordon Greer
Bob Marshall
Mark Marshall
Ontario Agricultural College
Aller Berra
Mileee Coulter
Norval
Evelyn Rind
Mac Sprow
Halton Juniora
Trafalgar Memoria Hall
Jean Peterson
Russell McAllister
Junior Farmers’ Association of Ontario
Failure to Ship Hogs to Market Cited in Ontario Meet
Ben Steers of Bradford told the Halton Hog Producers Association meeting at the Farmers Building Milton that failure to ship a larger share of hogs to public markets caused a 300 stamp rise in hog prices. He noted public yard shipments ranged 17 to 33 percent and urged co op marketing boards to push hogs to public stock yards to force bidding among processors.
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Ontario
Ben Steers
Bradford
Ontario Hog Producers Association
Halton Hog Producers’ Association
Farmers’ Building
Milton
Mr. Steers
Halton
Co-operative Marketing Board
Mr Steers
Surprise Birthday Party For Mrs Ramshaw At Lake Aye
A March 2 birthday event honored Mrs. M Ramshaw at her Lake Aye home. About 30 friends attended as Shirley-Frank and others presented gifts and greetings. The evening featured progressive euchre with prizes for Lome Mitchell Wilbert Smith and Pilly Freeman, followed by cake and continued best wishes for many more years.
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M. Ramshaw
Mabel Ramshaw
Lake Aye
Little Shirley - Frank
Hamitan
Little Gilly
Murrey Freeman
Shirley
Eramosa Plebiscite For Modern Schools
A plebiscite will be presented to ratepayers of Eramosa in December 1857 on centralized schooling or modernization. Estimated cost for upgrading the Eramosa district schools ranges from $9 000 to $10 000 per the school board. A town ship inspection was led by inspector WoodMcVitte with architect RO Pagani as board chair. trustees Duncan McPhedran William Oakes Cameron Land Chit McDougall and secretary George Day. township council reps Greeve J Oakes deputy reeve E Benham and councillors Charles McNabb Marsden.
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Eramosa School
Apinion
Noo
WooMecVitte
RO Pagani
Eramosa School Board
Duncan McPhedran
William Oakes
Cameron Land
Chit McDougall
George Day
Greeve J Oakes
E Benham
Charles McNabb
Theyd Marsden
Ladies Aid Groups Prepare for Quilting and Mission Study
Minutes show the Ladies' Aid and Women's Missionary Society meeting with committees appointed to plan a reception and an additional quilting session. Mrs. Calvin Evane hosted the quilting, and the Missionary Society discussed South east Asia studies led by Mrs. Greenlees with members from Chinese and government groups. The group installed officers for 1957 and closed with prayer and a social period. 18 ladies attended.
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Indice
Calvin Evane
W. Greenlees
South-east Asia
Perker
Greenlees
D. Mahon
Blair
Mareth
St. David's
Kfaistead
W. King
Sharpe
Greenless
Miss Simpson
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Toronto Milk Producers’ Association
I Richardson
Z. Petersen
John W Wilton
JE Whitelock
Hege Neo
Tven
Malcolm Moffat
Clarence Peacock
Amen Egeneenee
Brampton
Conada
ALL Canada Insurance Federation
Enare Shalt
Aoe
Acton
Custom
Alsco Aluminum
Quarentes
J. McMullen
Alcco
Mreibours
Pontiac
Pathfinder
Pathfinder Delure
Laurentian
Pontisc
Fisher
Niger
Poumui
Franklin
Prouse-Motc
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