Halton Conservation Committee appoints new chairman
Reeve Gee Curnie of Eaquesing Township, longtime chair of Halton Agricultural and Reforestation efforts, was named chairman of the Halton Conservation Committee. The report covers a pond on Paul Pisher’s property near Nelson, its depth, potential spring effects, and plans by Prof Coventry of the University of Toronto to guide reforestation area selection. A public meeting with Coventry is planned during his visit.
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Gee. Carviea
Maltisa Osmserveltisa Caenunittes
Halton Conservation Committee
Reeve Gee Curnie
Eaquesing
Halton County Council
Halton Consention
Paul Pisher
Neat
Nelson
Halfon Spearteven
Nassagawey
Tostis
Coventry
Department of Howegy
University of Toronto Whelas
Ontario
Halton
Stewarttown Trail Social Sponsored by Halton Jersey Club
The second annual social event of the Halton Jersey Club drew over 100 guests with President Duncan Moffat and committee hosting. Mire Lindsay Ferguson of Rockwood and Stanley Matthews of Action won prizes in progressive euchre, followed by a lunch and dancing to May’s Orchestra.
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Stewarttown Trail
Halton Jersey Club
Duncan Moffat
Mire Lindsay Ferguson
Rockwood
Stanley Matthews
Action
Masi
May
Nation Junior Farmers Sponsor County Church Service
The first annual County Church Seaside sponsored by Halton Dun lar Farmers will be held at Knows Presbyterian Church Milton on Sunday March 19 at 800 pm. John Uargreaves of Beachville is guest speaker. Music by the Halton Janver Farmer Choir of 40 voices. Choir practice led by Rev Alen Pudwell. A short choir recital will follow.
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Halton Dunlar Farmers
Knows Presbyterian Church
Milton
John Uargreaves
Beachville
Halton Janver Farmer
Vupces
Revo Alen Pudwell
Stanley Jay New President al en Junior Farmers
The Halton Junior Farmers held their annual meeting at the Agricultural Office Milton last week. Under President Jamey Kean they had a successful year in drama public speaking amateur entertainment athletics and choral work. Plans for the Annual At Home at the Tirant Inn Burlington on April 13 were announced. Officers elected include President Stanley Jay 1st Vice President David Pelletterio Vice President Gordon Darby Secretary Evelyn Course Treasurer Cameron Wilson.
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Halton
Milton
Jamey Kean
Tirant Inn
Burlington
Stankey Jay
David Pelletterio
Gordon Darby
Evelyn
Teasurer
Cameron Wilson
Norval Juniors Elect New Officers At Dual Meetings
Norval Junior Farmers elected John McClure as president with Ward Brownridirs as vice president and Floyd Brigden as treasurer at a joint meeting hosted by Geo Wingfield. Jessie Wingfield led the Norval Junior Institute as president with Yeabe Currie as vice president and Ismey Kean as districts director.
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Norval Juniora
Jota McChure
Naryval Junior Farmers
Jessie Wingfield
Norval Junior Institute
Geo Wingfield
Waines
Geo S Atkins
Bronte
Joe Whitelock
Alan
John McClure
Ward Brownridirs
Howson Ruddell
Floyd Brigden
Elwood Carey
Geo. Wilson
Cliff ‘McDonald
Duncan Robinson
John Currie
Jeasie Wingfield
Yeabe Currie
Sec
Treas
Eleano
Stark
Marion” Currie
Ruth Barnes
Norma Alexander
Ismey Kean
Mae Wingfield
Annie Currie
Local Notables and Train Fire Reported in Ontario
Brin Williams and Russel on well known figures tied to Benopton and Brampton with ties to Toronto Township Council. A CPR bow car fire west of the Forks of Credit station caused a switch-point ruin but did not delay the passenger train. Martha Ann Annie Church dies at Orangeville hospital aged about 80 after a month of illness in Winess Advocate County.
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Martha Ann
Annie) Church
1. D Hospital
Orangeville
Winess - Advocate County
Georgetown Student Wins Third Scholarship at Queen's
Jack Tarzwell a third year mining engineering student at Queen's University Kingston son of Mr and Mrs Robert Tarzwell of Acton wins a $375 cash scholarship awarded for excellence in engineering leadership initiative and health. Rev A Leonard Self spoke on his work with Georgetown youths delighting listeners. Council weighs a $190000 new public school vote with earliest date set for September chairman Edwin Wilson urged timely planning for 1952 school use.
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Jack Tarzwell
Queen's University
Kingston
Robert Tarzwell
Acton
Georgetown
A. Leonard Self
Edwin Wilson
Herald
Poultry Experts Urge Stable Methods From 1907 Lectures
A May reminder from the Egg and Poultry Market Report of Ottawa quotes Ontario experts urging no change in core poultry practices. The Lanark County talks emphasize calm handling, hens with laying instinct, proper feeding, and balanced blood to avoid weakness as production rises.
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Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Lanark County
Ont
Ros Hamer
Ontario Department of Agriculture
The Birke House Plan features simple design
The Birke is a compact single story home with wide openings, overhangs, and cross ventilation. It uses a frame construction with asphalt shingle roof and can be built with concrete blocks as an alternative. Interior includes a modern kitchen, large closets, and roomy spaces. Overall 40 by 14 feet with a 1,160 cubic foot fall to a seven foot ceiling.
Oakville twins win at Eastern Canada indoor meet
Johnny Ross and Pete Sutton of Trafalga High School led North Toronto Track Club to two first place ribbons at the Eastern Canada indoor championship meet. Meanwhile Oakville council honoured ex-Reeve P W Chambres for 23 years of service as Chief J T Derry reported 134 traffic prosecutions last year with a noted gender remark from Coun. John Brandi.
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Johnny Ross
Pete Sutton
Oakville -Trafalga
Lloyd Percival
North Toronto
Focal Soungsers
Council
PW. Chambres
Derry
Coun John Brandi
Admintration of Justice Committer
Trafalgar Journal
FIT HARNESS AND HELP HORSE FOR SPRING WORK
Advice on checking harness condition washing and oiling and repairing harness. Emphasizes proper use fitting collar to avoid throttling shoulders and distribute weight. Warns ill fitting gear can cause shoulder scalp and blisters and recommends rest and lifting the collar to cool shoulders.
Burlington District Banquet Honors Ike Lynn for 20 Years
At the McColl Paontineac Of Company annual district banquet held at the Brant Inn on Wednesday afternoon Ike Lynn a local dealer received a gold watch marking twenty years of service in the local area Mrs Filman celebrated her 67th birthday on Monday and W oR Dalton of Sault Ste Marie was elected chairman of the Northern Ontario branch of the Engineering Institute of Canada Dalton attended Burlington Schools and is well known here Harold Saville was appointed to the Burlington and Suburban Area Planning Board for two years succeeding Geo Furman at the Flamboro township council meeting last Thursday Law states that husband and wife are not required to live together.
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McColl- Paontenac
Brant Inn
Ike Lynn
DP Filman
Locust St
W Or Dalton
MEIC
Sault Ste Marie
WE Dalton
Caroline St
Norther Ontario
Engineering Institute of Canada
Dalton
Burlington
F Flamboro
Harold Saville
Burlington and Suburban Area Planning Board
Geo. Furman
Gazette
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Joan Rats
Stanley Jay
Alen Junior Farmers
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Miss Allan
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