Flower Show Marks Third Meeting of District Horticultural Society
The District Horticultural Society attended the Flower Show at the O’Keefe Centre and held its third meeting at Girvani’s on March 6 with 14 girls present. Vice president Catherine Graham now leads the group. Members learned about historic foods and seed diversity, sharing a meal of pea soup potato pancakes and chocolate, and reviewed early settlers’ influence on Canadian farming.
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and’ District Horticultural Society
O'Keefe
Silverwood
Girvani’s
Catharine Graham
Europe
Canada
In Like a Lamb and Out Like a Hon March Warnings
March brings extreme weather notes and farm safety warnings about safe attitudes at all times. The piece emphasizes built in protections on farms and in homes regardless of clock or weekday.
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GAC
Cattlemen's School Attended by Local Farmers
Don Brander and Bill Alexander of RR 1 Norval attended the Graham School for Cattlemen in Garnett Kansas. Founded in 1909 by Frank B Graham, the school is renowned worldwide for training herdsmen and breeders through visual demonstrations and on the farm methods of instruction.
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Cattlemen's
Don Brander
Bill Alexander
Norval
Graham School For
Garnett
Kansas
U.S.A
Frank B. Graham
Erin Voters Back Liquor Sales In Plebiscite
Voters in Erin approve liquor sales in lounges and dining lounges by 72 percent while annexed areas vote 100 percent for the same questions and beer sales in licensed premises with meals.
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Erin
Maidstone
Georgetown Sees Construction Boom and New Schools Planned
Georgetown forecasts a population boom with 3 000 more residents possible over 18 months. Plans include 500 homes 250 apartments and expansion in the east end with three new public schools a second high school on 250 acres. Red Cross clinics may total four this year. In Fergus lacrosse braces for growth as Oshawa and Owen Sound join the Sr B league with Oshawa expected as power house from last year’s Minto Cup junior champions.
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Georgetown
Fergus
Brantford
Oshawa
Owen Sound
PC nomination speech sparks Milton crowd in Halton region
Provincial Secretary Robert Welch delivered a fiery pep talk at the Halton PC nomination convention in Milton drawing close to 400 supporters. He urged campaigning through poll organizations, backed a Progressive Conservative victory in Halton East, and praised local MPP Kerr and the Ontario School for the Deaf in Milton as top institutions.
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Ontario
Milton
Robert Welch
Halton
Welch
Mir. Kerr
Halton East
Ince
Tion
Ontario School For the Deaf
Robarts Puerimens
Kerr
Big man for big job chosen for Halton East
Conservatives nominate Oakville contractor Jim Snow as their Halton East candidate in the Ontario election. At Milton District High School, about 400 delegates selected Snow on the first ballot amid brisk debate over red tape, education and community college plans. Snow pledged to aid teachers and push for Halton Peel Community College while stressing full-time representation if elected.
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Halton East
Progressive Conservatives
Oakville
Jim Snow
Milton District
Giant Jim
William Bateman
Oakville Board of Parks Management and William B. Sargant
University of Guelph
Halton M.P.P
George Kerr
Kerr
Snow
Halton County
Skuce
Halton
Robin Skuce
Hornby Area
John Depew
Jim
Sargant
Nets
Halton and Peel Community College
Jack Armstrong
Georgetown
Robert Hopkins
Ed Byerman
Milvan
Byerman
Mr.Bateman
Queen's Park
W.J King
Bateman
Alan Day
Douglas Latimer
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