Ford wins grand hay show championship at Halton Crops Day
Alfred Ford of Milton R 4 exhibited the grand championship bale of second cut hay at the 1959 Halton Crops Day and Hay Show. The event drew 19 farmers in four hay classes with awards also given to Marley Watson and Son for reserve champion. Dr. B C Matthews spoke on fertilizer for profit and weed control was demonstrated by Halton weed inspector Jon McArthur.
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A. Ford
Alfred Ford
Mitton R. R
Halton
Halton Soil and Crop Improvement Association
Marley T. Watson
Bulington R. A. Gordon Sinclair
Burlington R. R
J. C. Bell and Son
Burlington RR
Morley
Norval Junior Farmer Club
Matthews
B. C. Matthews
Soils Department
Ontario Agricultural College
Guelph
Jon McArthur
Sam’ Harrop
Milton
George Swann
Don, Peer
Erwin Gunby
Morley Watson
Newton Ruddell
Halton 4-H Clubs to Organize 1959 Program Outline
Halton County 4-H expects April 2 kickoff at the Agricultural Hall Milverton Fair Grounds for a 1959 program covering diary calf beef dual purpose calf swine kid forage grain potato and tractor maintenance. Enrollment last year reached 200 with Ontariowide growth noted. The program, overseen by the Ontario Department of Agriculture, relies on 30 volunteer leaders led by AR Coulter and Camp Schaaman to guide rural youth ages 12 to 20.
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Halton County
Milter Fair Grounds
Ontario
Halton
Scope International
Chile
Ontario Ceriment of Agriculture
AR. Coulter
Mitton
Ontario Highway and Public Welfare Estimates Discussed in Assembly
In 1958 Ontario spent 227.8 million on highways and 248.4 million is projected for 1959. Other notes include new welfare benefits for Indians, farm marketing legislation, the Burlington Skyway tools policy, transport licensing talks, and adding fifty officers to the Ontario Provincial Police. The Northern Pipe Lines inquiry found no government or municipal fraud, while rabies losses will be shared federally and provincially.
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F. M. Cass
Department of Highways
Ontario
Louis P. Cecile
William A. Goodfellow
Burington Skyway
John Yaremko
Minister of Transport
Canada
Kelso Roberts
S Department
Ohlarin
Northern Ontario Pipe Lines Limited
John Wintermeyer
Northern Pipe Lines Limited
Bme
Ronald C. MacDonald
CGF
Tlon William Goodfellow
Rene Brunelle
Progres
Cochrane North
Burlington High School Cafeteria to Be Expanded
Burlington Town Council approved a $137,000 debenture plan to finance cafeteria renovations at Burlington High School. The project includes adding a cafeteria with two classrooms and renovating the existing building to provide suitable facilities.
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Burlington Hs
Burlington
Burli Rn High School
Approv
Cochrane District Develops Under Ontario Agriculture Help
Report notes the Cochrane District progressing under the direction and aid of the Ontario Government Department of Agriculture. The statement indicates satisfactory development with official support assisting local Irish friends.
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Cochrane District
Department of Agriculture
Ontario
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Galt
Halton Sportsmen's Association
Lee Farr
Hornby Corner
ABC Father & Son
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the Bank of Nova Scotia
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Steel Company OF Canada Limited
Montreal
Ganandque
Haminton
Srainford
Bay
Toronto
Acton Free Press
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County Health Unit
the Board OF Directors
the Children’s Aid Society OF the
County OF Halton
St. Paul's United Church
Main Street
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