Halton Soil and Crop Association outlines 1956 projects
The Halton Soil and Crop Improvement Association reports plans for 1956 including vernal alfalfa and Climax timothy tests, oats variety trials, a winter wheat fertilizer study, seeding method comparisons, a long term pasture demonstration, 4-H grain clubs promoting Garry and Rodney, Cherokee potatoes trials, a grain corn competition with cash prizes, wild carrot control on roadsides, a bus trip to western Ontario farms, and birdsfoot trefoil trials with inoculation guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton Soil and Crop Improvement Association
Fred Nurse
Ashgrove
Wisconsin
WE. Tossell
Department of Field Husbandry
Ontario
Ottawa
Brock Harris
Lowville
Mac Alexander
Norval and
W. Higgar and Sons
Trafalgar Township
Garry
Rodney
Simcoe
Beaver
A. T. Woodley
J. C. Marshall
Omagh
George R. Somerville and Son
Acton
Ken Elly
Hornby
The
Crop Association
Halton Association
Milton Milling Co
DeKalb
Funks
Pioneer
Messsr
John C. Richardson
Spencer Wilson
Rayner Bros
C. H. Switzer
O.ac
Former Korean Missionary Addresses Hall Presbyterial Meeting
Mrs. W. A. Burbidge, secretary of the Explorer Groups in Hamilton Conference, spoke at the Hall United Church Presbyterial meeting about aid for Koreans, stressing clothing and food needs. Barbara Dewill of Hamilton spoke on the topic Who is Thy Neighbour, with Kilbride Auxiliary organizing the seorship service. New officers were installed by Mrs. Ross Patterson, led by Mrs. A. Harris as president and Mrs. R. Coulter as secretary, reflecting ongoing missionary work and outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Burbidge
Hamilton
Hall United Church Presbyterial
Millgrove United Church
Kilbride
Mors
W. N. Brownridge
A. Harris
Wood
G. R. Stacey
G. E. Gray
James Kirkwood
F. Ball
E. M. Readhead
Ross Legsworth
George "Brownridge
R. Coulter
C.g.st
N. McDonald
Mission Band
N.B. MacRostie
Baby Band
Lorne Hamilton
E. B. Clements
J. Eaton
Christian Friendship
M. L. Leaner
C. Dick
Missionary Monthly
World Friends
T. Glissen
Christian Citizenship
C. R. Livingston
A. Blanchard
A. Kerr
J. McNiven
How Many Bushels Of Rodney Per Acre
Discussion on Rodney oat seeding rates in western Ontario with Dr Don Huntley of the Field Husbandry Dept at the OAC. In a favorable spring six pecks per acre may suffice for most oats, but late seeding years justify about two bushels per acre to compensate for reduced vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Don Huntley
O.A.C
Evacuation plans amid nuclear threat outlined by civil defence.
Federal officials describe a phased city evacuation for Canadian cities in case of nuclear attack. Phase A moves mothers and key personnel 100 miles out, Phase B withdraws rest of population, Phase C instructs sheltering or continued evacuation as radios direct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Civil Defence
Canada
C.D
Shake down trips deter trailer buyers findings
Two friends debated buying a trailer home and rented or borrowed one for a three week and a ten day shake down trip. One couple disliked trailer life and returned home exhausted while the other embraced the vagabond lifestyle and saw a new life. The tester advised using an actual trip before purchasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex M
West
Richard
Ontario
Alex
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Acton Free Press
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Lambton
Doane, Agricultural Service
EL Ross Segsworth
Appleby
Tom Ramstow
Lowvalle
Milton
Kerrigan
Chiropractic
John St, Acton
F. Fo? Worthington
Edmonton
Francisca Zischka
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Banff
Se Ae Roe
Optometrist
Douglas St
Guelph
Joey Oe As
Doug Manning
Vamiba
Cape Cod
Wilbur Sr
Wright
Insuror
Dack
Ridsdale
Darks
Bob Kidsedate
Dad
NOW! Fargo
G.V.W
G.C.W
Fargo
Chrysler Corporation of Canada, Limited
Justy Fargo
Grant's Motors
Compact Fargo
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