Burlington News Roundup: Race Win and Clergy Moves
Barry Lush won the junior 2 percent mile at McMaster University Grounds in 13 minutes 10 seconds. Rev. Russell W. O'Brien has been invited to serve as minister of Trinity United Church. Fred Goodram becomes Burlington Lions Club president for the coming year at Brant Inn. Mayor Norman Craig says a railway crossing signal must be installed over CNLR tracks on Baldwin Street due to limited visibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Lush
McMaster University
Russell W. O'Brien
Trinity United Church
Norfolk St. United Church
Guelph
Fred Goodram
Burlington Lions Club
Brant Inn
Norman Craig
C.nlr
Baldwin St
Board of Railway Commissioners
Gazette
Erin News Highlights May 6 - Teeter Family Death and Local Events
A gloom swept Erin as Lorne David Teeter eldest son of John and Beryl Teeter died en route to Sick Children's Hospital on May 6. Dave Dilman will show moving pictures in Erin with comfortable seating. On May 11 Lieut Raymond Smith of the Royal Canadian Navy spoke at Erin Continuation School, his first visit since 1938 graduation. The Church of Christ Disciples at Hillsburgh held a dedication for the Rev Hammond electric organ with fitting services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorne David
John
Beryl Teeter
Ray
Rcnew
Church of Christ Disciples
Hillsburgh
Advocate
Meeta Chronicles Ot Ginger Farm Special
Gwendoline P Clarke records a brisk walk to the hen house and a sunny view of Canadian spring. She observes songbirds, spring growth, and contrasts between old farming life and new machinery, noting wedding and mating season among birds and the changing weather.
Government plans new National Research Development Corporation
The United Kingdom government proposes an Inventions Bill to form a National Research Development Corporation under the Board of Trade with borrowing powers of 20 million dollars. It would develop inventions arising from public research and take over discoveries lacking private backing or at risk of being wasted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
House of Lords
Board of Trade
Walton Juniors Active in Halton Farmers Programs
Halton Junior Farmers plan a May 25 plowing match on Clebert McDowell’s farm Iorn by and a June 6 livestock judging and achievement day at Mitton Town Hall. NORVAL juniors elect new officers and Holstein and Jersey breeders announce field days and joint events at Guelph and Alliston with farm tours and judging contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Wilson
Fred Timbers
Agricultural Office
Milton
Jack Marchment
Hornby
Lawson Milton
Douglas Currie
Georgetown
Halton
Lassiles
Mitton Town Hall
Norval
Geo Wilson
Neil van Vliet
Fraser McNabb
John McClure
Douglas Surrie
Ward Brownridge
Geo. Wilson
Howson Ruddell
Harry Hays
Trafalgar
J. J. E. McCague
Mort Butchers
Glenafton
Alliston Wil
W. J. Lawrence
Halton Club
E. Raithby
Geo. Drennan
Jersey
Guelph
Halton Holstein
C.F. Picket
Wm. Davies
Ontario Agricultural College
Peel Holstein
Poultry Dept
Farm Machinery Department
Green
MacDonald Institute
OAC
Wor
Reek
Anticipation of annual outing sparks veterinary drug notice
A veterinary advisory highlights sulphamethazine as a leading sulpha for coccidiosis in poultry and as an effective treatment for fowl cholera. It notes powder and liquid forms are sold by vets and pharmacists, emphasizes dual uses, cautions about proper use and cost, and warns against confusion with new drugs.
Oakville News Highlights Local Honors and Mayor's Death
Oakville expands premises with new equipment to serve growing clientele. Dr F M Deans addressed the Whiteoak meeting supporting the Red Cross Dental Survey. Mayor Alfred Whitaker dies of a heart attack at Oakville Temporary Hospital after months of illness. Clarkson women Mrs Eric Goodertram and Mrs R R Bourne receive Lions Club merit awards for founding Clarkson Community Centre and service to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Deans
Whiteoak
F. Pullen
Wat‘san Ave
Red Cross Dental Survey
Alfred Whitaker
Oakvile
Oakville
Clarkson
Oakville Lion's 6 Club
Eric Goodertram
RR. P. Bourne
Rizonta Seed France to Supply Seed to German Zones
Rizonta Seed France agrees to deliver 550 metric tons of mangel and sugar beet seed valued at 46500 dollars to the British and American Zones of Germany, aiding agricultural needs in postwar zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Germany
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John Calder
HS. Holden
Optometrist
Douglas Street
Western
Ontario
Chapple’s
Wyndham &81
Gual
Angus Kennedy
Burlington
Erin
Carden Street
Guelph, Ont
Work Dane
Sisman
Pallant’s
Acton
Meeta
Ginger Farm
The _Actan
Free Press
Gwendoline P. Clarke
Browning
England
Canada
Junior Institute
Betty van Viet
Jessie Wingfield
Isabel Currie
Eleanor Stark
Mae.Wingfield
Betty Brownridge
Norval Juniors
Norval United Church
Archer Wallace
Maple
R Sar Ae
Ana Ea
Pat
Rizonta Seed
VanWyck Cleaners
Milton District
Bel Martin
George Drew
CBL
Toronto
Progressive Conservative
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