Uppers Win Acton Bowling League Championship
Beardmore and Muskokas duel for runners up as Uppers clutch the title by sweeping the final series. Ernie Lawson and Joyce Buchanan star with 7/2 and 686 respectively while Bert Fowler leads Muskokas with 679. Season closes with awards to Ivy Martin and Jim Bullough and thanks to league executives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beardmore
Leatherettes
Helen LeSueur
Eva Williams
Kay Ritter
J Buchant
Harry
Ernie Lawson
Bert
Fowler
Pacers
Lloyd
Tinie
Nes
Devons
Muskokas
Muskies
Triuph
Joyce Buchanians
Bert Fowler
John Dennis
Joyce Buchanan
Bob Snyder
Percy Woods
Flarry Rogers
John Robson
Con
Ivy Martin
Adjos
Amigas
Rural Urban Relations Plan Church Service Picnic In Halton
Kiwanis Kingsway club members in Toroto and Halton plan Rural Life Sunday with a Lowville United Church service at 3 pm followed by a family picnic in Lowville Park. Rev Oliver W Holmes leads the service, with Rev Arnold Wilkinson as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwahis “ Club
Kingsway
Lowville United Church
Serv Club
Lowvllie United Church
Lowville Park
Oliver W. Holmes
Lowville
Farm Tractor Oil Care Stressed By Engineering Specialist
Ontario expert G S Moggach explains why regular crankcase oil changes and oil filter checks are vital for tractors. He notes detergent oils suspend contaminants to prevent varnish and deposits, warns that small particles bypass filters, and urges adherence to manufacturer change intervals especially under poor conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
G. S. Moggach
Ontario Department of Agriculture
Moggach
Western Ontario Agricultural
Ridgetown
Imdre
Early Control Tips for Weeds in Lawns
Weeds in lawns, notably dandelions, respond best to early control. C B Kelly, an O A C botanist, notes extra benefits from spraying with 2 4 D during mid May warm spells. Early spring weeds like black medick knotweed chickweed and creeping Charlie are more susceptible before perennials grow and annuals transplant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Kelly
O.A.C
Spray Lawn Now For Weed Control
A horticulture note from John A Weall of the O A C Horticulture Department explains using 2 4 D to kill broadleaf weeds like dandelions chickweed and plantain without harming grass. Apply on windless days and keep separate sprayers for 2 4 D to avoid drift and chemical mixing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A Weall
O.A.C. Horticulture Department
Junior Farmers Hold Weekend Field Day and Church Service
Halton Junior Farmers held a May weekend with a Homnby park field day featuring horseshoe pitching and boys and girls softball, a Palermo club team defeated Milton and Norval, and Palermo dominated the girls’ game 7-2 while 4-1. The Milton squad included Jean Hunter and Kathryn Ford among others. A Sunday church service at St Pauls United Church Milton featured Miss Edna Strong Ontario Junior Farmers president as guest speaker on time use and faith. The event closed with a fireside hour and gifts for organists and choir leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Homnby Park
Afernoon
Mitton
Milton
Act
Norval
Palermo
Helen Biggs
Louise Vivian
Barb Biggar
Mary Lou Taylor
Nancy Biggar
Mary Johnston
Eleanor—Taylor
St. Paul's United Church
Bill, Wilson
Ed Segsworth
Seers
Tary Joy Hayward
J. L. Graham
Edna Strong
Ontario
Peel County
Christ
Miss. Hayward
Mr. Segsworth
Courtney Agnew
Lord
Swith
John Wilson
Fhe Walton
G. Newell
Joy Hayward
Barbara Biggar
Aileen Harrop
Aileen’ Harrop
Tommy Hunter
Jay Hayward
Toronto Milk Producers Hold Annual Ladies Night in Stewarttown
The District 12 gathering at Esquesing Township Hall Stewarttown on May 17 was chaired by Don McKersie with John Bird organizing. Guest speaker James L. Baker outlined marketing plans for cheese cream and condensed milk while J W Pawley discussed Toronto market developments. Conservation officer Ted Spearin gave an illustrated talk and entertainment followed by musical performances.
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Toronto Milk Producers
Esquesing
Stewarttown
Don McKersie
John Bird
James L. Baker
Ontario
J. A. Francis
Halton
J. W. Pawley
Toronto Milk Producers’ Association
Toronto
Ted Spearin
Credit Valley Conservation Authority
Cameron Lush
Clare Robinson
Bill’ Watson
da Benharb
Penny's Return: Compound vs Simple Interest Through History
A penny deposited at 4 percent compounding annually from year 0 would grow to about 1.6 x 10^33 by 1950, far surpassing the simple interest outcome of roughly 1.79 dollars. The comparison highlights the dramatic impact of compound growth over time.
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Acton
By Ken Halford
Jack Ridley Cartage
Sally
Coquipmn Mrotals
R. McDuffe & Son
Hamilton
Harms Plants
Mr. Baker
Exist
Eees
Tistomberet
Acton’s
Canada
Wieners
Applefords
Catelli
ACT ON Hydro -Electric Commission
Elgin St.n
T Headly Brothers
Belwood Appliance Co
Canadian General
Domanon Appliance Co
General Steel
Gibson’ E
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