Pasture Dangers Bloat and Grass Tetany Warned
Farmers warned that pasture can cause bloat and grass tetany in cattle during spring. Early signs include sudden illness, nervous behavior, muscle spasms, and potential death. Veterinarians advise gradual pasture transition, supplemental dry forage, and prompt treatment or grazing management to prevent losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Nealy
Veterinary
Servicun
Ontaro
Agricul
Ture and Food
Inter Vale
Halton 4-H Conservation Club Meeting Details
The Halton and Peel 46H Conservation clubs held a joint meeting on May 15 at the Mountsborg Wildlife Preserve. Manager Frank Timmermans described the 1,200 acre site as a conservation school and noted pheasants wood ducks and teal in the area. Members were entertained by a wandering horse as President Carol Swackhamer presided and the meeting closed with a quiz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Peel
Mountsborg
Frank Tim~mormans
Timmermans
Carol Swackhamer
Halton 4-H Tractor Club Meets at Mitton Shop
Mal Phelps allowed Halton 4-H Tractor Club to meet May 23 in his shop. Leaders Bill Alexander Don Brandor and Nell McLaughlin attended. The session covered engine oil grades and uses. Neil McLaughlin demonstrated oil circulation path in the engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mal Phelps
Mitton Imploemante
Halton
Bill Alexander
Don Brandor
Nel! McLaughlin
Neil McLaughlin
Halton 4 H Corn Club Meets at Lawson Home
The Halton 4 H Corn Club held its second regular meeting on May 20 at the home of David Lawson. A display committee of Murray Brownridge, David Austin, and John Nurse was chosen to prepare the club display for Milton Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
David Lawson
Art Lawson
Murray Brownridge
David Austin
John Nurse
Milton Fair
BI Wilson
Ken Alderson
Elizabeth Norrington
Carl Middlebrook
Halton 4 H Strawberry Club Meets at Braeside Farms
Halton 4 H Strawberry Club held its May 22 meeting with Rosemary Booth presiding. Peter and John Hughes of Braeside Farms gave a farm tour, showing rogues, tomatoes, strawberries, and cherry trees. Members heard talks on harvesting, marketing, and irrigation then closed with a quiz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck Warner
Pato McCarthy
Halton
Rosemary Booth
Peter
John Hughes
Braeside Farms
Peter Hughes
Bruce Cor- Man
Mary Anderson
Elizeabeth Anderson
Teen faces jail option for motorcycle theft in Hamilton
A Grade eleven student in Hamilton was offered a choice between passing exams or jail after being charged with stealing a motorcycle. Magistrate Walter Tuchtie noted the threat could spur the teen to improve his 48.6 per cent average as details of potential jail time were not disclosed. The boy’s mother was criticized for working “when there was no need.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waleter Tuchtie
Departure gift for Geoff Taylor by H J Stanley
A Halton Junior Farmers dance in Brookeville Hall honored Geoff Taylor former Extension Assistant with the Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food in Halton. He left this spring to farm near Gorrie. The group gave lawn chairs a quilt and a purse from 4 H members and friends. He thanked the group and noted his wife Sue might sit in the chairs once busy with farming duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Brookeville Hall
Geofff Taylor
Geoff
Tha
Hatton
Sue
Norval bull named gold medal sire in Jersey article
Norval bull Brampton Crotian Radar Very Good is designated a Gold Medal bull by the Canadian Jersey Cattle Club. He has 37 tested daughters averaging 9,918 pounds milk 506 pounds fat 5.10 percent and 39 classified at 85.6 percent. Bred by B H Bull & Son Norval and owned and tested in Stewart Mellow & Sons Bolton herd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersay
Brampton
Fergus accident injures well known thresher at popular event
A Fergus area accident injured a well known local threshing figure, the Popular thresher, when a tractor toppled at a farm near Fergus. Community members, including visiting guests from Guelph and Toronto, gathered later for sympathies while local residents recalled Mr Butler’s long career as a threshing operator. Registrations for Kindergarten begin at the local school as a new fall term feature.
Church visits and meetings during May in Ontario church records
Mrs. P McArthur and Mrs. Inabel McDonald attend the 43 Dinner Meeting of the Trans-Practical Nurse at St Peter's Anglican Church in Toronto. Others visitations include residents from Georgtown andUxbridge with several attendees from the district. A member named Mr Billy Hatter meets with an accident on a farm near Fergus. he is hospitalized in Toronto after treatment.
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Inabel McDonald
St. Peter’s Anglican Church
Toronto
Phureday
Wab Koyt
Anied United Church
Vernery
Barvieo
Solipe
Kabriwhomyg Church
Thay
Herpardnty
Monibere
Thie
Anat Bald
Fergus
Toronto Hospital
Aid Mys
Frank Conwy
Victoria Harbor
Frank Freeman
Centennial Anniversary Planned for Rockwood United Church
Rockwood United Church announces a centennial celebration Friday June 0 with services at 11 a.m and 7 30 p.m. A guest speaker will address attendees and former members will attend. Morning service includes lunch in the church hall. A history album with photos will be available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwood United Church
Rhotos from the Past Parade of Names
Apparent notes show a man named H. G iehriott and others listed as visitors including Mr and Mrs Norajan Turpar Juliani and David with several couples. Names like Yelph Mas Keown Glan Willian Edy Green Toronto appear among a social gathering on a fundsy day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Norajan Turpar
Juliani
David
Bute
Yelph Mas Keown
Glan Willian
Edy Green
Toronto
Fundsy
Sid Slatuy
Fred MacArthur
Council Upholds 1500 Square Foot Building By-law
In Ese quesing township council refused to alter a 1500 sq ft minimum for a Lot 3 Concession 5 house. The frame is up and owners De Mann and builder Devogel were urged to work with inspector McLean to bring the structure up to standard after a planning mistake left it 76 feet short per floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esequesing
L. de Mann
E. Devogel
George Currie
K.C. Lindsay
Tom McLean
Young Man Seeks Blessing for Fast Aging Marriage
A young man pleads his case to marry the daughter, fearing age and approval. The father responds cheerfully that he will age quickly enough, offering a lighthearted blessing amid the betrothal conversation.
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Halton 4-H Conservation Club
By Stuart Nurne
Halton Club
Halton 4-H Tractor Club
By John Nurne
Corn Club
Murray Brownridgs
Club
Mrs. Lawson
Hart Nurse
Hamilton
Ellesmere Farm
R.R. No
Acton
Geoff Taylor
H. J. Stanley
Norval Bull
Ospringe
By Mra, D. G. Robertson
Ide Christensen
Denmark
Poulsen
Townling
Mrx
Arnold Watson
Guelph
M. Jackson
Karen McKinnon
Milas Iite
Mastey
Regan
Cox
Gusiph
Mr. Cameron
Frew
Hare
David Week
Gordon
Mer
Mra. Butler
Fergia
Mr. Butler
Butler Wantakon
Kad
Mrw
Toba Strawholt
Anit
Fimily
Thedr
Lind
Whoved
Bait
Cedar Valley
Formay - Henry
Whealer Biog
Edmonton
Atherta
Siege Emme
Torants
Mre
N. Wickxon
Detroit
Coudn.u. Go
Stobertson
George Young
Harold May
Jack Flick
A. Dyer
C. Smith
Churchill
Thane
Fuley-Tander Delicious
Cole i
B & M Hood
Corner Acton Blvd
Queen St
Aden
Council
Kerr St
Oakville
Singer Company OF Canada Lyo
Hydro Finance
Hydro
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