Miller Eyes Modernization of Old House Mill
Harry Hemall operates a century old three story mill powered by a water wheel. He plans to modernize with machinery costing about 18 000 dollars and add an overhead storage tank for flour distribution. He sells to local farmers and seeks new markets while preferring independence from big business.
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Christie's
Hortop
Heamall
Fortuen
Ile Mosey
Eden Milla
Harry
Peache Carey
Nassagaweya Women Plan Museum Visit and June Meeting
Nassagaweya Institute members met at Mrs. Moffat home with Mrs. Praser in the chair. They arranged a benefit night for physically disabled children, a June meeting at Halton County Museum with a museum tour and talk by Major Hal Newman, and donations for the museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Moffat
Nassagaweya Women's Institute
W. A. Praser
J. Henry
Plana
Disci
Halton County Musum
Hal. Newman
Miras
Franka
Robertson
Stella Gorman
Doris Joffat
J. Robertson
Four Inch Teeth Prompt Ontario Museum Aid
Fred Ruddell a Fifth Lin quin g farmer found large teeth in a washed ditch. Local expert John Michie traced from Limehouse to ash remains and a large fire indicating an Indian campsite. The Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto has been asked to investigate.
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Fred Ruddell
John Michie
Limehouse
Royal Ontario Museum
Toronto
Halton Holstein Breeders Hold Second Judging School
Halton Holstein Breeders conducted their second county judging school at Mac Alexander's on Friday May 17. Breeders judged five Holstein classes with an official panel of Howard Laidlaw Albert Hunter Jas Carney Don Brether J Douglas Burnside and D S Dunton leading discussions. Representatives Jo Snyder and E Ross Segsworth spoke for the Holstein Friesian Association. Ward Brownridge led the classes with Brock Harris presiding the program to improve show ring knowledge for Seattle show requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton Holstein Breeders
Mac Alexander's
Howard Laidlaw
Peel County
Albert Hunter
Jas. Carney
Don Brether
Geo. & L. H. Leaver
J.douglas Burnside
Asratent Agricultural
D. S. Dunton
thestein-Friesian Association of Canada
Holstein Priesian Association
Jo Snyder
E. Ross Segsworth
Ward - Brownridge
Jung
Holstein Association
Seattle
Brock Harris
Acton Nursing Class of 35 to Stage Bel Held Ceremony
Three Acton girls Carol Goodwin Heather Withers and Barbara Ware graduate from Joseph's School of Nursing in a bel held ceremony at Ontario Agricultural College tomorrow afternoon. Goodwin born in Toronto moved to Acton at two high schools here turns 20 June 7 and plans Humber Memorial Hospital training. Withers born in Acton attended local schools and will continue nursing at St Joseph's after graduation. Ware 21 lives with uncle Les Duby and will begin nursing at St Joseph's after completion of training.
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Fe Joseph's School of Nursing
Ontario Agricultural College
Acton
Carol Goodwin
Heather Withers
Barbara Ware
Miss Goodwin
Roy Goodwin
Bor
Toronto
Rannockburn
Robert Little
Acton High
Humber Memorial Hospital
Weston
Miss Withers
St. Joseph's
Blame Cigarette Ash For $100 Accident
Jack Gibson of Rockwood tried to flick ashes from a cigarette while driving and lost control. His car ran over a driveway culvert and landed on the lawn at 40 Churchill Road South. Constable Ron Rupert investigated and estimated $100 damage.
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Jack Gibson
RR. 2
Rockwood
Churchill Road South
Ron Rupert
Gas Fire Doused After Spill Near Highway 25
Fire crews extinguished a minor car blaze Sunday afternoon after gasoline spilled on the engine of a car owned by Ken Marshall just south of town along Highway 25.
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Ken Marshall
Highway 25
Entry Into Canaan Underway in Ancient Narrative
Archaeologists recount the traditional view that the Israelites first entered the land of Canaan around 1400 B.C. in what is now Israel, signaling the start of a biblical homeland narrative.
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Land
Canaan
Israel
Halton Dairy Princess Contest Set for July Hornby Party
Halton dairy groups form committee to select this year’s Halton Dairy Princess at the Hornby garden party on July 20. Contestants age 17 to 26 from a dairy background will face interview and speech, with judging on appearance, department, self expression, milking efficiency and dairy equipment cleaning. Entries due by June 28 via the Ontario Department of Agriculture Extension Branch in Milton.
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Halton Dairy Princess
Halton
Federation of Agriculture
Halton Junior Farmer Association
Derrving
CNTE
Ontario
Hee
Ontario Department of Agriculture
Milton
United Church Holds Morning Badge Presentation
At the morning service Rev. Dwight Engel presented C.G.LT. badges to Sally Dick Galt Reed Anne Symon Nancy Gordon and Nancy Lauder. Leader Miss Ford Small spoke briefly.
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Nassagaweya Institute
Bank of Montreal
Nton Bt
Nossogaweya
Ani
Carnally Acliched
V. E. McArthur
Lumger
Ajax Engineers Ltd
California
Bill Coon
Mexico City
Marley Company
Halton Holstein
Land OF
Mecca
Ying Te
Ation le
Credit Valley Conservation Authority
Acton Public School
Acton Public
Garnet W. McKenzie
Robert Little Scheal
W. D. Elmer Smith
M. Z. Bennet Scheel
M. Z. Bennett
Sar Masie
Bonansa
CBC
Focal
Andrew ‘Murray Motors Limited
Guelph
Georgetown
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