Rockwood Pot Holes Draw Tourists and Historians
The Rockwood village near Guelph Ontario is famed for unique glacial potholes studied by geologists. Locals preserve the site amid land ownership by Gypsum Lime and Alabastine Co. of Paris with a 99 year lease. advocates seek provincial park status and broader conservation.
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Ontario
Rockwood Village
Guelph
Eramosa
Rockwood
F. F. Marwick
Ontario Agriculture College
Penton
Ottawa
Wisconsin
United States
Devil's Well
Europe
Rockwood Academy
Prof. Morwick
Gypsum Lime and Alabastine Co
Paris
Ont
Grand Valley Conservation “Authority
Everton Village
Eden Mills
Autumn Fishing Rivals Hunting On Small Lakes
In Edmonton area lakes the Alberta fish and game department reports strong autumn angling as stocked rainbow trout flourish in small prairie lakes like Muir Lake. Fishermen consistently reach 11 inch limits. stocked fish are "put and take" with cycles of netting and restocking every three years to sustain fishing.
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Ernest Benham
Eramosa
Toronto
Hamilton
Grand Valley Conservation | Authority
Rockwood
A. P. Coleman
Edmonton
Edmon District
Alberta Fish and Game Department
Muir Lake
Fisheries Department
Alberta
Churchill Bridge Reroute Near Ralph Denny Farm
The new cement bridge on the fourth line near Ralph Denny's farm is completed but not open to traffic. The creek must be rerouted and the old bridge torn out to prevent flood water from washing out the road.
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Ralph Denny
Austin Young
Young
Robert Ware
Acton
Archie Kerr
Robert Agnew- of
Brantford
Flint
Michigan
Elwood Harris
Rockwood
Mary Agnew
Toronto
William Bell
Waterloo
Robert Warne
Alvin Fisher
Erin
R. Denny
Robert
Brampton
G. Aldham
Evert Denny
Harold Swackhamer
Nadine Swackhamer
Art Swackhamer
Les Swackhamer
E. Freeman
A. Skeech
C. S. Denny
Guelph
Costly Break-In In Chilliwack Fire Destruction
A $100000 blaze leveled a building supply company structure in Chilliwack British Columbia. RCMP reported the fire may have been caused by an acetylene torch wielded by safe crackers.
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Chilliwack
B.C
Saffecrackers
R.C.M.P
Milk for Canadian schoolchildren sparks forum support
The 1956-57 National Farm Radio Forum opened October 29 with Halton county groups backing a milk program for all schoolchildren. Debates covered delivery by local dairies, refrigeration needs, and possible government funding with partial fees by parents or boards. Some groups proposed using June money to advertise milk and improve child health. A peculiar multi-headed potato story from Medicine Hat ends the item.
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National Farm Radio Forum
Halton
Canada
Home Maintenance Sux 77 Mi St
Local catalog itemization advertises electrical appliances building accessories and miscellaneous home equipment. The notice promotes high quality products and claims significantly lower prices.
Support Amid Africa Work Emphasized by Presby Rally
Halton Presbyterial held a sectional rally at Ballinafad United Church on October 30 with Melville Woman's Missionary Society hosting. Edith Choerke, missionary to Angale Africa, spoke on sustaining prayer and reading God's Word as Africa faces educational and worker shortages, urging backing and prayers for young Africans and local workers.
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Halton
Milton
Foster
Ion
Shore
Church
Ashgrove
Pryce
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Hamilton Spectator
Hazel Mack
Postmaster Day
Jean
Society of Friends
Brotherstown
Sir Adam Beck
Hydro
James Jerome Hill
Railroad
Vinegar Hill
Tradito
Muskoka
Muskoka Lakes District
Moffat
Don Kenny
Campbellville
Churchill
Ledger
Halton County
ST. John's United Church Hall
Georgetown
Lorrain Morrison
THE
Berezowskie BR Pet
Wilbur Caddell
Caddell
Alta
Arthur Klettke
Africa
FBI & Sat
Sonny Wow
Canadian Legion
Bel M
Bank
Montreal
Toth Motors
Mercury
Monarch
FORD
Tony
ST. Louis
Miami Jacksonvele
New Orleans
Harold Wiles
W. H. Dendey
State Farm
Vuna
W. H. Denny
Brock SP
Eee Woadese Lumber & Builds
Ranena
Peery
Bibles
Play Books
Bible Stories Classic
Kennedy
Wyndham ST. Guelphont
Owain
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