Halton Junior Farmers to Represent at International Plowing Match
Arnold Howden of Milton and Don Taylor of Burlington will represent Halton in the inter-county tractor class at the 168th International Plowing Match. Selection followed the Halton Junior Farmer Plowing Match held on J Spencer Wilson’s Hornby farm.
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Arnold Howden
Milton
R. R
R& and
Don Taylor
Burlington
R & Will
Halton
J. Spencer Wilson
Hornby
Stouffville
Halton County
Ontario Looks to Performance in Bull and Boar Premiums
Ontario announces revised premium policies for bulls and boars based on performance records. Eligible bulls with gains of at least 23 per day receive up to 10 percent of purchase price. premiums for bulls at 20 percent or up to 130 dollars at the Ontario Bull Sale or 40 dollars at local clubs. dams on a testing scale receive 25 to 235 dollars depending on dam AA score. Minister William Goodfellow emphasizes performance merits, noting testing reveals inherent qualities affecting production costs.
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Ontario
Hulls
Upe
William Goodfellow
New Guide Editor Muriel MacLeod Shifts Farm Forum Focus
Muriel MacLeod is named the new editor of Farm Forum Guide and is preparing for the Forum Reason starting November 4. A University of Alberta agriculture graduate from High River, she has worked on the family ranch and will oversee topic and materials for the 7th National Farm Radio Forum season on National Farm Policy. The program is managed by four national bodies with provincial councils, including CBC, the Canadian Association for Adult Education, the Canadian Federation of Agriculture, and the Co operative Union of Canada, guiding topic selection and editorial content.
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Muriel MacLeal
Farm Forum Guide
Reason
University of Alberta
High River
Alberta
Farm Radio Forum
Tone Parner
Avery
National Farm Radio Forum
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Canadian Associaton For
Canadian Federation of Agriculture
Co-operative Union of Canada
Guade
Red Cross Holds Luggage for Hungarian Immigrants in Canada
The Canadian Red Cross Society announces a large quantity of unclaimed luggage and mail from Hungarian immigrants in Europe. Affected individuals should contact the Red Cross at 605 Wellesley Street East Toronto providing full name date of birth and date of arrival in Canada plus a description of personal belongings to assist in disposal.
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Red Cross Society
Canadian Red Cross Society
Europe
Wellesley Street East
Toronto
Ontario
Canada
New Wheat Types Kent and Richmond Outlined by Agriculture Office
The Agricultural Office in Multan outlines Kent 2 a red winter wheat and Richmond a white winter wheat as new varieties gaining publicity. Kent suits areas with pastry use and higher protein needs while Richmond emphasizes winter hardiness. experts favor Genesee for higher yield. With low 1987 prices, farmers plan reduced wheat acreage and may use fertilizer with a drill for best results.
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Kent
Richmond
Multan
Iwrea
Ontario
Department of First Husbandry
Ontario Agricultural Colle
Kent la
Genesee
de Don Huntley
Mield Husbandry
Homemakers Attend Two Day Event in Toronto Exposition
Nearly 170 members from 41 Homemaking Clubs in Central East and Northern Ontario gathered in Toronto for two days of judging contests demonstrations and inter club activities at Annesley Hall and Victoria College. Highlights included a Health talk by Moss Bein McKay and a CN Exposition dinner with a grandstand show.
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Centeast
Ontario
Toronto
Annesley Hall
Victoria College
Youngs Ladan
Starn
Cahibis Malton
Moss Bein McKay
North Moros
Thenany Grade
Bod
Velen Boucher
Nomnby Ror
Phaebn Bad
Georgetown
Markc Curtis
Milton
Margearet Nightingale
Rockwood
Patricia McKay
Georgetown Rrs
Gloria Torces
Peru
Prime Minister to Open Royal Agricultural Fair
The Prime Minister will officially open the 1857 Royal Agricultural Winter Fair in Toronto's Coliseum from November 38 to 33. The event expects over 14 000 entries and features an international rider display, flower show, wool fashion, and a large tropical display.
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Royal Agricultural Fair
John Eswein
Canada
Coliseum
Toronto
Mc Koyal
Charlee
W. Burns
Cemony
Diefenbaker
Saskatchewan
Agricultuns
Bin
Ma Barr Eaddeast
Nathan Phillipa
Wil
Erin Township Council Raises Inspector Fee and Budgets
The Erin Township council voted Friday August 30 to set the building inspector fee at 128 dollars per hour plus 16 cents per mile and agreed to pay the township police 370 dollars for legal fees from an agreement with the village of Milletarg. The session approved general and road accounts totaling multiple line items including welfare 7190 and reads 4603.
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Erin Township
Milletarg
Eausta
Midsburg Road
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Yease
John Wilson
Norval Ror
Howard Speck
Hornby RR
Mary Lou Taylor
Briington RR
Vi Yease
Millon Ie
den Taylor
Beauesing Township
George KE Roathead
Halton Mowmen's Association
Clebert McDowell
Infled Timbers
George Mostrawaer
I Plowmen
Dept
New “Guide
Muriel MacLeod
Muriel Marleod
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Churchill Road
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Bank of Nova Scotia
Your
United
Suburban Gas Company Limited
Mill ST
Acton
Liba
Pepsi
Prest
Kitchener
Beverages Limited
Victoria St. North
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Haswg
Phillips Will Catehd
Giarent Verlain
Dethod Monica
United Ste Chale
Argentina
North America
Opianha
CCI
St Bags
Miquelon
New Farland
France
H. S. Holden
Optometrist
Douglas St. Guelph
Taylor
ST. Alban’s Parish Hall
Acton, Ont
Thompson Motors
Ford Sales & Service
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