Recital Highlights at Wrigglesworth School Georgetown Milton
Kenneth R Harrison ATC RAST presided over a school recital featuring piano selections and songs from Harrison pupils at Wrigglesworth School. Vocalists and pianists from Georgetown and Milton performed, with several duets and ensemble numbers noted. A later line reports Mr and Mrs J A McClure of Glen Williams severely injured in a car collision near Georgetown.
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Georgetown
Milton
Kenneth R. Harrison
ATC
Wrigglesworth
Wiliam Kinrade
Harrison
Carole Hunter
Margret Whewell
Barry Byrne
David Farnell
Janis Chaplin
Larry Saunders
Wayne Bowen
Douglas Johnston
Ann Watkins
Sandra Lloyd
Brenda Dawson
Barbara Lusty
Betty Jean Anderson
Alan Emerson
Bill Brush
Mikee Wilson
Michael Armstrong
Paul Prust
Robert Foster
Barbara Cunningham
Heatherkine Hayward
Leonard Herry
Laura Irving
Guelph
Douglas Eyster
Gail Lloyd
Alma Clarke
Lynn Wyatt
Barbara Evans
Brien Hill
Jack Gudgeon
Jeffrey Nurse
Jean Hunter
Adrienne Nurse
Jill Runham
Judy Clarke
Lew Niven
Ruth McClements
Diane Hill
Wayne Fiebig
Billy Sanford
Chris Canham
Huth
Ann Aherralt
Barbars French
David Djigina
Peter Forgrave
Linds Mina
Barbara Kinrade
Margret’ Whewell
Douglas Dredge
Tom Forgrave
Ian Foster
Jindas Whewell
Dawn Fiebig
Verne Picket
Sylvia Snggins
Heather Burne
Eleanor Schenk
Robert McCumber
David Rawson
Alan Femenon
David Phillipa
Heatheranne Hayward
Leonarderry
Will Siddall
Lonary Berry
Carole
Tom Hunter
Mr Harrison
Donna McMillan
Donnas
Hill Siddall
Peter and Mary McNamara
Wesley Carou
Glen Walliams
J. A. McClure
Erin
McClure
Peel Memorial Hospital
Brampton
Detroit Man Attends McClure Clan Reunion in Eden Mills
A 310 strong McClure clan gathering at Edgewater Park Eden Mills features John McClure of Detroit as oldest attendee and Hannah McClure 87 Brampton as eldest female. Genealogy talk by Thomas A McClure Brampton. new officers elected. children led in a singsong and various prize events follow.
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John McClure
Isobel Archdekin
Lawson McClure
Toronto
Hyatt McClure
Harold McClure
Georgetown
Sgt
Douglas McClure
Brampton
Clifford McClure
Inglewood
Sam F. McClure
Craig McClure
Thomas A McClure
Laurine McClure
Jean McClure
Katherine McClure
Juliana McClure
Bill McClure
Tommy McClure
Helen O'Neil
Joan Bailey
Davis Nattress
Wayne Savage
Anne McClure
Lynda Nattress
Niel Sterritt
Ted McClure
Wendy McClure
Mary Ellen Bailey
Max Harris
Jimmie James
Mary Bailey
Weston
Joe Brownridge
Arthur Savage
Port Credit
Clure Archdekin
Frank McClure
Oshawa
Bart Hagerty
Chit McClaure
Death of Mrs Albert Arnott of Dundalk Georgetown Native
Mrs Albert Arnott a native of Georgetown died at her Dundalk home after years of illness. Formerly Margaret Eva Barnes she was daughter of Christan Barnes and Louia Johnson. She married Albert Arnott in 1907 and lived on the Wareham farm with children Clara Louise Rose and John. She moved to Dundalk ten years ago and was active in Wareham United Church. She is survived by sister Clara, son John of Orono, daughter Rose of Toronto, and four grandchildren. Interment in Dundalk Cemetery.
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Albert Arnott
Georgetown
Dundalk
Arnott
Margaret Eva Barnes
Christan Barnes
Louia Johnson
Wareham
Clara Louise
Rose
John
Barnes
Clara
Wilfred Inkster
Arnott Menzies
Emerson Gallagher
Will McCutcheon
Harry Jackson
Bruce McCutcheon
Dundalk Cemetery
Lightning strikes home near Glen Williams causes no fire
A lightning bolt hit the transformer at Percy Clark's house near Glen Williams during a Sunday storm. Georgetown Fire Department was dispatched but found damage limited to the electrical circuit with no fire reported.
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Percy Clark
Glen Williams
Georgetown
Farm News Crops Need Soluble Phosphorus Study Near Cayuga
Research by the Departments of Soils and Agricultural Engineering on heavy soils near Cayuga in Haldimand County began in 1852. The work, started at Halton requests, aims to reveal worthwhile information about soluble phosphorus use in farming.
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Cayuga
Haldimand County
Halton
Phosphorus Fertilizers Boost Yields in Ontario Soils
Ontario field trials show Haldimand and Burford soils respond to phosphorus. Superphosphate at 200 pounds P2O5 per acre increased wheat yield by about 20 bushels, while African rock phosphate at 200 pounds raised barley and sweet clover yields, with superphosphate outperforming rock phosphate on these neutral to alkaline soils.
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Haldimand
Ontario
N. R. Richards
Dept of Soils
OAC
Dept. of
Guelph
Burford
Africa
Florida
USA
Cayuga
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