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Two Haltonites Chosen As Dairy Day Leaders
Two Halton youths were chosen as Dairy Day leaders during the Junior Farmers Quality Milk Production Competition. Teams from Ontario counties answered milk quality questions and demonstrated milking and milk-house care on Dairy Day. Judges included Peter Cannon A E B Sandy Innes and Professor Harry Smallfield.
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Baurbera Cunningham
Georgetown
John Picket
Hornby
Halton County
Mary McKinney
Brémpton
Blythe Meek
Erin
Peel County
Lruce Witmer
Preston
John Gillesplé
Galt
Waterdon County
Ontario Milk Distributors’ Association
Dairy Dey
Peter Cannon
Gormley
A. EB
Sandy) Innes
Brantford
Harry Smallfield
Guelph
M. G. Simpson
Dairy Day
Halton Delegation Attends Ontario Conservation Tour
Twenty counties with about 130 delegates joined the Ontario Conservation Association tour last Monday. In Guelph they visited Harry Smallfield and Parkinson farms to learn contour cultivation and strip cropping. The group also viewed research in Field Husbandry Soils Agricultural Engineering and Animal Husbandry at the college. Halton’s team included Reeve A. R. Service Nassagaweyn Township and George Currie M J. Brown M. A. Campbell Alex Maclaren and J. E. Whitelock of the Halton Conservation Committee.
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Ontario
Harry Smallfield
Parkinson Farms
Guelph
Halton
Reeve A. R
Valley View Cabins Open for Season Near Huntsville
Mr and Mrs Pete Hunter have opened their Valley View Cabins north of Huntsville for the season. Last weekend Miss Marjorie Hunter and Mr Sybil Traviss spent the weekend with them at the cabins.
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Pete Hunter
Valley View
Huntsville
Marjorie Hunter
Sybil Traviss
Ashigrove Silver-Wood Ladies Host W I Meeting
The June meeting of the W I was held at Mrs. Robert Cunningham’s home with president Mrs. W Stringer presiding. Members shared antique items including a curtain material 108 years old, candlesticks from England 1838, scales for weighing gold, a butter knife over 100 years, and a yarn winder. Muriel Appleyard performed two songs and Mrs. Norton read a paper on Agriculture and Canadian Industry.
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Tuesaday
Robert Cunningham
W. Stringer
Milton Bird
Silver- Wood Institute
England
Muriel Appleyard
Mrs. Norton
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