Teen lounge theatre debuts at Canadian National Exhibition
Teen Lowh Theatre opens at the Canadian National Exhibition as a new hangout for students with continuous programs and broadcasts day and night. A record bar and fashion shows will showcase back to school attire.
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Jacques Gartier
St. Lawrence
Montreal
Canada
United Kingdom
Canadian Pacific
Duchess of Bidon
Liverpool
Quebec
Cian
Saint John
N.B
Halifax
Shergold
W. M. Neal
Canadian Pacific Sailway Company
Canadian Pacific Steamships
Aeiden Commonwealth
C. D. Howe
Community notices from Newtonville and area update
Memorial service for Mrs. Jennie Randal’s family members, Ottawa visitors, and a Niagara Falls wedding are noted. Several residents plan cottage trips to Rice Lake and Chemong Lake, with travel to Rochester for Civic Holiday. A farewell event honors Mrs. W D Jones in Newtonville with gifts and tributes.
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and Mars
Bob Urry
Ottawa
Jennie Randal
Robt. Wrage
Oswald
Russell RieNeil
Oshawa
Willis Farrow
Rey
H. A. Bunt
Rice Lake
Edgar Whittaker
Hamilton
Wm. Whittaker
Walter Whittaker
J. T. Pearce
Walter Couch
Orono
Tirs
Lorne
MacGregor
Harold Burley
Toronto
Earl Walkey
Chemong Lake
Pearce
Walkey
Chas. Morris
W. D. Jones
Burlington
Moorrish Institute Picnic At Darke's Beach
Wesleyville notes a picnic at Darke's Beach by the Moorrish Institute on Sunday. Local families from Oshawa Port Hope Toronto Peterboro Trinbarton Kingston Wellington and Starkville visit relatives and attend Sunday School and a church service led by Dr Oke with Junior Choir. A family reunion at Cobourg Beach draws residents from Port Hope Toronto and beyond.
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Moorrish Institute
Darke’s Beach
Allan Glover
Oshawe
Miss Tittle
Peterboro
Richard Best
Mirs
Harl Maynard
Bryan
Clarence Nicholls
Myr
Smith
Trinbarton
Bruce
Mrs. King
Wellington
Stovey
Kingston
Oke
Earl Meynard
Norman Hempstead
Toronto
Roy Nicholls
Lloyd Burley
Diane
Sidney Lockhart
Port Hope
Cobourg Beach
Fertilizer helps avert winter killing in wheat
The article discusses fertilizer strategies to prevent winter kill in crops. It notes the need for soils to receive at least 30 pounds of available phosphoric acid per acre and mentions that some soils require nitrogen and potash as well. It cites soil tests and rotation history to tailor treatment and recommends fall wheat fertilizer of 2-12-6 at about 250 pounds per acre as satisfactory across varied conditions per Ontario advisory guidance.
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Advisory Fertilizer Board
Ontari
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Lockwood Bros
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Trans Canada
Bhatty
Coleman & Philp
Fereo
Wesleyville
Proctor and Gamble
Packer
DRENE
Charles B. Tyrrell
Jackman Flowers
Orono, Ont
Stokely
MacCormick
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Bowmanville, On