Twilight meeting draws Holstein breeders to Cedardale stock farm
About 250 Holstein breeders from Durham and neighboring counties attended a Twilight meeting at I J Tamblyn’s Cedardale stock farm. National Holstein Association President Marlin spoke on Canada’s dairy strength, Holstein history, and rising milk demand while prizes and entertainment followed a judging contest featuring local families and noted judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedardale Stock Farm
Durtham County
Alng
Ivison J. Tabmlyn
Durham County Holstein Club
National Holstein Association
Marlin
I. J. Tamblyn
Grant Smith
Kingston
Margaret Harvey
Tommy Perrin
Caroline Brown
Larmer Rosevear
Billy Tamblyn
Merle Brown
Gerald Brown
Holmes
D. Hartemmink
EL. Ashton
Lloyd Smith
Donald Jose
Howard Cryderman
Canada
Holstein Association
Freezing as a Practical Method to Preserve Pre-Cooked Foods
The article outlines freezing as a convenient way to preserve pies cakes and other pre cooked foods. It notes quality ingredients and proper packaging are essential and explains methods for freezing baking and thawing fruit pies cakes and batters with attention to frost resistance and storage duration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. D. Troup
Morden Experimental Station
Man
Food and Vegetable Laboratory
Counties Property Committee Favours Hatfield Acquisition
The County property committee voted 11 10 to reject Cobourg town hall offerings and 11 10 in favor of buying Hatfield Hall. The recommendations await the full council. Cobourg Mayor Burnet cited an Act and solicitor Holland asserting courts must remain in the town hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Property Committee
Special Building Committee
Cobourg
Hatfield Hall
Counties Council
Harvey Brent
Burnet of
Government of
Upper Canada
County Council
Isabella Penwarden obituary and local council vote report
Isabella Jane Penwarden died after a three month illness at 87 in Orono. She was born in Uxbridge Ontario and survived by three daughters Mabel Hazel Stella and son William James. The funeral was at Barlow Funeral Home Orono with six grandsons as pallbearers. In a separate County Council item, a motion to move county offices from the town hall to Hatfield Hall passed by one vote, with a делай deadline to August 31 and a possible waiver for the ratepayers vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella Jane Penwarden
Charles W. Penwarden
Uxbridge
Ontario
James Arbuckle
Charles Wellington Penwarden
Enniskillen
Leskard
Leskard. After Her Husband’s Death Ten Years Ago, Mrs. Penwarden
Orono
United Church
Mabel
Carl Tennant
Hazel
Fred Cornish
Port Hope
Stella
William James
Tyrone
Barlow Funeral Home
John Kitchen
Charles Penwarden
Earl Penwarden
Robert Cameron
Jack Cornish
Ray Cornish
Roy Penwarden
Pontypool
Orono Cemetery
Brent
C. Magone
Art Smith
Hatfield Hall
Loevenmark
Silvaner
Reeve Smith
Council
Garnet Rickard
Cobourg
Counties Council
W.W. Archer
Rickard
Arm strong Sparks Team With Heavy Hitting Thursday
Agricultural notes discuss roosts in wide poultry houses and their impact on litter moisture and crop losses. An Indian Head Sask study found pens without roosts had damper litter and higher mortality, though not all factors suffered. dry litter allowed maintenance without roosts. In sports, Orono Ball leads Newcastle 2 to 1 in semi finals with Armstrong driving three runs and Mercer, West guiding key plays.
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Indian Head
Sask
Orono
Newcastle
Armstrong
Keith West
Raye West
Orone
Mercer
D. West
Cornish
R. West
D. Mercer
Orono Women's Institute Visits Peterborough Picnic Day
The Orono Women s Institute held its July meeting as a picnic visiting beauty spots around Peterborough on July 16 aboard a Gar ton bus led by Mr. Garton. Supper by the river and a memory of a sunset crowned a day of travel and fellowship. A August trip to Lindsay Fenelon Falls and Bobcaygeon is being planned. Mrs W Sherwin the treasurer is farewell honored by members who quilted two quilts and presented a Bible at the home of president Mrs F Bowen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orono
W. Sherwin
F. Bowen
Orono and Newcastle Girls Draw Even in Semi Finals
Orono leads Newcastle 2 1 after a 17 8 win by Orono on Monday and Newcastle edged Orono 11 10 Friday to even the series at two games each. D Forrester and D Brunt homered for the teams as Joan Ransberry fanned nine on the mound for Orono. The winner Friday will face Newtonville for the league title.
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Newcastle
Orono
Crono
Newtonville Girls
D. Brunt
Joan Ransberry
Salvage Drive Nets $16.35 for Hall Building Fund
The Oddfellows thank volunteers for the July 15 salvage collection. About 5,450 lbs were gathered at $6.00 per ton, yielding $16.35 net. They anticipate another collection later and acknowledge truckers and helpers. Proceeds support the I.C.C.F. Hall Building Fund.
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Oddfellows
I.C.C.F. Hall
New Visual Picture Bible Planned for September Release
A picture book Bible titled The Jubilee Youth Bible will go on sale in September, with 500 illustrations and route maps. Presented to Prince Charles and Princess Anne, it follows the Authorized Version without notes, aimed at young readers and commemorating the British and Foreign Bible Society’s 150th anniversary.
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Jubilee Youth
Prince Charles
Princess Anne
The
British and Foreign Bible Society
Christ
Apostle Paul
William Wilberforce
Mary Jones
Bala
Oxford University Press
Society
John Stirling
Messrs. Cassell and Co
Messrs. Geo. Philips and Son Ltd
Horace J. Knowles
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hoost
Wilfred Bowman
Bowman
Messrs
Carlos Tamblyn
Gerald, Earl
Country Four
Jack Allin
Glenn Allin
Donald Staples
Mr. J. T. Brown
Mr. Marlin
R.O.P
Association
Counties Property Committee
Hatfield
Armstrong Sparks
Foster
J. Williams
Armstron
K. West
Orono Women’s Institute
Peterborough
Newtonville
Courtice
Mareh
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