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Three brothers who fought in the services during the war are making a success of running a 100-acre farm near Milton
Three brothers who fought in the services during the war are making a success of running a 100-acre farm near Milton

Three brothers who fought in the services during the war are making a success of running a 100-acre farm near Milton

Date7/29/1948
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Original Toronto Star caption: Three brothers who fought in the services during the war are making a success of running a 100-acre farm near Milton. They pooled their funds to acquire it. Here Bob Howard drives the binder while Ted follows to stook the grain. Phil is third brother
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
      Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
      Object NumberTSPA_0028519F
      Makes 5th in one Family, Johnnie Duncan, for 14 years on the stereotype department staff of The Star, who has joined his four brothers in the armed services
      Makes 5th in one Family, Johnnie Duncan, for 14 years on the stereotype department staff of The Star, who has joined his four brothers in the armed services
      Rutherford, George
      5/31/1943
      Sweet success: Tom Chudleigh of Chudleigh's Apple Farm, near Milton, poses with some ears of a new strain of super sweet corn, which has the ability to stay sweeter long that other types of corn.
      Sweet success: Tom Chudleigh of Chudleigh's Apple Farm, near Milton, poses with some ears of a new strain of super sweet corn, which has the ability to stay sweeter long that other types of corn.
      Stuparyk, Michael
      8/8/1987
      Fred Fawcett, whose farm near Flesherton was sold for taxes for $451 while he was in a mental hospital, is confident he'll get to keep the 100 acres. (...)
      Fred Fawcett, whose farm near Flesherton was sold for taxes for $451 while he was in a mental hospital, is confident he'll get to keep the 100 acres. (...)
      Dutton, Don
      7/23/1969
      Sap's running?, Laura Verwymeren, 5, and her brother Ryan, 7, were among thousands of March Break visitors at the Mountsberg Conservation Area sugar bush near Milton
      Sap's running?, Laura Verwymeren, 5, and her brother Ryan, 7, were among thousands of March Break visitors at the Mountsberg Conservation Area sugar bush near Milton
      Calleja, Frank
      3/23/1992
      A reassuring word is given to Ada Clark by Ray Tomlinson, Metro social services commissioner, during his visit yesterday to Hilltop Acres
      A reassuring word is given to Ada Clark by Ray Tomlinson, Metro social services commissioner, during his visit yesterday to Hilltop Acres
      Mahler, John
      2/22/1978
      A joke is exchanged between Metro Chairman Paul Godfrey and Mary Litvinuck during social services committee tour of Hilltop Acres. Despite a petition (...)
      A joke is exchanged between Metro Chairman Paul Godfrey and Mary Litvinuck during social services committee tour of Hilltop Acres. Despite a petition (...)
      Bull, Ron
      2/9/1978
      Protecting the crops, Harriet the hawk certainly earns her keep at Andrews Scenic Acres berry farm in Milton
      Protecting the crops, Harriet the hawk certainly earns her keep at Andrews Scenic Acres berry farm in Milton
      Stuparyk, Michael
      8/9/1988
      Food prices are going up and city people will just have to get used to the idea, according to Ed Thompson, who farms 350 acres near Guelph. The farmer(...)
      Food prices are going up and city people will just have to get used to the idea, according to Ed Thompson, who farms 350 acres near Guelph. The farmer(...)
      Darrell, Dick
      5/30/1974
      Leavens Brothers, a famed named in Canadian aviation, has come a long way from the stringbag era in which the company was founded by Art, Walt and Clare Leavens, who left their Belleville farm to take to the air
      Leavens Brothers, a famed named in Canadian aviation, has come a long way from the stringbag era in which the company was founded by Art, Walt and Clare Leavens, who left their Belleville farm to take to the air
      Lennon, Frank
      5/15/1972
      Wiping away tears, the two brothers of slain Angelo Nobrega stand at the graveside during funeral service today
      Wiping away tears, the two brothers of slain Angelo Nobrega stand at the graveside during funeral service today
      Nobrega, Angelo
      5/7/1969
      More than 10,000 items are included in the virtually unknown Ontario Agricultural Museum opened in 1975 on 92 acres near Milton. Because of provincial(...)
      More than 10,000 items are included in the virtually unknown Ontario Agricultural Museum opened in 1975 on 92 acres near Milton. Because of provincial(...)
      Dexter, Brian
      4/5/1977
      Preston Manning visits 100 acre hog farm outside Janetville
      Preston Manning visits 100 acre hog farm outside Janetville
      Henton, Darcy
      9/20/1993