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esquesing twp halton he married ellu ward of islington in 1822 and they rai sed a family of 7 sons and one daughter on this homestead near hornby according to the latest available information 861 descen dants of this original couple have been born in canada or the usa in the 136 years since that time the brownridge homestead at hornby has been in the family for 136 of the 139 years since it was established and has been owned and operated successively by the following family members thomas 18191850 joseph 18504888 john fisher 18881913 walter ellery 19131920 thos joseph 19231950 james ward 1850 the first family reunion was held on july 1st 1907 at the home stead with joseph brownridge a son of the founder serving as the president of the browjuidge reun ion association subsequently the following have served as presid ents of the association for reun ions held in the following years 1910 john f brownridge horn by 1912 john f brownridge of hornby 1914 walter arthurs ar cade ny 1927 john r brown ridge toronto 1932 thomas j brownridge georgetown 1938 fred arthurs buffalo 1952 w ellery brownridge brampton 1955 john h brownridge toron to the reunion this year was the tenth with mr jehu o guthrie of tot onto presiding new officers elected for the next reunion were president ward brownridge hornby 1st vice president earle brownridge port credit 2nd lyle brownridge lansing mich 3rd joseph m brownridge george town recording secty john h brownridge toronto correspon ding secretary mrs earle brown ridge port credit treasurer mrs richard bailey toronto history wilfrid f irvin toronto of those attending this years reunion a number came from some considerable distance inclu ding mrs s b fleming vancou ver with her daughter and son- inlaw mr and mrs a c gauth- ier mr and mrs mcclure brown ridge of porugelaprairie mr and mrs harold brownridge of brandon mr and mrs joseph ly on of brandon and their daughter mrs florence zimmerman of win nipeg mr and mrs frank wheeler of riverdale mich with mrs wheelers sons lyle lee ross and don with their families mr and mrs paul trigina of st louis mi chigan with their daughter nor ma mr and mrs herbert wheeler and son kenneth and family- bel- grave mr and mrs charles lloyd and dr and mrs george howson of wingham mrs richard king and mr and mrs glenn tresselt of buffalo ny and mrs ethel brownridge of larchmont ny at the noonday luncheon provi ded by the families and served by members of the brampton womens institute speeches were delivered by various officers of the associa tion and recognition was made of the presence of two of the last three surviving descendants of the second generation born in canada in che persons of mrs minerva biggar 98 of milton and miss ma ry brownridge 96 also of mil ton the third mrs mary a ir vin 94 is in the queen elizabeth i twiceaweek garbage collection now in effect here is your schedule of extra pickups monday collections 2nd pickup thursdays tuesday collections 2nd pickup fridays wednesday collections 2nd pickup saturdays thursday collections 2nd pickup mondays friday collections 2nd pickup tuesdays mmsi moifi as gansaan mast bn w and placnd in mmramn cqtffmimn outside by 7 am hospital in toronto mr ran som bro of hilton sister- iarjaw of his biggar was also presenl a lively program of races and other contests for all ages was successfully carried through after luncheon under the capable lead ership of joseph m brownridge of georgetown and his snorts committee time out was taken to pose for the traditional reunion group pic ture a rather difficult task with so many people involved how ever these pictures have proven of great interest in earlier years because of the growing collection of pictures of the various reun ions back to that of 1007 another item of considerable interest to many was a collection of individ ual and family group photographs most of them taken many years ago a genealogical chart of the brownridge family was also on display and attracted a great deal of attention it was compiled by wilfrid f irvin the family histor ian who started work on it over twentyfive years ago using infor mation collected by joseph brownridge his grandfather be fore the latters death in 1921 in his 92nd year this chart jshows the names of 681 descendants of thomas brownridge and eliza ward born in america since 1822 the saturday reunion was fol lowed on sunday by a brown ridge family memorial service in ashgrove united church at 230 pm which was in charge of pas tor robert w irvin of richmond hill baptist church a great grand son of the founding father of this family in canada also taking part in this service were mr ward brownridge the new assoc- president mr jehu o guthrie im mediate past president mr c norman wortman of toronto baritone soloist misses jenny mae arlene and dianne brown ridge of georgetown a vocal trio and mrs r h wright florence ruddell who provided organ ac companiment throughout following this service a floral tribute was deposited on the fam ily plot in the ashgrove cemetery across from the church in honor and remembrance of the family forefathers resting there about 125 persons were present at this impressive service family and friends then adjour ned to the homestead where ward brownridge and his gracious wife held open house for a couple of hours of fellowship and reminis cence weh control i news i fay v fc mcarttwr i drstroy common barbhrry the annual provincial wood in spectors conference held in quetph july 3rd and 4th this year stressed the need for com plete indication of common bar berry and european buckthorn according to officials of the onl dept of agriculture these two shrubs can be found in nearly ev ery county in the province and are causing eighty percent of the stem and leaf rust of grain the rust problem is very costly to fanners as it seriously decreases the grain yields new rust resistant varieties of oats are constantly being produ ced at the ont agricultural college but only remain resistant a few years mother nature with the aid of the common barberry and buckthorn seems ever rea dy to counter attack with new forms of rust having stronger in- fectlon capabilities recently we have learned to recognize com mon barberry and have located several bushes near the roadside in nassagaweya township and also in north burlington as yet however we are not aware of any buckthorn in halton county should anyone reading thisaztlcle know ofts existence we would ap preciate hearing from you the harmful common barber ry is a spring shrub growing from six to eighteen feet high its shape is similar to an ordinary honeysuckle bush and can be spotted for smooth oval shaped bright green leaves having brist led edges at the base of the leaf there are usually three spines or prickles yellow flowers are borne in long drooping clusters la ter turning to oblong red berries the rust fungi may be fund usual ly on the underside of the leaves in the form of round orange spots the harmless japanese barber ry can be safely used for orna mental hedges etc and is quite different in appearance it is a much lower growing shrub with smaller smooth edged leaves the flowers and berries are borne singly or in small bunches of two three or four the berries are a very bright glossy red shorter and more plump than those of the xtommon barberry both the green leaf and the red leaf varie ty of the japanese barberry may be grown with perfect safety because they have never been known to harbourttfst pinegrove ball game races precede forum strawberry social pinegrove farm forum held their annual strawberry social on w6ndayjuny 300 at the school with an attendance estimated at close to one hundred people a ball game preceded races in a sports program after which ev eryone adjourned to the school newlyweds mary lou alexan der and gordon robinson of brampton were asked to come forward while an address was read by mrs guy wilson and the presentation- of a swivel chair was made by alan harrop and tom mcgee both mary lou and gordon replied expressing their appreciation the presentation of a pair of table lamps for mr and mrs tom blacfcett was withheld due to the illness of mrs blacfc ett the blacketts are leaving the community to make their home in toronto ice cream and straw berries served buffet style con cluded the very pleasant evening the pupils of grades 9b and d of milton high school held a form party at the home of john wilson on monday june 23rd a hay ride was the main highlight of the party and presentations were made to the teachers mr baker- and mr rogers mr- and mrs mac alexander are holding open house on wednes day evening in honour of their daughter mary lous recent mar riage the many friends of mrs tom blackctt were sorry to hear she was a patient in peel memorial hospital and wish her a speedy recovery mr and mrs william doty of philadelphia penn visited with the spencer wilsons during the past week and attended the gas- tie reunion on saturday at spring- water park midhurst mrs jack larwson and pupllcof pinegrove school invited their mothers and families tdn party at the school recently when they presented two departing pupils barbara and patsy blackett with gifts before leaving for their new home ice cream and candies were enjoyed mr and mrs bill brain harold brain of fort erie foster brain of brampton and mr and mrs alan neil and baby daughter of toronto drove to midhurst satur day to attend the gastlc reunion the herald is at your service for all types of printing call tr 73201 and our representative will call and assist you with your needs union wms hid the homo hel pers as their guests on wednesday july 9th whan they held their monthly meeting in the basement of union presbyterian church mrs leslie young and mrs jack efoonald were hostesses for the meeting which was opened by the president airs fraser macdonald the guest speaker introduced by mrs g a leslie was rev or- vill getty of brampton a mission ary in india before becoming a teacher at brampton mr getty played a number of indian tunes on the harmonica for the children at the meeting and in his talk re lated the customs of india to ver ses of the bible after the minutes and the roll call the program was turned over to the home helpers president mrs ostrander mrs alvin star- rett rend and explained the scrip ture and mrs c taylor led in prayer the home helpers min utes were read and the roll call responded to with a womans name fromlne bible a vocal solo iby mary andrews preceded mr gettys address after which dorothy von zuben played a piano selection mrs alvin star- rett gave a missionary reading from glad- tidings and the pro gram concluded with a solo by mrs don dolson mrs joe pason expressed words of appreciation to mr getty and the home helpers and a buffet lunch was served with mrs owens macdonald and mrs alex dolson in charge peter darlington parade commander at graduation fit cadet peter darlington son of mr and mrs ted darlington main st south was parade com mander when thirteen cadets gra duated from the rcaf flight school at centralia on thursday july 10th one of the thirteen iraduating fit cadet darlington was appointed parade commander on the basis of an outstanding 96 percent marking in drill the highest in the class he was also successful in all other examina tions from centralia fit cdt dar lington will be sent to winnipeg to continue his training he was at centralia for thirteen weeks and prior to that was at london for three weeks barbara ann noble bride of cecil tolton pink peonies blue and yellow iris and ferns formed a lovely set ting for the recent wedding of barbara ann noble and cecil al ien tolton reverend a black assisted by mr k griffiths per formed the tcer imony in cden mills united church the bride is the daughter of mr and mrs robert john noble bagot street guelph and the groom is the son of mr and mrs james tolton r r 2 guelph given in marriage by her fath er the bride was lovely in a gown of white net over satin with lace jacket featuring pearls on the collar and illy point sleeves her headdress of net and sequins held a three quarter length veil and she carried a cascade bou quet of red roses miss dahl morrell eramosa farm news halton county to hold land judging competition a proper appreciation of the soil is a basic and most important key to successful farming plans are now under way for the first land judging competition to be held in halton county the land judging programme is being sponsored by the credit and six teen mile creek conservation au thorities in cooperation with the halton office of the ont dept of agriculture and the soils dept at the ontario agricultural col lege guelph the land judging competition is scheduled for thursday july 24th at the farm of f d charles on the 5th line of esquesing twp lot 16 at 130 pm a soils pro gramme is planned for the after noon while the competitors are judging this programme will be con ducted by professor tom lane of the soils dept and will include a tour of soils in the stewarttown area the various soil types will be classified and discussed from the standpoint of their ability to grow certain crops the actual competition will in clude three classes those under 16 years 16 to 20 and 20 to 30 years of age at 9 an the com petitors will register at the stew arttown hall a full morning of instruction in soils has been wor ked but and the various methods of soil judging will be reviewed to conclude the day a- dinner is being held at the stewarttown hall at 7 pm those wno plan to at tend the dinner or judge in the competition should make applica tion by july 17th information on the land judging competition is available from the ont dept of agriculture milton road cousin of the bride attend ed as maid of honour she wore a pink brocaded taffeta gown with jynk accessories and a pill box style headdress of net and sequins her flowers were a bouquet of white chrysanthemums miss dor- een tolton sister of the groom r r 2 guelph attended as maid of honour she wore a street length gown of blue brocaded taf feta with blue accessories and car ried a bouquet of white chrysan themums mr bill chamberlain of eden mills attended the groom as best man ushers were mr cliff nor- ris r r 1 moffat and mr bill jackson of guelph mrs joseph bard of r r 2 guelph played the lords pray er during the signing of the reg ister a reception and wedding dinner was served to 55 guests at park view motel the brides table was centred with aohree tiered wed ding cake topped by a tiny bride and groom and pink roses the brides mother received her guests wearing a dress of blue printed silk with blue and white accessories and a corsage of pink roses the grooms mother wore a dress of blue printed nylon with white accessories and a corsage of yellow roses for a wedding trip to the uni ted states the bride wore a dress of blue crystalette white hat shoes and purse the couple will make their home at r r 2 guelph out of town guests were present 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