Halton Fire Prevention Bureau Reports 1962 Efforts
The Halton Fire Prevention Bureau releases its annual report detailing activities in 1962 including outreach through newspapers radio and posters. The Bureau highlighted 60 percent of hazards from electrical and 60 percent of farm hazards and 60 percent of dwellings due to poor housekeeping. Local honours and wider adoption of programs were noted with 70 000 literature pieces distributed and a province wide poster contest progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Hany
Wavineriars
Oakville
Industral
Fuaing
National Fire Protection Association
Bureau
Fnd
Ontario
Electrical Bureau of Canada
Halton Fire Prevention Bureau
Acrosa Canada
Bach. Wer
Grasse Bee
Halon
Martha Morgan
Glenview PS
Burlington
Dodid Downs
Denyes P. S
Mrton
Read Py
Hilton
Oakville Students Top County Public Speakers
Oakville students dominated the Halton County public speaking event with top placings. Notables included Caroline Baker who won a Halton Women’s Institute prize, and Douglas Straton securing second place with a robust speech drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakville
Youmg Oakville Publ
Ackan
Jangelan
Halton
Sunnedale
Gahvill Tio Way
Campbe'l
Singlat
Nessp
Douglas Straton
Douglas
Sim Tarry
Ers” Federation
Dispersal Auction Sale of Head of Holstein Castle Cattle
A rough notice details a dispersal auction of Holstein cattle headed by Head of Holstein Castle. The sale occurs at a farm on the Bist Line with multiple entries describing brucellosis free status, vaccination, and various cattle lots. Prices and times are variably listed with scattered farm dates and breeding notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holstein Castle
Visttak Gosfren
Willard Britton
Paty Owerth
Huston
Halstein
Brea
Goa
Paw Bread News
Helston
Preston
Daca
Testa Tee Prey Bualtaqn
Halston Dell Pss
Paesaling
Hodstons
Wood's Milking
Noree
Evan Mith Coer
Bitter election posters torn down across the county
Irv ing Wilson and Henry Timmins accuse rivals as campaign posters for both Social Credit and Independent runers are ripped from trees and posts. The heaviest damage hits Ontario Street poles and Highways 2 areas with some signs eight to nine feet up. Affected sites include Milton and Signy, while Sacred Wilson posters vanish from a crooked High Way tree north of Milton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth
Social Credit
Irving Wilson
Wilson
Qakyille
Highway 2
North Blattan
Signy
Wilson O
Waly
Milton
Byoolar
Ellis Fullerton
Ontario St. South
Ontario School
Spring Signs at Public Schools Spark Youth Card Talk
Readers sense spring as public schools discuss youth cards amid sunny day scenes. The brief item notes student activities and local interest in school programs opening with warmer weather.
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Acton
Beaat
Roy Goddi Wan
Audieree
Ceremomies
Robert Little School
Grincipal
Doug. Copeland
Kaen Ashi Cato Masales
Dyanne Rbawaheld
Alahamie
Actoners
Paris
TNT
Tve
Caren
Joe Petrie
Acontion
Miss Roth
Landsborough
Mane
QO Canada
Guelph Rotary Club
Eden Mills Presbyteran Church
George Aiken
Eden Mills
Campbell Lamont
R G Mattar
Australia
New Zealand
June Armold
Guelph Rotary
J Skov
Georgetown, Ont
Fullerton
Christies
Specia Habitant
Caroline Nurseries Garden Centre
U.F.C. Flower Service
Harry Harley
Canada
Harley
Halton County Liberal Association
John Weldon
Times Imperial O'L
Shortill
Merac
Gor
Farneces
Prunes
Weannwe
Sepie
Acton, Ont
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