Local meeting ends with dance prize at Waeago Beach
A community gathering featured remarks by Mrs. McEnery and Mrs. Snow with civic and welfare committees acknowledged. A Saturday night dance awarded Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Switchetura and others, while Thursday winds caused barn roof and other damages requiring repairs.
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Bert Davidson
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Halton to Host Scottish Junior Farmers Delegation
Halton County Junior Farmers will host a delegate from Scotland this year. The visitor arrives May 22 and will spend a week with local clubs, staying with host families and visiting points of interest. Miss Street from Scotland assists her parents on a mixed farm of 1890, with 70 dairy cattle and beef stock, and she will share ideas for Ontario Junior Farmers projects.
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Scotland
Junior Farmers’ Association
Ireland
Manan
Merle Hig Tees
Farner
Fuser Farner Clubs
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Sreet
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4 Steel Hs
Tana
Ontario
Skating Instructor Crentors Leads New Lessons in Town
Professional Ross reports Smith and Acton with skating instructor Andrew Crentors hosting sessions last Thursday and Sunday to introduce a first year skating program in town. The display tonight highlights ongoing classes and community interest.
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Ross
Smith and Acton
Easter Sunday Service Plan At Acton Ont Del Church
Easter Sunday schedule for Acton Ontario United Church features 9 45 a m Sunday School and Adult Bible Class 11 a m God s Victory and 7 p m Joy of Resurrection. Wednesday prayer meeting 7 00 p m Mission Circle Thursday 8 p m Dengate speaker He is not here He is risen Luke 24 6.
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Minaion Circle
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Acton Bridge Club Bridge Hand Analyzed
Analysis of a last week’s board number 17 from Acton Bridge Club. North-South bidding sequence, opening points, and dramatic diamond and heart play lead to four hearts or five diamonds outcomes with risk and defensive decisions discussed.
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Acton Bridge Club
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North
East South
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West
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North South
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EastWest
Ontario Beef Improvement Association Plans First Annual Meeting
Directors of the Halton Behinphae soca outlined a plan for the inaugural Ontario Beef Improvement Association meeting set for April 11 at the Seaway Hotel in Toronto. The group aims to advance beef production with a conference program featuring university and industry experts and a moderated panel of regional representatives.
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Hinphae Soca
James
James McKay
Ontario Beef Improvement Association
Seaway Hotel
Toronto
Wake Asseeakon
Robert J. Ree Fatconetty
Michi State University
Keith Peckle
Werteral
Weal Packers Council
W. P. Watson
Murray Jack
Kent County
Fergus Turnbull
Huron County
John W
Wolfe
Bruce County
R. M. Morrison
United Co-Ops
Ontario
Ontario Stock Yards
D. L. Parks
Departement of Agriculture
Legion Auxiliary Plans Busy April and May Activities
The Ladies' Legion Auxiliary Branch 197 met April 4 at the Legion Hall with Com. Fem Shultis presiding. Plans include an April 18 social in Milton, an April 23 birthday dinner in Oakville, and a May 9 Zone Rally in Georgetown. The group will aid curling, cribbage and hockey banquets and sent $80 to Runnymede Hospital. A bill to shield bonafide farmers from assessed value rises due to urban development was introduced. it uses farm property value for taxation and excludes sale value of land to developers. retroactive to January 1, 1962.
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Ladies’ Legion Auxiliary Branch 197
Legion Hall
Fem Shultis
Milton
Elva Mosales
Oakville
Georgetown
At & P.m
Runnymede Hospital
Com
Jean Bullough
Sylvia. Foley
M. McHugh
F. Dunn
Fern Shultis
Gars
Ella Anderson
Fragmentary race results list names and placements
Short OCR fragment shows Bruce McQuarrie Chartle Coran second and names Jack Hooper third Earl and Bill Coats as otherwise listed.
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Chartlecoran
Mr. and
Jack Hooper
Earl and
Bill Coats
Farnars Move Out to Land Market forocone
The Burlington area reports growers preparing for the 1963 crop year with greenhouses active and seedlings transplanted. Weather challenges loom including freezing temperatures and variable light affecting lettuce tomatoes melons and eggplants. Farmers are urged to maintain steady growth as Halton County frost risk lingers until mid May.
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Pier de Thetr
Halton
Faw Fear Cottons Attend inittal Home and School Meet
The Home and School Association plans its inaugural convention in Toronto on April 17 and 18. A May meeting will appoint a nominating committee for officers. The Fan Faly Garden Party draws interest with a bake table dolls clothes candy table and tea room. Prize draws and a broad array of stalls are noted.
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the Home and School Association
Toronto
Haggett
Jerome
Barr
Gohn
McGeachle
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