Seek Lawn Chairs to Fix Six Retarded Adults Begin Working
North Halton's HOP E workshop begins training six adults with mental retardation to become more useful citizens. Trainees strap lawn chairs, assemble Flowers of Hope packages, and decorate hangers as a trial period to assess potential for future industrial contracts. Transportation and chair shortages pose early hurdles. volunteers urged to form carpools and donate chairs.
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North Halton
Hornby School
Memorial to Missionary Fund Honoring Mrs Hayward
The Halton Presbytery United Church Women executive met at First United Church Port Credit on March 28. They elected new officers to fill vacancies and observed a minute of silence for the late Mrs F W Hayward of Lowville who had been elected president for 1966 but died before taking office.
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Missionary Fund
W. Hayward
Halton Presbyterial United Church
First United Church
Port Credit
Earl Sovereign
Burlington
F. W. Hayward
Lowville
Frank Taylor
Ancaster
Hamilton
U.C.W
D. E. MacFadzen
Guelph
W. D. Stainton
Oakville
Harold Parker
Roy Coulter
Campbellville
Secretari
Sydney Hershey
L. Riva
Cooksvilles
L. B. King
E. S. Leaker
Norval Juniors Lose Zone Final in Milton Playoff
The Norval Junior Farmers Dram Club, winner of the W. I. Dick Memorial Trophy for top hones in Halton clubs with Bread, placed in the zone final held in Unbridge Saturday and were defeated by Ontario County with Comes Romance. The event also featured Glorified Brat by Victoria Counts. Adjudicator was Mrs. R. W. Sherridan of Bowmanville. Bread will be shown again for Streetsville Senior Dragons on April 20.
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Norval Junior Farmers’ Dram
W. I. Dick Memorial
Halton
Milton
Ontario County Club
Norval
Hatton
Victoria Counts Group
R. W. Sherridan
Bowmanvile
Streetsville
Touring Canada Visit Ties Scottish Show Family
Irene Campbell, a Highland dancer from Battleford Glasgow, tours North America with a Scottish troupe visiting Toronto and Acton relatives including Jim and Jack McGeachie. The family links span Canada and Scotland with Crawford Tait ancestors. Irene’s mother Agnes Campbell remains active in Glasgow theatre and Highland dancing.
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Irene
Campbell
Royal Alexandra Theater
McGeachies
Toronto
Jim McGeachie
MccGeachie
Scotland
Acton
Jack McGeachie
Paul
Heather
John
Douglas
Joe McGeachie
E. W. Toms
Mona = McGeachie
Kathryn
North Bay
Oshawa
Peterborough
Cobourg
Niagara Falls
London
Calgary
Canada
Irene Campbell
Jack
Battlefield
Glasgow
North America
Hamilton
Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
New York
McGeachie
Tait
Entertainment Association
Charles
Banchory
Trene
McGeachie Brothers
Jean Campbell
Agnes Campbell
Glasgow Metropole Theatre
Caledonian Girls
Fiona
Macdonald Tobaccs Inc
Braemar
Acton Scottish Dance Club
Film on Centennial To Be Brought Here
Lakeside Chapter LODE discussed public showing of a film on Expo 67 and Canada’s Centennial at their April 5 meeting with alternative dates. The town centennial committee offered cooperation. Members reported on Maple Leaf flags at Robert Littlees School and the centennial committee’s hopes for Acton groups, plus a new large flag for the high school. Dates will be set for displaying large and small flags at the high school and M. Bennett School.
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Canada
Lakeside
L.O.D.E
Maple Lea
Robert Littlees
Acton
M. Z. Bennett
Never a Dull Meal Food Forum in Halton
On April 20 the Ontario Department of Agriculture Home Economics Branch presents its second Food Forum in Halton at the St Pauls United Church Milton. The event features casseroles and demonstrations with samples and Q A. Admission is free and all county women are invited, with recipe booklets distributed.
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Ontario Department of Agriculture
Arminal
Halton
Christian Education Centre
St. Paul’s United Church
Milton
Georgetown Cow Sets New Record in 1965 Lactation
Grampian Kitty Lula, an AM OTMS owned by Arthur H. Clark, aged two years and 89 days, produced 6 368 pounds of milk with 523 pounds fat in 316 days. She surpassed the 305 day milk record by 660 pounds, starting February 3, 1965. Yields listed include February 24 at 67 pounds and March 30 at 70.5 pounds.
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Grampian
Kitty Lula
G.P
Arthur H. Clark
Kitty Lulu
R.O.P. Inspector
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Candy Floss
Sharon Barber
Debbie Hargett
Debbie Drinkwalter
Ann Marie Luty
Theresa Cunningham
Erika Heptner
Halton Opportunity Product Enterprises
North
Hattob
Isham
George Town
Milton, Have Troubple
Leonard Shaw
E. M. Flowers
Fred A. Hoffman
Optometrist
St. George’s Sq. Guelph, Ont
Norval Juniors
Pollock and Campbell
Water St
North Galt
Welcome Wagon International
Welcoship
Acton Free Press
Thompson Fuels Ltd
Jack Ridley Cartage
TRE
Ween
Mths
Er Unas
Cancer Society
Ees
Atlantic
A.I.D
Mila Sa, FE
Don) Crane
Food Forum
Georgetown
California
Tray Brussel
Schneider
Bacon
VAC Pack
White Swan Tissue
Best Buy
Miracle Whip
BOOTS
Jar
Elton
Snnee
E. D. Smith
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