Halton Junior Farmers Plan Busy Spring Activities
Junior Farmers groups across Acton Palermo and Norval map a spring of bowling field days drama debating public speaking curling and music contests. Members pay 1 to join Ontario association contact Bessey Harris Ells for club details and events including a trip to Kitchener and a May church service with Ontario president Albert Taylor.
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Haltos
Elfers’ Mary
Junior Farmers Association of Ontario
Acton Club
Brian Bessey
Palermo
Murray Harris
Norval Club
Lorne Ells
Halton
Farmers County
Ontario Department of Agriculture
Bria Bessey Prg
Grey ‘ County
Farmers
Haltop County
Kitchener
Webb Pierce
Stoneman
Grand Ole Opry
Wellington
Milton
Knox Presbyterian Church
Albert Taylor
Ontario
Cfvic
Knox, Presbyterian Church
Mrusie Witt
Essex County
Joy Hayward
Guelph
War Memorial Hall
Hillsburgh Presbyterian Church
Acton High School
Fairview School
Orangeville
Halton 4 H Sheep Club meeting at Hoay farm
W Hooy hosted Halton 4 H Sheep Club on Tuesday April 2 at W A Hoay farm in Moffat. Lois Hunter opened the meeting and led business with Janet Hunter as secretary reading minutes. Henry Stanley discussed lamb deficiency payments and club updates. Hooy described his operation including feeding breeding and housing programs and flock management of Suffolks Western era Karakul breeds. Joe Willmott participated. Stanley demonstrated traits of a good showman. Hooy showcased a Karakul fleece and its market prospects.
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Halton
W. A. Hoay
Moffat
Lois Hunter
Janet Hunter
Henry Stanley
Halton Agricultural
Hooy
Ontario
Joe Willmott
Mr. Stanley
Halton County Egg Producers Vote Against Marketing Plan
Halton egg producers rejected changes to an agency type plan for marketing eggs and fowl. Of 88 voters on April 9 and 10, 79 opposed and only nine supported the quota based system and board control. The producers favored maintaining personal marketing methods.
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Halton Egg Producers
Egg and
Careful cutting during spring seeding urged for woodcutters
Farmers using their own wood for fuel have finished cutting next winter's supply. Some firewood and cordwood remain to be cut as spring seeding begins. The rush raises danger, so avoid rushing chainsaws and stay safe during the busy period.
Think Big Mindset Inspires Grand Achievements
An editorial urges bold thinking as the path to growth and success. It argues belief in one’s abilities fuels action and long term progress. The piece stresses disciplined effort and staying focused on challenging goals.
Churchill S E Griffin Celebrates 98th Easter Birthday
Churchill United Church honors S E Griffin for his 98th birthday with sunrise service and breakfast after Easter. About 110 attended the 7 am lawn service, Rev Gordon Turner led prayers, and a birthday card was presented. Griffin has been a member for 78 years and remains in fair health.
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S. E. Griffin
Swackhamer
Frank Freeman
United Church
SE. Griffin
Churchill
United
Gor Don Turner
Gordon Turner
Acton
HIC
Churchill Én
Ing
Gorgon
Mig
Norman Turney
Juan
Brighton
Jung Swackhamer
Erin High
WJ. McDonald
Gordon
S. W. McDonald
Margaret McDonald
Streetsville
F. A. Williamson
Galt
Archie Kerr
Murray McMillan
Caistor Centre
Fenelon Falls
Linda Damm
Guelph Hospital
Leslie Swackhamer
Kathy
Debbie
Ross Swackhamer
Georgetown
Christopher Freeman
Stroud
Douglas Peers
Christopher
Toronto
Ted Freeman
Lyle and Gordon
Rockwood
Allen Skeech
Port Credit
A. Skeech
Wellington Wins Zone Drama Festival With Brothers In Arms
The Wellington entry Brothers In Arms by Merill Denis, presented by Eramosa Junior Farmers, won the Junior Farmer Zone Drama Festival at Orangeville Town Hall. Best Actress Ruth Freure and Best Actor John Gordon lead a strong Wellington team. the troupe advances to the Provincial at University of Guelph on April 20.
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Wellington
Ruth Freure
Gwen Kovachick
Halton
John Gordon
Murray Harris
University of Guelph
Halton 4 H Strawberry Club Discusses berries
President Rosemary Booth opened the Halton 4 H Strawberry Club meeting at the Agricultural office in Milton on April 4. Attendees included Chuck Warner Bill Wilson Pete McCarthy and Mary Anderson. Warner outlined yearly projects and McCarthy explained strawberry varieties. Warner spoke on member led topics and chemical safety.
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Rosemary Booth
Halton
Agricultural
Milton
Chuck” Warner
Bill Wilson
Pete McCarthy
Mary Anderson
Warner
Appoint reps to Health Unit for Wellington Dufferin Guelph
Three Provincial Representatives to the Wellington Dufferin Guelph Health Unit are A W Beattle of Elora a former Wellington County warden Delisle Everson of Orangeville a former Dufferin County warden and R B Fruere of Guelph a long time municipal politician The move follows Ontario public health district reorganization with 29 districts and 75 percent provincial grants for approved programs The Health Board appoints one representative from Wellington County one from Dufferin County and one from the City of Guelph.
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Wellington
Dufferin-Guelph
A. W. Beattle
Elora
Wellington-Dufferin
Mr. Beattle
Wellington County
Delisle Everson
Orangeville
Ontario
Dufferin County
R. B. Fruere
Guelph
Health Board
Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph
City of Guelph
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Russ Mac
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