Dairy Princess to compete for provincial title at C N E
Carol Swackhamer Haltons Dairy Princess will contest the Ontario Daily Princess Competition at the Canadian National Exhibition starting August 21 and running to August 31 She is among forty one county princesses and will perform at the main ring during preliminary rounds with an interview at 4 pm and milking at 6 pm on August 28 at the Ex
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Carol Swackhamer
Halton
C.N.E
Carol
C.W. Swackhamer
R.A. 2
Acton
Hornby
Canada sends 20 Holstein heifers to Italy show
Collected at Carney farm Airlift 20 heifers to Italy on a four week trade junket. Jim Carney leads the shipment for the Canadian Department of Trade and Commerce. The cattle will appear at Cremona’s three day dairy show, first time Canadian heifers are shown in Italy.
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Italy
Jim Carney
Esques- Ing
Toronto
Catte
Frank
Meisner
Woodstock
Carney Farm
Canada
Department of Trade and Commerce
Jim
Cremona
France
Yugoslavia
Mexico
Raly
Carney
M@ndiy
Toronto International Airport
Malpanesa
Jim Stewart
Department
Frank Meisner
Paul Jensen
Jensen
Shower guests and wedding news from district pages
Last week in the district news Mrs. D G Robertson notes a shower for bride to be Marlene Fuller and a Kitchen and Bathroom Shower with over forty attendees at the school. The column also greets a newborn daughter born July 30 to Mr and Mrs George Fletcher formerly Margaret McMillan and records several visits and trips by local residents including Archibalds and Hutchisons visiting relatives and attending events at Expo and Dundas.
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D.G. Robertson
George Fletcher
Margaret McMillan
Bradley Matthews
Gary Archibald
Acton
Ed Archibald
George Lang
Bonnie
Wasaga Beach
Guelph
Mike Hutchison and Sons
Toronto
Gordon Aitken
J. Gilroy
Dundas
Carol
Douglas Moulton
Bolton
J. Hills
Barry Clarke
Ireland
Doris Fines
Erin
A. Wilson
Laura Swackhammer
Olga
Detroit
Mich
Gertrude Sunter
Harry Hampson
Willowdale
D.G
Robertson
Fred
Archibald
Ron Strome
Ina Connell
Marlene Fuller
R. McPherson
Ross McEwan
D. G. Robertson
In-training unit at Toronto hospital on holidays week
In-training at Toronto Western Hospital is on holidays this week. She is at Expo with friends. Mrs. Sayers of Acton is visiting with her daughter and son in law Ward and Mrs. Bruce.
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Toronto Western Hospital
Expo
Sayers
Acton
Ward
Bruce
Acton and Georgetown Bands Skip National Exhibition
The Acton band will not be represented at the Canadian National Exhibition this year. Georgetown band, winner of three consecutive championships, also will not be entered this year.
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Acton
Georgetown
Rotary holds Ladies Night at Nassagaweya farm
Rotary club members and guests gathered Tuesday evening at the Nassagaweya farm home of member Lou Procius for a women’s night event. The gathering focused on fellowship and community updates in a cordial, informal setting.
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Rotary Club
Nassagaweya Farm
Lou Procius
Counselling Service reports 148 cases to date this year
Halton County Family Counselling Service outlines results for April to June with 431 interviews by director Rennie Vivian. Of 481 total, 323 occurred in husband and wife, husband only, or wife only categories. Oakville leads with 50 cases, Burlington 46, Milton 27, Georgetown 12, Acton 9, Nassagawega 3, Esquesing 1.
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Mana Réesume
Halton
Rennie Vivian
Oakville
Burlington
Milton
Georgetown
Acton
Nassagawega
Esquesing
Ontario Dairy Princess Contest Details and Prizes
Ten girls enter the Ontario Dairy Princess preliminaries with semifinals on Wednesday August 30. Semi final rounds start 5 00 p m and 6 15 p m. Five advance to the final Thursday at 6 00 p m. The winner will be under contract with the Ontario Milk Marketing Board for a year and receive a three week trip to the United Kingdom as guest of the Dairy industry. Sponsor groups include Canadian National Exhibition Ontario Milk Marketing Board Ontario Cream Producers Marketing Board and Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food. Current queen Dolly Anne Edmunds of Renfrew county will crown the next princess and represent Ontario at the Canadian Dairy Princess Competition on Agriculture Day September 1 at the Coliseum E in the Canadian National Exhibition.
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Ontario Milk Marketing Board
United Kingdom
Ontario
Ontario Cream Producers’ Marketing Board
Ontario Department of Agriculture and ‘Food
Dolly Anne Edmunds
Renfrew County
Rubin plans Stouffville subdivision development
Rubin Corporation a Revenue Properties unit plans a housing subdivision in Stouffville Ontario valued over 5 million. A road sewer and water installation contract has been awarded. The last subdivision in the village was in 1959. The Rubin Revenue Properties group is also building CMHC financed safe housing in Acton Orangeville and Fergus with total value about 3.2 million, and a Guelph subdivision plan is under processing.
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Rubin Corporation
Revenue Properties
Stouffville
Ontario
The
Rubin Group
CMHC
Acton
Orangeville
Fergus
Special meeting arranged with council and Beardmore and Co
A special meeting was arranged for next Tuesday evening with council Beardmore and Co. to discuss pending matters and potential actions. The notice indicates the attendees and timing for the session held at the municipal offices.
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Council, Beardmore and Co. of
Ficials
Credit Valley Conservation Authority
Fairy Lake
Acton Council
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Arvangs
Holstein-Friesian Association
Milan
Vatican
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Art McKane
Marlene
Gail
Linda Ferguson
Beverly Bruce
Parkwood Farm
Parkway Lumber Ltd
Mill ST
Kitchener
Stanchion
Butler
Oy Butler
Brookview
Bellview Ave
Acton Free Press
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Speyside
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Pineview
Milton Heights
Norval
Stewarttown
Hicken
No. 15 Sideroad
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Main Street
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Robert R. Hamilton
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Jamesway
John Ridgeway
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