Halton County Holstein Breeders Mark 30th Anniversary
Halton County Holstein Breeders celebrated their 30th anniversary at Trafalgar Memorial Hall with over 200 members guests and friends. Victor J. Lapwrence offered reminiscences and nine charter members were named, highlighting 30 years of growth and activity under president ROC. Alexander. An illustrated address by HOR Hare of Whitby titled From the Garden of Eden to Jerusalem framed the program alongside lighter remarks from Jack Bennett of Carlisle. Committee efforts by ROC Alexander John W Puket A G Hunter EFC Ford WOH Bhiggar and WR Royle earned praise for the event.
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Halton Club
Trafalgar Memorial Hall
Victor J. Lapwrence
Thomas Bird
Georgetown
Roc. Alexander
Ann
Hor Hare
Whitby
Mr. Hare
J KO Whitelock
Walton
Halton
Hte
Garden of Eden
Jerusalem
Frag
Tran
Jordan
Ulmr Bla
Jack Bennett
Carliste
Charzee
Roc Alexander
John W Puket
A. G. Hunter
Efc Ford
Woh Bhiggar
WR. Royle
Halton Debaters Win First Round in Inter-County Contest
Halton Junior Farmers' debating quartet won the first round of the 1956-57 inter-county Debating Competition. At Trafalgar Hall in Smithville they defeated Lincoln county on a unanimous panel decision by 80 to 72 on total score, advancing to the second round.
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Halton
Lincoln County
Bertha Watson
Jack Blick
Smithville
Tancom
Oaflewine Muir
Douglas Fretz
Ontario
Walter Gilmaster
Vineland High School
Warren Loan
Pelham District
George E. Elliott
Q.C
Milton
Trafalgar Hall
Lincoln
Floyd Krick
Phyllis Wismer
Halter
Bob Marshall
Howson Ruddell
Bruce Teasdale
Port Credit
Bob Wilcox
Vineland
Edwin Harrop
Manor Social Honors Nurse Bride to Be Rose White
A pleasant social at Halton Manor on Wednesday November 21 honored Rose White a nurse set to marry W Cross of Peterborough on December 4. The event featured a community sing along and Buzz game, with gifts presented by Miss Harriett Metcalfe and Miss Hild Mare. On November 25 Rev. Joel Graham newly inducted minister at St Pauls United Milton preached at the manor, recalling a Arctic Circle Naval Station sermon and stressing God’s universal love to Eskimo and Indian listeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose White
Miss White
W. Cross
Peterborough
Eric Clarke
Harriett Metcalfe
Hild Mare
Graham
Arctic Circle
Anglian
Aklavik
Quiet Club Forms At YMCA Chess Group
The YMCA starts a new chess club named Quiet Club with young members meeting at 6 30 each Tuesday evening. Adults join a separate session at 8 00.
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Lakely
YMCA
Chess Club
Evenine
Canadian Shorthorn Triumph at Chicago Exposition
Scotsdale Jupiter 520G Bennett of George Town won Brand champion and supreme champion shorthorn at the International Exposition in Chicago. Scotsdale Bombardier, also owned by Mr Bennett, became the second Canadian shorthorn to achieve a double win following 1948 success.
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Canada
Judwingg
Chicapo
Scotsdale Jupiter
Bennett
George Town
Jupiter
Warner
Rexall
Toronto
Scotsdale Bombardier
Milton Acton Junior Hockey Match Ends in Penalized Win
John Wallmott scored three for Milton in a 6 1 junior game win over Acton at Malton arena. Graham Gillies added two as Charlie Gillies tallied Milton's other goal while Acton’s Ron Sinclair drew four penalties and Wilbert Peavey received a match misconduct. Referees Bill Boyd and Bruce Hood noted a rough match before Norval beat Palermo 5 4 with Dave Leslie scoring three of Norval’s goals.
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John Wallmott
Graham Gillies
Jemi Milton
Acton
Farmer Hockey Desire
Malton Arena
Milton
Charlie Gillies
Bull Sonietvalle
Fone Oak
Ron Sinclair
Wilbert Peavey
Charlie Gilles
Bill Boyd
Bruce Hood
Norval
Palermo
J. Cameron
Dave Leslie
D. Robinson
Max Lang
Bob Marshall
Glen Richardson
Letter to the Editor on Suez Crisis Critique of British Action
Alan Needham argues the Suez invasion by Britain and France was morally unjustifiable and damaging to British prestige. He criticizes Eden and calls for recognizing world opinion and the consequences for East West relations. He urges opposing the aggression and questions any motive of gaining world power.
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Acton Free Press
Acton
Suez Canal
Middle East
Ufe
United Natons
Alles
Owas
Anthony Eden
Britain
Egypt
Human Nature Never Changes
Editorial from The Grower of Ontario Fruit and Vegetable Growers Association discusses the Royal Winter Fair exhibit error with an extended fence, apples on display attracting casual raids, and questions why people seek free offerings. It argues human nature remains constant despite formal attire and property boundaries.
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Ontario, Fruit and Vegetable Growers’ Association
Ontario Fruit and Vegetable Growers’ Association
Royal Winter Paar
Farm Forum rally highlights three key needs for success
Mrs Kell said farm forum depends on people ideas and application as Halton members met at Fairview school in Lowville for the annual fall rally. Janet Hayward Arlene McArthur Audrey Brown Tom Hunter and J Whitelock spoke or performed while Jack Loos Paul May and others contributed to a varied program.
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Farm Forum
Ita
Mra. R. Kell
Churchil
Halton Forum
Fairview School
Lowville
Forum
Jack Marchment
Mra. Kell
Coulter
Speers
Mr. Speers
Janet Hayward
Arlene McArthur
Audrey Brown
Tom Hunter
Jack Loos
Paul
Ritchie
Perth
Scotland
J. F. Whitelock
Halton
M. J. Brown
Acton Man Fined For Careless Driving
An Acton man was convicted of careless driving in Acton police court last week. He was fined $200 and assessed court costs.
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Acton
Plan for YMCA Square Dance Groups Led by Toronto Leader
Sandy Sandford of Toronto agreed to lead YMCA square dance clubs here after success in Toronto and Windsor. His team won a Canadian championship three years ago and he has directed Peg Wee square dancers seen on King Ganam and Holiday Ranch TV. He will come up to lead the clubs, with separate groups for adults and other ages.
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Y.m.ca
Y.M.C
Sandy Sandford
Toronto
Windsor
Peg Wee
Holiday Ranch
Mr. Sandford
Acton Driver and Moffat Truck In Minor Ice Crash
Orrie Lamb of 30 Knox Ave Acton and Stanley Norrish of R R 1 Moffat collided at the intersection of No 25 sideroad and Highway 25. Icy roads blamed for the incident caused an estimated total damage of 200 dollars.
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Orrie Lamb
Knox Ave
Acton
Stanley Norrish
R.R. 1
Moffat
No. 25
Sideroad
Highway 25
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Zone Three
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Call 69
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