Halton 4H Members Win Kingsway Kiwanis Scholarships
Halton County 4H agricultural club members received Kiwanis scholarships at a luncheon in Toronto to attend winter short courses at Ontario Agricultural College in Guelph. Recipients included Bob Merry Dwight May Sandy Hepburn Keith Ella Jack Robertson Dennis Sinclair Jean Britton Eleanor Taylor Judy Wells Margaret Alexander Russell Murray Sherrill Murray John Kranendonk Nancy McKenzie. Sandy Hepburn received the J. E. Whitelock award from Kiwanis chair Mr. Turner for outstanding 4H service in Halton. The event featured a speech by Mr. Tucker of New Mexico on Rurthan week activities.
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Kiwanis Club
Kingsway
Ontario Agricultural College
Guelph
Ki Wwanis Club
Halton County
Tucker
New Mexico
Canada
United States
James Aitken
Margaret Alexander
Keith Ella
Larry Gardhouse
John Kranendack
Arthur Lawson
Jeffrey Nurse
Dennis Sinclair
Courtney Agnew
Allen Brownridge
Delmar Ford
Carolyn Gardhouse
John Hepburn
Sandy Hepburn
Margaret Lawson
Bob Merry
Ernest Alexander
Sandy Hepburs
J. E. Whitelockard
Kings
Hatton
Acton
Neighborly Spirit and Cooperation Highlight Farm Forum
Halton Farm Radio Forums held their annual fall rally at Percy Merry school last Wednesday. Guests played card games with winners Mrs Raynor and Mr Fairburn. travelling prizes went to Mr and Mrs Secord. A short program featured Larry and Barbara Turner and John Wilson. Members shared forum histories and activities, stressing neighborly spirit and cooperation, followed by lunch and social time.
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Halton Farm
Percy Merry
Larry
Barbara Turner
John Wilson
4-H Award Night Honors Halton Club Members
The final 4 H award night in Halton County comes Friday at Milton District High School with R G Bennett as guest speaker and Roy Coulter presiding. One hundred fifteen members completed over 200 projects earning club trophies and Kiwanis scholarships while merit certificates honor 75 percent proficiency across six to eighteen projects.
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New Milton District
Williams Avenue
R. G. Bennett
Ontario
Roy Coulter
Halton 4H
Halton
Kiwanis Club of
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Gifts for Girls Beauty Gifts Sure to Please
Beauty gift ideas for young girls emphasize cosmetics fragrances and personal care items for Christmas giving. The piece suggests inexpensive stocking stuffers or lavish sets, including lipstick perfume and manicure sets, plus matching cosmetic and fragrance collections for teens.
Christmas Thursday publication schedule announced
The Free Press confirms Thursday issues remain on schedule for this month despite Christmas, with regular weekly publication continuing on Thursdays even as holidays fall on weekends.
Gifts for the Home Stand as Symbols of Family
The article discusses home gifts as expressions of family love during Christmas. It suggests big items like sofas and dining sets, plus smaller pieces such as lamps and serving carts. It notes Santa helps in selections and that gifts can suit specific family members and needs.
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Mom
Susie
Dad
Johnny
Max Storey Repeats as Acton Legion Branch President
At Branch 197 Acton Legion general meeting, Max Storey was re elected president for another year. Mel Jur and Jin Milne were returned as first and second vice presidents respectively, with Albert Tewin George Musselle Hamilton Peal and Ted Elliott named sergeants at arms. Vic Patrick will chair the property committee for another year.
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Acton Legion
Max Storey
Mel Jur
Sient Jin Milne
Sergeant Ems
Albert Tewin
George Musselle
Hamilton Peal
Ted Elliott
Tran Lees
Vic Patrick
Bazaar Held by 12 W.A. at Parish Hall
St Abtwhite elephant table and Mrs Jak bar's Women's Auxility ran a parish bazaar in St Al church hall. Prizes and quilt draw drew attention while handmade aprons baked goods and candy sold out. Tea tickets and red white chrysanthemum decor highlighted a well attended event.
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Jakbar
Wing Kerr
Geo. Gibbon
Madge Chapman
J. Creasy O
Mrs G Harrap New President Bible Society
Mrs George Harrap named president of the Acton Branch of the Canadian Bible Society at a meeting in St Alban’s parish hall. Outgoing president C O Ranney introduced the new executives including vice president Peter Binnie and secretary treasurer Clarence Coles. The Rev IL Stokree opened the meeting and the speaker was introduced by Rev ALu Me Keozie.
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Canadian White Society
George Harrap
St. Alban’s Parish
CO. Ranney
Mr Ranney
Peter Binnie
Clarence Coles
Ranney
Alu MeKeozie
Reverend shares Bible Society work and film at Brampton service
The Rev. B L Walden spoke as district representative of the Bible Society of Brampton on sowing the seed and showed The Leaves of the Tree about printing and translating the Bible in Ereiria Africa. A good collection was taken for the society.
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