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Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Dec 13, 1956

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Debaters Move Into Second Round for Halton Juniors

Halton Junior Farmers prep for a Friday December 21 debate at Milton High School. Halton's affirmative team Bertha Watson Jack Black will face Wellington's negative squad, while Halton's negative team Bill Marshall Howson Ruddell meet Wellington's affirmative team in Eramosa township.

Halton Wellington County Jean Peterson Bertha Watson Jack Black Wellington Milton High School Halon Bill Marshall Howson Ruddell Eramosa

More Farmers Needed Forums Discuss Canadian Agriculture

Ontario farm forums on December 3 debated efficiency and farmer counts. Most agreed farmers could farm more efficiently for higher profits, while not enough full-time work compared to city labor. The group said Canada has room for more farmers, not fewer, though many are part time.

Ontario Killarney Springville Forum van Peterborough Canada

St Albans Guild Elects Officers for 1957 in December Meeting

The December St Albans Guild meeting at the Parish Hall with 30 members present elected officers for 1957. Irene Heeley as president and Rev E Jones conducted the election. other officers include Thelma Barbeau first vice president Penny Bristow second vice president and Mary Townsend treasurer. A pot luck supper followed the close of the meeting.

St Alban’s Guild Irene Heeley Aileen Currie E. Jones Mrs. Jones Thelma Barbeau Penny Bristow Eileen Taylor Mary Townsend Pat Boothe Jean Lasby Flower Louise Lindsay Mac Fountain Bazaar Com Alice Newton Peg Coon D. van Wyck Grace Nelles Bette Footitt

Garry and Rodney Oats Lead In Ontario Yields

Survey results show Garry and Rodney oat varieties outperform others across Ontario. Halton 4 H members grew Garry in 1956 with yields around 60 bushels per acre. regional tests place Garry at 75.7 and Rodney at 64.2 bushels per acre. Beaver and Simcoe trailed, and three year averages favor Garry and Rodney.

Halton Garry Rodney Ontario Beaver

Decoration Contest for Homes Won by Burlington Residents

Burlington and Nelson homes enter the Cham ber of Commerce annual decoration contest with a $25 prize for the most attractive exterior. A team of 10 chamber members will tour the area in four cars, and a formal presentation to the winner will be announced later.

Burlington Nelson Chamber of Commerce Nelson Township

Life Long Esquesing Resident Jane Elizabeth Reddy Dies

Jane Elizabeth Reddy Sinclair age 83 longtime Esquesing resident died December 4 at her daughter’s Limehouse home. Born 1872, she married Gilbert Sinclair in 1901 and lived on 22 Side Road, celebrating a golden wedding in 1951. Survived by husband five children nine grandchildren one great grandchild a sister and many relatives. Funeral December 6 at Limehouse Presbyterian Church with Rev. Alex J. Calder officiating. interment Greenwood Cemetery Georgetown.

Esquesing Jane Elizabeth Reddy Gilbert Sinclair A.C. Patterson Limehouse Sinclar Jane McKinley John Reddy Lawrence Geraldton Irene Stuart Smith Weston Charles Welland Eva A. C. Patterson Herbert Hamilton Ellen Wiley Sinclair SS. 16 Limehouse Presbyterian Church Stone School Farm Forum Silverwood Women’s Institute Alex J. Calder Greenwood Cemetery Georgetown Fred Sinclair Earl McKay Harding Price Richard Appleyard Harold Campbell Ben Case

Halton Jerseys Dominate Rankings in Dairy Breeder Log

The Canadian Jersey Breeder highlights top cows from Halton region farms. Rockbank Candos, a four year old owned by Mac Alexander, Norval, led with 718 lbs fat and 12 080 lbs milk in 365 days. Other notable cows include Jester Crystal Lily Crystal Lily at 10 301 lbs milk and 511 lbs fat, Lindale Suc cess Sadie with 461 lbs fat, and Lindale Aidan Rose at 556 lbs butterfat in 365 days.

Halton Jersey Rockbank Candos Mac Alexander Norval G. S. Matthews and Son of Acton Ken Ella Rockalda Vivian Arthur Padbury Campbellville Don Head Farms Richmond Hill Art Padbury Malton Fan

Feel Soil Bank Plan Would Apply to West

Ontario Farm Forums on November 26 discussed a Western Canada oriented soil bank. They supported a plan similar to the American model to reduce surpluses and promote soil conservation but saw limited Ontario impact due to mixed farming.

Ontario Westtern Greenwood Forum Canada Mullifarry Forum Middlesex

Partnership Dissolved In Vancouver Publishing Firm

Vancouver CP reports the partnership of L. C. Way and Associates, rural newspaper reps and PR counsellors, has dissolved. L. C. Way remains sole proprietor of The Canadian Weekly Editor and national ad rep for the BC Weekly Newspapers Advertising Bureau. Jor Tim Armstrong and Dean Miller retain roles in public relations and Country Life editor publisher duties.

Vancouver L. C. Way and Assocites Way Dean Miller JOR ¢Tims Armstrong 4S Mr Way Hathe of Lc, Way and Associates Roc ¢Bobs Turner Hum Miller Armstrong Country Life Farm and Ranch Review Calgary Country Guide

Schedule 100 New Boxes In Post Office Changes

The post office will add over 100 private boxes after Christmas to meet demand. The front wall and wickets will be rebuilt to create 663 boxes and improve mail slots. Some boxes will be resized to fit families and businesses, with workstations and new flooring planned. most work will occur over two weekends to minimize public disruption.

Post Office Money Order Frank Terry

Polish Canadians From Toronto Vote in Trafalgar Scandal

Three Polish Canadians from Toronto travelled over 100 miles to Trafalgar to vote after being told they lacked citizenship papers. They returned with papers, were approved by Clerk Feath erstone, and cast ballots just before the deadline. Only about 26 percent of Trafalgar’s 8,000 eligible voters cast ballots. Saskatchewan area noted as 251,700 square miles.

Trafalgar Julian Kulczycki John Flisak John Kucyk Toronto Sheldon Featherstone

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