Kingsway Kiwanis Honors Halton 4H Winners at Noonday Lunch
Halton 4H Club and junior farmers enjoyed a noonday luncheon at the Old Mill in Toronto honoring KingWay Kiwanis scholarship winners for a weeklong Ontario Agricultural College Short Course between Christmas and New Year. Attendees included Mabel Borgstrom Art Bennett A T Woodley J E Whitelock and Dr Ev Leyland with J A Guirner as special speaker. The Poultry Short Course at OAC was pared to two weeks January 4 to 15 with sessions on Egg and Meat Production and optional turkey or broiler tracks.
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Kingsway Kiwanis
Halton
Mabel Borgstrom
Art Bennett
A. T. Woodley
J. E. Whitelock
Ev. Leyland
Keith McDonald
Kingsw
J. A Guiirner
Ontario Department of Agriculture
J. R. Cavess
OAC
Ontario Agricultural College
Halton Farm Group Names Officers at Milton Meeting
Members praised the 1953 farm event at Fred Ruddell’s Ashgrove farm as the best in the organization’s 19 year history. New directors include J Spencer Wilson and George Readhead with Harold Picket continuing as president.
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Milton
Fred Ruddell
Ashgrove
J.E. Whitelock
Stanley L Hall
M.P P
Harold Picket
Halton
Directapate
J Spencer Wilson
George Readhead
Leonard Lister
Fred Ball
Glen Campbell
Hugh Warmington
Nassagawega
Ross Gordon
Robert Hurren
Jack McPhail
W. L. Ferguson
Robert Laking
Duncan Moffat
Pilowmen Elect Spencer Wilson President 1954
The Hal ton Pilowmen's Association held its annual meeting and chose Spencer Wilson as president for 1954.
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Ilowmen
Spencer Wilson
The
Halton Pilowmen’s Association
Soil and Crop Leaders Set Annual Meeting in Milton
Haiton’s annual Soil and Crop Convention is planned for Wednesday December 30 with the event moving to the Milton town hall after outgrowing prior venues. The program begins at 10 30 a.m. with door prizes for early arrivals first timers and the largest car load. Scotch Block Women’s Institute to participate again if the program continues.
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Soil and Crop Leaders
Haiton
Farmers’ Bldg
Court House
Milton
Milton Town Hall
Scotch Block Women’s Institute
Donations by W I Busy Bees Institute in December
The Busy Bees Institute met at Mrs. E. Coxe's home and voted to send 10 to the Salvation Army and 10 to the Ontario Hospital at Woodstock. Penny round up bags fund the Mental Health Society. Beer boxes planned, to be packed at Mrs. Robinson's. events included readings by Mrs. Coxe and Mrs. Pongle, Christmas carols, and a lunch. Local residents visited and noted winter plans.
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Busy Bees Institute
Fragmented dialogue on care and actions in a medical setting
An unclear exchange features a patient named T and a nurse. The scene hints at a medical crisis with a request to call a brother, a nonverbal patient, and a curious remark about medicine and a curse, suggesting distress and miscommunication in the ward.
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