Knox Heather Club Meets at Manse Christmas gathering
The Heather Club held its Christmas meeting at the manse on Wednesday December 22 with Mrs. Calder presiding. Devotions were led by Mrs. Watson and Mrs. Dumarch. A Valentine Tea and Baking Sale was planned by conveners Mrs. Norton Mrs. T. Watson and Mrs. J. Ingles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heather Club
Calder
Watson
Dumarch
Norton
T. Watson
J. Ingles
Charles Kirkness
Peter Mishall
Halton 4-H Members Feted by Kingsway Kiwanis
Halton 4-H Club members aged 16 to 20 were hosted by the Kingsway Kiwanis for lunch at the Old Mill in Toronto. Mrs Mabel Borgstrom and A T Woodley led the group, with JE White-Hoek assisting as cultural representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Kingsway Kiwanians
Margaret Stark
Jetter
Toronto
Mabel Borgstrom
A. T. Woodley
Halton 4-H Club
JE. White- Hoek
Heatheranne Hayward
Katherine Merry
Halton 4-H Members Honored At Annual Dinner Banquet
Sixty eight Halton 4-H members were recognized during a seven year program with awards for Holstein Guernsey and beef calf clubs. Eleanor Stark Lynne Coulter Marilyn Cleave and others were highlighted along with keynote talks by W A Young and J A Carroll. A joint dinner followed the meetings of Jersey Holstein and Guernsey clubs at Trafalgar Memorial Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Douglas Starrett
Guernsey
Lynne Coulter
Halton Club
Jersey
Holstein
Trafalgar Memorial Hall
W. A. Young
Ontario Rural College
Guelph
J. A. Carroll
Ro Blain
Brampton
New Year Reflections and Community News Reach Ontario Readers
A reflective column wishes readers a happy new year while pondering time, intentions, and past goals. It shares reader letters about Christmas cactus care, hints at WI branch activities, farm forums, and tax returns, and notes local civic matters including the RCMP and Nanaimo police discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ume
Deea
Women's Institute
Ontario
Todemi
Agricultural Sorienes Federation of Agriculture
Finance Department
Rainfall differences noted in Halton County 1954 report
The Halton Soil and Crop Improvement Association reports rainfall varied between two points 15 miles apart in 1954 for April 10 to October 31. Hornby recorded 25.03 inches, Appleby 19.42 inches, a 6.? inch difference with June August October higher at Hornby. Total Hornby yearly rainfall 38.47 inches, about eight inches above normal, with May June July 1953 higher than 1954, influencing farm feed needs.
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Halton, Soil and Crop Improvement Association
Milton
Hornby
Charles A. Galbraith
Appleby
Wo EO Breckon
Hatten Association
Hornby I
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Knox Heather Club
Manse
Ontario Agricultural College
Merry
Catherine
Acton Prep Press
Gwendoline FP. Clarke
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Nanaimo
Pwr
Kennedy
Wyndham ST
Guelphont
Fs. OG Ponte
Pontiac
Mary Pur
Srecvze At
Mac
Sreencansa
Irs
Ang Pontier
Feng A
Min
Pontuac
Bower
Lorne Garner Motors
Acton
Patricia Ann Beauty Salon
Mill St. E
E.L. Buchner
Optometrist
H. Mainprize
Fdanerias
Cyril E
Titt Decorator
Rocckwood
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