Knox Heather Club Christmas Meeting at Manse
The Heather Club held its Christmas meeting at the manse on Wednesday evening December 22. Mrs. Calder presided. Devotions were led by Mrs. Watson and Mrs. Dumarch. A Valentine Tea and Baking Sale is planned with four members volunteering for Fireside help. Mrs. Charles Kirkness read "Let's Keep Christmas" by Peter Mishall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heather Club
Mrs. Calder
Watson
Dumarch
Norton
T. Watson
J. Ingles
Charles Kirkness
Peter Mishall
Cols
Calder
Santa Claus
Armstrong
H. Otterbein
Halton 4-H Members Feted by Kingsway Kiwanians
Halton 4-H Club from Milton district honored by Kingsway Kiwanis at the Old Mill in Toronto. Seventeen winners across Calf Beef Grain Forage Tractor Homemaking and Junior Farmers programs were recognized for seven years of yearly awards totaling 58 youths. Heatheranne Hayward and Katherine Merry led the program with Hayward famed as a restorx and Merry delivering an engaging address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Stark
Jetter
Halton
Douglas Starrett
Guernsey
Heatheranne Hayward
Katherine Merry
Merry
Catherine
Knaown
Three Dairy Clubs Plan Dinner Meetings Week of January 10
Halton Jersey Holstein and Guernsey clubs will hold annual meetings at Trafalgar Memorial Hall during the week of January 10. After morning Dusin sessions, a hot noon banquet is planned. Jersey meeting guests include Padre W A Young from Ontario Agricultural College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Jersey
Holstein
Guernsey
Trafalgar Memorial Hall
W. A. Young
Ontario
R Tural College
Guelph
J. A. Carroll
Ro Blain
Brampton
New Year Reflections and Community News from Nanaimo
A reflective local column greets the new year with thoughts on time, personal goals, and fresh starts. It thanks readers for Christmas wishes, discusses garden notes on Christmas cacti, Women’s Institute activities, and plans for income tax season, ending with a note on Nanaimo establishing its own police force under local by laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Institute
Torealre
Rainfall contrasts in Halton County charts 1954
The Halton Soil and Crop Improvement Association notes rainfall varied 15 miles apart in 1954. Hornby saw Broncos 250.3 inches from April to October, while Appleby measured 19.49 inches for the period. Total annual rainfall differed by about inches, with June August October readings lifting Hornby higher. May to July 1954 rainfall lagged 1953, affecting feed supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton, Soil and Crop Improvement Association
Milton
Hornby
Charles A. Galbraith
Appleby
W. E. Breckon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Knox Heather Club
Manse
Kingsway Kiwanians
Toronto
Mabel Borgstrom
A. T. Woodley
Halton 4-H Club
JE. White- Hoek
Ontario Agricultural College
Pees
Lynne Coulter
Halton Club
Acton Free Press
Gwendoline P. Clarke
RC Ccp
Itv
Sawith
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Nanaimo
Kennedy
Wyndham ST
Guelphont
Repo
Pontiac
Carso
Penne -Pac Hina Aomy
Nhs
Tal
Namussion
Ovreto Gtreak
Streeey Oy
Bower
Lorne Garner Motors
Acton
Patricia Ann Beauty Salon
Mill St. E
E.L. Buchner
Optometrist
H. Mainprize
Cyril E. Titt
Rocckwood
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