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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Feb 07, 1968

Page

5

Changes in Canadian agriculture topic for Norval banquet

About 125 members and friends of the Norval Junior Farmers heard Art Bennett speak on shifts in Canada’s agriculture over the last decade. He noted bigger silos, larger tractors, longer low buildings, and Halton County farm size rising from 143 to 148 acres. he urged adaptation of new technology and the importance of bridging rural and urban relations.

Norval Junior Farmers and Junior Institute Art Bennett Ontario Dept. of Agriculture and Food Canada Agricul Ture Bennett Halton Peel Norval Stewarttown Hall Halton County Hatton County Lake Couchiching Juneior Institute Stan Edna Hyatt Mary Ronald Dunc Ean Norval Sunior

McGibbon Patterson Shorthorns honored at Peterborough meet

At the Canadian Dual-Purpose Shorthorn Society annual meet in Peterborough on January 27, Halton County breeders Emmett McGibbon of Milton and Harold Patterson received top honors. McGibbon won the Semper Trophy for the high herd in Canada with 9 242 lb milk from 12 cows. he has twice won and once been runner-up in three years. Patterson earned one gold and three silver medals for production. his cow Ridge Wild Monfea 1C led the section with 28 187 lb milk and 875 fat over two lactations. two cows qualified for advance registry. Fred Frey of Campbellford is president, Clarence Peacock of Milton vice-president.

Peterborough Halton County Emmett McGibbon Milton Canada McGibbon Harold Patterson Advance Registry Ridge Wild

Unloaded Guns Fatal in Old Hunting Chestnut Reminder

A long standing warning notes that accidental gunfire around homes and hunting areas kills or injures people even when guns are believed unloaded. It urges teaching youths to unload guns before leaving hunting areas to protect families.

4 H Meeting Dates Set For Agricultural Clubs

G Taylor lists 4 H organization meetings for all clubs Acton 4 H Clubs meet Tuesday March 19 at 8 p.m. at Acton Community Centre. All other clubs meet Wednesday March 20 at 8 p.m. in Boyne Community Centre.

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Lights Out At Ten Thirty In This House

A humorous exchange features a girl’s father warning a young man that lights go out at 10 30 while the suitor responds with a courteous compliment noting the house rules.

Zoning by law debate prompts amendment proposal in Nassagaweya

At a council meeting ratepayers protested a proposed amendment to the Official Zoning By-Law restricting home offices in agricultural zones. After clarifications with the Department of Municipal Affairs and Project Planners, a refined amendment was approved in principle and sent for department and Ontario Municipal Board review. The plan permits certain home offices with limited ancillary uses and outlines conditions for professional and nonprofessional residents.

Department of Municipal Affairs Nassagaweya Nto Council and Planning Board Council Planning Board Department of Municipal Affairs and Ontario Municipal Board Bedring

John McNabb Named President Of Halton 4-H Leaders

The Halton 4-H Club Leaders held their annual meeting at the Milton Agricultural Office on February 1. Plans for the year include a new 4-H Tractor Club and priorities to sustain senior member interest. George Greenlees, district Purina rep, urged engagement of older youths and outlined the new executive: John McNabb president, Walter Norrington first vice president, Lloyd Stokes second vice president, and the Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food representative as secretary-treasurer.

Halton Agricultural Milton George Greenlees Halton County Purina Feed Company Club Leaders Council John McNabb Vicc Walter Norrington Lloyd Stokes Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food

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Geoff Taylor Bill Wilson Shorthorn Society Fred Frey Campbellford Clarence Peacock Mion By G. Taylor Thompson Fuels Ltd Young Street Department William Coulter Mali Halton 4-H Leaders Council Lakeview Discount Centre GAC International Gee GAC International Finance Corp., Ltd Mill Street Acro Gtor Main Street Hitcheni King Street East Jack Ridley Cartage Dills Stationery the’ Adler Universal SCM Electric BIC Pen Office Y Cee
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