Esquesing Grants Conditional Slaughterhouse Approval
Esquesing council grants conditional approval for a slaughter house on the seventh line east half of Lot 14 after a visit by Arfols Niat lispach and Mr Powell of the Halton Health Unit. Owner Al's Custom Meats must secure Health Unit approval and meet requirements before proceeding. The health and regulatory hurdles, including provincial Agriculture rules, are outlined with a 200 yard setback noted.
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Esquesing Council
Une
Lot
Arfols Niat
Lispach
Powell
Halton Health Unit
Nietl Uispach
Al's Custom Meats
Powgll
Esq. Juesing Plves Pofsunt
Jaugtitoy
Provincia Department of Agriculture
Niettspach
Tom Huh
K. C. Laundkays
Pat Patterson
Pow~all
Acton banquet draws largest crowd at Brookville event
Acton Junior Farmers held its annual banquet at Brookville public school auditorium drawing the largest crowd ever. Guest speaker incoming Acton club president Brian Bassey spoke on Brotherhood from biblical times to the present, introduced by Brian Cargill and thanked by Bill Coxe. Officers and past presidents were announced, with reports from Linda Foster and Howard Roszell and remarks by Marilyn Kirkwood as new Junior Institute president.
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Acton
Brookville
Acton Club
Brian Bassey
Brotherhood
Brian Cargill
Bill Coxe
Earl Burt
Joy Hayward
Sodom Presbyterian Church
Ross Burt
Marilyn Kirkwood
John Ramsey
Kathy Bowman
Marlene Britton
Robert Foster
John Cockburn
Halton and
Peel
Agricultural Office
Ontario
Pat Kerr
Halton County
Grey County
Linda Foster
Howard Roszell
Junior Institute
Carol Lucas
Brian Bossay
Carol Swackhamer
Barb Britton
Farmer
Howard Rostell
Dublin East 4-H Club Forms With New Officers
The Dublin East 4-H Club held its first meeting at Mrs. Mc Carron’s home on Saturday February 17. Seven girls attended as Gail Douglas was named president with Margaret Slaven as vice president Laurenv Rennick as secretary treasurer Cathy Hinton as assistant secretary and Boonie Armstrong and Cathy Hinton as press reporters. Mrs Douglas serves as assistant leader for the club titled Featuring Fruit and the group will study how to prepare fruit puddings pies and short cakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin East 4-H
Mc Carron
Gail Douglas
Margaret Slaven
Laurenv Rennick
Cathy Hinton
Boonie Armstrong
All-time milk champs and class leaders noted in 1967 poll
The article lists top dairy cattle names and owners in Halton-Peel Jersey Club standings for 1967. Kavola's Jesys leads mature class milk with 21,716 lb and fat 076. records also held in 305 day and junior classes. Other breeders include Maurice C. Beaty, B. H. Ball and Son, Bruce Nixon, Ken Ela and Song, and Ernest Alexander. The piece closes with a note about Edward Whymper and the Matterhorn ascent.
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Mombats
Tha .Halton-Peal Jersey Club
Canada
Kavola
Jesys
Lorne Ella
Hornby
Maurice C. Beaty
B. H. Ball and Son
Norval
Brampton Line
Dreamer
Ken Ela
Song
HC Hott
Valet
Wanota
Ernest Alexander
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Esquesing
Acton Free Press
WEW
Acton Junior Institute
Brookville School
Carol Swackhamar
Cargill
Brian Bessey
Earl’ Burt
Halton County Planning Board
Committee of Adjustment
Gallat
thareGves
Sim
Stewarttown
Laweson
Hill
Department of Highways
Council
Bawson
Toronto
Milton
Harding Pica
The
Township Thai Board
Agricultural Society
Morris
Georgetown
Ashbury St
Speyside
George Currie
Tom. Hilanil
Pat. Patterson
Bob Lawson
Dublin East
Vriday
GAC International
Geordly
Main Street
South
Meyner
King Streat
East
H. J.stanlay
Bruce Nixon
Dolly
Matterhorn
Edeward Whymper
John F. Kitching
R.R. No
Moffay
Thompson Fuels Ltd
YOUNG
ILA
Fele
Olodoraut
Woutemte
Colgate
Seay Pelee Cr En Rae
Lady Patage
Coen Ang
Else Lang
Rivlin
York
IGA Foods
IGA FC
SYARY
Bakery Poe Iga
Swat's
Putnam
of Wal Pace
Nana
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