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Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Feb 21, 1968

Page

4

Esquesing Grants Conditional Slaughterhouse Approval

Esquesing council granted conditional approval for a slaughterhouse on the seventh line of east half of Lot 14 after a visit by Niethspach and Powell of the Halton Health Unit. Niethspach must obtain Health Unit approval and meet requirements before proceeding. the plant must also satisfy provincial agriculture regulations. The discussion noted by council touched on bylaw prohibitions and livelihoods, with 200 yards spacing outlined as a requirement.

Esquesing Council Une Lot Atols Niat Lispach Powell Halton Health Unit Niethspach Al's Custom Meats Powgll Esqeyesing Plues Department of Agriculture Lalndaays Pat Patterson Pow~all

Acton Junior Farmers Banquet Draws Largest Crowd Ever

The annual Acton Junior Farmers banquet filled Brookville Public School auditorium with the biggest turnout to date. Guest speaker Brian Bassey reviewed Brotherhood from biblical times to now. remarks were delivered by Secretary Brian Cargill and Vice-President Bill Coxe. The event featured the Junior Institute and Farmers leadership introductions, year-end activity reports, and toasts, with greetings from regional agricultural representatives and Ontario president Pat Kerr, concluding with a dance after thanks from Earl Burt.

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 Bossey Carol Swackhamer Barb Britton Farmer Howard Rostell

Dublin East 4-H Club Holds First Meeting

The Dublin East 4-H Club met February 17 at leader Mrs. Mc Carron’s home. Seven girls attended. Officers chosen: President Gail Douglas, Vice President Margaret Slaven, Secretary Treasurer Lauren Rennick, Assistant Secretary Cathy Hinton, Press Reporters Bonnie Armstrong and Cathy Hinton. Mrs Douglas is assistant leader for Featuring Fruit. Girls learn fruit puddings pies and shortcakes.

Dublin East 4-H Mc Carron Gail Douglas Margaret Slaven Lauren Rennick Cathy Hinton Bonnie Armstrong Cathy Hineton Douglas

All-time class leader milk records noted in 1967 Halton-Peel Jersey Club

Members of the Halton-Peel Jersey Club list top class leaders on RO P n Canada for 1967. Kavola’s Jesys, owned by Lorne Ella Hornby Sha, produced 21 716 lb milk and 076 fat in the mature class, plus holds 305 day milk records for mature and junior four year old classes. Maurice C. Beaty placed third in mature class with Lindale Bijou Pinn Rose at 16 651 lb milk and 835 fat. Brampton Line's Dreamer ranked third in senior three year old for milk, 691 fat with 12 934 lb milk. Bruce Nixon’s Generation’s Dolly second in senior four year old for butter fat. Ken Ella and Song with Rock Ells HC Hell led junior four year old for butter fat, 12 145 lb milk, 709 fat. Valet’s Wanota placed third with 12 784 milk, 705 fat, owned by Ernest Alexander. The piece notes the climbing of the High Matterhorn by Edward Whymper on July 14, 1865.

Halton-Peal Jersey Club Canada Mutch Kavola Jesys Lorne Ella Hornby Sha Maurice C. Beaty B. H. Ball and Son Norval Brampton Line Dreamer Ken Ella Song HC Hell Valet Wanota Ernest Alexander

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