Hazard Hunt at Farm Safety Meet in Acton
Acton hosts district 4H members and parents for an annual farm safety meeting on June 24 sponsored by the Halton Safety Council and the H Club Leaders' Council. Larry Argue outlines fire causes and controls, including A B C classifications and the need for proper extinguishers and ventilation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin McCullough
Acton
Halton Safety Council
Rhy Law
Larry Argue
Halton Agricultural Engines
Canada
Gatilio
Claw Co
Pirecien Alten
Halton Farms
Mukey Holmes
Charles Charrington
Oakville Fire Department
Bruce Huff
Robert Lindsay Sr
Nino Braids
Russell Murray
McCullough
Farm Safety Slogan Contest Top Entries Named
The Mahan Farm Safety Council invites Halton farm people to submit slogans to Mes A. Roy Coulter Campbellville by July. Prizes awarded to top slogans. No Smoking signs and engraved slogan serviedles will be provided to 4H Junior Farmer members and other farm operators. A sale driving competition for one member from each 4H and Junior Farmer group is planned for early fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahan Farm Safety Council
Halton
Mes
A. Roy Coulter
Campbellville
Sunshine School Holds First Graduation Ceremony
The North Hatton Association for Retarded Children held Sunshine School’s closing exercises at St. Paul’s United Church. Two former students John Am bruise and Diane Rusk were honored as the school marked its first actual graduation with a peactuation ceremony. The event reflected on nine years of growth from a 1988 town hall start to a 21-student program, three-day weeks, and a $12 000 annual budget.
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North Hatton Association For
Sunshine School
St. Paul’s United Church Christian Education Centre
John Ambruise
Diane Rusk
Sunshine
John
G. G. Addison
Diane
Gach
Addison
Jalan
North Tolton Association Huis Ved
Hilly Theda
Hornby
Mary Anne Ford
Milton
Whheel
Thio
Fle We Ad
Aly
Goyotta
Mr. Addison
Retirement Party For E. C. Ross Allan
ELC. Ross Allan former resident of Acton district was honored at a dinner party by associates and customers of the Bank of Montreal St. and Broadview Ave. Branch Toronto on June 1. The celebration marked 45 years with the bank. The event at the Royal Canadian Curling Club Broadview Ave. drew over 90 guests. Speakers included Alderman Fred Beavis P C Soules and branch managers. Messages from Coca Cola Lids V K Du Bois and others were read. A Philco portable TV a 30 mm automatic camera and a Coleman cooler were presented. Best wishes for retirement were extended by all attendance.
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ELC
Ross Alan
Acton
Bank of Montreal
Broadview Ave
Toronto
Royal Canadien Curling Club
Allan
Suicuds
Wis Carer
Lo O B. Shorey
Mr. Allan
Avisa Craig
Stratford
Windseur
Queen and Broadview
Philco
Fred Beavis
P. C. Soules
A. E. Long and Co
A. Regin
Hugh Paton
Wexton
Earl Steckley
Danforth Ave
Davey Rd
W. Tyler
Lever Bros
George Corey
Supreme Routing Mills
George Leonidas
Coca Cola Lids
V. K. du Bois
International Despatch
Rowland Mill
International Union of Operating Engineers
Carwells
Venezuela
Nassau
Calgary
Thumb Injury in Car Crash Near Nassagawesat
Hector Dawe of 81 Mall Street Acton suffered a crushed thumb when the car he rode in rolled onto its side on the Fifth Line Nassagawesat early Saturday. Driver Sandra Jean Campbell Eden Mills escaped uninjured. vehicle damage listed at 200 dollars and a mailbox at 5 dollars. Moulton OPP reported the accident occurred just north of 25 Side road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hector Dawe
Mall St. Acton
Sandra Jean
Campbel
Ontario Farm Pond Policy Expanded for Subsidies
The Ontario Government expands the Farm Pond Policy to fund water supply for stock domestic and fire protection as well as spraying and irrigation. Up to 50 percent subsidy, up to 500 dollars per pond, based on 100 acre farmland basis. New ponds or upgrades to existing ponds qualify. minimum pond size 6,000 square feet with durable components. Contact Milton Agricultural Office for forms and planning assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government of
Ontario
Agricultural Office
Milton
Agricultural Engineering Specialar
Larry Argue
St Alban s Guild Barbecue Meeting Recalls Social Event
The St Alban s Guild held a barbecue and strawberry tea last Wednesday evening with Rev D H West in charge of the cookout. Mrs G Pricker won a court whist prize while Mrs Loris Clarke and Mrs George Fount ain were consolation winners. Three new members Mrs D Hunter Mrs D Lindsay and Mrs G Fricker joined. No business meeting was held, and the gathering was enjoyed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Alban's Guild
D. H. West
G. Pricker
Loris Clarke
George Fountain
D. Hunter
D. Lindsay
G. Fricker
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Acton Free Press
Yharadey
Hazard Hunt
Argue
Prac Pal Mas Ge Sethares Siteaducs
Micinbers Wad
E. C. Ross Allan
Halifax
Speyside
Sidaroad
Pinebrook Farm
Pinebrook Farm RR
Stanley J. Brown
Milton Syr
Campballville
Mia. Mitchell
J. Will cv Sinting
Pacvanne Jetlares
Lynn Hull
Sunshine Schoal
Pune
Terrien Pony Ranch
Malton
St.Alban’s Guild
Seal
Thompson Fuels Ltd
Cinele S
Tawy
Ywe Wumbers
eSee
Auey Ly
Pier
Supreme Brand
Pat
Rest Buy
Save &c
York
Ike
Best Buy
Eresh Bakers
Weston
Sunbeam
G. M. Last
Wastco Road
E. Lynch
Mandvale Road
Carnation Instant
Robin Hood
Culverhouse
Birds Eye Brand
Maclean’s
McCormick's
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