Carol Wharton's Western Themed Dance Recital Hits Hurdles
Dews and conflicts delay Carol Wharton's western themed dance recital as she cannot switch dates. Dress rehearsal attracts dancers parents and friends at Lions show Friday night while Carol’s student recital filled Ross Hall in Guelph last Saturday. Carol appears on Music Hop channel 6 Thursday June 10 at 5 dollars before family travels to Chicago for brother’s Mootley Bible College graduation.
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Dews
Daies
Lions Club
Gadek
Carol
Guelph
Ross Hall
Channel 6
Leves
Chicago
Mootley Bible College
Gary
Carol Wharton
Pansh Hall
May Achievement in Halton County 4H Clubs
The eight Halton County 4H Homemaking Clubs closed their spring project Clothes Closets Up-to-Date with an Achievement Day on May 15 at St Pauls United Church Mil ton. Ninety one girls from four clubs completed the project and county honor certificates and pins were awarded to Linds Trart Gwen Rutledge Sharon Cox Judy Hardy Sharon Hume Mands Robertson Margo Ruddell for finishing six tee Beverley Hoey at the fornby South Club Linda
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Halton County
St. Paul's United Church
Milton
Linds Trart
Gwen Rutledge
Sharon Cox
Judy Hardy
Sharon Hume
Mands Robertson
Margo Ruddell
Beverley Hoey
Fornby South
Linda
Wellesley Hospital Nursing Grad Carolyn Cook in Toronto
LeRoy Toll Mass Carolyn Jane Cook daughter of Mr and Mrs Claude Cook graduates from the Wellesley Hospital School of Nursing in Toronto. Graduation exercises are at St Pauls Anglican Church followed by a reception at Breaksome Hall. Carolyn receives the Surgical Nursing prize and plans to stay on staff at Wellesley Hospital. Parents attend along with other events this week.
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LeRoy
Carolyn Jane Cook
Claude Cook
Wellesley Hospital School of Nursing
St. Paul's Anglican Church
Toronto
Carolyn
Wellesley Hospital
Form Plans for Centenary Year at Halton Music Festival
The Halton Music Festival Association held its annual meeting at J. M. Denyes School Miling to discuss centennial plans. North and South divisions debated plaques crests and shoulder flashes with winners to receive medals and insignia. A North Division report noted 1800 pupils competed for 24 trophies and a CHWO tape archive.
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Halton
Halton Music Festival Association
J. M. Denyes
Miling
Milton
Acton
Association
W. J. Clow
Prncipal
J. McDenyes
Charles Bragg
South Halton
John Wood
South Peel
Limehouse Wol
North Halton
CN Freight Service Change Sparks Acton Rumors
A CN press release outlines extended freight service from Brentford to Faria starting July 21 stating a shift from local pickup to Guelph operations. After June 3, GoY Transport will stop acting as railway agent. CN will operate its own trucking to serve Acton customers from Guelph, amid rumors of reduced rail service.
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Acton
Toronto
Brentford
Faria
Guelph
Goy Transport
No Change in Wheat Prices in 1965 Ontario Agreement
Ontario Wheat Producers' Marketing Board and traders reach 1965 winter wheat terms in London. No change from last year in minimum prices for grades 1 and 2 at 1.65 per bushel, grade 3 at 1.62, and grades 4 and 5 at 1.30, with escalator increases beginning October 1965 to reach 1.75 by March 1966, then 1.75 through April before 5 cent drops in May and June.
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London
Ontario Wheat Producers’ Marketing Board
R. T. Bolton
R.R. 1. Seaforth
Nonprofitable Passenger Service Cited Amid Subsidy Debate
The text indicates curtailment of freight services and continued interest in powerment subsidies. It questions whether subsidies will ever be deemed nonprofitable, and notes impatience as a reaction to the prolonged wait.
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Arthur St
Weuteen University
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John Gordon
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Ken Allen
Harold Denny
Ontario Department of Agriculture
Ontalia
Eileen Martin
In Spector
O. G. McDowell
A. J. Fish
Oakville
L. R. Long
J. Asher
G. M. Evans
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Woodbine
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Wiles
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RR. 3
Campbellville
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County of Halton
Acton Free Press
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Shoot
Chuck
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Fairview Cemetery
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Canadian Legion
Women’s Institutes
Legion Ladies’ Auxiliary
Acton Fire Dept
Duke of Devonshire
Lakeside
Acton Citizens’ Band
Acton Lions Club
Fairview
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Pioneer Cemetery
Council
Robert Little Public School
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