Beau Billy D SAR Old English Sheepdog stars at shows
Caledon Tarawood's Beau Billy D travels from Colagon to dog shows in the United States and Bermuda. Entered at Westminster Kennel Club Championships, scheduled to appear in New Haven and Providence. He is the Ganajilan-American-Bermuda Champion and the only Old English Sheepdog to hold a championship from Bermuda. Fergus council discusses prefabricated housing and rents from 32 dollars monthly for families earning 204 dollars. Fergus juvenile hockey team to play Cornell University in Ithaca, with potential scouting for scholarships.
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Caledon
Tarawood
Billy
Colagon
United ‘States
Bermuda
Buckland
Fergus
Cornell University
Ithaca
N.Y
Cornell
Canada
Milton Steel workers push for settlement after long negotiations
Negotiations since January 15 between the Local 1067 UAW and Ontario Steel Products have yielded no deal. Workers at Milton, Chatham, and Oshawa plants authorized a strike, with Milton voting 96.6 percent for action. The union aims for a March 15 settlement or legal strike position. Meanwhile Milton High School plans an experimental ungraded approach next fall with block timetables and one period per day per subject to equalize time.
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Milton
Ontario Steel Products
U.A.W
Chatham
Oshawa
Ontario Steel
Milton High School
R. C. Hunter
Georgetown men stake uranium claims in Elliot Lake rush
Five Georgetown men Gene Logan Don Schenk Art Scott Doug Weir and Bob Heatin rushed to stake adjacent uranium claims after open staking was announced. They traveled with camping gear a truck cars and four ski doos and faced competition from mining firms using helicopters and planes. Parking in downtown Georgetown will begin charging a two part system with a $1 violation and new by law mandating motor use Monday and Thursday evenings.
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Georgetown
Gene Logan
Don Schenk
Art Scott
Doug Weir
Bob Heatin
Elliot Lake
Roknald
Day of prayer shower honors Kathyra Norrish before wedding
A pleasant Ebenazar Sunday School gathering showered Kathyra Norrish with gifts for her upcoming marriage. Mrs. Lloyd Lucas and Mrs. Doug Black helped open the presents while guests enjoyed a sing song, contests, and lunch. About 40 ladies attended the World's Day of Prayer with talks by Mrs. Jim Zehr and others. Several members, including Mrs. Harren and Mrs. Nicholson, joined in before a social lunch.
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Ebenazar
Kathyra Norrish
Lloyd Lucas
Doug Black
Bonnly- ‘Laing
Archibald
Arnold Sunter
Niagara Falls
Gordon Snyder
J. Hills
Open House at M.Z.B. Bennett School This Thursday
Open House and teacher interviews are planned for M. Z. Bennett school this Thursday night. Parents are invited to discuss any problems with teachers following the last report cards that went home last week.
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M. Z. Bennett
Churchill Senior Citizens Annual Church Meeting Held
After Sunday service at Churchill church on March 3 a large group gathered in the basement for a potluck luncheon and the annual meeting. Rev Gordon B Turner of Acton led with prayer. Frank Freeman clerk of session presented reports on Sunday School M and M and church finances. officers were elected and the meeting closed with prayer.
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Churchill
Gordon B. Turner
Acton
Frank Preeman
Ospringe 4-H Grannies Meet Anniversary Report
The Ospringe 4-H Club girls held their first meeting at the home of Mrs Rees and formed the Ospringe Tea Grannies. Officers included Donna Mas Milton president and Debbie Stewart vice president. Leaders discussed hospitality and floral table decor with cookies and milk served. Six members attended the second meeting with word of a new club name.
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Jbadsr
Rees
Gly
Kay Us
Donna Mas Milton
Debbie Stewart
Patti Ellis
Donna Milton
Judy Ellis
Jane Vanderslues
Doreen Vander Vugtt
Tony Vander Held
Don Milton
Ani
Ospringe
Day of Prayer and 4-H News in Week's Page
World Day of Prayer was observed at the church with fellowship and prayer led by Mrs. Willa Shortill and assistants. A community dance occurred Friday at the centre. 4-H met Saturday with six members present and a new member joining.
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Toronto
Halton East
Oakville
MoGarner
Trudeau
Winters
Hallyer
Churchill Group
Willa Shortill
F.’. ‘Smith
Edna Shortt
Batty Snow
Mra
Marie Arderson
Alria
Wilte Stortily
Eiloun McEnéry
Alma Singlaly
Joanne Turner
Shirley
Aviderson
Hyn
Hoglay
Mia
Sanders
Annie Sanders
Kay Woman
Churchill
Ford Mills
Juliane Eakert
Beryl McEnery
Heather Buchanan
Nancy Swindlehurst
Ship 58 Holsteins to French breeders
A plane load of 58 purebred Holstein cattle was shipped to France, including nine bulls and 49 females. Six bulls were sent by Rockwood International, Georgetown, while the females were consigned to nine breeders with no more than six head per breeder. The cattle will be tested on French farms under standard conditions to compare Canadian Holsteins with French herds.
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France
Rockwood International
Georgetown
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Kathy
Joss
Hayward
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Bob McClure
India
Palestine
ST. Paul's United Church
D. G. Robertson
Larry
Roe Douglas
John F. Ross
Guelph
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Jackson
Erin
Charles Binnie
Ron Laundre
Normié
Stephen
Howard Grahal
Hillsburg
Churchill Church
Hald
Bal- Unafad United Church
Pat Karr
Wilfred Waldie
Maple View
Leslie Swackhamer
Alex Bassey
John Near
Guelph Hospital
Orangeville
Halton County School Board
Department of Education
New County
Martin Street
Ontario
NORTH
Fred A. Hoffman
Optometrist
St. George's Sq. Guelph, Ont
Sun
Sandra Die
George Hamilton
Elvis Presley
West Point
Seine” — Cartoon
Rockwood Mill End
Christie
Scarfe's Paints
Main Street
Rockwood
Tom & Jessie Gellatly
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