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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Mar 15, 1967

Page

7

Final Halton farm management meeting on price factors

The Halton Farm Management meeting at Ligney School on March 8 explored price determinants for farm products. Henry Stanley, Agricultural Representative, outlined costs, marketing, demand, supply, and government policy, noting production costs are less influential but increasingly relevant for farmers. Norm W commented on marketing boards, while John Sandham described the Central Fruit Exchange. Chuck Warner and Tom Alderson chaired.

Halton Ligney School Henry Stanley Canada Norm W Farm Products Marketing Board Toronto Ontario John Sandham Central Fruit Exchange Vineland Niagara Peninsula Chuck Warner Tom Alderson Halton Federation of Agriculture

Halton boys shine at College Royal agricultural show

Henry J. Stanley notes Halton County students excel at the Ontario Agricultural College College Royal. Art Lawson wins Dairy Showmanship with Geoff Nurse as Reserve. Bob Merry named Beef Showman. Harold Thompson places second in Junior Shorthorn and wins Field Crop Reserve Championship with top carcass score.

Henry J. Stanley Ontario Agricultural College Halton County Art Lawson Milton R.R Geoff. Nurse Georgetown Bob Merry Milton RR Bill Jackson Mono Road Harold Thompson Harold Halton

Palermo tops Halton Junior Farmers Drama Festival

Three clubs Acton Norval and Palermo staged plays for a provincial zone contest berth to be decided in late March at Guelph University. Verne Shaw of Guelph Little Theatre judged performances praising Norval The Bath room Door and Palermo The Patchwork Quilt while Actons If Men Played Cards as Women Do drew best actor Brian Cargill.

Halton George Elliott Brian Cargill John Acton J. E. Whitelock Christian Education St. Paul's Church George S. Kaufman Acton Club

Esquesing Council Passes Accounts

Esquesing township council met March 6 with all members present under Reeve George Leslie. They ordered payment of multiple accounts to Georgetown entities, Geor getown Rest Home, Nellis Construction, Dills Printing, Halton Registry, Ontario Municipal Staters, Georgetown Hydro, A. W. Benton, Mareal Motor Sales, Thomson Motors, and fire areas. Road costs totaling 14912.91 were approved. Councillor C F Patterson received leave of absence to attend the world hockey tournament.

Esquesing George Leslie Town of Georgetown Georgetown Rest Home Nellis Construction Ltd Dills Printing and Publishing Co. Ltd Halton Registry Office Ontario Georgetown Hydro Commission Glen Williams St A. W. Benton

O P P patrols urge traffic enforcement in Milton district

Ontario Provincial Police Milton Detachment reports 843 hours worked March 5 to 11 and 8 055 miles patrolled on area highways. 65 traffic charges and 123 warnings issued, 37 convictions registered. One injury accident with four injured, $4 650 property damage, causes inattentive driving, fail to yield, animal crossing. Four driving offences charged from accidents. 30 general occurrences include tool theft, four liquor seizures, four unsecured premises at night, three abandoned vehicles removed.

Milton Ontario H. Laird Norval Ont

Experts to lecture on fruit and vegetables

Dr John Wiebe of the Horticultural Research Institute of Ontario will headline the Burlington and District Fruit and Vegetables Growers Association meeting on March 16 at 7 45 p m at the Optimist Youth Centre Burlington. He will speak on The Future of the Fruit and Vegetable Industry in Ontario and sessions cover pest control on apples and mechanical harvesting for fruit and vegetables. A Niagara Brand representative discusses cabbage root maggot control for 1967. All growers are invited to attend regardless of membership.

Chas. Warner John Wiebe Horticultural Research Institute of Ontario Burlington and District Fruit and Vegetables Growers' Association Optimist Youth Centre Prospect St Burlington Wiebe Ontario Egypt Wilde University of Guelph Harold Hughes Hughes Niagara Brand Lke

Birthday Cake Decoration Tips For Fun Edible Designs

A playful guide describes using a cookie cutter to press animal shapes into frosting on a child’s birthday cake and then filling the outer area with tinted frosting to create a whimsical decor effect. The technique emphasizes simple steps and charming results for celebrations.

Speyside bake sale and euchre night raises funds

Speyside School hosted a Friday evening bake sale and euchre with prize draws. Winners included Nellie McTrash, Mary Krasta, and Mrs C Cutts for groceries and milk, while gents prizes went to Mervin Barber and Harry Hooper. Helen Jacque earned a hidden score. Lunch was served by the ladies in charge.

Speyside Nellie McTrash Halton Manor Milton G. Wingfield Georgetown Mary Krasta C. Cutts Acton M Koks Doris Kentner Mac ‘Fountain Doris’ Barber Gents Mervin Barber Harry Hooper Helen Jacque

Exhaust mufflers warning and replacement advice

A car muffler leak can make it sound louder and release carbon monoxide fumes. Leaky exhaust components threaten the vehicle and occupants with potential fatal exposure. Replace damaged mufflers and tailpipes promptly to avoid danger.

Robt. R. Hamilton Optometrist Ad at Mountain Views

Robt R Hamilton Optometrist advertises at 186 Mountain Views offering Monday action from 4 p.m. for appointments call 877 3971 no toll charge.

Robt. R. Hamilton Optometrist

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