Halton Junior Farmers host Fireside Hour after service
St Pauls United in Milton hosts a church service led by Mason with guest speaker Mrs Pat Kerr of Ontario Junior Farmers. Kerr discussed Christian types, urged action, and quoted Addison. Fireside Hour follows with Earl Burt, Halton Junior Farmer Choir, and local performers. Ruth Mason presides, honors past president Harold Thompson and choir gifts.
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Eieidgar
St. Paul's ‘United
Soch
Milton
Ae ‘Mason
Alton Junior Farmers
Ion
Pat Kerr
Ontario Junior Farmers
Halton Junior Farmer Choir
Halton
Ruth Mas‘on
Earl Burt
Earl
Toronto
Junior Farmer Choir
George Newell
Ron Break
Dave Austen
John Wilson
Evaline
van Arkel
John
Joy Hayward
Mason Sisters
Ruth
Wilma
Ruth Mason
Harold Thompson
Joy Love
Newell
Junior Farmers
Winnifred Newell
Acton 4 H Forage Cub holds first meeting on soil analysis
The Acton 4H Forage Club met at the Community Centre on April 2 with leaders Russell Murray and Nino Braida in charge. Keith Aitken conducted business while Carol Swackhamer read minutes and roll. Members received soil sampling kits and will test their project plots of one acre with a forage mix.
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Acton 4H
Geoffrey Taylor
Russell Murray
Nino Braida
Keith Aitken
Carol Swackhamer
Bill Lasby
Ernie Alexander
al Brownridge
Owl Pellets Reveal Beneficial Role in Agriculture
Repeated scientific examinations of pellets from the American screech owl show the bird aids farming. Living mainly on small mammals, it defeats many seed and plant destroying rodents by consuming them.
Soldier’s Lunch Inference Sparks Base Banter
A sergeant quips about his bride’s cooking by saying he is the only man on the base who packs a lunch to take home. The lighthearted remark reflects domestic life and military humor on base.
Twilight Meeting Judging and Talks At Halton Holstein Event
Geoff Taylor reports the Halton Holstein Breeders Association Twilight Meeting at Hays Sales Arena Oakville April 28 featured a tape demonstration and Holstein judging. Judges included Don Brether Ross Segsworth Fred Nurse Bill Bennett and Tom McGee. Fred Belt welcomed 4Hers and explained the program. Prof Don Grieve spoke on dairying trends and the university expansion program with a livestock focus. Prizes donated by Ward Brownridge and A G Hunter recognized 4H and general participants with top scores from 98 to 100 points.
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Geoff Taylor
Halton Holstein Breeders Association
Hays’ Sales Arena
Oakville
Joe Snyder
Holstein Friesian Association of Canada
Don Brether
Ross Segsworth
Fred Nurse
Bill Bennett
Tom McGee
Halton Holstein Breeders
Fred Belt
Wel
Don Grieve
Animal Science Department
University of Guelph
Ward-Brownrirdge
Bill Laidlaw
Fred Bell
Murray Brownridge
Don Peer
Halton 4H Groups Hold Meetings In Mil ton Area
Halton 4H clubs meet in Milton and area offices with leaders, officers and members. April 25 meeting opens with the 4H pledge as Verna Thompson is away at the National 4H Conference in Washington. Ken Murdock and William Wilson join Corn Club leaders in discussing seed beds and corn planting.
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John Nurse
Donald McClure
Agricultural
Milton
Verna Thompson
Ontario
Don’t Be Afraid To Ask For Machine Help
Encourages self reliance but urges not to fear asking for information before operating modern high speed machines. Warns that trial and error can cause injuries and mistakes are costly with new equipment.
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Geoff Taylor
Ontario co-ops buy farm for big AI bull stud
Central Ontario and Waterloo Cattle Breeding Associations announce joint purchase of a 128 acre farm three miles north of Guelph to house their headquarters and future artificial insemination operations. The location on Highway 6 near Victoria Road offers proximity to the University of Guelph for bull information and semen processing.
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Ontario
Central Ontario
Waterloo
Canada
Guelph
Highway 6
Victoria Road
University of Guelph
Robt R Hamilton Optometrist Ad
Robt R Hamilton Optometrist advertises at 116 Mountain View and 111 Mill St Acton. Office hours include Monday from 4 p m. Contact 877 3971 with no toll charge for an appointment.
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Robt
R. Hamilton Optometrist
Mountain View
Mill St
Acton
North West Halton Voluntary Services forms in Nassagawega area
A new community welfare group, North West Halton Voluntary Services, opened with 47 attendees and seven speakers outlining collaboration with local agencies. The group aims to serve Nassagawega Township and North Burlington, coordinate volunteers, and provide help where no agency exists.
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North West Halton
N.w.blyv.s
Miss Brooks
The
Children’s Aid
C.A.S
Betty Mercer
Halton County
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Paul Bennett
Sree Press
Club News
Albert Hunter
Burlington
Corn Club
David Austin
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Agricultural Office
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Ken Murdock
William Wilson
India
Halton 4H Sheep Club
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Weston
Archie Kerr & Son
R.R
Cam Fraser
Shearer
WM. A. Wilson
R.R. I
Georgetown
Canadian Co-Operative Wool Growers Limited
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East
Toronto 7
Jack Ridley Cartage
Ore Seni S
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General Motors
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
Tilden
Andrew Murray Motors Ltd
Druirtead Denke
Guelph St
Voluntary Services Organization
R. E. Austen
D. Joss
Campbellville
Ebenezer
Lowville
Rennie Vivien
Halton Family
Vivian
Milton Red Cross
Jack Laing
Red Cross
E.M.O
W. B. McGregor
N.W.H.V.S
Roy Delaney
Canadian Cancer Society
Brookville
K. F. Trowbridge
Voluntary Service
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Zimmerman United Churches
Paris
KIRK
Douglas
SUN
John Mills
Ralph Richardson
Michael Caine
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Murderer's Row
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Dean Martin
Karl Malden
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