High School Field Day Highlights and Finals Ties
Readable fragment lists event winners and ties from a field day at a high school. Names include Joyee Foster Thelma Kirkwood Janet Braida Jackie Lee Josie Murray Irene Severinski Thelma Kirkwood Linda Lawson Susan Perry Dorothy Field Gail Reed Kav Chisholm and others across events like high jump long jump sprints shot put and discus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyee Foster
Thelma Kirkwood
Janet Braida
Jackie Lee
Josie Murray
Irene Severinski
Pat Nicolak
Linda Lawson
Tonia Rochi
Carolyn Williamson
Antonia Rochi
Lynn Johnston
Kathy McKenazie
Brittan Larsen
Rosy Gathof
Barbara McEachern
Lois Kirkwood
Gail Reed
Dorothy Field
Joanne Landsborough
Kathy McKenzie
Kav Chisholm
Murieb McCutcheon
Mary Lou Perry
Gloria Rody
Reta Murray
Janet Hofstede
Marry Lou Perrys
Sandi Slingerland
Ann McCae
Jane Cooper
Leslie Johnston
Kay Chishom
Anne McCabe
Easter Seal Campaign Thanks From Ontario Leaders
W D Whitaker thanks supporters for aiding Ontario crippled children through Easter Seal contributions. He notes thousands of volunteers and over 16 000 children receiving direct help, thanking donors for ongoing care and treatment efforts.
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Ontario
W. D. Whitaker
Brigadier Wallace Heads Esquesing Farm and Industry Roles
Brigadier F. C. Wallace, newly named chairman of the Ontario Racing Commission, manages a 300 acre Esquesing farm near Georgetown and remains active in industry. A veteran of both world wars, he splits time between farming and leadership roles at Duplate Canada, Fiber Glass Canada, Canadian Pittsburgh Industries, and several Georgetown firms, while serving as director for Canadian Westinghouse and Atomic Energy of Canada Limited. He and Col. Allan Burton are joint masters of the Eglinton Hunt Club, with up to 75 riders on Saturdays reaching Orangeville and Brampton.
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F. C. Wallace
Ontario Racing Commission
Esquesing
Georgetown
Canada
Brig Wallace
Allan Burton
Robert Simpson Co
Eglinton
Wallace
Dunkirk
Harold Thompson Wins Rose Bowl at County Junior Farmers
At the May 4 regular County Board meeting in Milton, Harold Thompson the president received the Rose Bowl for notable contribution to the Junior Farmers program. Joe Hayward presented on behalf of Ruth Mason, the prior winner, from a collection at Grace Anglican Church. Half the proceeds went to the church and half to the Ontario Cancer Society.
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Milton
Harold Thompson
Joe Hayward
Ruth Mason
Grace Anglican
Ontario Cancer Society
Acton Council Plans and Appointments Keep Local Governance Active
A special Planning Board meeting next week will include the development committee with Mr Setnick and Mr Griese. The council authorizes a by law to pay Hydro Commissioners per meeting and the chairman ten dollars with a 24 meetings per year cap after auditor and Ontario Hydro approvals. Warden’s dinner set for October 26 at the Legion, and councils attend a Hatton Municipal gathering in Milton on June 15.
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Planning Board
Setnick
Griese
Commission Pay Council
Hydro
Ontario Hydro
Acton Free Press
Leatherland
Pfam
Hion Peal
Robert Drinkwalter
Earl Masates
Mess— Fryer
Chatrmin
Council
Canadian National Railways
Acton
Legion Auditorium
Hatton
Milton
Nassagaweya 1966 Budget Rate Summary Acton Free Press
The Nassagaweya 1966 rate summary shows surplus from the previous year and detailed revenue sources including provincial grants, licenses, dog tax, and penalties, alongside administrative costs such as salaries, auditing, and insurance. Major items include Province-Retief 5,700, Province-Unconditional 8,041, Road grants 42,000, Centennial grants 4,800, and total expenditures listed at 139,775 with net taxation 67,071.00.
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Ocd
BUS Serndae
Ccc
Cece
Planning Board
Ecesiiassienene
Feod
Opening Games Halton County Senior Schedule 1966
Halton County Senior schedule for the 1966 season has been released. Eight teams will play two games each. May 18 Milton at Oakville Campbellville at George Town. May 22 Diundas at Campbellville 2.30 p.m.
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Halton County
Milton
Oakville
Campbellville
George
Learning by example and safe parenting
The text argues that people imitate parental and admired behaviors, stressing parental responsibility to set a good example. It notes Canadian family doctors prevent phenylketonuria in newborns by routine screening, enabling diet changes to save infants from lifelong mental retardation.
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Neren T Ireling
Serne
Mary Hiscock
Louise Toth
Mary Skirrow
Gloria Dunn
Eleanor Widawski
Helen Bulmer
Hillbillies
Micro Plastics
Steve Blancharden
Mike McMillan
Bill Knight
Frank McKenna
Wayne Eason
John Buschmeyer
George Tilcox
Sapphires
Legion Ladies’ Bowling League
Phyllis Angell
Betty Lockerbie
Deanna Buslough
Helen Fowler
Edna Pettit
Susan Perry
Gail McHugh
Teresa Marzo
Ontario Society For Crippled Children
the Mutual Life of
Robert S. Hart
Orville Road
Brigadier Wallace
Norm Wilcox
Acton Council
Joe T. Klurst
Acton Development Commission
County Development Commission
North Halton
William Erskine
Windsor
Free Press
Fred Wright
Victory
Bill Ruszell
W. J. O. Oakes
Nassagaweya
Expendituri
Rooloo
Federation of Agriculture
Begal Bees
al Exchange & Collectiony
Lees
fEmsulim
Casas Sane
Acton High School
Commercial Findaldacks
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Milton High School
Commercial
Far
Eden Mills
P.V
Robt. R. Hamilton
Optometrist
Mountain View S
Mill St
Formosa
Great Ontario
Lake Superior
Kenora
Department of Tourism & Information
Province of Ontario
Department of Tourss & Informationn
Pariament Buildings
Toronto
Namo
Emperor Tent
Bill Toth
Shell Service
Queen St
Emperor Tent Trailers
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