Halton Holstein Breeders Plan Twilight Meeting and Dairy Princess Contest
Halton Holstein Breeders host a Twilight Meeting at the Hays Sales Arena Trafalgar on Friday May 20 with dairy judging demonstrations and a Dairy Princess competition. Three Halton dairy girls Mary Lou Taylor Burlington Lillian Finnie Hornby and McKay Georgetown will be interviewed by judges and speak on Halton dairy industry.
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Halton
Hays Sales
Rena
Trafalgar
Dairy Princess Club
J. H. Taylor
Hatton Holstein Breeders’ Club
J. A. Francis
Hatton George Drennan
Heksman
J.C. Rennie
D. S. Dunton
Brampton
Holstein, Friesian Association of Canada
Abner Martin
Waterloo County
stein-Friesian Association
Ately
Extension Branch
Ontario Department of Agriculture
W. Ross Milne
We Specialist
Halton Dairy-Naids
Mary Lou Taylor
Burlington
Lillian Finnie
Hornby
the McKay
Georgetown
Halton County
White grub cycle threatens Halton lawns and parks this year
Extension officials warn Halton residents of white grub damage likely in August and September 1960. Larvae from June beetles infest lawns and pastures, feeding on roots. Control recommendations include soil applications of aldrin chlordane dieldrin or heptachlor during beetle flights with guidance from the Ontario Department of Agriculture bulletin.
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Tawna
Halton
Howe
Extension Branch
Ontario Department of Agriculture
Silverwood Institute Members Plan Local Projects at May Meeting
Sixteen members attended the Silverwood Institute May gathering at Mrs. D. Williamson’s home. Delegates were chosen for the district annual at Lowville May 24. A Georgetown W.I. pottery demo on June 1 was announced. Guest speaker Joe Gibbons discussed Canada’s prime ministers from Confederation to today and noted federal powers over municipalities.
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Silverwood Institute
D. Williamson
Tweedsmuir
Georgetown W.1
Lowville
W. R. Norton
Douglas Peek
Joe Gibbons
Canada
Confederation
Ontario Municipal Board
Peck
H. Lindauer
Sunday Church Calendar for Acton May 1960
The May 1960 Acton church calendar lists services across several churches including WN CANADA MNOX CHURCH Acton Rev Andrew H McKenzie BA B D 11 18 am service with nursery care and morning prayer at 9 00 am and Sunday school at 10 00 am. Also Church of St Alban the Martyr Anglican Rector Rev H B Stokreef 185 Jeffrey St with Eucharist 8 30 am and 9 30 am services on May 22. Med Week celebrations Ascension Day May 26 at 9 am Youth Service and attendance slips. Acton Pentecostal Tabernacle Rev Kenneth J Reid 16 00 am Sunday School 1 00 am Morning World 7 30 pm Evangelistic Toe 8 pm Prayer and Bible. Baptist Church Charles Beacastro Church Clerk 700 pm Church Storship Fans Mom 211? Service May 22 7 00 pm and (Prayer, Body and Wit).
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YMCA
Tre Church OF ST. Alban the Martyr
H. B. Stokreef
Jeffrey St
Eucharist Church
Marins
Pepas
Acton Pentecostal Tabernacle
Churchill Road Paoc
Kenneth J. Reid
Cook St
Storship
Pinkerton Georgetown
Bae
Couple Visit Parents Guests at Wedding
Mr and Mrs Bert Benton attended the Sewell Gamble wedding at Temple Hill United church with reception at Fairmount Anglican. They spent the weekend with her parents and relatives in Moth and Houston. Sam Gisby is in Guelph hospital with blood poisoning in his hand. wishes for speedy recovery. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Swinkels at St Josephs Hospital. Mrs Burgess dies in Guelph hospital. funeral at Georgetown. Neighborhood offers sympathy to Mr Burgess.
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Bert Benton
Sewell - Gamble
Temple Hill United Church
Fairmount Anglican Church
Gordon Whinton
Robert Patterson
Patterson
Houston
Sam Gisby
Guelph
Swinkels
St. Joseph's Hospital
Holstein Calf Club Studies Bulk Milk
The Hal lon 411 Holstein Calf Club held its second meeting May 9 in the Agricultural Hall Milton in conjunction with the Tilt Calf Club. The program on bulk milk was led by a guest speaker and members split into their clubs. A Milton Fair display committee was named and the first worksheet on the project book was reviewed by Doug Jackson.
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Hallon
Milton
Arthur Lawson
Med
Marion Hunter
Linda Pelletterio
Sandra Carney
Anne Nurstudy Wells
Allen Brownridge
Doug Jackson
Dogs and Traffic Dangers Highlighted in Lords Debate
House of Lords discussion notes that seven people die or are injured daily in Britain due to dogs in road traffic. Authorities urge training or restraint for dogs in busy streets, warning that free female dogs attract other dogs and worsen hazards.
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House of Lords
Britain
Riddle from a Garden Puzzle Line
A cryptic clue style riddle describes letters found in phrases like Sweet Within Peony rough stone glass window phiss partition wall and ends with hint of a garden scene and a last week's puzzle answer. The solution points to the bail as the overarching answer.
First artificial eyes by Minuchin in New York
The readable fragment notes the introduction of artificial eyes by Minuchin in New York, referencing a TRS entry and naming Pierte Gonpel Amat i.
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Pierte Gonpel Amat
New York
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Halton Holstein Breeders
Dairy Princess
Halton Holstein Club
Ross Segsworth
Segsworth
Canadian Holstein-Friesian Association of Canada
W. F. Earle
C. Wilson
George Burt
TB Association
Aimner
OF Canada
George Eicott
Mnox Church
Acton
Andrew H. McKenzie
Junior a.Dere
Ee Ee
Christian Reformed Church
J. Rutms
Queqe & Bow
Chereh
Charles Beacastro
Limehou
G. Burgess
Guelph Hospital
Burgess
Weston
Ontario
Archie Kerr
Canadian Co-Operative Wool Growers Limited
Bay Street
Toronto
Ghoson
Dills Stationery
Mill St
Lazy Susans
Legion Ladies’ League
Gals
Janet Rogers
Dot Earle
Mamie Allen
Pudge Jordan
Louise Toth
Dot Emmerson
Acton Free Press
Smith
Castuer
H. S. Holden
Optometrist
Eves
Douglas St. Guelph
Taylor
United Gas Limited