Halton Holstein Breeders Plan Twilight Meeting and Dairy Princess
Halton Holstein Breeders plan a Twilight Meeting at Hays Sales Arena Trafalgar on Friday May 20. The event features trading judging and a Dairy Princess contest with three Halton contestants Mary Lou Taylor Lillian Finnie and the McKay Georgetown interviewed by judges and presenting talks on the dairy industry. A five member judging panel led by Ross Segsworth will decide prizes with safety demonstrations and a panel on Dairy Cattle Management.
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Halton
Hays
Rena
Trafalgar
Dairy Princess Club
Halton Holstein Club
Ross Segsworth
Burlington
Segsworth
Canadian Holstein-Friesian Association of Canada
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
Extension Branch
Ontario Department of Agriculture
W. Ross Milne
Mary Lou Taylor
Lillian Finnie
Hornby
McKay
Georgetown
Halton County
White Grubs Threaten Halton Grass and Gardens This Year
Extension bulletin warns Halton residents of white grub damage to tawna parks and pastures this year and notes a history of heavy beetle flights and prior infestations. The larvae threaten roots and underground plant parts with cycles peaking in late summer. Four insecticides aldrin chlordane dieldrin and heptachlor are recommended for control with application timing during beetle flights and soil treatment guidance from the Ontario Extension Branch bulletin.
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Tawna
Halton
Howe
Ontario Department of Apriculture
Silverwood Institute Plans May Meeting Highlights
Sixteen members attended the Silverwood Institute May session hosted at Mrs. D. Williamson’s home. Delegates were named for the district annual in Lowville, and a June 1 pottery demonstration invitation from Georgetown W.I. was noted. A coffee booth for W.F. Earle’s May 14 sale was arranged, and guest speaker Joe Gibbons discussed Canada’s prime ministers from Confederation to present day, with emphasis on federal powers and Ontario Municipal Board duties.
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Silverwood Institute
D. Williamson
Tweedsmuir
Georgetown W.1
Lowville
W. R. Norton
W. F. Earle
C.wilson
George Burt
Douglas Peek
Joe Gibbons
Canada
Confederation
Ontario Municipal Board
Peck
H. Lindauer
Religious Services Calendar for Acton May 1960
Sunday schedule lists multiple churches in Acton Ontario with service times May 1960. Includes YMCA programs at 9 00 am 10 00 am and 11 18 am at Morning Worship plus nursery care. Church of the Mack 4 Queens Bow 46 and St Alban the Martyr Anglican with Eucharist services. Pentecostal Tabernacle and Baptist Church also publish May services and prayer/bible study times.
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YMCA
Eucharist Church School
Marins
Acton Pentecostal Tabernacle
Churchill Road Paoc
Kenneth J. Reid
Cook St
Morning World
Evangelistic Paoe
Wedding Guests Visit Parents at Temple Hill Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Bert Benton attended the Sewell Gamble wedding at Temple Hill United church and the reception at Fairmount Anglican church on Saturday. They spent the weekend with her parents Gordon Quinton and Robert Patterson. relatives from Houston were present.
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Bert Benton
Sewell - Gamble
Temple Hill United Church
Fairmount Anglican Church
Gordon Quinton
Robert Patterson
Patterson
Houston
Sam Gisby
Guelph
Swinkels
St. Joseph's Hospital
Holstein Calf Club Studies Bulk Milk
The Hal lon Holstein Calf Club held its second meeting May 9 at the Agricultural Hall Milton with the Fitton Jersey-Guernsey Calf Club. The session opened with a film on milking by bulk and a display committee for Milton Fair was named including Marion Hunter Linda Pelletterio Sandra Carney Anne Nurs duds Wells and Allen Brownridge.
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Hallon
Agricultural Hall
Milton
Fitton
Jersey-Guernsey
Arthur Lawson
Marion Hunter
Linda Pelletterio
Sandra Carney
Anne Nursduds Wells
Allen Brownridge
Doug Jackson
Dogs Run Wild Spark House of Lords Debate
The House of Lords recently debated that seven people die or are injured daily in Britain from road accidents involving dogs. The discussion cited the need to train or restrain dogs especially during their breeding season when females roam free, posing hazards as other dogs may follow.
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House of Lords
Britain
Riddles Hint Hidden Garden Puzzle
A cryptic riddle describes letters hidden in phrases. The clues refer to positions in words like hayn glass window partition wall and ends with a final answer linked to a garden and past week’s puzzle name Haiti.
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Stoney
Haiti
First artificial eyes hailed from Minuchin by Pierte Gonpel
A report notes developments in early artificial eyes credited to Minuchin and associate Pierte Gonpel in New York. The item highlights institutional research without detailing methods or patient names. Further context remains unclear from the fragmentary text.
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Pierte Gonpel Amat
New York
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