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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Nov 06, 1958

Page

4

Barbara Pickard Heads Halton Finals In Public Speaking

Barbara Pickard emerged as top speaker representing Halton in the annual Inter Club Public Speaking Competition at Milton High School. Four finalists were selected to advance to the provincial Winter-County series, with Evelyn Mooth, Sandy Hepburn, Mall Wilson, and Dave Wilson named as Halton’s contenders.

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International Champion Plowman Demonstrates at Halton Contest

Charles Hanney of Princeton won the open tractor and open utility classes at Halton’s annual Match on the Martin Van den Toon farm near Milton on Saturday October 25. About 40 entries attended. judges were Wanfred Timbers and George Hostianser. Lloyd May won the Ena Walking Plow Special. Arnold Howden won the best tractor ridge. Keith Leste won the Batons of Canada Special under 14. George Dixon won the Ernest Teving Utility Class top plows in Halton. The event featured a Dairy Queen Contest with 45 entrants from Ontario.

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Fragmentary OCR text lists numerous names, dates, and places such as November 1 26000 Grey Cup and Queen Elizabeth’s wedding references. The readable content is inconsistent and lacks a coherent event.

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Fragmented Bible Book Fragment Amid Royal Charter Notes

The text presents a garbled Bible themed fragment mentioning royal supervision, a royal charter, and references to a king and queen. It reads like a patchy OCR of a historical page mixing religious content with courtly terms and file-like notes without clear narrative. The overall sense centers on church and royal connections, with disjointed phrases about a royal household, bishops, and court appointments.

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Halton Presbyterial WMS Sponsors Sectional Rally

Halton Presbyterial WMS sponsored a sectional rally with delegates, reports, and prayers. The day featured addresses by Mrs Stallard, Mrs Drown, and Miss Nos Chdastian, along with reflections on Our Response and concerns of a Continent. Ontario's role as a leading farming province was noted.

Halton Presbyterial Harty HAM Atelegat Demery Stallard Pela Atelegates Tiammond Aberfoyle Drown Georgetown Joy Beant Mis Ho Mothighan Om Jae Nos Jea de Doreen Hew WMS Sie Molsalie Austhary

Plans for High School Driver Training Course

Teacher notes outline a tentative passenger safety program and driver education module for a high school course. The plan mentions bike safety, vehicle operation basics, and emphasis on responsible driving behavior with a focus on student involvement and practical practice sessions.

Burlington Board Forecasts Growth Driven Budget Plan

The Burlington Board of Education approved a $9.5 million five year budget forecast with $458000 yearly for five years to fund elementary schools as town growth continues, and $800000 for 1959 additions to Nelson High School and alterations to Burlington and Nelson high schools. An 1980 forecast allocates $1707660 for forward high school projects in Burlington.

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