Golden Sire Carlos the Bull Wins International Award
Carlos the Bull, owned by Central Ontario Cattle Breeding Association Maple, becomes Canada's first host to win the Golden Certified Meat Sire award from Performance Registry International. He is the seventh bull in North America to receive the honor, with test programs tracking rate of gain, feed efficiency, and carcass scores under Ontario Beef Cattle Performance Association supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos
Central Ontario Cattle Breeding Association
Maple
Canada
Performance Registry International
North America
COCBA
Ontaria
Shur
IPR
Ontario Beef Cattle Performance Association
Ontario Association
Denver
Colorado
Ontario Sire-Sharing Pact Backs 100 Bulls Across Associations
Directors of Central Ontario and Waterloo Cattle Breeding Associations approve a joint sire chain involving over 100 Holstein bulls. By 1964, 48 bulls will be available with 21 from Waterloo and 27 from Central Ontario. Semen distribution uses the Ontario Veterinary College facilities in Guelph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Central Ontario
Waterloo
C. R. Reeds
Manaoger
Central Ontario Cattle Breeding Association
D. L. Fortune
Waterloo Cattle Breeding Association
M. R. McQuarrie
Ontario Association of Artificial Breeders
Ontario Veterinary College
Guelph
Central Ontario Association
Artist Displays Unique Designs in Lacemaker Talk
Mrs. A. N. Hoey of Moffat demonstrated silk screen printing to Lakeside 1.0.D.E. members showing raw materials and dye variations. Her Canadian subjects and government design award highlighted the event, with discussion of Christmas hampers and the November 23 bazaar and tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeside
D.E
A. N. Hoey
Elizabeth Wilkes Hoey
Moffat
W. L. Sproston
A. J. Buchanan
Rector's Duties Told to Guild
The St. Alban's Guild held a well attended meeting last Wednesday. Rev. D. H. West spoke on the rector's duties within gospel partnership. The bazaar and social hour followed a noon lunch. A nominating committee led by Mrs. Les Duby, Miss Mille Rowles and Mrs. Reg Hoare was formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Alban's Guild
D. H. West
Les Duby
Mille Rowles
Reg Hoare
Charles Holmes
Knox Group Study on India Meeting Recalls Fundraiser Plans
For Knox Group the November Veshas of the Desertees of Knox was held in the choir room. Members paid dues and prepared for a baking sale and dolls clothes drive. Miss Helen Holmes led the program with Mrs. A J Buchanan and others assisting. A piano duet by Mrs. Ashley and Mrs. Pink was enjoyed and lunch followed.
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Knox
Helen Holmes
India
A. J. Buchanan
B. Moore
J. Pink
W. Spielvogel
G. Withers
C. Ashley
A. J.buchanan
Menerites Auxiliary At Tapperwere Party
In the absence of the President Mrs C Hill presided at Halton Manor Auxiliary meeting on Wednesday November 6. Mrs S Childs and Mrs Cublion will handle Christmas decorations purchases. A nominating committee comprising Mrs Hatherley Mrs W Rowney and Mrs T Amis was approved. Mrs Jean Hawkins led a Tupperware party enjoyed by residents and visitors. Miss Bella Richardson won the prize for lucky candies and Mrs J Hoare won the hicky pencil. A luncheon followed with Mrs T Amis and Mrs W Bell in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Hill
Halton Manor
S. Childs
Cub Lion
Hatherley
W. Rowney
T. Amis
Jean Hawkins
Bella Richardson
J. Hoare
W. Bell
Ruth Coles Wins W L 50 Bursary for Halton County
Ruth Coles, Acton high school graduate now at Lakeshore Teachers College, won the Halton County Women's Institute bursary worth 50 dollars. The award goes to a son or daughter of an Institute member who completed grade 12 and continues education, with marks and activities weighed. Presentation by Mrs Cam Sinclair Halton W I Secretary. Ruth is daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Coles. Mrs Coles belongs to Bannock Burn W I.
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Halton County Women's Institute
Ruth Coles
Acton
Lakeshore Teachers’ College
Cam Sinclair
Halton W.U. Scretary
Ruth
Clarence Cotes
Coles
Bannock
Bum W.I
Nurses Discuss Collective Bargaining at Halton Chapter Meeting
The Halton Chapter of the Registered Nurses Association of Ontario met October 29 1963 at the Ponderosa Hotel Burlington. Betty Widwon led a short session on a province wide study of nursing and a panel discussed Principles Scope and Implication of collective bargaining.
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Halton
Registered Nurseés’ Association of Ontario
Ponderosa
Burtington
Mix Betty Wid Won
Turing Isee
Hugo Kay
Acton Free Press Whispers On Merit Increments And Bargaining
In 1963 increments shift from across the board to merit based increases. Nurses left the meeting better informed about the current system of WEO bargains and more aware of collective bargaining dynamics. The World’s forest keel was the W Lawrence, 278 feet long on bed deck, built at Maitland Nova Scotia in 1870.
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WEO
Maitland
N.S
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Hassa
Acton Legion Branch
B. C. Young
Brownies
Legionnaires
Haltonville
Carlos the Bull
Cowal Onteria
S “Carlee
Lake Huron
Peterborough
Aoe
Analyalx
United
Hinten’s
Stere
Gordon
Knox Group
Menerites
Tapperwere
W.L
ORECS
Mamis Beg
Walton Marses
S. K. Richan
Phillips Electronics Equipment Ltd
Registered Nurses’ Association of Ontario
Peter Smith
Woodstock General Hospital
Alaff
Smith
Mary Strong
Iar
The
Acton Free Press
RED Delicious
St. No
Halton Apples
Sauci
Mile
Costa
Casenvasega Eoevat & Family
Dena
Aschher
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