Diana Dolby Among Delegates at National 4H Club Conference
Fourteen 4H Club members from across Qataria were selected to attend the National 4H Club Conference held in Ottawa Toronto from November 10 to 16. Diana Dolby of R.A. 1 Milton represented Halton County at the conference. Delegates attended Remembrance Day services, met the Governor General, visited the Royal Ontario Museum, and heard talks from experts such as Paul Fox and J M Nesbitt. The Ontario delegation was led by Pat Squire and Don Pullen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qataria
Onawa
Toronto
Diana Dolby
R.A. 1
Milton
Halton County
Canadian Council On
Canada
United States
Ottawa
National War Memorial
House of Commons
Governor- General
Madame Vanier
Government House
Paul Fox
Department of Political Economy
University At Toronto
Royal Ontario Museum
O'Keefe Centre
Ontario
Pat Squire
Halton
Peel
Don Pullén
Huron County
OFA backs stock grants over grain subsidies at Ontario convention
The Ontario Federation of Agriculture voted to drop grain subsidies on Western Canada fed grain for Ontario livestock and back government payments to producers. A Campbellville delegate urged matching the current $4.5 million annual feed subsidy, amid concerns the Wheat Board diverts subsidies to prairie producers and lowers Ontario product prices. Ontario producers have long urged subsidies for Ontario grain entering Quebec and Maritime markets, which the government has not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario Federation of Agriculture
Ontario
Canada
Economic Council of Canada
Canada Wheat Board
Ontario Grain Reducers
Ontario Wheat Producers’ Marketing Board
Quebec
Maritime
Halton Museum Board Christmas Party Invite
Halton Museum Board extends a Christmas party invitation to County Council members. Reeve H Merry stresses the invitation comes from board members who would bear the expense personally amid recent scrutiny of councillors' entertainment expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Election notices posted in Esquesing Nassagaweva townships
Voters in Esquesing and Nassagaweva Townships are reminded that December election lists have been posted throughout the townships. Any errors or omissions must be reported by November 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esquesing
Nassagaweva
dispersal sale of Glenvue Holsteins draws 1500 cattlemen
Glenvue Holsteins of D S Dunton and Sons dispersed 62 cows Nov 9 at Oakville under Senator Harry W Hays. The sale drew about 1,500 cattlemen with 32 sold for export to Italy Uruguay Peru Jamaica and the USA. Top price 8750 paid by Claude Picket for Glenvue Reba Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Oakville
Glenvue
D. S. Dunton and Sons
Brampton
Harry W. Hays
Toronto
Hays
Italy
Uruguay
Peru
Jamaica
U.S.A
Claude Picket
Georgetown
Texas
Thornlea
Rita
Glen Vue
Shield
D. S. Dunton
Ralph
Earl
George
Lo H. Leaver
Campbellvile
Ward Brownridge
Ontario Farm Federation Convention Elects Leaders
Roy Coulter of Campbellville won a governor seat in the Halton Grain Section as Denzil Lawrence led Halton delegates at the Ontario Federation of Agriculture three day event. Charles Munro of Embro was named president to succeed Charles Huffman after two years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
tndvorshty-el-Gieiph
de. Blawint
Ontario
Canada
Dro Plaunt
der. Plaunt
Denzil Lawrence
Halton Federation of Agriculture
Roy Coulter
Campbellville
Coulter
Oggagio
Hatton
Elmer Foster
Burlington
Charles Munro
Embro
Ontario Federation of Agriculture
Charles Huffman
Unit 2 U C W plans Christmas activities at Trinity
The November meeting of Unit 2 U C W of Trinity United Church on November 15, chaired by Mrs Veldhuis, covered devotional services led by Mrs J Lambert and Miss Simmons, a home missions review, and plans for a workshop on November 22 with pot luck lunch. Flowers for Christmas, Santa Fair helpers, and a 1967 secretary vote for Mrs E Lambert were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unit 2
U.C.W
Trinity United Church
Veldhuis
Miss Simmons
J. Lambert
Reid
D. Simmons
Bailey
E. Lambert
Shoemaker
Halton fifth in Royal intercounty stock judging
Geoff Taylor reports Halton County placed fifth at the Royal Agricultural intercounty stock judging event held November 10. Halton’s team of Bryan Brander Norval Don Brander Georgetown and Larry Picket showed in classes for cattle and livestock amid a field of 42, with Wellington County not entering. Prizes included $10 each for Brander Norval and Picket. Nelson Elina, Kemptville Agriculture School instructor, gave the keynote on centennial plans for 1967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halon
Royal
Apainstie Oorher
Ana Inter County
Otram
Halton
Bryan Marshall
Milton
Don
Ayrshires
Fea
Wellington County
Don Brander
Norval
Larry Picket
R.R
Georgetown
Co. Gueat
Nelson Elina
Kemptsville Agriculture School
Thane
Bela
Albion Halls
Holton
Junior Farmer
Geneva Park
Lake Couchiching
Girls' Physical Education Plan At Acton High School
Miss Elizabeth Atkey leads a busy winter curling prep with 200 curlers in Monday lessons and five squads. She aims to form one or two teachers' bands to compete. Last Saturday she and two pupils attended a Windsor basketball clinic. Basketball practice is under way but full schedule starts after New Year with a volleyball exhibition against Orangeville at Acton School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Atkey
Igh
Dade
Miss Atkey
Jotone Landsboroughs
Martha Hogg
Windsor
Schaok
Owill
Orangeville
Acton
Cautionary Advice on Medicine for Young Children
A warning about not bribing children with medicine by making it look like candy. It notes that a child might ingest other adults medicines if misled. It emphasizes that young children cannot swallow pills and should not be given crushed tablets hidden in syrup or jelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toa
Golden Hands bars awarded to Brownies at Scout Hall
Last Wednesday on palden hand and on palden bar presentation wars held for the Brown ing at the Scout Hall. Bars were awarded to Winnie Kroes Carol Ann Marshal Susan Stevenson Emily Hodgson Brenda Kings mill Debbie Funk Lillian De vries and Teeny Vanderkooy. Golden Hands were given to Patsy Jordan Valerie Mitchell Jocylyn Daigle Muriel Holmes Shirley Morrison Shirley Jac que Linda Sayres Dorothy Newton and Debbie Sharp. A record number of mothers were out and several small brothers and sisters. The older girls served tea and looked after the mothers. After the ceremonies, little ones joined the others in the singing. It was one busy day, and for the next few weeks the Brownies will be back to their knitting needles, working on their afghan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palden
Browning
Scout Hall
Winnie Kroes
Carol Ann Marshal
Susan Stevenson
Emily Hodgson
Brenda Kingsmill
Debbie Funk
Lillian Devries
Teeny Vanderkooy
Patsy Jordan
Valerie Mitchell
Jocylyn Daigle
Muriel Holmes
Shirley Morrison
Shirley Jacque
Linda Sayres
Dorothy Newton
Debbie Sharp
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nino Graida
Walter Tryssenaar
Bill Lasby
Catherine Lashy
Russell Murray
Maple Leaf Gardens
Niagara Falls
OFA
A. R. Coulter
C. Picket Buyer
Glenvue Holsteins
Municipality OF
Township of
Stewearttown
Township School Area No. 1
K. C. Lindsay
Holland Kk
Nmikers
The
Holland Shop
Mill St. E
Federation of Agricult
Mra. Denall Lawrence
Bord Stinson
Kemptville Agricultweriad School
Stimson
Danger Piven
Royal York Hotel
Stinson
Dr. Stinson
Charles Hublinny
Bert Daynard
Statha
Me Daynard
God
Jesus
D. He Plaunt
Ufe
Jaedache -Gonito Rae
Mba Yehen Merkerelar
Department of Agriculture
Goly the
Agricultural Stabilization Board
Standards of
Roy Coulter O.E.A
By Geoff Taylor
Teqn
H. S. News
Caroline Flower & Garden Shop
Moffat
Hamilton
Maytag
Westinghouse
THOR
Inglis
Simplicity
United Gas
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!