Ontario Counties Take Part In Eastern States Tour
About 40 youths from 27 Ontario counties travel in a week long Eastern States tour with Washington and New York City on the itinerary and a visit to the United Nations. Delegates include Miss Jean Bird of Georgetown and George R Greenlers of Campbellville from Halton County.
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Ontario
Qatar
United State
Washington
New York City
United Nations
Jean Bird
Georgetown
R B
George R. Greenies
Campbellville
R. R
Halton County
Miss Bird
Halton
Women's Institutes
George Greenlers
Hamilton Spectator
Zebra Caterpillars Hit Halton Turnip Fields
An entomologist notes two zebra caterpillar broods annually with recent outbreak in Halton. In a Campbellvilla turnip field larger larvae reached two inches. control advised using DDT emulsions or wettable powder sprays or DDT dust, with timing varying by sprayer.
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Halton
Campbellvilla
H. W. Goble
OAC
Goble
Paris
George Greenlees Chosen as Ontario 4-H Delegate
George R. Greenlees of Campbellville was named one of eight Ontario 4-H Agricultural Club delegates for 4-H Club Week at the Royal Winter Fair. He will also represent Ontario on the Junior Council of National Club Week.
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George Greenlees
Halton
George R. Greenlees
Campbellville
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Agricultural Club
Ontario
George
Montreal pool honors Claudette Mathurin in city event
Claudette Mathurin, 10, was honored at Montreal's St. Hen n's Island pool. The pool opened in 1933 and served 164.6 users in its first year, rising to about 213000 by 1966. A notable match formed by one amateur child and one partner.
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Montreal
Claudette Mathurin
St. Henn's Island
Lacombe Boars To Be Released In Canada Fall Sale
The Canada Department of Agriculture will release about 80 boars of the Lacombe breed for commercial swine production in Canada this fall. A random draw will determine distribution with a Sept 30 deadline for completed applications and the final draw at 2:00 PM on Oct 7.
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Canada Department of Agriculture
Canada
Lacombe Alta
War Prisoners Helped Build Lumber Centre
Brule Alberta residents recall World War II era prisoners of war who were housed and used in local lumber camps after 1943. German POWs worked for 0 cents a day in planing mills, built camouflaged cabins at Jarvis Lake, and left keepsakes including a model of the battleship Scharnhorst. The doctor prisoner saved a tuberculosis patient before disappearing and later returned riding the same horse to the camp.
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Brule
Alta
Alto
Rocky Mountains
Edmonton
Lethbridge
Dector
Jarvis Lake
Scharnhorat
Beating post vacation blues with family keepsakes
After a vacation, organize family projects to preserve memories. Have children paste postcards, create scrapbooks with menus and photos, map visited places, display shells and shells, and mount notable finds. Keep project items accessible to share stories and revive travel excitement.
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Romney
Bridge Club
Veteran trapper from Chilliwack speaks on muskrat harvest
Roy Clements, 44, a long time trapper, claims he has caught 150 muskrats and more, while Fraser Valley harvests total 15 000 to 20 000 annually. The piece notes seasons and cautions on heat and safety.
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Chilliwack
Roy Clements
Hetween
Fraser Valley
Anniversary Services Mark Village Presbyterian Church Milestone
The 06th anniversary of the village Presbyterian church drew large congregations at Sunday services led by Rev. G. Lockhart Royal of Norval. Music featured by the choir and soloists Martin Bauer Jr and a quartet. Eden Mills members attended both services. Harvest festival at St John’s church drew good attendance with symbols of bread and wine on the altar. Evangelists Misses Munro and Dallen wrap up their town hall mission after a welcomed tenure, while outside visitors attended in larger numbers. The Rockwood and Eveton Bible Society held its executive meeting in the church basement with Harris, Moore, and Gordon guiding plans for the fall campaign. Knox anniversary visitors include Shoemaker, Croft, Maltby, and others from nearby towns.
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G. Lockhart Royal of
Norval
EH. Jones
Munro
Dallen
Rockwood and Eveton Inch Bible Society
Presbyterian Church
Charles H. Harris
George Moore
Rogs Gordon
Ham‘Witon
Harrie
Easmosa Township
The
United Church
Good Alert
Knox
Amon
Pualinch
Grover Mack
Eden Mills
Wm. Moore
Orton
Mra
McCullough
Aberfoyle
Missionary Council Holds September Meeting at Acton
The Women’s Missionary Council of the Acton Pentecostal Assembly met September 1 at Mrs. Ian Roses’ home. President Mrs. Harvey Norton was re-elected, with K. Reid as vice-president and Ian Ross as secretary treasurer. Percy Barker remained Pioneer Missionary Action Girls leader, with G. Stewart as assistant.
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Missionary Council
Women's Missionary Council
Acton Pentecostal Assembly
Ian Roses
Main St
Harvey Norton
Limehouse
Presid
K. Reid
Ian Ross
Jeeies Percy Barker
Pioneer Missionary Action Girls
G. Stewart
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Canadian Standards Association
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United Gas
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