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Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Oct 03, 1957

Page

3

Ontario Counties Tour Heads East Through United States

About 40 youths from 27 Ontario counties embarked on a week long tour through the eastern United States with stops including Washington and New York City. Delegates from Halton County are Miss Jean Bird and George R Greenlers, with Miss Bird sponsored by the Halton District Women's Institutes for 4 H Homemaker work and Greenlers recognized by the Hamilton Spectator for 4 H club and Junior Farmer leadership. John Butler leads the group as Associate Agricultural Representative of Renfrew County, and Mrs. Mabel Bogstrom serves as chaperone for Halton and Peel counties.

Qatar 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 John Butler Renfrew Mabel Bogstrom Peel

Zebra Caterpillars Hit Halton County Turning Turnips

An outbreak of Zebra caterpillars in Halton County over the past two weeks damages crucifers especially turnips. Entomologist Prof H W Goble recommends control with DDT emulsions or wettable powder sprays and dusts, noting two broods annually and that parasites were found on a Paris turnip field on September 18.

Halton Campbellvilla H. W. Goble OAC Goble Paris

George Greenlees Named 4-H Delegate for Ontario

George R. Greenlees of Campbellville Ontario was chosen as one of eight Ontario 4-H Agricultural Club delegates to attend 4-H Club Week at the Royal Winter Fair. He will also represent Ontario on the National Junior Council during the event.

George Greenlees Halton George R. Greenlees Campbellville R. A Agricultural Club Ontario George

Montreal Pool Honors 10 Year Old Claudette Mathurin

Claudette Mathurin, a 10 year old, was honored at Montreal's historic St. Helen's Island pool. Opened in 1933, the pool served 164.6 visitors during the frost year and nearly 213,000 in 1988. A curious note mentions a surefire pairing of one amatl child and one match.

Montreal Claudette Mathurin St. Heln’s Island

Lacombe Boars To Be Released In Canada Breeding Plan

The Canada Department of Agriculture will sell about 80 Lacombe breed boars this fall for commercial swine production. The draw method will distribute the limited stock. applications ended September 30 and the final draw is set for 2:00 PM October 7 in Lacombe Alberta.

Canada Department of Agriculture Canada Lacombe Alta Viguer

War Prisoners Helped Build Lumber Centre

In Brule Alberta the WWII POW camp housed about 200 German prisoners who worked in local lumber camps for no pay, with feats like a doctor who saved an Indian, then rode the same horse back to camp after two weeks. They hid in a moss camouflaged cabin at Jarvis Lake and carved a ship model for a foreman.

Brule Alta Alto Rocky Mountains Edmonton Lethbridge Dector Jarvis Lake

Beating post vacation blues with home memory projects

After a vacation the author suggests turning souvenirs into family projects. Create scrapbooks with postcards menus brochures and photos. Include a colored map and display shells rocks and keepsakes. Mount fish mounts and organize show items, add labels with shop and city names.

Hip Clase Bridge Club Cape

Veteran trapper recounts muskrat catches in Fraser Valley

Roy Clements of Chilliwack says his 32 year trapping career has yielded enough muskrat to coal more than 150 women. Fraser Valley traps annually see between 15 090 and 20 000 muskrats caught, while he notes a calm head under heat is key.

Chilliwack Roy Clements Fraser Valley

Anniversary Service Held in Local Presbyterian Church

The village church marked its sixth anniversary with Sunday morning and evening services led by guest minister Rev. G. Lockhart Royal of Norval. Congregations were large, and special music featured by the Eden Mills choir with solo performances by Martin Bauer Jr. and a quartet including Albert Gray, James Mune, Marin Bauer Sr., and Martin Bauer Jr. The decor showcased chrysanthemums, and attendance reflected a strong outside interest despite few local participants. Harvest festival at St. John’s church drew a good crowd, and evangelistic services in the town hall by Misses Munro and Dallen concluded this week. The Rockwood and Eve ton Bible Society held its executive meeting at the Presbyterian church basement, with fund canvassing and appointment of a local treasurer. An Esmoss Township Sunday School Leadership Training course continued weekly at the United church hall, running through early November. Notable anniversary visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Amon Shoemaker of Acton and other local families.

G. Lockhart Royal of Norval Lockhart Marin Bauer Jr Albert Gray James Mune Marin Bauer Sr Martin Jr St. John's Church EH. Jones Munro Dallen Rockwood and Eve Ton Inch Bible Society Presbyterian Church Charles H. Harris George Moore Rogs Gordon Hible Society Ham'iiton Harrie Esmoss Township The United Church Good Alert Amon Shoemaker Acton Robert Croft Toronto Fred Croft Kitchener Thos Maltby

Missionary Council Holds September Meeting at Home

The Women’s Missionary Council of Acton Pentecostal Assembly met September 1 at Ian Roses’ home on Main St. President Mrs Harvey Norton led with officers elected for 1967 48. Harvey Norton re elected president K Reid re elected vice president Ian Ross chosen secretary treasurer Jesus Percy Barker named leader Pioneer Missionary Action Girls with G Stewart as assistant. Preparations begun for missionary boxes to send to home and foreign fields.

Missionary Council Women's Missionary Council Acton Pentecostal Assembly Ian Roses Main St Harvey Norton Limehouse Presid K. Reid Ian Ross Jesus Percy Barker Pioneer Missionary Action Girls G. Stewart

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