Night School Classes Open November 17 in Milton
Milton hosts the fourth winter of Night School classes beginning Tuesday November 17. Courses cover clothing crafts leather oil painting metal ceramics weaving plus new subjects millinery and photography. Special sessions for farm operators include Farm Business and Effective Business Procedures with emphasis on economics, organization, and financial reporting.
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Milton
Halton
A. T. Woodley
Halton Plowmen Shine at World Mowing Meet near Cobourg
Report from Halton Farm Lands notes ideal weather and wide turnout at Cobourg for the World Mowing Match. Allan Dixon and Ted Harrop mingle with provincial and national attendees as 22 plowmen from various countries compete with tractor plows and ridge work. Eccles wins, Odd Hrout of Norway second, Bob Timbers third. Halton’s Barry Archer and Arnold Howden place well in Inter-County Tractor Class, Halton finishing ninth of 23 counties, Stan May earns runner-up in Open Horse Plow class with RG Brown taking first in veteran mouldboard.
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Cobourg
Allan Dixon
Ted” Harrop
Halton
Stagley Hall
Ontario Plowmen’s Association
Bob Timbors
Jim Ee
Meron
Eccles
Odd Hraut
Norway
Bob Timbers
Barry Archer
Arnold Howden
Harold Picket
Thos. Howden
Barry
Arnold
Peel
George
Bill Dixon
Brampton
Haldimand
York
Stan
Stan May
Weare
Sten
RG. Brown
Esso
Ancient churches replace roofs with aluminum in England
The Chapel of St. James in Nether Warton Oxfordshire is replacing its old tea head roof from 1665 with aluminum. Scrap value of £478 nearly funds the project, illustrating aluminum cost declines as other metals rise. Alcan, the Aluminum Company of Canada, Ltd, may be involved.
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Aluminum “Company of Canada, Ltd
Alcan
Hornby Plowmen Sweep Open Tractor Classes
Hornby competitors dominated later plow events with Spencer Wilson placing fourth in open tractor and eighth next day, Don Taylor fourth in his class, Jack Taylor fifth in cow crop, John Cunningham tenth, and Bob Neiman fourth in the three furrow class across Thursday and Wednesday events.
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Halton
Spencer Wilson
Don Taylor
Appleby
Jack
Asboth
John Cunningham
Allo
Bob Neiman
Wan
Obituary of Jas Hepburn Dies Sud denly at Milton
Jas Robert Hepburn of Acton died suddenly at Milton on Saturday September 20 and was laid to rest at Everton cemetery on September 29. Rev Arm strong led the funeral at the Victor B Rumley funeral home in Acton. Pallbearers included Clifford Meadows William McIntyre James Duby James McEachern William Bridges and Fred Thatcher. Survived by wife and numerous children and grandchildren. He married in 1909 and his death followed a Milton fair attack leading to his removal to Milton Private hospital.
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James Robert Hepburn
Acton
Milton
Everton
Armstrong
Victor B. Rumley
Clifford Meadows
William McIntyre
James Duby
James McEachern
William Bridges
Fred Thatcher
Jackie
Sharon
Stuart Hepburn
Hepburn
ueset-Everton
Robert Hepburn
Kermit
Erin
Frederick
Russell
Rockwood
Vincent
Georgetown
Beryerly
Ronald
Woodbridge
Nelson
Guelph
Marion
Sunter
June
Five Oaks Dominates at Training Centre
Visitors gathered at Five Oaks training centre of the United Church of Canada near Vari a for a plenary and address on Friday October 7 drawing 1b from Acton and many representatives of Women’s Associations in the district. The centre along the Grand River is known for five oak trees and a popular summer religious instruction program. Attendees from Acton included Miss M Bennett, Mrs Hannah, Mrs C L Poole, Mrs F Kentner, Miss M Mainprize, Mrs J Lambert, Mrs A Symon, Mrs L Agar, Miss E Hawthorne, Rev and Mrs E A Currey.
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Five Oake
Unitet Church of Canada
Varia
Acton
Five Oaks
Grand River
M. %. Bennett
Hannah
C. L. Poole
F. Kentner
M. Mainprize
J. Lambert
A. Symon
L. Agar
Misa E. Hawthorne
E. A. Currey
Miss A Langan Dies in Acton After 40 Years
Mina Alicia Langan a longtime Acton resident died Saturday October 3 after a period of failing health. Survived by three sisters Elizabeth Langan Toronto May Langan Georgetown and Kathleen Galloway Burlington. Funeral Tuesday morning at St Joseph's Church Acton with mass by Rev Morgan and interment Greenwood Georgetown.
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Acton
Mina Alicia
Langan
St Joasph's Hospital
Guelph
John Langan
Mary Rutledge
George Town
Wm Arnold
Arnold
Elizabeth Langan
Toronto
May Langan
Georgetown
Kathleen
F W Galloway
Burlington
Tory
St Joseph's Church
Father Morgan
St. Joseph's
Greenwood Cemetery
Missionary Frances Hawkins Speaks at Halton Auxiliary Meeting
The Women’s Auxiliary and clerical chapter of the Mallon deanery met at Grace Church Milton for an annual gathering. Miss Frances Hawkins, on furlough from Japan, spoke on her kindergarten work, with attendance from Halton county denominations and Hamilton diocesan officers. Canadians listing occupation as Employees pay about two thirds of the personal income tax.
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Naight
Milton
Halton
Acton
Georgetown
Mallon
Grace Church
Hamilton
Frances Hawkines
Japan
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