Campbellvale Menzies Hosts Blaly Evening Auxiliary Thanksgiving
Mrs Menzies hosted the Blaly Evening Auxiliary for its annual Thanksgiving meeting. Mrs J Robertson opened with worship, a 107th Psalm, and a hymn. Guest speaker Mrs W P Gamble of Guelph spoke on love and obedience from John 15 12 14, followed by a solo and closing prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Menzies
Blaly
J. Robertson
James Wallace
Norma Brown
Marilyn Moore
W. P. Gamble
Guelph
Halton Night School Announces Third Annual Courses
The Halton Night School plans its third annual program in Mill. Eighteen courses include Clothing, Soils and Crops, Home Gardening, Farm Management, and various crafts. Fees are $2.50 per person for most courses, $10 for Welding, with $1.60 deposit. Applications due by November 1 for first-choice priority, available via Milton Agricultural Office.
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Halton
Mill
Milton
Ontario Department of Agriculture
Farm and Home Mechanics
Teneral
Halton Plowmen Take Third at International Match
Halton eight strong impressed at the Carp International Match with Barry Archer and Arnold Howden, aged 15 and 16, earning a notable third place in a field of about twenty counties. Ontario led with 176.4 points, Waterloo second at 174.7, Halton third at 174.5, followed by Haldimand, York, Stormont, Wentworth, Brant, Peel and Victoria.
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Halton
Carp
Barry Archer
Arnold Howden
Ontario
Waterloo
Haldimand
York
Stormont
Wentworth
Brant
Peel
Victoria
4-H Club Members Take Possession at Ontario Inter Club
Ontario 4-H Provincial Inter-Club Competitions at Ontario Agricultural College drew 221 teams from across the province with about 16 000 youths. Winning teams to represent Ontario at the Royal Winter Fair were named in multiple categories including Clothing Foods Dairy Cattle Beef Cattle Swine Poultry Potato Forestry Tractor Maintenance and more. Halton participants contributed strong showings in Dairy Cattle Beef Cattle Grain Tractor Maintenance Junior Homemakers with select members listed. Deputy Minister C D Graham delivered the keynote at a full dining hall event hosted by the Ontario Department of Agriculture.
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Ontario Agricultural College
Ontario
Royal Winter Fair
Dufferin County
Ontario County
Wentworth County
South Simcoe
Kent County
Lincoln County
Renfrew
Durham County
Perth County
Grenville County
Halton Club
Halton
Paul Johnson
Harold Lawrence
Gen. Clements
Clifford Norrish
Sam Finnie
Robert Marshall
Herb Spitzer
Glen Butterworth
Mary Lou Alexander
Joan Wrigglesworth
Frances Cox
Ruth Featherstone
Ontario Department of Agriculture
C. D. Graham
Maple Cattle Breeders Cut Membership Fee
The Halton Branch of the Maple Cattle Breeders Association reduces life membership to 5.00 dollars, no loan requirement. The organization, now 5,000 members strong, inseminates over 50,000 cows in 1952, the province’s largest unit. Achievement Day at Milton showed strong Maple sire results in Junior and Senior Calf sections.
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Halton
Maple Cattle Breeders’ Association
Ontario
Milton
Perseverance Pays Off For Two Dairy Plowmen At Carp
Two dairy farming plowmen won at the International Plowmen’s Match in Carp Ontario. Yor Alute Wallace of North Gower near Ottawa claimed the Dominion horse plowing crown and a gold medal with a Europe trip, while Doukins Reid of Brampton won the tractor crown after six years. Their team manager is Roy Shaver of Newington. Second place honors went to Stanley May of Hornby and Yvan McLaughlin of Stouffville, each receiving silver medals and cash.
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Carp
Ont
Ontario
Ottawa
Yor Alute Wallace
North Gower
Europe
Doukins OS. Reid
Brampton
Imperial
British Isles
Roy Shaver
Newington
Shaver
Ontario Plowmen's Association
British Ploughing Association
Falkirk
Scotland
Canada
Great Britain
Sweden
Holland
Erie
Finland
Doug Held
Atgle Wallace
Clownson
Shax
Taperial
Atlantic
Horse Plawmen
Stanley May
Hornby
Tractor Plawman
Yvan McLaughlin
Stouffville
Imperial O
Mr. May
Alan
Survey Planned To Assess Halton County Child Welfare
The Halton County Children's Aid Society reviews September finances and approves a December survey by the Provincial Department to assess current and future child welfare needs. Delegates are named for the Hamilton Regional Conference on November 7, and Audrey B E Anderson departs for a Toronto position.
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W. A. Weaver
Burlington
Children’s Aid Society
County of Halton
Milton
W.A. Weaver
Louis J. Lee
Velma Norris
M. J. Brown
M. E. Nixon
Richard Fllison
A. E. Pickard
Wm. Deans
Stanley A
G. F. Thompson
Mary FE. Gillmour
Hamilton
Audrey BE. Anderson
Society
Toronto
Mary E. Gillmour
England
Thompson
Over Four Fires Per Hour Average Across Canada
Across Canada fires occur at an average rate of over four per hour, with 1950s data noting 66,159 fires causing 44 deaths and over $80,000,000 in damage. Public safety bodies push for awareness while warnings about carelessness persist.
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Canada
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Campbellvale
Mrs. Menzies
Dunn
Oakville
Sete Farm
Harold
Mike’’ Coxe
Pease - Gumey
Beach
La.c. Time Payment Plan
First Acton
Walton Tord
Oa.c
H. S$. Holden
Optometrist
Eves
Douglas St
Montreal
Detroit
Harold Wiles
Phane
Edie Bedi
Ron Ty
Bilton & Penny Phone
TY. Jones
Gi Candler
Chas
Mason Lev Methlers
F. L. Wright
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Y.S. Men’s
Hallowe'en
E.P
Pre
Acton High School
Actonarena
Acton
Aachuits
Hugh Bell
T. Ebbage
Charlie Wiegar
Charlie
Chrysler
Plymouth
MacSwain Motors
Queen, St
Ation —Meat Market
Mill Street
Schneider
BACON
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