Halton FAME Plans Tour of Fearman Plant and Banquet Product
Members of Halton FAME met September 9 with 13 members and 4 guests to set a tour of Fearman Packing Plant recently purchased by FAME. A banquet on October 28 is planned with meat from Fearman, and a committee will oversee the purchase and related steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Allied Meat Enterprises
Coop Board
Halton Fame
Fearman's
Famb Hes
Fearman’s
Fearman Packing Plant
Carl
Arete Service
Fame
Hemingway
Fearman
Collin Corrigan
Corrigan
Henry Reinders
Archie Edwards
Reinders
Edwards
Honorary Life Membership In WMS for Mrs Moran
After summer break the Knox Church Acton Afternoon Auxiliary WMS met at Mr Dean Leslie’s home for the opening meeting. Mrs Moran received an Honorary Membership for help with WMS work and the Junior Choir and Mission Groups. The session reviewed study topics and plans for October events and the 75th Boston WMS anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMS
Knox Church
Acton
Dean Leslie
D. Kennedy
D. Moran
H. L. Rennie
Nigeria
Kenneth S. McMillan
Montreal
Christ
John Waldic
QO. Moran
D. Komen
Halton 4-H Members Compete at Exhibition Dinner
Twenty three Halton 4 H Club members took part in the CNLE judging competition drawing 280 contestants from 12 counties near Toronto. Competitors aged 15 to 26 entered four sections including livestock field crops farm engineering and a proficiency championship. Carol Swackhamer led junior results tying for first in field crops with Wayne Aitken while John McGee and Carol Stackhamer earned multiple top finishes across divisions. A noon dinner and free bandstand tickets were provided for contestants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton +H Club
C.nle
Toronto
Carol Swackhamer
Acton
Wayne Aitken
John McGee
Norval
Margaret King
Milton
Art Lawson
Mik ‘Ton
Lorne Ella
Hornby
RBR. 1
R. BR
Carol Stackhamer
Art Law
Canadian National Exhibition
Tractor Safe Driving Contest Winners Named at Halton Event
Halton County held a 1964 Tractor Safe Driving Contest with the Junior Plowing Match at Claude Picket farm near Georgetown. Ten 4H Junior Farmer Club contestants competed after a farm safety quiz, with Lorne Ella of Hornby winning the overall high score and Walter Tryssensar leading the junior section.
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Halton County
Claude Picket
R. R
Georgetown
Tross
Halton Farm Safety Council
Neat
Uct
Lorne Ella
Hornby
Junion
Walter Tryssensar
RROS
Acton
Tic
Bih Robertson
RLS
Milton
Don Hrander
BRR
Norval
Larry Gardhouse
Hob
Pedule
John Haugh
Rus Murrey
Bill Alexander
Halton Junior Plowing Match Sees Two Girls Compete
The Halton Junior Plowing Match at Claude Packet's farm near Georgetown on September 12 featured two girls in the junior class. Contestants supplied their own tractors and plows with coaches aiding them. Senior winners included Bryan Marshall and Dwight May, who will represent Halton County at the International Plowing Match in Peterborough October 7-10.
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Halton
Claude Packet
R. R
Georgetown
Bryan Marshall
Milton
Dwight May
Hornby
Larry Picket
Halton County
Peterborough
Telegram Award Given In Ontario Dairy Princess Contest
Janette Frinke of Hornby competes for the Ontario Dairy Princess title at the CN E in 1964. In the preliminary round she loses a close decision to last year’s runner up, who later wins the Ontario title. Miss Finnie wins the Telegram Award for highest score among 10 Western Ontario counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nattan
Janette Frinke
Hornby
CN E
Janette
Ontario
Finnie
Farm Radio Forum Turns 25 With Broad Transition Topics
National Farm Radio Forum marks a quarter century with a themed season Farmers in Transition 1964 85 examining life in rural Canada. Programs through November and January cover medical care automation part time farmers marketing boards farm image and rural aging, inviting listener participation.
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National Farm Radio. Forum
Farm Forum
Iuday Varaser
Canada
Cation
National Farm Radio Forum
St. George Street
Toronto
Cup for Fair Trophy On Display At Stationery Store
The Free Press trophy for the jam and jelly competition at the sair is shown in a stationery store window. Past winners include Mrs. N. Robertson in 1660 and 196%, and Mrs. F. Smith of Georgetown in 1962 and 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Press
Sair
N. Robertson
F. Smith
Georgetown
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I Joyce van Stralen
Kees Kat
Beth-El Christian Reformed Church
Waterloo
W.ms
Mrs
Moran
Kennedy
Wilton McDonald
R. M. MacDonald
Pollock and Campbell
4-H
Hornbyson
ROR
Roy May
Verna Thompson
Janet Taylor
Rorol
Burtington
Caroline’s Hower & Garden
Wea of
Actan
Highway 7
Speyside
Milton Heights
Limehouse and
Pineview
C. A. Grant
Sec’ty.Treas. Esquesing
R.R. No
Jim
Masales Dairy Ltd
Tely
Ae Poe
Farm Radio Forum
Farm Organization
San
Federation of Agriculture
Farm Union
Robert &. Hamilton Optometry
Eveniaga
Mountainview Ud
Adler
Akon
S.C.M
Dills Stationery
Government of Canada
Banks
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