Haltons Federal Candidates face Halton county race
Long profiles of Halton federal contenders Stanley Allen Sybil Bennett and Murray McPhail Outline Allen CCF plans and local service roles Bennett PC lawyer farmer and speaker McPhail Liberal farmer executive and former family Liberal ties details on church work and career histories
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Stanley Allen
CCF
Halton
Georgetown
An Lalder
Royal Canadian Navy
Smith and Stone
Lb.e.w
Allen
Canadian Legion
Independent
Sybil Bennett
Q.C
Miss Bennett
Hilton
Clifford T. Bennett
Nelson
United Church
Ontive Association of Canada
Ontario
Women's Institute
University of Toronto
Osgoode Hall Law School
Halton County
Roy Dale
Murray H. McPhail
Campbellville
Hughes Cleaver
Burlington
Iing
Cleaver
Eden Mills Church Ladies Hold Picnic at Stevenson Home
The annual W.M.S. and Ladies Aid picnic at Eden Mills Presbyterian featured devotions led by Mrs. Garnet MacDougall and Mrs. Gordon Stevenson. Contests on the lawn crowned winners like Roger MacDougall and Jimmie Barden, with awards for guessing peanuts and time races. A noon lunch followed, and thanks were given to local hosts the Stevensons and Crofts.
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W.ms
Ladies’ Aid
Presbyterian Church
Gordon Stevenson
W.M.S
Garnet MacDougall
H. Gilbertson
Stevenson
MacDougall
Roger
Jean MacDougall
Billie
Bobbie Lasby
Jimmie Barden
Mino
James. Gilbertson
R. Wright
C. Lasby
B. Smith
W. Gilbertson
R Borthwick
BR. Wright
Ted Barden
Wallace Lasby
Wo Lawrit
Hf Gilbertson
Robert Croft
Toronto
John Ramsey
Markham
J 0 Lowwrie
Bill Lowrie
Frank Lemmer
USA
Western Canada
Fred Williamson
Acton
Halton
Murray McPhail
Albert Burrows
St Joseph's Hospital
Guelph
Campbellville tops Oakville 4-2 in Halton Cup clash
Campbellville won 4-2 at home over Oakville in game four of the Halton Baseball Championship Cup. Jack Roberts pitched for Campbellville with eight strikeouts, while Oakville hitters Johnson and Brown each had two hits. The series stands even at two games each with a fifth game scheduled for Oakville at 8 o'clock.
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Campbellville
Oakville
Jack Roberts
Kereluk
Oaks Centre Gelder
Moore
Henderson
Phan
Earl Cairns
Hugh Barlow
Lloyd Early
Johnson
Brown
Thompson
Redshaw
Mark Pollock
Roberts
Pollock
Rams suffer two tough lacrosse losses in home stretch
Acton lacrosse Rams endured lineup shortages and two losses as holidays trimmed the schedule. They battled Wallaceburg to an 11 6 defeat after forcing a 3 3 first half, then fell 11 10 to the Iroquois Indians in a late, seven man/ six man shuffle game. Lloyd Smith led Acton with four goals and an assist in the Iroquois setback.
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Taaterday
Wallaceburg
Bill Churchill
Acton
Sumer
Rams
Valefaceburg
Troquois
Norm Young
Ior
Jon Martin
Iroquois
Indians
Georgetown
Lloyd Smith
Thomas
Burton
Gordie Burton
Joe Gerrir
Jim Quinn
Parr
Fred Kentner
Joe Marin
Textiles Workers In One Place Could Form Major City
The majority of workers in the primary textiles industry, all employed in a single location, would create a population rivaling major Canadian cities such as Montreal and Toronto when their dependents are included.
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Montreal
Toronto
Driving safety tip column urges rest breaks on long trips
A short driving advice piece cautions that traffic varies by hour and urges drivers to stop and rest if sleepy. It notes a five to ten minute cat nap can refresh and reduce hazards, encouraging planning and alertness during travels.
Little Fear of Libel In 1867 Election Continues
The Champion reports bitter attacks on Chisholm with claims of bad votes on Clergy Reserves, seignorial rights, and tax cuts. White, Barber, and Kerr win scattered seats as Reformers gain Halton while Macdonald leads Canada. A warrant for bribery is issued and later dismissed. The 1953 election seems dull by comparison.
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North-west
St Lawrence
Champion
White
Grand Trunk
Chisholm
Barber
Ontario
Kerr
Halton
Sir John A. Macdonald Siii
New Dominion
Col. Chisholm
Levi Willson
Nelson
Rules of the Road and Health Claims Commentary
Observance of road rules and safe driving is urged as the reliable path to avoid accidents. The piece notes moving with traffic avoids danger, while speed differences disrupt flow and heighten risk. It also oddly asserts medical authorities say early treatment can restore 4 of 3 victims to normal living.
Just Nuts and Forests Promise in Montrealer Note
A gag about two doctors driving to a mental hospital ends with one piloting a fast car and the other telling the officer to kiss him. The joke culminates as they reach the asylum gates. The piece concludes with a remark about the productivity of Canadian forests being maintainable forever.
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Ontario Retail Feed Dealers Association
Liberal Party
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Liberal
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Lacrosse Rams
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