Haltons Federal Candidates Named for Halton County Race
Haltons federal candidates include Stanley Allen CCF Georgetown lawyer and union officer and Sybil Bennett PC Georgetown Osgoode Hall Law School graduate and longtime party speaker. Liberal hopeful Murray McPhail Campbellville farmer and executive seeks Halton seat replacing retiring Hughes Cleaver.
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Georgetown
Sybil Bennett
Q.C
Halton
Miss Bennett
Hiron
Clifford T. Bennett
Nelson
United Church
Halton County
Roy Dale
Murray H. McPhail
Campbellville
Hughes Cleaver
Burlington
Cleaver
Eden Mills Church Ladies Hold Picnic Meetings
The annual WMLS and Ladies Aid picnic at Mrs Gordon Stevenson’s home featured devotions by Mrs Garnet MacDougall and Mrs Gordon Stevenson. Contests followed with winners named for children and adults, a picnic lunch served, and thanks given to organizers. Visitors include a Toronto family staying on a farm, plus local trips and church notes.
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W.mls
Ladies’ Aid
Presbyterian Church
Gordon Stevenson
W.M.S
Garnet MacDougall
H. Gilbertson
Stevenson
MacDougall
Walace Lasby
Bill Lowrie
Frank Lemmer
U.S.A
Western Canada
Fred Williamson
Acton
Halton
Murray McPhail
Albert Burrows
St Joseph's Hospital
Guelph
Campbellville tops Oakville 4-2 in Halton series clash
Campbellville won 4 to 2 over Oakville in a Saturday Campbellville game at Campbellville. Jack Roberts pitched for Campbellville while Oakville fields faltered with Kereluk making costly mistakes. Moore Henderson and Me Phil led Campbellville with two hits each. Oakville’s Johnson Brown Thompson Redshaw Kereluk Pollock contributed multiple singles. Roberts struck out eight opposing five Pollock also fanned four. The series stands two wins each with game five set for Oakville on August 1 at the usual hour.
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Campbellville
Oakville
Jack Roberts
Kereluk
Oaks
Moore
Henderson
Pha
Earl Cairns
Hugh Barlow
Lloyd Farry
Johnson
Brown
Thompson
Redshaw
Mark Pollock
Roberts
Pollock
Vacation riddled Rams struggle in back-to-back home lacrosse games
Acton Rams endured injuries and late arrivals to field six-man lacrosse in a 11-6 loss to Wallaceburg and a 11-10 defeat by the Iroquois Indians. Lloyd Smith led Acton with four goals and an assist in the Iroquois game while Joe Martin led the Indians with four goals including the winner.
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Lacrosse Rams
Thurday
Wallaceburg
Bill Churchill
Acton
Rams
Walefaceburg
Joe Gerrie
Jimmy Quinn
B-Hives
Norm Young Steve
Joe Martin
Ali
Georgetown
Iroquois
Thomas
Lloyd Smith
Burton
Ana
Joe Gerne
Jim Quinn
Fred Kentner
Joe Marin
Textiles Industry Workers Could Form Major City
If all workers in the primary textiles sector and their dependents were concentrated in one place, they would form a city larger than many regions, outpaced only by cities like Montreal and Toronto.
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Montreal
Toronto
The Easy Way to Safe Car Travel
Drivers are urged to park and rest when tired as traffic can vary with time. A short nap of five to ten minutes helps refresh the mind and reduce hazards on the road. The message emphasizes resting when sleepy to improve safety.
Libel In 1867 Election Sparks Tense Campaign Recall
The Champion recaps a bitter Can ada election in which William White and Wm Barber faced Chisholm amid accusations of bribery and “reform” rhetoric. Voters cast on September 3 and 4. White won Halton and Barber the Ontario seat while Macdonald led federally. Sheriff Willson pursued a bribery warrant but charges were dismissed.
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Northwest Territory
St. Lawrence Canals
Champion
White
Wye
Grand Trunk
Chisholm
Barber
Ontario
Kerr
Halton
Sir John A. Macdonald Sill
New Dominion
Col. Chisholm
Levi Willson
Omagh
Nelson
Rules of the Road and Medical Promises Highlight Safety
Observance of traffic rules and courteous driving keeps accidents away. Moving with the traffic prevents dangerous slowdowns. Arthritis and rheumatism disable many, but medical authorities say early treatment can restore four of five victims to normal living.
Just Nuts Doctors Joke Ends At Mental Hospital Gates
Two doctors stopped by police for speeding, one explains he is taking a patient to the asylum. The other adds a sly remark as they drive off, the officer trailing to confirm the sight at the asylum gates. The piece ends with a note on Canadian forest productivity.
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North Gait
Cecil A. Carr
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Douglas
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Speedvale Ave
North East City Limits
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Fred Astaire
Bela Lugosi
Brooklyn
Duke Mitchell
Bella Lugosi
Tues
Arlene Whelan
John Payne
Man IN
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Randolph Scott
Manning Electric
Stanley Allen
CCF
Royal Canadian Navy
Smith and Stone
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Canadian Legion
Independ
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St. David's Presbyterian Church
Nassagaweya Township
Maryimpson
Bell Tele 'Phone Co
McPhails
Larry
Margaret
Mr. McPhail
Scotland
Nassagaweya
McPhart
Ontario Retail Feed Dealers Association
Liberal Party
Stan Allen
C.cf
Progre
Sybil Bennett Sive
Conservative
Liberal
Eden Mills
Jack Mann
Freddie Kentner
Huck O'Connell
Momney
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Ayumer
Rinso Detergent
CLARK
Eliet
Pape
O.L.A. Intermediate
Halton County Liberal Association
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