Milton, Waterdown dispute over Fay eligibility in Halton Series
The Halton Association ruled Milton’s Keith Fay ineligible for the remainder of the series after allegations of an assumed name and prior signing. Waterdown protested, OBA later reversed, awarding game one to Waterdown, triggering talks to scrap the first series for a best of three.
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Waterdown
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Arven
Shep” Doucette
Alias Snyder
Hamilton
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Cape
Aub
The
ORA
Bottom of the Scrimmage and the Hidden Hero
In a letter observed at a luncheon with football coaches a referee notes a public figure’s downfall at the bottom of the scrimmage. The piece argues the unsung worker, the white collar everyman, does the real heavy lifting in life and sport, not the flashy stars. A US truck body report on a refrigerated milk unit follows.
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Baxter Lab Team Ends Softball Season With Unbeaten Record
The Baxter Lab team finished the Acton Softball League schedule with no losses by defeating Rachiin 12 to 7. Tonight at 6:30 Baxter Lab opens the best of three semi finals against Rachhin's, with Force 9 and Combrrs facing off in the other pairing. Hob And eran and Chuck Shultia will umpire the action as fans expect another strong display of softball.
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Force
FUR COATS UP Fur prices rise for high quality and ranch mink
The Financial Post says demand for furs remains firm this winter. Wild mink may reach about 45 560, ranch mink around 3 800, and Alaskan star prices jumping from 530 to about 1 400. Cheaper furs like muskrat should stay near last year's level.
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Financial Post
Experience Test: Free Enterprise versus Communism
The piece argues that modern free enterprise, powered by machines, outperformed communism in expanding benefits for workers. It credits enterprise with abolition of child labor reforms, higher output, and greater worker power, versus a century of communism. It cites 1800 and 1948 productivity and wage shares to claim capitalism fares best.
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Canada
Enrup gear material promises acid resistant rubber plastic mix
A new material called Enrup blends rubber and plastic resin to form gears resistant to acids and detergents. The maker touts high dielectric strength and solvent resistance with hardness and elasticity options, suitable for washing machine parts and heavy duty timing devices.
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Export restrictions spur cattle and beef exports drop in population
Since export controls moved to the United States two years ago, 600 thousand cattle and 17 percent of beef have been sent abroad. The figures, released by the Marketing Service of Agriculture in Ottawa, show exports equal about 1 37 000 head, while the national cattle population has fallen from a 1945 peak of 108 million to about 1 million in 1949.
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United States
Marketing Service Dept. of Agriculture
Ottawa
Horticultural Show Acclaimed Success on Page One
The show highlights winners across vegetables and flowers with multiple exhibitors. Entries include cabbage cauliflower carrots celery citron corn cucumber onion pepper potatoes pumpkin squash tomatoes asters carnations gladiolus dahlias marigolds nasturtiums petunias phlox gladiolus roses and arrangements by J Henderson A Kingsbury E Hosking Mra J. etc. The array features numerous named participants and crafts a vivid portrait of the event’s breadth.
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Hosking
Geo Bolton
B. Root
C.H. Harris Celery
Arthur Bolton
A B Root
J Henderton
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Frank Kelso
A.kingsbury
G Armstrong
A Kingsbury
Arthur Wolton
Fred Alton
K. M. Hosking
Roy Young
A Kingsteers Aoqov
Stanley Stewart Aster
Fred Alton Asters
J Henderson Aastern
J Henderson
FE M. Hosking
Myrtle Moore
FE. M
Nickell
Dahlias
A. Fao Moot
EM. Hosking
Galhardia
FE. Nickell
Gladiolus
F. Nickell
FE Mo Hosking
Garden Club Flower Exhibit Listings And Anecdote
A Madison Avenue bus overheard remark notes someone ill with a disease. The item lists plants and displays including African violet Begonia geranium and house plant entries attributed to members such as Mrs Nickell Mrs Hauser and Wayne Hosking. It mentions Donna Kingsbury Arthur Brown and Bruce Hosking among exhibitors. A 1943 statistic states Canada produced textile goods worth far more than the wheat crop and five times gold.
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