Ontario Steam and Antique Show Weekend in Milton
The Ontario Steam and Antique Association hosts a two day reunion with a parade at 1 p.m. from Bruce Street School to the race track and a grandstand display of early 19th to 20th century wares at Milton Fair Grounds. Weather optimism hinges on two sunny days.
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Ontario Steam and Antique Association
Weatherman
Baker
Toronto
United States
Bruce St
Milton Fair Grounds
Robert St
Halton Chiefs Attend Canadian Fire Chiefs Convention
Halton County sent five chiefs to the Canadian Association of Fire Chiefs annual convention in Kitchener for four days. A E Clement Milton Acton Oakville Trafalgar Burlington chiefs joined discussions on mutual problems and safety topics while Wilson Newton Clement served on committees. Women attendees enjoyed tours fashion shows and banquets hosted by Kitchener's fire brigade auxiliaries.
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Halton County
Canadian Association of Fire
Kitchener
A. E. Clement
Milton
Jack Newton
Acton
Doug Wilson
Oakville
George Wright
Trafalgar
Reg Law
Burlington
Wilson
Newton
Clement
Kitchener Fire Bagade
Ausiliara
Four Exhibitors Win at CNE Holstein Show Toronto
The Canadian National Exhibition Holstein Show in Toronto on August 24 and 25 drew 333 head judged by A. M. Barr of Kemptville. Waterloo led with Peel second and York third as top herds, with Halton and Brant among other counties placing. Halton exhibitors earned several prizes including Towell Bros in Paler mo, Ralph J. Ford of Milton, T. H. McGee of Norval, and the Leaver brothers of Campbellville garnering top spots in various classes.
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Toronto
A. M. Barr
Kemptville
Ontario
C.N.E
Waterloo
Peel
York
Brant
Halton
Wellington
Welland
Wentworth
Grey
Lincoln
Haldimand
Halton County
Towell Bros. Palermo
Ralph J. Ford
Milton
Iwo
T. H. McGee
Norval
Wand
Campbellville
George
H. Leaver
Power Packed Steam Engines At Pioneer Power Reunion
Ancient steam threshers and antique cars, preserved by enthusiasts, competed at the Pioneer Power Reunion at the Campbellville farm of Les Lowe. HM Lasby of Acton was guest of honor as the oldest thresher present. Cars filled two fields while fans snapped photos and children rode engines. racers tested their limits as drivers jockeyed for position.
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Thresher
Leslowe
Campbellville
Waterloo
Gilbertson and Laing
Eden
Pioneer Power
Les Lowe
R.R. 1
HM Lasby
Acton
Lasby
Enjoy Flight Home From Ottawa Holiday
Margo Irving returned to her home from a holiday spent in Ottawa. She was accompanied by cousin Bruce Neil and the pair enjoyed the trip home by plane. The notes mention several visits and gatherings across Oshawa Georgetown Guelph Haliburton and Acton with various relatives and friends.
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Margo Irving
Ottawa
Margo
Bruce Neil
Oshawa
Roy Currie
Gannon
Marlene Irving
Glen’ Mohre
Stinsoe
Finlay Carrie
George Brown
Haliburton
Roy Finly
Guelph
Fred Davenport
Kingsville
Ede Dasenport
Georgetown
A. McKenzie
Nanos_ McKernie
Alice Davidson
Getown Con
Clifford Brown
Orgille Brown
Acton
Two Cars Sideswipe Near Hornby Injures City Woman
Mrs Kathleen King of Georgetown required four stitches for a gash on the back of her neck after a sideswipe collision with a car driven by Harold Short of Hamilton on the Base Line near Hornby. Damage to both cars totaled about $1,000 according to police.
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Georgetassa
Hornby
Kathleen King
Georgetown
Harold Short
Hamilton
3.5 Million Track Licence Vote Debate
The article discusses a 3 500 000 track issue tied to liquor licensing in Pagé One with options for dining room licensure beer and pub licenses for men only and for women. It notes a 60 percent vote threshold and that approval does not guarantee liquor licensing. The Liquor Centre Board of Ontario would control outlets and the Yes Committee plans an office and voting day transportation.
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Pagé One
Liquor Centre Board of Ontario
L.¢C.b.o
Smith
Farewell Party for Mrs. Jack Newton in Toronto
A farewell gathering at the Currie home honored Mrs. Jack Newton wife of a popular councilor. Mrs. Gordon Currie and Mrs. C. FE. Nellis hosted an evening of court whist. Newton received a flower centerpiece and cup and saucer from 14 friends as lunch concluded the event.
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Jack Newton
Campbellville shuts out Dundas to take Halton series lead
Campbellville led by Garry Veild and Stan Henderson defeated Dundas 123 to 0 in Campbellville on Sunday to seize a 1 0 series edge. Henderson homered with three singles, while Moore Wingrove Cairns and Diedge contributed multiple hits as Campbellville's balanced offense and strong defense produced an errorless fielding day.
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Campbellvilly
Touake
Halton
Dundas
Campbellville
Garry Vield
Sesason
Lain Shields
McMillan Tan Gurrows
Jun
Hive
Martin
Dindua Gurney
Me Pit
Wilson
Stan Henderson
Ken
Police to curb traffic warning notices province wide
Provincial and municipal police departments will enforce stricter traffic penalties and abandon warning notices. Prosecutions are down while accidents injuries and property damage rise, says North Halton OPP Captain Charles Wilkinson.
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Cpt
Charles Wilkinson
North Halton
Tragic Lawn Mower Accident Near Georgetown
Police report a fatal lawn mower accident on a farm near Georgetown after a blade shattered on a rotary mower striking a boy named Robert Andrew Singleton as he and his father cut grass. The blade flew from the machine and caused fatal injuries. rescue efforts were unsuccessful.
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Islington
Georgetown
Robert Andrew Singleton
Robert
Milton
Pesta
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