Mil ton hosts Halton Crop Improvement meet and trials
Booth wins Canadian Industries Special at Nalton Long Term Pasture show as Halton Crop Improvement Association reports on January meetings in Mil tana. Demonstration and check plots compare forage mixes and milk yields from Holstein cows, with seasonal clipping, hay yields, and value tallies.
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Wea
Booth
Trafalgar
Nalton
Cémgettioh
Halton
Miltanoan
Wai. Haeath
Kentucky
Acre
Elo Ree
Toronto
Walton Agricultural Society Elects New President
Milton Jaoem Hott elected president of the Walton Agricultural Society at the WHS annual meeting held at the Courthouse last week. A small gathering marked the 59th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Thos Chisholm on Court Street in Midland January Ath. Toronto Philharmonie Chote will perform at Massey Hall on Thursday February 12 with conductor Robert S.y Hately leading a program praised for its broad appeal to Canadian music fans.
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Joaem Hott
Walton Agricultural Society
WHS
Thos Chisholm
Court Street
Midlton
Toronto Philharmonie Chote
Toronto Vietory
Massey Hall
Robert S.y Hately
Toronto
Georgetown School Seeks Expansion After Inspector Report
A fragmentary account notes Georgetown school showing a hockey team and stringent admission limits based on chest expansion. It mentions Inspector Skuece’s report read by secretary P. TRO Harrinsen at the school board meeting and hints at potential new classrooms and enrollment changes.
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Piha
Lie
Skuece
P. Tro Harrinsen
Sl Ohool Board
Countess of Strathmore
T.ol.d.e
Gerald McCallum
J. S. Hughes
Ray Whitmee
Ro Wicks
Frank Benner
Har- Late Grose
Herald
Erin Ban suffers head gash at Belfountain wiring job
Erin Leslie Ban, also employed with Graham Matthews, received a nasty head gash when a cross arm slipped and struck him during wiring at Belfountain. Also notes local happenings including officials elected at Erin Agricultural Society meeting and Henry Rutherford named Peel County Clerk following David Wilson’s death.
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Leslie Ban
Aiso
Graham Matthews
Belfountain
Messrs
Mundell
WF. McEnery
Earl Scott
Echo Lake
Ontario
Erin
Henry Rutherford
Peel
David Wilson
Grenville Davis
Erin Agricultural Society
Donald Matheson
Elmer McKinnon
Indview
FL McEmery
Sec -Treas
George C. Burt
Ernie Teeter
Advocate
Burlington School Board Elects Chairman for 1948
At the first Public School Board meeting in Central School Warren A. Nicholson was elected chairman for 1948. A town bell service was resumed after citizen effort and the appointment of Noel Turcotte was noted. A student exhibition titled The God of the Atom, a creation from the Macoady Science Institute, was shown under Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship Burlington. A gas outage disrupted hot breakfasts and furnace service due to a gas main break on Burlington Street, per Wentworth Gas Co.
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Central School
Warren A. N.cholson
Noj Turcotte
Elizabeth Stross
Macoady Science Institute
Los Angeles
Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship
Burlington
Wentworth Gas Co
Marin
Burlington St
Hamilton
Gazatte
Canadian Boy Scout membership hits all time high
The Canadian Boy Scout movement reports 103,759 members, an increase of 282 over prior totals. Leaders number 9,954 volunteers guiding the program as 94.80 boys per unit ratio helps explain the growth from the 1939 peak of 102,873 members.
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Canada
Christ the Bread of Life Exposition for Sunday School
A Sunday school lesson explains Jesus as the true bread of life inviting all who come to Him to receive eternal life. It discusses belief versus coming to Him, the Father’s will, and Paul’s prayers for deeper knowledge, urging Christians to grow in faith and spiritual understanding.
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Christ
Tielden
Test. Inc
Desis
Eadh
Jesus
Mina
Hom
Tim
Thor
God
Paul
Fragmentary query fragment on knowledge and value
A garbled excerpt presents unclear wording about knowledge and value. No identifiable persons places organizations dates or events are readable to form a coherent news item or summary.
Washing Dirty Eggs Outlawed in Ireland with Heavy Penalties
Irish Department of Agriculture imposes fines up to 400 for first offence and up to 80 and imprisonment for the second, curbing washing dirty eggs. Canadian farmers warn that washing eggs harms grade and price penalties under Canadian regulations. Dirty eggs from Irish producers now average under two percent.
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Hoek
Irish Department of Agriculture
Trish
Export‑oriented UK workforce grows by nearly two million
Nearly 2,000,000 men and women in United Kingdom industry are now engaged in manufacture for export. Ministry of Labor figures show the labor force rose in November by 77,000 to 1,911,000, nearly doubling the previous level.
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United Kingdom
Ministry of Labor
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St. Pauls United Church
Geo ED Elliott
Eliiott
Hays Ltd
Trafalgars
Nork
Georgetown
BOY Scouts
R. M. Bell
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Ekn
Master Dry Cleaners
FOE Woops
EXPOR
Halton Poultry
Turkeys
CO. Ledwidge
Ming’ Bt
Authotz
Service
Storma
THE
Bell Telephone
OP Canai
Commercial Printing Division
Acton Free Press
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