Georgetown water main extension urged by fire chief
Fire Chief Harry Savings asked the town council to extend the water main from the White Bridge down Victoria Street to Victoria Crescent, citing inadequate fire protection in the area and the need to fund a new main when affordable. A Georgetown man, Francis Lorne McCailveay, died of a heart attack at his Guelph Street home on Saturday afternoon February 4. The Public School Board discussed funding for the Phibref project to address enrollment growth and facility needs.
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White Bridge
Victoria Street
Victoria Crescent
Harry Savings
Minee
Georgetown
Francis Lorne McCailveay
Guelph St Counce
Daa Neainte Plagumtege
Mo Ney Aix
Edwin Wilton Ae Stehkstaan
Ma Watson
Gabe
Bacon Show To Be Held At Milton And Trafalgar Hall
The sixth annual Hecon Show linked with the Seed Fair will take place at Multon Town Hall on Saturday March 18. Hog entries must be marketed at Canada Packers March 6 7 or 8 with judging by Halton Hog Producers Association officials. Prizes from the Dominion Department of Agriculture range from 90 to 1000 for quality carcasses and special awards for top Wiltshire exhibitors.
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Milton
Multon Town Hall
Halton Hog Producers’ Association
Canada Packers
Wabert Miller
Beare
Diane Fergrus
Belioe
Gla Campbell Brad
Dino Claten
Watt
Bacon Shaw
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Batton Hog
Assacistion Wall
Cath Bpeenit
Wiltshires
Ups
Dominion Department of Agreulure
Milton Intermediates Lose To Georgetown In Local Clash
A crowded night saw Milton Intermediates fall to Georgetown in a top tier showdown at the tree palace. Milton Ball executives approved new entry forms and a fresh yard plan for junior and senior divisions as part of Halton Association preparations. The Milton Red Cross Branch reported shipments of numerous articles in the year ending December 31. William Al Cuthbertson, ex Toronto resident, has become president and is moving Nicholson and Kelly into a transferred local business now named Canadian Champion.
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Trafadgar
Miamerial Hall
Trafalgare
Reeve W. H. Biggar
Gordon Porter
Avenue Road United Church
Toronto
Jack
Dankville-Trafalgar
Mio Brierley
Joehosen
Ytrafalgar
Oakville
Palermo Juniors
Kentucky
George B. Atkins
Halton Srs
King Edward Hotel
Toronton
Fartiork
Reeve Biggag
Stanley Lo Hall
M.P.P
Warden van Sickle
Milton Intermediates
Georgetown
Endlers
Tree Palace
Halton Association
Milton Ball
Milton Branch
Red Cross Society
AAI
William
al " Cuthbertson
Nicholson
Kelly
Canadians urged to boost export role for jobs and freedom
Bryce, president of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, urged Canadians in Winnipeg to embrace export trade as vital to national growth and employment. He warned excessive taxation and bureaucracy threaten freedom, and welcomed new immigrants as key to rapid development and high living standards.
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Roa Bryce
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Winnipeg
Rvee
Bus trips bring comfort for grandma and Peggy
A simple travel note extols a friendly driver and safe journey by bus. It highlights the enjoyment of the ride and the sights along the route, urging families to choose bus travel for their loved ones and add pleasure to their trips.
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Grandma
Peggy
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