Galton Forum Debates Surpluses and Food Distribution
Forum delegates discuss global food sufficiency and the surge of surpluses if purchasing power matched production. Groups disagree on price adequacy and market access, noting Canadian farm impacts from trade stoppages and youth leaving farming. Proposals include UN action, processing advances, and fair exchange to balance exports and imports.
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Canada
Farm Forum
U.S. No. 7
Nassa- Raweya
United Nations
Zimmerman Group
Sniders Corpers Group
Bannockburn
Acton Citizens Band Elects New Officers for 1953
The Acton Citizens Band held its annual meeting on January 21 and elected a new executive for 1953. President Tommy Nicol, vice president Bing Ramsden, treasurer Tom Ware, secretary Elmer Smith, with Rudolph Spielvogel, Ted Tyler, Charles Mason, and Lawrence Wicek on the committee. Mr. Perrott was again bandmaster with Spielvogel as his assistant. The band plans to perform at least 10 concerts in Acton during 1953.
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Acton Citizens’ Band
Tommy Nicol
Bing Ramsden
Tom Ware
Elmer Smith
Rudolph Spielvogel
Ted Tyler
Charles Mason
Lawrence Wicek
Perrott
Spielvogel
Acton
Windy weekend with visitors from three cities
A diary excerpt describes a windy weekend with guests from Islington Niagara Falls and Toronto. The writer notes crowded visits a train schedule a Parliaments Buildings job and a touch of humorous coincidence involving a nephew’s license renewal. The piece laments intrusive advertising and reflects on reader stories and daily chores.
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Islington
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Hamilton
Sister Ko
Parliament Buildings
Bob
Guile
Jsteske
Pocket bucket folds for campers and pockets
A rubber bucket holds a gallon and a half of water and folds compactly for portability. The design fits in a pocket and can be carried easily, appealing to campers and outdoor enthusiasts seeking lightweight solutions.
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Financial Post
Mrs. Evelyn Lillycrop Dies at 41 in Milton Township
Mrs Evelyn Lillycrop of Nasangaweya township died January 16 after two years illness. Funeral held January 19 at Grace Anglican Church Milton conducted by Rev Green. She was born Esquesing township 1911 married 1951 in Toronto to Ernest Lillycrop and left husband son William Patrick Richard Lambert, two brothers, two sisters and several relatives. Interment Evergreen cemetery Milton.
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Green
Grace Anglican Church
Milton
Evelyn Lillycrop
Ernest
John Pearson
Eva Ongiato
Guelph
Elsie May
Esquesing
Toronto
Ernest Liltycrop
Ht J
Moffat
William Randell
Wilfred Crozer
Milton Nicholson
Duncan Timbers
Cameron Watson
Walker Dennis
Evergreen Cemetery
Early Canadian Gold Mining Began with Denys Concession
The history of gold mining in Canada traces to 1654 when Louis XIV granted Nicholas Denys a concession to mine gold in Nova Scotia.
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Canada
Louis XIV of
France
Nicholas Denys
Nova Scotia
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E. P. Head
Complete Eyesight Service
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Janie
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Northern Electric
Phillips
General Electric
Hallicrafter
Ballentine Motors
Milton Electric
Ginger Farm
Acton Free Pross
Gwendoline P. Clarke
Mitchie
Mitchie-White
Waterloo
Temmeton
Struggsta
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Service OF Hamilton
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Mike”’ Coxe
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