Milton Board Endorses Kindergarten Introduction at Public School
The Milton Board of Trade endorsed the kindergarten plan after hearings with the Woman and School Club contesting the move. A new drainage bylaw for Lot 10 Con 7 was proposed along with a bylaw to levy township rates. A 27.4 mill rate was set, up 2.6 mills from last year. Constable Canning resigns effective July 1 after June 18 submission. 26 applicants for Chief Constable. Jon E. Crowe won multiple prizes at the International American Peony Society Exhibition in Guelph on June 2 and 3.
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Climsen
Milton
Milton Board of ‘Trade
Wome
Trafalgar Council
Constable Canning
Milton Couneil
Jon, E. Crowe
Guelph
Halton
Georgetown
Invincible Oaakville
Personality as a Power of Leadership and Charm
The text discusses personality as a promotive force for success. It links charm, friendliness, enthusiasm, buoyancy, and a daily optimistic attitude to how people meet others and engage with the world. It argues substantial qualities like intelligence and efficiency reinforce this impression and that personality can be developed for leadership. Modern life fosters the trait in many people.
Acton Intermediates Face Slump Amid Harsh Fan Backlash
The Acton Intermediates endure a rough patch as longtime supporters vent dissatisfaction over recent losses. A Milton bench dispute and heated comments from a County Town game inflame tensions, while Georgetown’s strong potential contrasts with the team’s current struggles.
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Acton
Wir
Barehall
Georgetown Hia Pons
Halton ‘County League
Ville
Toronto
DDT Kills Bedbugs and Delays Return
Dr Twinn of the Dominion Department of Agriculture told the Ontario Retail Druggists Association that five per cent DDT spray or powder kills bedbugs and prevents reinfestation for months. Treat bedsteads and mattresses and lay a barrier to destroy the insects even if all hiding spots are not found.
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DR. Twinn
Dominion Department of Agrculture
Ontario Retail Druggists’ Association
Twinn
Lin
Erin United Church Induction Service Featured
Rev. Mr. Somerville was inducted as pastor of the Erin United Church on Wednesday evening. Rev. S. J. Van Loar of Paisley Memorial Church Guelph gave an address on faithfulness and mutual understanding as keys to success. Rev. David Paton of Chalmers Church Guelph conducted the induction and the Somervilles were welcomed by attendees at a social hour in the church basement.
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Royal Bank
Somerville
Erin United Church
S. J. van- Loar
Paisley Memorial Church
Guelph
David Paton
Chalmers
Advocate
Georgetown council to mark cenotaph and arena with memorial plaques
Georgetown council orders memorial plaques for the cenotaph and arena listing thirty nine names of darky men killed in the last war. The project costs about 1200 dollars. The Willoughbys and Diane Willoughby summer residence in Georgetown. Mrs Larsen dies in Amborg Denmark as husband departs for Denmark. Norm Brown moves into Main Street N home planning tourist cabins. Herald.
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Darriet
J. A. Willoughby
B. E. Willoughby
Diane
Inker
Georgetown
Thomas Larsen
Glen Williama
Amborg
Denmark
The
Xad
Malton
Norm Brown
Nancy
Main Street
Walter Evans
Norm
Herald
Burlington Seeks Growth With School Expansion Plan
Burlington Oakville and district high school board has secured Department of Education sanction to spend up to 500 500 for an addition to the high school. Plans approved and the board calls for teachers as the municipality grows with substantial building, including new homes. Mayor Craig notes one 20 cent permit for Hercules Powder plant extension at Freeman. MP Hughes Cleaver projects mail delivery and 2000 house calls needed for delivery within Burlington.
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Oakville
Department of Education
Burlington
Craig
Hercules Powder Corporation
Freeman
Chamber of Commerce
Hughes Cleaver
M.P
Mall Devery
Cleaver
Burlington House
Giazette
Oakville Rescue Stops Possible Drowning In Bronte
A fourteen year old girl, Yarmila Slavic from Lakeshore Highway West, nearly drowned in Bronte but was saved by Andrew Rogers of Hamilton who rushed to assist as others arrived. The incident occurred Sunday afternoon in deep water where the youth had struggled after stepping into a deep hole.
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Bronte
Andrew Rogers
Hamilton
Yarmila Slavic
Lakeshore Highway West
Tate
Tras ‘Falgar
Milton High School
Oakville
Buck
Milton
Stur
Women hold record life insurance sales in 1930s study
A New York Herald Tribune report notes U S women own nearly 40 billion dollars in life insurance, about one fifth of all policies in force. The Institute of Life Insurance released 147 sales and ownership figures showing women purchased over 3.5 billion dollars in new life insurance during the year.
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United States
Institute of Life Insurance
New York
Heredy Tribune
Passenger Pigeon Tale Draws Ontario Reader
Mrs Osborne Mitchell of Streetavile writes a comprehensive account of the extinct Passenger Pigeon. The nearly 200 page volume argues against fanciful extinction theories and explains scientific causes. It notes no living pigeons remain but museum exhibits in the Ontario Museum Toronto attract thousands.
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Ontario
Osbhorne Mitchell
Streetavile
N. America
Mitchell
Gulf of Mexico
Atlantic Ocean
Lake Michigan
Oval
Onario Museum
Toronto
America
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Arthur Ont
WW. Ooles
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Erin
Carden Street
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