Milton Hosts Music Event Highlights at St Pauls Church
Outstanding 25 contestants in the first Hudson Hale Choir scholarship competition drew nearly 200 attendees including parents and music lovers. Rex Battle, renowned Canadian pianist, headlined a joint recital with the Halton Male Choir at St. Pauls United Church, marking a second concert in the series.
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Hudson Hale Choir
St. Paul's United Church
Hern
Milton
John Milton
Rex Battle
Singing Stars of Tomorrow
Halton
Weather and farm life from Ginger Farm diary
Gwendoline Clarke writes of continuous rain drying into damp conditions for poultry and calves at Ginger Farm. She details feeding the chicks with growing mash and grain, concerns about coccidiosis, and profitability of calves versus milk. plus the robin family news and the robin fledglings taking shelter as Mother Robin guards them.
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Mother Robin
Britain to Retain Oil Pipeline System
Britain will keep its oil pipeline network, a wartime lifeline for the RAF. The system transports about 5.6 million gallons daily to strategic centres, runs over 850 miles, and cost roughly 28 thousand pounds.
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Britain
RAF
Aleflense
Olline
Night blindness and vitamin A in wartime foods
During the war foods rich in vitamin A were valued by aviators to prevent night blindness. Carrots are highlighted for their vitamin A content and the vitamin’s role in healthy skin membranes and mucous linings for nose and mouth.
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Europe
Canada
Extensive Farm Auction Expects Wide Stock Offering
Auctioneer AR. Linn offers high grade dual purpose cows, cattle stockers, hogs, power machinery, tools, and farm implements. Items include cattle of various ages, prizes for horses, a Ford tractor with implements, mowers, rakes, binders, a Chevrolet car, and more. No reserve due to proprietor illness. sale day June 28 with cash terms.
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Elias Easterbrook
Littelph
Campbellehille
Stead
Nassagaweya
Brookyville
Reid
Brest
Ferguson Tractor
Ford Tracwith
MLB
Burlington officials edge Ontario mayor and reeve conference
Jolson township resident attended a three day Ontario associations of mayors and reeves meeting at Ottawa. The King Edward VI fountain on Brant Street was reopened for the season. A local resident was fined $2 for allowing a dog to run at large amid repeated warnings from Chief Smith. A two year old girl narrowly escaped drowning in the Spencer Park pond after slipping from a chute. Walter Cooper of Virtue's garage helped avert the accident.
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Jolson
Ontario Associations of Mayors and Reeves
Ottawe Taat
Brant and
Water Streets
Langdon
Reanna Jablonski
Mia
Edward Jablonski
Water Street
Spencer Park
Walter Cooper
Virtue
Gazette
Georgetown Cadet Audrey Sharpe Home With Parents
Audrey Sharpe, Indy cadet officer, is back in Georgetown with her parents Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Grieve after health concerns reduced her travel. The report notes recovery and a mass at Holy Cross where Fr. Bolger celebrated his second solemn high mass since graduating seminary, followed by a dinner. Fr. Morgan marked his 25th ordination anniversary on June 10 with roses and a hometown tribute.
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Harrington Harbor
Canadian Labrador
Audrey Sharpe
T. F. Grieve
Holy Cross
Georgetown
Fr. Bolger
St. Augustine’s Seminary
Fr. Morgan
Martin ‘Cummins
Spok
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Geiay
Ginger Farm
Ake
Acton Free Preas
Gwendoline P. Clarke
Grim
Cale
van Wyck Cleaners
Nicol Bros
A. J. Corbett
Mount Forest
Ont
Wicomes
Agar
Acton
Hornby
C. Austin
G. Picket
WM. Shulman
A. T. Brown
Free Preas
Bathurst ST
Toronto
AR. Linn
LL. W. A McMillan
Burlington
Stanley Park, Erin
Modern Aires Orchestra
Upwells Limited
F.C
London
Angs OF Heners Limited
Proape City
Bank of Monitreal
Cana
Dau
W. H. Clayton
Boof M
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