Dominion Hotels claim early bowling lead after win
The Dominion Hotels beat Station Hotel 1184 1065 2310 in three games as Norm Morton rolled a 707 series. Dominion sits first with 25 points while Station and Beardmore’s trail at 19 and 12. George town actions in Georgetown and Acton show mixed results.
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Station Hotel
Dominion Hotels
Norm Morton
Dominion
The
Dominion Hotel
Station
Beardmore's
Storey Glove
Smith & Stone
Georgetown
Acton
Britain to Buy Rhodesian Tobacco Five Year Plan
Britain arranged to buy 46 million pounds of tobacco from Southern Rhodesia each year for five years. By 1949 nearly a quarter of tobacco sold in Britain’s shops will come from that territory.
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Britain
Rhodesia
Erin La Next to Receive Fire Engine at Hat
A fire alarm at Binkham School attic was contained by caretaker John D. Sinclair before major damage. In other news, Prof F F Morwick led an Ont ario Agricultural College rifle team to a win over Hillaburg with a perfect 100 score.
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Erin la
Binkham School
John D. Sinclair
F. F. Morwick
Ontario Agricultural College
Hillaburg
Prof
Morwick
Jong
Georgetown Elections Red Cross President and Water Chlorination
Le Roy Dale of Georgetown was elected President of the Red Cross Society at the annual meeting in the public library on Monday. An Ontario Health Department letter urged chlorination of Georgetown water. New lights installed at Georgetown United Church brighten the interior. Harry Graham returns from Orangeville to join Rogers Auto Supply in town at Motor Sales, and has bought the Frazer house on Edith Street with wife Mrs Graham and children Frank Sandra and Mary to move soon.
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le Roy Dale
K.C
Georgetown Red Cross Society
Ontario Department of Health
Georgetown
Georgetown United Church
Harry Graham
Rogers Auto Supply
Orangeville
Edith» S Street
Form Frazer
Graham
Frank
Sandra
Mary
Herald
Two Day Farm Auction in Eramosa Township
Public auction at Lorne Ella's farm north of Highway 7 between Guelph and Rockwood on March 16 starting 1 pm. Sale includes tractors and power machinery, horse and tractor implements, hay and seed, hogs and horses, poultry, and household effects with numerous farm items and building equipment listed.
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Lorne Ella
Guelph
Rockwood
Waterloo
I. H.C
Wasson
Clyper
Fatima
Vanguard
Ajax
York
Clyde
Jersey sale to auction herd of registered cows and heifers
On Tuesday March 13 the complete herd of fully accredited registered Jerseys will be offered in a private sale Baltimore style catalogues from Rockwood Jersey Sale Under Cover. The terms are cash on day of sale and purchases must be moved promptly to make way for the new owner.
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Rockwood
Utokla Institute
Chronicles of Ginger Farm Written Specially for The Acton
A feature piece titled Chronicles of Ginger Farm profiles the estate and its history through vivid scenes. It highlights key figures associated with the property and sketches its place in local memory for Acton readers.
Misdirected mail and winter woes in Ontario notes
A reader laments misaddressed mail including a letter to Mrs Clark from Toront o and tells of repeated misrouting due to similar names. He contrasts postal slips with post office errors, recounts snowbound lanes, trading eggs and milk deliveries, and muses on weather, transport delays, and the value of safety and money.
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Toronto
Clark
Ike Clarke
Clarke
Bob
R. G. Clarke
Wib
Protecting Our Future Prosperity Through Self Reliance
Canada faces a transition from agriculture to industry with limited global influence. The speech cites per person exports rising from $10 to $184 over 75 years and warns that losing foreign markets would cost everyone, urging sacrifice to maintain productive capacity and national prosperity.
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Canada
Europe
Asia
Sydney G. Dodson
Royal Bank of Canada
Jon
Smokers and Chewers Cost Canada Millions in 1945
Dominion Bureau of Statistics figures show Canada’s 1945 tobacco production valued at 264,070,467 with 181,959,233 in excise taxes. Net product value was 82,111,234, driven by 17,684,707,000 cigarettes and other tobacco goods including smoking tobacco cigars chewing tobacco snuff and other products.
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Dominion Bureau of Statiatics
Iaat
Canada
Tobmcen
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Robt. R. Hamilton
Optometrist
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Ontario
Chapple’s
Wyndham
Gueuelph
Angus Hennedy
Howling D
Storey G
Beardmore
M. Ploutie
Baxter
Aston Acton
Georget
Vyhore
Cooper's Clothing Store
Master Dry Cleaners
Joe Woods
WM. R. Bracken
Mutul Life-Assurance Co—btd
Halton Poultry Products
Turkeys
Milton
Erin
Eramosa Township
Jersey
Hindley & Escort
Milton T. Gilchrist
Ginger Farm
P. Clarke
Ontario Department of Highways
Province
Ieee Canada
Colts
Aveid “Iktealg Be
Farros
Bell Telephone Company OF Canada
Masshilst
Hof M
Bank of Montreeal
Searcian
MNIT
W. H. Clayton
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