Canada Farmers Debate Britain as Best Long Term Market
Farmers during a March 10 forum favored Great Britain as Canada’s best long term market for farm products, with the United States seen as a short term or proximity based buyer. They urged improved product quality, targeted advertising, and government help with handling transport to needy countries to build future markets.
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Great Britain
United States
Britain
Department of Agriculture
Minister of Trade and Finance
Halifax model city built by Boy Scouts under Sliver
Civil Defence and Traffic Control authorities plan to use a large scale Halifax city model projected in a cooperative effort with Boy Scouts and leaders led by District Scout Commissioner Paul D. Sliver Halifax The model features scale reproductions of buildings streets highways docks rail and transportation facilities
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Halifax
N.S
Boy Scouts
Paul D. Sliver
Auction Sale of Livestock Farm Implements and Car
Public auction at Nassagaweya Township on March 25 at 2:00 p.m. will offer a Hillman Minx sedan, mower, plows, rake, cultivator, slush, wagon, sleighs, cream separator, mixer, hay equipment, fence stretcher, wheelbarrow, and other small items. Livestock includes a bay mare four years old, several cows and calves, white shorthorn heifers, and Durham steers. No reserve. cash day of sale. Hindley and Elliott, auctioneers.
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Alex. Pringle
Nassagaweya
Spexside Side
Hillman
Durham
Hindley and
Elliott
Antique Display Showcases Riches of Two Centuries
A Limehouse W.A antique tea event in Memorial Hall featured a large display of items dating back to 2100 years. Curator Mrs Smethurst highlighted items such as a 1755 Cook Book and a 2100 year old Chinese bowl while prizes were awarded for oldest article and apron.
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Limehouse W.A
Memorial Hall
Christ
Smethurst
Scott
Europe
Asia
Scotland
New York State
Germany
Italy
Australia
Stewarttown
Clay
Tracy
Ireland
Bobby Burns
Hourne
Miss Ivens
Black
Georgetown
Fryer
A. Norton
Mrs. Osborne
Danny Hewitt
Acton May Enter Lacrosse Again
Acton may rejoin lacrosse after years of absence if a Tuesday meeting at Braden Hotel draws business leaders and sports enthusiasts to discuss forming a U L A team. The arena needs minor alterations and support is growing, with a session planned at 7 90 p m at the Station Hotel.
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Acton
Gamia
Braden Hotel
U. LA
Baxter Laboratories Triumph In Georgetown Semi Final
Baxter Laboratories won 6 to 1 over Rufn's Transport in Georgetown in the Georgetown Industrial League semi final. Goals counted by Somerville Timmins Marshall Zajac with assists from Stewart and Masters. George town arena hosts a longer format playoff schedule for Monday evenings.
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Baxter Laboratories
Labn
Georgetown
Rufn
Transport
Smith and Stone
Baxter
Jants
Somerville
Stewart
Timmins
Marshall
Everdell
Zajac
Masters
Seaneone
Jack Kentner
Geareetown Hockes
Dens” Raiders
Elmira Polar Bears
Elmira
Acton
Elmurra
Polar Bears
Raiders
Poulse
Emmura
Milton
Oakville Lakeshores
Oakville
0.I. A
Banter Labs Firtually
Burn
Tvtransport
Olan
Bob Marshall
Mew Yafe
Re Elect Officers of Halton County Baseball
The Halton Baseball Association held its annual meeting at Hawthorne Lodge on Saturday March 15 with a chicken dinner. Officers re elected for 1951 were President Peter McMullen Milton Vice President Bob Lane Georgetown and Secretary Treasurer J Waldse Milton. Clarkson withdrew as their ball park was taken over for land development.
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Halton County Baseball Association
Acton
Clarkson
Hawthorne Lodge
Peter McMullen
Milton
Bob Lane
Georgetown
J. Waldse
Halton Baseball Association
O B.A
B.A. Oil Co
Waterdown
Oakville
Brampton
Campbellville
Streetsville
Carlisle
Halton County cattle outnumber people in 1951 census
A Halton Ontario census shows 39 700 cattle to 40 654 people in 1951. The dairy heavy county reports 24 000 swine, 4 040 sheep and lambs, 2 575 horses, and 17 500 cows and heifers two years and over for milk. Butter production nears 50 000 pounds.
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Ahadu
Halton
Ontario Department of Agriculture
Tro
Department of Agriculture
Acton Baseball Plans Move Forward at District Meeting
Acton not invited to Halton County Baseball Association meeting, but Acton Intermediaa baseball club to hold its town hall meeting Thursday night to discuss unfinished business and current season plans. The district eyes lacrosse revival alongside baseball with local recruits invited and an UlA entry considered.
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Acton
Halton County Baasball Association
Vnhead
Acton Intermediaa
Town Hall
Reagan
Aston
Lhat
Intercat
Ontario Bantam
Mit
Canadian Shipyards Pile Up $250 Million Program
The Financial Post reports shipbuilding under construction and orders in Canadian yards total about $225 million with repairs refits and overhauls estimated at $35 million, for a combined program of $250 million. Much work will await material availability, especially steel and equipment.
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Financial Post
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Guelph
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Re Raa
Ean Ray ‘Eis Decorating
Acton Ontario
Andy R. Zensen
Moirs XXX
Neilson's
Taare
Station
U.L.A
Yountry
Canada
Ontario
Shortie
Pallantds Clothing Store
Mill ST
Harold
Mike’’ Coxe
Duncan Hines
Roy’s Taxi
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