Mullin Named Halton Liberal Candidate At Milton Nomination
Owen Mullin of Budington was chosen Liberal candidate for the upcoming provincial election at the Halton Liberal nominating convention in Milton Town Hall. He defeated Burlington’s Deet J. Ryder on the final ballot. Peter Papillon of Acton and Bud Whiting of Oakville had declined to run.
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Blatt Phot Halton Liberals
Milton
Qwen Mullin
Association
Lester Whiting
Claude Vipond
Oshawa
Yertola Owen Mullin
Budington
Halton
Milton Town Hall
Deet J. Ryder
Burlington
Peter Papillon
Acton
Bud Whiting
Oakville
Prince Edward Island
Ford Motor Co
Mullin
Lowville
Avro
Halon
Curiosity Dangers for Toddlers and Safe Practices
A rough child safety guide warns caregivers to protect a one to ten year old from injuries. It emphasizes never leaving a baby on a bright surface, securing doors, keeping away from washing machines and hot objects, removing sharp items, using safety straps, and supervising near stairs and windows. It cautions about electrocution poisons and small objects, and stresses careful label reading and preventing drowning with constant supervision.
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Yan Baby
Steve Alway
Withhold Decisions On School Tenders
Tenders for an addition to the Robert Latthe school were opened by the public school board chaired by C O W Bradley. Architects A Barnes and Lispester RK prepared specifications calling for 12 units, five to be completed by 1 395. Principal G W MacKenzy and trustees W Wolfe T Watts in Mo Smith E Marks and M Root attended with the architect and inspector.
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Schol Board
Beard
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Lispester
Bornheld
Pemahton
C OW Bradley
Atve
W Wolfe
T. Watsin
Mo Smith
E Marks
M. Root
G W. MacKenzy
Daylight Saving Time Origins in Franklin Era
The article notes daylight savings time was proposed by Benjamin Franklin in 18th century France but not adopted until World War I to address electrical power shortages, a burden for farmers and a boon for city dwellers.
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Benjamin Franklin
France
Acton area community notes and youth events
Grade 13 students plan graduation banquet and a new venture. Local church upgrades shingles. safety day planned with roadside checks and bike safety tape. Activity includes Acton Intermediates baseball, kindergarten registration, and a fishing report highlighting local catches by Milton residents.
Visitors arrive in a Weston area note of weekend calls
A long list records weekend visitors to households in the Weston area. Names include Watter Parhier Toronto Th McCutcheon Harvey Jestin Patsy Nancy James Mills Galt Alton Rockwood Penetang and others visiting relatives in Guelph Acton Brampton Burington and Brant towns.
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Watter Parhier
Toronto
Th. McCutgheon
Harvey Jestin
Bobby
Leddestin
Patsy
Nancy
James Miie
Rookwood
Alf Couling
Chas. Hamilton
Harry Alton
Penetang
Ernie’ Walker
Lucille Walker
Buntington
Ima
Mire
Robert Patten
Guelph
Alshore
Aalth
Albert
Ware
Bert Ware
Jeaste
George Ware
Billie
Acton
Ernie Edwards
Hnd
Dave Mills
Burington
Alberta Prairie and Forest Cover Split
The article notes that more than half of Alberta is forested while only the southern portion remains true prairie, highlighting the province's varied ecology and land use.
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Alberta
Prairie
Algonquin Park Draws Large Attendance for Interpretive Programme
Ontario's Algonquin Park reports high participation in its seventh Interpretive Programme guided by the Division of Parks. Grant Taylor notes watershed protection and wildlife management themes as 108,200 visitors signed the museum register, with actual attendance higher.
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Algonquin Park
Ontario
Division of Parks
Tim
Grant Taylor
Willife
Winttore
He Regin
Campers and Smokers Worst Fire Causes in Ontario 1958
Ontario fire data shows campers and smokers responsible for about nine tenths of the year’s 5,568 forest fires, which burned around 36,652 acres. The Ontario Department of Lands and Forestry notes the record improved over 1957 but far below 1950 levels.
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Ontario
Kionan Agency
Campere
Amokers
Timber Losses From Crown and Private Lands Fire
Estimated burn affected 4.721 cubic feet of merchantable climber on Crown Lands and 2.465,432 cubic feet on private lands. Merchantable timber value listed as 311803.41 for Crown lands and 7005.94 for private timber. Fire fighting costs through January 15, 1959 totaled 720,773.56.
Canadians Employed Across Manufacturing and Resources
The article notes a large Canadian workforce spans manufacturing alongside the combined industries of farms forestry fishing mining and construction, highlighting broad industrial employment.
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