Village Fire Brigade Plans Fire Alarm Boxes
The Vilage Fire Brigade is arranging to have fire alarm boxes installed throughout the village to aid in emergencies. Mr and Mrs Sutherland of Morienburg purchased the old Post Office building from Bonar Magill and plan to open a jewelry store alongside his watchmaking trade. Nell E McKinnon of Hillaburgh shipped 252 horses in 14 carloads to Montreal for Belgium to supply horse meat amid a food shortage. James Petch of RR 2 Caledon suffered a slight concussion Saturday night when crushed by a cow in his barn while herding the animal Inside Advocate.
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Moriénburg
Bonar Magill
Nell_E. McKinnon
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Belgium
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Canada as a Producer of Strategic Materials
Canada is a major or near sole producer of several strategic materials. The Industrial Defense Board aims to secure stockpiles and production for national preparedness. New Alberta oil fields and mineral discoveries in Quebec and Labrador enhance Canada’s role in democratic nations' reserves of strategic materials.
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Burlington Dinner Honors Fifty Years Of Editor Harr
A large crowd in Burlington attended a dinner at the Estaminet Friday to honor Elgin A Harr marking his fiftieth year as editor of the Burlington Gazette. The event underscored the community’s esteem for his half century of work. The police committee met Monday to review nine applications for the vacant police position left by Thomas Wall’s resignation and will recommend an appointment to council. Burlington Council approved a bid from Bickle Seagram Co for a triple combination fire truck including pump booster tank and hose body with standard accessories at 6580 dollars, excluding chassis.
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Elgin A. Harr
Burlington Gazette
Harris
Thomas Wall
Burlington
Bickle-Seagram Co
Acton Tanners Open Preseason Hockey In Sheeny Test Memorial
Georgetown hosts Acton and rivals Oakville and Weston in a six game preseason series for the Sheeny Test Memorial Cup at Georgetown. Teams practice in prep for an artificial ice era as local players shuffle rosters and competitions begin early.
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Georgetown
Georgetown Committee
Oakville
Weston
Sheeny
Sheend
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Hamilton
Toronto
Grant Gillespie
Lo Marzo
Owen Sound
Milton
Chuck Currie
Melanson
Oakville Shops Drop All Day Wednesday Closings
Oakville retailers scrap all day Wednesday hours adopted weeks ago to cut power use and return to afternoon closings. Subscriptions to the Trafalgar Memorial Hospital building fund reached 26 735.63 by noon Monday, as dedication ceremonies with Lt Governor Ray Lawson and Health Minister Russell Kelly marked the Remembrance Day observance.
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Trafalgar Memorial Hospital
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Is There a Santa Claus in Government Affairs
The piece argues government is not Santa Claus and cautions against trusting political promises of entitlements. It rebuts Liberal and Progressive platforms urging distributed gifts and tax tweaks, stressing citizens must fund benefits themselves and take personal responsibility. The author cites Dr. Brock Chisholm and political figures to illustrate the myth.
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More Plant Food At Less Cost
There is demand for higher analysis fertilizer in Eastern Canada. The total plant food matters, not packaging. Fertilizer analysis has risen from 12 percent twenty five years ago to 22 percent now, with grade shifts from 1-8-1 to 2-8-4 and today 2-12-6 or 2-18-9 in some areas. Higher analysis like 3-18-9 or 6-10-12 costs less per unit of plant food and requires less per acre to achieve the same results.
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Canada
RCMP Commissioner Wood Credited As 12th President Taylor's Great Great Grandson
The commissioner and district official notes reveal that T Wood CM of the RCMP is a distant descendant of Zachary Taylor the 12th US president.
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Zachary Taylor
Georgetown boards overrun budget by 1332 dollars this year
Georgetown Public School board reports estimated teacher salaries will push expenditures beyond the budget by about 1332 dollars at the November meeting held last Wednesday. David Bowman of CSM received the Military Medal at Fort York Armouries in Toronto for gallantry in action in Kenya. Elmer Burt’s Trige foxhound won multiple awards at the Milverton Western Ontario Fox Hunter show, including Best Dog and Best Female in Show.
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CSM
David Bowman
Fort York
Elmer Burt
Western Ontario Fox Hunter’s Association
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Carling
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How Is Labor Headed
A sober analysis warns that organized labor may dominate the Democratic party voice after Truman's win. It questions Taft Hartley repeal and cautions that gains for one third of workers could endanger free enterprise and two thirds of the workforce if wages and hours demands trigger widespread shutdowns and price pressures. The piece urges labor to accept responsibility and shared burden without harming the broader economy.
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Truman
Labor Hans
United States
Inbor
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