Pollution figures exaggerated says R R Parker at meeting
A Port Credit meeting heard RR Parker, chairman of the Credit Valley Conservation Authority, defend the authority against inflated pollution figures. He cited a 30-year survey, urged sewage and dam improvements, and outlined plans for water flow stabilization and future development in the Credit Valley area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Valley Conservation Authority
Port Creat Council
Clark Hall
Greenaway
Credit Valley
Ontari Limited
Iit
Bagreve Kireas RR Parker
Pelluton
Parker
Heealth
Orang the
Silver Creek
Georgetown
Streetsville
Olengeville
Acton
Alex Mecharmn
Standards of Show Ring Criticized by Ontario Forums
Forum members across Ontario debate livestock judging standards in show rings and agricultural fairs. They favor performance and breeding records, seek commercial standards, and consider tightening rules to balance price, breed type, and reliable evaluation.
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Ontario
Cie
Inc
Privnt
Preporta Una
Ity
Cana das fish diet praised despite Canadian tastes
An article notes many countries prize Canada's fish as a fine source of protein and minerals while Canadians are slow to eat fish. It argues fish livers and lake, river, and seacoast catches should appear more often on menus.
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Epicures
Canada
Wataman
Golden Florida described to Nassagaweya W I members
November Nawagawey meeting held at Mes Weel's home with president Mire Cargell presiding. Lois Prayer and a discussion on school and parental duties followed, plus papers by Mrs Hathaway and others. Tea and refreshments served. the program included a note on wasps and their behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Nawagaweys
Mes Weel
Mire
Cargell
Mary
Lourds
Mie Mo Moffat
Josrr
Dewan
Ctien Galéee
Unclear text fragment from historic page
Fragmentary OCR reads like a jumble of dental terms and nome sequences with no coherent event, names, places, or dates. The readable bits mention teeth, crushing, metastasis, and vague actions but lack a clear news item, person, or organization to summarize.
The Bible Today In Marble Fast and Moderns
A garbled OCR style passage discusses The Bible Today and a mix of religious topics. It references Moses Abraham Jesus and various places and themes, though many words are distorted. The fragmentary text hints at magazine circulation and interpretation but remains unclear.
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Moses
Publawung
Mataah Ated
Purina
Abrahan
Jaca
Chieal
Jesus Phos
Coffe
Y Ladies Auxiliary Convention Caterers
The November morning of the auxiliary was held November 18 with DC members greet Mary Dunne. Members agreed to cater for the Vos Meas convention and to supply the necessary refreshments and help for the event.
Christmas Party Plans For December At The Orpheus
Arrangements were made for the annual Christmas party to be held in December with suppers at the clock. The menu was left in charge of Hatte K Footlit Games and prizes are to be arranged by Gwen Pesce and Kay Graham.
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Orpheus
Peram
Hatte K
Pittes
Gwen Pesce
Kay Graham
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Hay McMillon
Parke
Tretia Cotta
Tae Seas
Crest Valley
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Joon
Tai
Bea
Ion
Carmi Chadsroups
Judd Kons
Gemipa
Stantai Abe
Latoutad
Groupe
Mand
Sad
Amd
Groupes Lait
Robt. R. Hamilton
Fred A. Hoffman
Optometrists
F. P. Head
Guelph
St. George's Square
Comittee of Adjustment
Wed
Department of Planning and Development
Ko Hardman
Proute
M. C. Macklin
Officcer
TE Jones
No Keefer
Sal- Noelia
Cilisen
Padbury
Cumicm Fenship
Ham
Actagen
Tober
Ube
Coensehead
Halton County
Reeve
Bill Wilson
J. T. Hurst
Committee OF Adjustment
T. H. Jones
Town
K. Hardman
the Bible Today
Menee Pointe
Acton Billiards
Munhay Toop
M. Coxe & Son
Free
Milton and District Association
Bill Yoth
Cooper's
Ld.a. Wayson’s
Custom Cleaners
Symon Hardware Benson Shoes
Rachlin Jewellers
Ladies’ Auxiliary Convention
Aden Ale
E. Scott
Acton Public School Board
Thatdualzipal
F. E. Watts
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