Halton Region Adds Wildlife As Fisheries And Pheasants Expanded
Halton county released 6,000 bass and 18,000 trout into local waters over two months and 1,300 pheasants joined stock from Oakville and District Hod and Gun club. Dudley Hitchcox led the effort with club members. wolves linger in Nassagaweya township. Fish were stocked in Bronte Oakville creeks and streams north of Milton while bass were released July and trout earlier. brown trout now inhabit Twelve Mile creek north of Lowville. Pheasants came from Oakville Rod and Gun club on Morden Road. a similar number released last year and wintered well. No pheasant shoot date set.
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Halton County
Halton
Dudley Hitchcox
Oakville
Milton
Georgetown
Black Creek
Credit River
Twelve Mile Creek
Lowville
Acton
Safety education for children and road crossing lessons
The piece urges parents and teachers to teach safe pedestrian habits to young children including looking both ways and crossing at corners. It notes early safety training can shape future drivers and mentions the Canadian National Exhibition marking its 75th anniversary with high expected attendance and planned attractions. The fragment ends with a miscellaneous anecdote about a boy and a fish tale.
Acton High School Moves From Fairview Place History
The late Sidney Smith Sr home Fairview Place built nearly 100 years ago becomes part of Acton High School after a 1885 fire and later sale to the School Board. The old building to be preserved as part of expanding Acton Public Schools while the main campus relocates to Mall Street in fall 1854. Waterworks at Fairview Place were provided by a hydraulic ram from Corporation Pond. A separate vignette tells of a quarrel between a couple and a donkey with a wry marriage joke.
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Sidney Smith
Acton
Acton School Board
Acton High School
Mall Street
Acton Public Schoul
Fairview Place
Corporation Pond
As We Came By Miss Robinson Delights Canadian Readers
A review praises Miss Robinson for a distinctive self assured style in As We Came By. The writer notes strong authorial voice and suggests she resembles a Telegram Ottawa columnist while praising Canadian books and poets and highlighting the 193 CN exhibition showing top athletes from Aug 28 to Sep 12.
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Countrie
Judith Robinson
Good
Miss Robinson
Oroate Telegram
Ottawa
Dorothy Livesay
Earle Brney
John D Robbins
Robert
Wes
Stephen
Leacock
States
Planers
Tery
Ec Canada
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Buick
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