Burlington enrolment tops five hundred with gender split
The Burlington high school totals 425 students with 210 boys and 215 girls, the girls slightly outnumbering the boys. A water main petition failed as no supporters offered full funding, per the Inter-Urban Area Board report on Clarksdale Group. Archibid Hector Armastrong, Burlington resident of eleven years, died at Guelph General Hospital after a brief illness.
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Inter-Urban Area Board
Fisher
Clarksdale Group
Archibid Hector Armastrong
Burlington
Guelph General Hospital
Gazette
Asbestos Mining Dominates Canadian Output Worldwide
Canada remains the leading source of asbestos, supplying major portions of global demand through its mining regions and export channels. Industry players and policymakers closely watch production trends as market dynamics shift with regulations and health concerns influencing future demand.
Acton Juniors Promote Baseball Despite Hardship
Acton Juniors, led by club executives and coaches, overcome funding uniforms and equipment shortages to reach the Ontario playdowns. Uney’s slow start, Simcoe’s 19 run edge, and Mawnt’s ineligibility shape a season of effort and late rallies. Harry Lawson’s return from New York camp boosts the pitching staff toward an Ontario title bid.
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Acton
Latern
Tenn
OTFA
Ontario
Simcoe
Cubs
Preston
Galt
O.B.A
Mowat
Harry Lawson
Lawson
New York
Georgetown Judy Wins Novice Class at CN FE Show
Judy, a six month old Dashhund owned by Margaret Villare of King St, claimed first prize in novice class at CN FE. The article notes lineage with Champion parents Dacha-Haven Melo die and Egyptian Matt, and mentions various local family and school enrolments and a wedding in Norval officiated by Rev JL Self.
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Judy
Lenair
Margaret Villare
King St
CNFE
Joyce
Champ Pion
Matt
Une
Teri
Bernard Jo Maller
Athoine
Ballinatad
Acton
Miller
Sidney Baker
North York
Graydon Chester
Noral
Mary Jean
John Westey May
Lawrence May
Norval
Jersey cow wins silver medal on Beaty farm
Lindale Basu D Flash, a senior three year old from Maurice Beaty's herd in Milton Ontario, earned a silver medal and certificate from the Dan Jersey Cattle Club after tests showing 9 009 pounds of milk in 305 days and 534 pounds of fat with 0 percent fat test. She is a daughter of Beaty's Brampton Ral Ward line, whose offspring have won many prizes on the show ring.
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Lindale Basu
Maurice Beaty
Milton
Ontario
Dan Jersey Cattle Club
Flash
Mr Beaty
Brampton Ral Ward
Rave
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Peecher
Braerdell
Manning Electric
H. Coles
Guceras
Uney
Scofferi
Acton Park
Ontari
Muat Confeas
Scribe
Fortune
U Vo
John Mawnt
Galt Terner Papa
Hespeler
OHA
Government OF Canada
Pax Dee
Orangeville
Bottling Works
Georgetow
Jersey
Georgetown
Saentlemarn SS
Midway
CD. Graham
A. Robinson
Essotane
Imperial Oil Service
Britain
United States
Imperial Oil Limited
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