Farmer's Holiday proposed for Milton Fair Grounds event
The Halton Federation of Agriculture releases plans for a June 2 Farmer's Holiday at Milton Fair Grounds featuring an inter-township softball tournament for the Milton District Co operative Silver Trophy and a free ducky draw. Rural school events and other activities accompany a seasonable break from Labor Day, with clothing donations urged ahead of the National Clothing Collection from June 17 to 29. Ontario Health Minister Russell T. Kelly outlines needed items and the six million pound provincial quota, inviting Georgetown and others to aid those in need.
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Milton Fair Grounds
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Russell T. Kelly
Ontario
Georgetown
Ralph Ross
Milk subsidy repeal sparks higher prices across Canada
The government ended a 1942 milk subsidy, raising prices by two cents a quart nationwide. The note argues the subsidy was costly to administer, not saving money, and urges public education before further unemployment insurance hikes. It cites changes in the labour levy and comments on wartime employment trends.
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Donald Gordon
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The Canadian flag debate stalls for months or years
Senator Rupert Davies proposes a six month hoist of a flag study by Parliament's joint committee, which has cut thousands of designs to five. The column notes unlikely unanimity in Parliament or the public, urges shelving the issue, and defends keeping the Union Jack until a broad consensus emerges.
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Kingston
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Senate
Notable preacher to speak at Limehouse Presbyterian 86th anniversary
Rev W W Bryden MA DD principal of Knox College Toronto will be special speaker at Limehouse Presbyterian Church 86th anniversary service Sunday June 16. Bryden is a renowned teacher and religious scholar.
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W. W. Bryden
Bryden
Knox College
Toronto
Advertising and News Feed Shared By Local Paper
The piece notes that advertising space supports the newspaper and that events already occurred are news while future happenings serve as advertising. It frames earnings from ads as essential alongside reporting.
Lost or Strayed: Easter Attendance Plague in North Platte
In North Platte Nebraska Reverend Harold M Mallett places a church ad about two hundred fifty attendees last seen on Easter Sunday. He argues ongoing attendance beats holiday crowds and urges consistent Sunday worship to strengthen church life and community moral progress.
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North Platte
Nebraska
Harold M. Mallett
First Presbyterian Church
Mallett
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