Halton Sends Hall Back to Queen's Park and Cleaver Wins
The Halton County election results show Stan Hall re elected to the Ontario legislature while Hughes Cleaver wins a federal seat. Allan Nicholson challenges Cleaver as a strong opponent in a tight race. Cleaver’s local popularity is reflected in a December deficit turning into a liberal surplus in a week.
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Stan Hall
Hughes Cleaver
Halton
Ontario
Hall
Queen’s Park
Cleaver
Allan Nicholson
Ottawa
Town planning urged to curb factory smoke in Georgetown
Georgetown residents clash with Georgetown Clay Products over smoke nuisance. A zoning by-law is proposed to protect homeowners and future builders in residential districts from undesirable industrial erection and declining property values. Past attempts at separating zones failed, but planners urge immediate practical action to prevent future disputes.
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Georgetown
King Street
Co operation yields hours of sale plan for local garages
Eight Georgetown garages unite after hours of sale ban lift to publish a mutual plan. The schedule offers 7 am to 7 pm hours with Saturday night openings and Sunday rotations. Changes will be minor as the system operates, aiming for maximum public service and minimal worker hours.
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Georgetown
Newspaper All Staff Vacation Plan and Sugar Beet Breakthrough
The Herald announces a full week closure for summer vacation to avoid staffing issues, with dates to be announced. The editorial notes a historical problem of producing sugar, citing Napoleon and sugar from beets as a solution by a scientist over a century ago.
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Napoleon
Halton Juniors Awarded Championship Trips at Mil-ton event
The Halton Junior Homemakers and Live stock judging contest held in Milton on June 2 featured Meat in the Menu and Clothes Closets Up To Date projects. Betty Ruddell won the Championship Trip with a team including Shirley Wright and Jean Lindsay. Angus McNabb earned the Calcago Trip. awards were presented by local officials and bankers amid speeches and a Bennett Orchestra dance closing the day.
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Federal Livestock Branch
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Peel County
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Ashgrove
Bank of Toronto
Shirley Wright
Limehouse
Jean Lindsay
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Ashgrove Womens Institute
DeForest
Viola Brigden
Marion” Hunter
Georgetown
Marion Currie
Evaline MccCaig
Jessie Wingfield
Margaret Ford
Verna Webster
Norval
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Palermo
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Hornby
Douglas Alexander
Stuart MrMillan
Orville Orr
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Bank of Nova Scotia
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Bill Alexander
Duncan Campbell
Baronston
John Curtie
Donald Robertson
John Picket Jr
Thos. Blakelock
Mason Knitting Co
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Lloyd Crawford
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Clayton Dick
W.J
H. C. Morris
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Campbellville
Nassagaweya
John Y. McNabb
Bennett
Sugar Pooling Limits Canadian Share During Shortage
The text explains that Canada along with the United States and Great Britain divided the world sugar supply on a per person basis. Canada received 5 percent of the world total and any raise in beet sugar would only modestly increase per person allotments while reducing exports. Cane sugar remains essential and the global shortage persists, but the current pooling aims to fairness and shared limits.
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United States
Great Britain
Canada
United Church 20th Anniversary Rally Draws Large Crowd
About 60 to 70 Georgetown worshippers joined a Maple Leaf Gardens service marking the United Church of Canada 20th anniversary. An estimated 19 500 attended with a 1200 voice choir and Portia White performing. Georgetown service earlier featured junior and senior choirs and Rev. R C Todd preaching on The Gospel of the Kingdom. Bud Tost and Mrs Elma Harlow sang Hold Thou My Hand in a duet.
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Maple Leaf Gardens
United Church of Canada
Portia White
Georgetown United
Georgetown Women's Institute June Meeting Hosted by Mrs Norman Snyder
Mrs Norman Snyder hosted the Georgetown Women's Institute for the June meeting on June 6. Twenty members and one visitor attended. New president Mrs Wm Gin clair presided with secretary Mrs Harry Bailey. The agenda included hymns prayers minutes readings a contest titled Things Our Grandmothers Missed and prize questions. A picnic was planned for Actog Park on July 4 if arrangements permit.
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Georgetown Women's Institute
Wm. Ginclair
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