Field Day At Halton Park Draws Large Rural Attendance
The third annual agricultural field day at the Alten Federation grounds near Lowville drew about 1600 to 2000 attendees Saturday June 19. Organizers led by WW Robertson showcased a new bridge over 12 Mile Creek, a fine recreation park, and busy booths with lunches served by Dublin W I. Results included Nassagaweya 4 and 5 winning the Milton Milling trophy in softball and Palermo Junior Farmers edging Acton Juniors 9 to 8. Awards went to eldest residents Mrs S H Lindsay and a tie for eldest gentlemen Geo A Bell and Thos W Bell.
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Trafalgar
Milton District Co-operative
Palermo
Acton
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Campbellville
Verna Thompson
Gordon Thompson
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Lindcock
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Norval
Five-Team League for Norval Midgets
Norval Midgets join a five team lacrosse league with Brampton Caledon Fergus and Weston plus imports from Georgetown. The schedule runs until July 28 with four teams to reach playoffs. Readable rosters list 16 and under players including Doug Allen Lloyd Sodore Ron Fendley and others. Georgetown players Bud Varey Paul Barber Joe Louth Terry Bludd Bill Howitt join.
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Doug Allen
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Rous Oldham
Sho Termoto
GRC Plans Use of Armories for Recreation
Georgetown Recreation Council reaches agreement with army authorities to use the armouries for Monday and Wednesday evening activities. Mayor Gibbons completed the action after a prompt request, with potential program expansion this fall thanks to the new facilities.
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Cattle Hide Stocks in Canada End of 1947 Rise
Stocks of raw cattle hides in Canada at the end of 1947 totalled 693,000 an increase of about seven per cent over stocks held a year ago, reflecting stronger demand or supply shifts in the beef and leather sectors.
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