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DARTMOUTH BECOMES THIRD LARGEST MARATIME CITY Royal Atmosphere Total War Surrounds Ranch |Bgainst Flies. BRANTVORD, Ont, (CP) = Brown, #8, a former Brant ord alderman, has been aging erty assessment to $121,000,000 iis managed by Col CALGARY (CP)~Bince Ib was, purchased by the Duke of Wind sor in 1019, the EP Ranch, 3 miles south of Calgary, has had the sure of glamor that royaity pay bills and taxes on the 4,000-| acre ranch and during the last five years & program has been 0 to try to make it & finan | cially profitable operation | The EP Ranching Company Limited of Britain was formed and introduced new methods of production and management on the ranch in 1956, The company Douglas { , chairman of British! Livestock ¥xports Limited, Col, Kennedy spends much of| his time on the ranch and takes an active part in its operation It has six sources of income, | Two are herds of purebred beef cattle and a third is a grade cattle herd, Wessex Saddiehack swine sre hred and Welsh ponies| part of the ranch is devoted to sheep and wool, ABSENTER. LANDLORD ls arived| We estimates that to date he Originally the EP em production of purebred Hyestock ris, {has caught almost 4,000,000 of but rdintely after the See nlortunately glamor does not DW Word Wer 1 became 8|the pests and figures he kills traight commercial cattle op- more in 8 single day then the average housewife does In a » eration, From 1950 to 1956 it! was managed for the Duke of| Windsor by the Canadian Pa-| cific Rallway, Although he vis ied the ranch regularly after buying it, he hasn't been there since 1951, In October, 1956, the first new shipment of wurehred livestock was brought om Britain. Wines then the progeny rge Eng lish white bogs and Welsh ponies have been sold throw Can ada and the United States, The EP is still far from bein used to capacity but as her and pastures are extended it is Tom Iifetime, expected to reach Ms potential within a few years, The ranch now has 17 head of purebred English Herefords and Mr, Brown at the B and has {hy Dr, Murray Fraser, medical) flies, / of heslth, for his "con tribution to public health," [77 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thondey, February 9, 1961 § obtained hono.. in the Toren. | Explaining his battle against flies, Mr, Brown said "Word scientists are greatly at the ever-increasing o tlsored 8 social ev AUDLEY ito Conservatory of Musie | Grade 2 plato examination lest AUDLEY = The chub spon ot Red Wing Reure tional Hall on Fri "day evening. Over » hundred adults joy bowling, dancing end cards, | The CGIT are having & crok- inole party In the church base Sanit this Saturday evening at pm. British Columbia, visited at the home of their nlece, Ms, Ant Hedge, on Thursday of last week, Congratulations to Susen Ri ichards and Peggy Bquire who week, | Mr, and Mrs, Harold r and family, of Pars, » spent the weekend at the home of Bert and Mrs, Guthrie, Dickie and Darrel Winter spent the weekend with Mr, snd Mrs, Bob Weston, of Oshawa, Mr, and Mrs, Fred Puckrin and Dignne visited with Miss Margrret Puckrin, Oshaw ening ", on Mr, and Mrs, Charlie Roach, Sunda ern series Trackdown, $100,000 in pristnnl rodeo mp- |are raised and sold. Another| Bustling Young "av pe Maritime Port Charles Vaughan, who retired |cows. There are about 38 as mayor of alifax Yast, fall, |MOritime Telegraph and Tele-| "oon. cows which are bred predicts that by the end of the phone Company, trying to cope|yith Hereford snd Gallowsy century Dartmouth will have|with the town's demand for bulls to produce excellent com. 2.2.0, ' more people than Halifax today. phones, are more impartial pro- mercial calves, I 4 | [ Mayor Akerley is even more! phets, They estimate Dartmouth! geome 375 Wessex Saddleback] 0 Y {optimistic, "We hope within the will have 0,000 residents within nogs are kept on the ranch and : p ' DARTMOUTH, NS (CP)== ($5,600,000 Halifax county debt, next decade to become the larg-|10 years, the Large English Whites are ' Six years ngo the Angus L.imost of it for schools, water and|est city In the Maritime provel Ag for the bridge, more than kept on 8 separate hog ranch] |, Macdonald bridge across Wall sewer lines In the former sube|inces." Only Halifax and Saint! 19,000 vehicles cross it on peak owned by the tompany. » ' rd numbers | EVERY FRIDAY EVENING and SATURDAY at BEAVER LUMBER fax Harbor took you to the urhs, However, the newly ac.\John, NB, are bigger now. |days now, They're planning to, The Welsh pony Halifax suburb of Dartmouth, quired territory will boost prop-| Perhaps the planners of the build a second one before 1970,| about 40 head population 15,000, Now it takes ---- p---- - -- THIS HOW TO INSTALL ARMSTRONG EXCELON YINYL FLOOR TILE ~~ ANYWHERE IN YOUR HOME w= UPSTAIRS = DOWNSTAIRS ~~ BASEMENT TOO! 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Over-crowding in| Halifax sent newcomers flocking aboard the ferries to find living space In Dartmouth When they started building the bridge in 1051 census-takers counted 15,037 Dartmouth noses The bridge, one mile long cost $11,000,000 and was finished In 1066 In the next five years the town averaged almost 2000 new residents a year, By 1060 the population was 24,600 DOUBLED SIZE On Jan, 1, 1981, Dartmouth doubled that figure by absorbing seven fast-growing suburbs, This amalgamation swelled its land aren to 16,000 acres from a mere 1700. By contrast, Halifax with 100,000 people is confined to a 4400-acre peninsula, Dartmouthians, a majority of whom work In Halifax, used to consider themselves suburban. ites, Now they have taken to calling thelr town one of "the twin cities of the East." The old label, "a bedroom for Halifax," doesn't fit as well as it did, Industrial growth has made Halifax a bedroom for many who work In Dartmouth, You hear a lot these days about Maritime economic prob. lems, Often overlooked is the fact that except for Edmonton and Calgary, Metropolitan Hal ifax, which includes Dartmouth, | has been the [fastest-growing metro aren in Canada, percent- age-wise, even outstripping Tor. onto | NAVY HELPED GROWTH Census figures show that be. | tween 1051 and 1050 the Halifax | fringe areas, Dartmouth among them, "gained 47 per cent in pulation, This growth was not st a Halifax overflow, Con: "tributing to the Dartmouth boom | are a navy air station, arma. ment depot, naval research establishment, munitions maga: gine, oll refinery, shipyards, alreraft repair plant, new elec: tronie, aluminum, cable and steel - fabricating plants, and gypsum and petroleum shipping termipals, Coming Is a federal oceanographic Institute now un. der construction, Communities of new houses and apartment blocks have spread in an expanding ring around Dartmouth, The face of the old town has changed too a 10-store shopping centre just off the bridge, another going up in the north end, new downtown stores and remodelled old ones The town has a new and flour: ishing weekly newspaper-the Free Press. Publisher Ralph Morton makes no hones about his hope to become a dally as soon as possible, For some things, citizens] must still look to Halifax. They | have no hospital of their own, They have a hockey rink, a baseball park and numerous] bowling alleys but no radio or television station, The RBG re-| jected a radio station applica: tion last year. They have only] one movie theatre, one hotel and one motel, although others are planned CREATED PROBLEMS | Most embarrassing of all was the decision by the Junior Chamber of Commerce to hold the town's big 'amalgamation ball" in Halifax. They said they couldn't find a place large enough in Dartmouth Mayor 1, W. Akerley, who fathered amalgamation, admits it created plenty of headaches| for town officials. 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