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services fires due to winngvequipment etc 65 600 4 rubbish source of ignition unknown 62 400 6 electrical power consuming appliances 47900 53 000 12 100 6 flarnmableiiquida including vapor explosions grease tar etc 45700 7 children and matches 38 500 smiscellaneous 37700 9 chimneys flues defective or v overheated 37000 10 lightning 29 800 11 spontaneous ignition 28200 12 open lights flames or sparks from combustion 22100 13 exposure 20000 14 hot ashes coals 15800 15 incendiary suspicious 15000 16 combustibles near heaters 13600 17 sparks on roof 12300 18 gas and a includin gas expl 10700 19 explosions miscellaneous and unclassified 8100 20 welding and cuttinc 4800 21 flammable liquid appliances inc d lamps blow torches salamanders etc 4500 22 sparks from machinery friction 4100 23 thawing pipes 3900 24 unknown 67500 total 843900 published for your information by united suburtkompny limited rumour trafalgar men seek pc nomination with the approaching convcn tion of the progressive conscrva live party of halton specula is rife as tt what will take place mr stanley hall present mpp has represented halton counu for sixteen years since the con servativcs won the 1943 election and since that time has not been opposed for the nomination however one of the county papers in the uuth has been-spe- culating as to whether thert be opposition this time or not in a recent item the oalcvilu record star announced that there were two potential candidates in thaf area and that in an interview ono had announced his candidacy the two men mentioned were a mr larry cond and mr glen cooper both of trafalgar town ship turther tolhis the article said that thcfjb had been rumours of disscntion in the county exec utive of the pcs and a rift was taking p ace this in turn was dc nied by the county president who termed tf utter rubbish there was no dissension and he was ccrtai mr hall would be the candidate and would capture the convention since then in an interview will the hamilton spectator the prey klent of the ypc group in bur imgton nelson area announced that at a meeting of hisgroup it was decided that their group would be supporting stan hall with all the ensuing publicity concerning the matter one thinj is certain the forthcoming pc con vention to be held monday night april 27th in milton town hall will be an interesting and possibly live ly one legion notes pwt3 thi bomtoton hmalo wodmsday april 2m ifs by le clark plans for the convention are in full progress these days and we understand that this one will be a real big affair the host bran ches kitchener and waterloo arc going all out and we should judge that there will be a real welcome we were impressed last conven tion at the sly subtle campaign waged to get it to that town and dis net while cornwall really came prepared to take it over us ing a really high pressure sales approach they were finally bested by the kitchener aggregation and district cornwall had even gone so far as to print a special bulle tin on coated stock about sixteen pages banners everywhere and a suite where visitors were wel come and royally treated if you follow our drift they even used the pitch about the queen coming to open the seaway and the pos sibility of a roval appearance at the convention on the face of it they seemed a shooin to let the convention hut kitcht ner in an la slow way graduall gathered strength and support from ever where and finally by the time the vote rolled around easily led the race taking aboujthree quar lers of the votes over cornwall and a last minute entry hamilton i t col the hon kciller mac kay dso will open the gonven tion as everyone knows he k lieutenant governor of ontario and a past president of the ontario command of the canadian legion he is one of the truly greats of the iegion having taken an active interest in oer phase and m deed drafting our original conti lution his efforts as aji advocat for pension for veterans in th early depression days is a great one and een upon his ascent to the office of master wf- the sup reme court of ontario he found time to take a great interest in the legion one of the highlights of the last convention to the writer at least was the visit of the rt hon milton gregg vc former minister of lab- who opened the convention it was really worth while hearing him ind his various anecdotes of life as seen in the various places he had vi we think weryone was impressed with his handling of the whole week s activities and his active participation in them all right until the end of the conven tion we hope to see a good delega tion from the zone at kitchener district convention is this sun day and we hope to see a full com piemen from georgetown present most branches m the zone are send mg a colour party and delegates so far harry howard is taking a load and w hope that sports chair man gob will send some represent atives up to hear about the district sports this subject will without a doubt be on the agenda don t forget the big rifle com petition next friday may 1st m the armouries this is going to be a real big affair with some really fine shooting and entertainment there will be refreshments avail able as well as shooting for all those who wish to as well as the beam competitions the monthly meeting u this thursday night and jim murphy choose mrs roughley limehouse president mrs j e roughley was chosen president for the ensuing year when the limehouse w i held ther annual meeting in limehouse memorial hall on thursday apn 2nd mrs e sanrord and mrs sam gisby were elected first ond 2nd vice presidents mrs ted brown secretary treasurer and mrs j noble her assistant the district director is mrs frank brown with mrs jajnos no ble htr alternate branch dtrec tors mrs meredithiiairs harrj brown and mrs james noble press reporter mrs james nob e with mrs r culp jier assistant pianist mrs c meredith roll call mrs kirkpatrick flower and frutt conveners mi s jas noble and mrs berlin citizenship and cduca tion mrs mitchell and mrs jas noble agriculture and canadian industries mrs harr brown home eon mics and health mrs ril bert english mrs ii blull hist r ical research mrs kirkpatnck an i mrs mt rctfilh public rt lalions mrs h stull music festival mrs sandford and auditors mrs ber lin and mrs sanford in her rop rt t the members iht president favc a brief resume f the institute year from june 1958 when the ladies loured the alliance paper mill in july per ssi m was granted to use the i imehouse memorial hall for a newly formed cub group and la ter for the girl guides august was a holiday month however in september the insti tute inaugurated a gardens com petition for the school children which concluded with a display and social evening in september the institute sponsored two cour ses for local young girls wool and the club girl entertains and two leaders were sent to senior training school at milton for 3rd meal theme four meetings of demonstrations were held and two members gave demonstrations at the summary day meeting the w i is also kopt busy doing quilting and selling greeting cards catering for local affairs at the hall and sending flowers and fruit to the sick and shut ins as well as chrstmas cheer boxes at ohnst they also send contributions to queen elizabeth hospital salva tion army scott mission care navy league music festival w i bursar and sunshine school and award books to school children for attendance and improved grad mrs roughley presided at the meeting and opened it v ith the institute ode followed by the mary stewart collect the roll call and payment ot ices preceded mrs ted brown s financial rep ort and reports b all conveners follow ed the business boost a winner saturday night may well be the last local hockey gime of the sea son if hunters realtors continue their winning wajs let s fill the arena saturday and show that georgetown appreciates a winning team announces that just bv way of a change he has quite a surprise for us in the wav of lunch he sas 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