Wildlife Week observance honors Jack Miner in Ontario tribute
A fragmented Ontario note on National Wildlife Week April 6 12 honors Jack Miner and his conservation work at the Ringkasdale sanctuary. It recalls Miner’s early life and calls for renewed wildlife protection efforts across Canada with public awareness in Parry Sound and other districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Miner
John Thomas Miner
Onearias
Woth
Rkringcasdle
Ontario
Urata
George
Bertage
Urget
Bard Denese
Ralph MacDonald
Ralph
BNS
Bronze Arrowhead Course Brings North Halton Scouts Together
Eighty three year old Acton Mree Press notes North Halton District Scouts from Milton Georgetown Acton Norval and Glen Williams attended a Bronze Arrowhead Course at the Milton Scout hall. The program included patrol formation lectures on patrol discipline compass relays and signaling with a bivouac and closing ceremonies. The weekend featured games songs and demonstrations led by Scout leaders including John Goukting Fred Cooley and Jack Meade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiatt
Milton
Acton
North Halton
Milton On Vralay
Millan
Georgetown Wain
Norval
Glen Willams
Fred Cooley
Aera Jack Meade
Hemnor
Vmearty
al Neem
Circle
Bellingham
Pope
Jack Meade
Dell Bell
Fred Coles
Paul MccGeachie
Carmen Woodburn
Bull Henty
Ricky Curne
Tronto
Daily A38 Schedule Fragments
Readable fragments show a timetable note with times 3.98 p.m. and 3.68 p.m. alongside symbols Sun Hel and an unclear prefix 633 am. The item records a clocklike schedule excerpt without explicit events or locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun & Hel
Recollections on Pioneer Roads and Early Toronto Transit
A fragmentary account recounts 19th century roads linking lake sites from Cataraqua to Niagara and the Credit River. It notes bridges, road surfacing, and several routes including Dundas Street and Centre Road, plus stage lines and Canada Company plans shaping early travel routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himer Welahts
Desert
Credit Wallis
Unet
Lake
Frome Cataraqua
Niagara
Cottiers
Paris
Frontenac
Sragata
Detroit
Dunibes
Sud
Credit
Dundas Street
Toreponte
Port Pcreat - Sthertville
Dandas Street
Liutheter
Teuntiavetors
Whato
Lakeshore
1 “Co
Fuera Timber and Credit
Ouro
WSO
Letheshore
Widm Street
Toronto
Chinguacousy
Cated
Centre Road
Edmonton
Brumptom
Orangeville
Abe
Smelt Time On Lakeshore Fishing Methods Noted
Report describes smelt fishing on the Burlington Canal with 6 x 8 inch nets and dip nets 6 x 6 feet using 30 foot legal gill nets. Licences required for longer gear. dip nets exempt. net holders must accompany gear when operated. illegal to join two seine nets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Canal
Dong
Vermont Students On Quebec Project
Vermont students participate in a two month French speaking exposure in Quebec as part of a social sociology project. Dr Rosner, anthropology professor, oversees field work funded by Ford Foundation. Two students live with French speaking families in Montreal and work in volunteer dining jobs in Trout River and Granby Quebec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Vermont
Quebec
Cameron Cude
Mitton
Conte
Ford Foundation
Canada
Rosner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miner
National Wildlife Week
Jack Mane
Barry
Tarads
Foresta
Egonmeny
Bess
Parry Sound
Trent
The
PSP
the Bank of Nova Scotia
Net
RNH
W. A. Woodburn
Acton Mree
Tag Pen
Patrola
Hey
Gunn
Patel
G Mill
Organisation
John Goukting
Adi
Dey
Ty Hoy Young
Ibe Ros Young
Rein
Sun
Hel
Guelph
Kitchener
London
Wiles Confectionery
Nees
Sant Farend
Port Credit
Walter
Severin
Beatin
Aedtere
Stese Oteooshere
Fiest
Suelo
Ely
Tys
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