Polite Motorists Surprise on Visits
Edmonton reports a culture clash as pedestrians and motorists adjust to safer crossing norms. The piece recalls early Alberta traffic rules, contrasts horse traffic priority with modern rules, notes fines for jaywalking and motorist impatience, and observes pedestrians gaining equal rights under current law.
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Ontario town schedules of September events
Town by town list shows event dates in September and October for places including Acton Brampton Caledonia Collingwood Elmira Erin Fergus Georgetown Grand Valley London Milton Shelburne Teeswater Waterdown and more with several date ranges and locations. Dates vary by town and include weekends and multiple day spans.
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Elmira
Erin
Fergus
Georgetown
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London
Milton
Shelburne
Teeswater
Waterdown
Betty Ruth Corless Weds Montgomery Gordon Cotter
Betty Ruth Corless daughter of Mr and Mrs John A Corless of Moffat wed Montgomery Gordon Cotter son of Mr and Mrs William Cotter of Restoure Ont at Willowdale United Church in Willowdale Ontario Rev F W Jones officiated the ceremony The bride wore a ballerina length net over satin gown with pearl crown and veil and carried a bouquet of red roses and white carnations.
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Royal Winter Fair Move Hibers Aug 26 to Sept 10
Event details list a Royal Winter Fair running from August 26 to September 10 with moves and dates, indicating schedule shifts. The fragment references a hibers move and full dates, suggesting an event window and relocation notes without additional context.
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Royal Winter Fair
Bride and party in pastel gowns for Buffalo wedding
Bonnie Brooks served as maid of honor with a pale blue gown while Reta Corless was junior bridesmaid in pink. Linda Clubine wore pink as flower girl. Bruce Campbell was groomsman with Edward Jones and Donald Corness as ushers. After a reception at Armadale hall the couple departed for a wedding trip to Buffalo in pale blue attire.
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Reta Corless
Juliet
Linda Clubine
Bruce Campbell
Edward Jones
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Armadale Hall
Buffalo
Candles and Slogans Ship From Kitchener Plant
A Kitchener firm completed an order for 1,000,000 plastic candles to be used at Christmas time in 1952. The company also produced name plates for television sets and city slogans for license plates.
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NEW Line
Kitchener
Samson Synnott Pledges Exchanged at St Peter's Church
Helen Denice Synnott wed Alfred Henry Samson in a St Peter's church ceremony. Bride daughter of James and Mrs Synnott of Belwood. groom son of Mrs Samson of Cape Breton. Reception at Golden Beaver Ennotville. trip planned to Halifax and Cape Breton. Out-of-town guests from Rockwood Acton Guelph Fergus Streetsville Toronto.
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Helen Denice Synnott
Alfred Henry Samson
St. Peter's Church
Oustic
A. S. Feallaghan
James Synnott
R.R. 5
Belwood
Fred Samson
Cape Breton
Nova Scotia
Samson
Molly Bennnett
Colleen O'Sullivan
Mary Synnott
George Samson
Jack Leybourne
Fergus
Stanley Forster
Toronto
Golden Beaver
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Synnott
Harold Weissent
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Guelph
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Pioneer Versatile Farmer in Hudson Bay District
William Henry Smith a long time resident of Hudson Bay Saskatchewan recounts a life of farming trapping guiding and plastering. He homesteaded in 1907 and rented his farm in 1943 while pursuing game guiding for business visitors from New York Toronto Boston and Chicago. He recalls risky moose encounters and his early trap line earning funds to start farming.
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Hudson Bay
Billy Smith
Obituary of Thomas H Moorehead Former Peel County Magistrate
Thomas H Moorehead 70 died August 19 of a heart attack at the wheel of his car. A Brampton native, he served as a magistrate from 1946 to 1953 then Juvenile Court judge. He built a retail candy business and theatre chain, founded Peel Construction Co, and was active in church and local boards. He leaves wife Mabel, three sons Gordon Harvey William, a daughter Ruth, and two sisters.
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Peel County
Thomas H. Moorehead
Moorehead
Milton
T.eaton Co
Dogs and mantises in Ontario and England differences noted
A writer contrasts dog ownership norms between Ontario and England noting less confinement in England and high pedigree dogs. He also reports a London Ontario district invasion by Praying Mantis, highlighting myths from ancient Greece and the insect’s appearance since 1914.
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Ision
Ontario
England
London
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