Polite Motorists Surprise on Visits in Edmonton
An Edmonton report notes Easterners find Western city traffic courteous yet surprising. The piece contrasts historic Alberta laws that prioritized horse traffic and strict fines with modern equal rights for motorists and pedestrians, highlighting wary jaywalking and bidirectional street etiquette.
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Edmonton
Dillon
Leo At
Ontario Towns Schedule September Dates
A list of upcoming event dates across Ontario towns including Acton Aberfoyle Bol ton Brambicn Seneral Caledonia Clillingwood Elmira Erin Fergus Georgetown Grand Valley London Western Milton Shelburne Teeswater Waterdown with September and October days noted.
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Milton
Shelburne
Teeswater
Waterdown
Betty Ruth Corless Wed In Willowdale
Betty Ruth Corless daughter of Mr and Mrs John A Corless Moffat wed Montgomery Gordon Cotter son of Mr and Mrs William Cotter Restoure Ont at Willowdale United Church Rev F W Jones officiated The bride wore a ballerina length gown of net over satin with a pearl crown and veil Her bouquet consisted of red roses and white carnations
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Corless
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Restoure
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Royal Winter Fair Dates Announced
Notice lists schedule window from August 26 to September 10 and December entries for the Royal Winter Fair events from November 19, with details implied in a truncated OCR.
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Netoter
C.n-E
Bridesmaids in pale blue and pink attend wedding
Bonnie Brooks, maid of honor, and Reta Corless, junior bridesmaid, wore pale blue and pink gowns with Juliet caps. Linda Clubine served as flower girl in pink. Bruce Campbell was groomsman, with Edward Jones and Donald Cortess as ushers. After a reception at Armadale hall the couple left for a Buffalo wedding trip.
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Reta Corless
Juliet
Linda Clubine
Bruce Campbell
Edward Jones
Donald Cortess
Armadale Hall
Buffalo
Local Firm Fulfills 1 Million Plastic Candle Order
A Kitchener company completed a delivery of one million plastic candles branded for Christmas 1952. The firm also produced name plates for television sets and city slogans for license plates.
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NEW Line
Kitchener
Samson-Synnott Pledges in a Town Wedding
Helen Denice Synnott wed Alfred Henry Samson in St Peter's church Oustic with Rev Frallaghan officiating. The couple, both from Ontario, plan to reside in Guelph after a reception at the Golden Beaver Ennotville and a honeymoon trip to Halifax and Cape Breton.
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Helen Denice Synnott
Alfred Henry Samson
St. Peter's Church
Oustic
A. S. Frallaghan
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
Ennotville
Harold Weissent
Halifax
Guelph
Pioneer Versatile Farmer William Henry Smith of Hudson Bay
William Henry Smith, a lifelong resident of the Hudson Bay district in Saskatchewan, farmed since 1907 and worked as a hunter guide, trapper, and plasterer. He led business travelers on northern hunts, described dangerous moose encounters, and supported his homestead with trap line earnings after early farming challenges.
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Hudson Bay
Billy Smith
Obituary for Thomas H Moorehead Former Peel magistrate and judge
Thomas H Moorehead 70 former Peel County magistrate and Juvenile Court judge died August 19 of a heart attack at his car wheel. Appointed magistrate in 1946 he later joined the Juvenile Court. He left school at 16 to work in a Milton store then rose in retail and theatre ventures across Brampton Georgetown Acton Hamilton Ottawa Orillia Welland St Thomas London and Belleville. He formed Peel Construction Co in 1943. Active church worker senior elder Brampton Presbyterian, Past Master Brampton Masonic Lodge, former Brampton High School Board chairman. Survived by wife Mabel Filman three sons Gordon Harvey William a daughter Ruth Brians and two sisters.
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Peel County
Thomas H. Moorehead
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Milton
T.eaton Co
Dogs Versus Town Life and a Praying Mantis In Ontario
The writer reflects on dog ownership in Ontario and England noting how dogs are kept and cared for abroad. He contrasts tight confinement with freer canine life across the pond and observes British dogs rarely cause trouble due to good breeding and responsible ownership. He also notes an Ontario invasion of large insects called the Praying Mantis with a history tied to ancient legends and Greek beliefs.
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Rusty
Ision
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