Co op Union Eyes Highland Home At Baddeck Nova Scotia
The Nova Scotia Co operative Union plans to use Shealladh Bhreagh a rambling white house overlooking Baddeck Bay as a vacation site for members and others. It would sell shares to fund use while the owners Mr and Mrs Neil McDermid move from the 46 year residence. The project envisions a token fee for summer stays and sits near the future Trans Canada highway.
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ALS. Co-op Union
Highland Home
Baddeck
Nova Scotia Co-Operative Movement
Shealladh Bhreagh
Baddeck Bay
Cape Breton Highlands
Nova Scotia Co-operative Union
Alex. Maciisaac
Antigonish
Sronghold
Co-Operative Movement
Special recognition for Canadian Boy Scouts
The Hon. Walter E. Harris, Minister of Citizenship and Immigration, will send a letter of commendation to every Canadian Boy Scout qualifying for the Citizen Proficiency Badge. The offer was made and accepted at the Canadian General Council annual dinner in Ottawa.
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Walter E. Harris
Citizenship and Immigration
General Council of the
Boy Scouts Association
Ottawa
Too Many Flies Beset Foresters By Caterpillar Decline
Weather and parasitic flies curb the forecast of tent caterpillars once defoliating hardwoods in large areas. As the caterpillars wane, their parasitoids rise, while northward fly swarms annoy bathers and picnickers.
Unemployed Man Draws Criticism Over Insurance
Lindsay Ont Watchman Warder condemns able bodied individuals who avoid work to rely on unemployment insurance, warning that once benefits end they may become relief dependents.
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Lindsay
Duchess of Kent Opens Exhibition and War Veterans Parade
The Duchess of Kent becomes the first woman to open the Canadian National Exhibition. She will review the Warrior's Day Parade on August 28 with Minister Ralph Campney. The event features 30 bands, free grandstand seats, and a motorcade for disabled veterans.
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Duchess of Kent
Ralph O. Campney
National Defence
Fort York Armouries
Princess Gates
Queen's Own
Royal West Kent Regiment
Buckinghamshire Bm
Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry
TAD
Women’s Royal Naval
Ser- 1
Beaverrs monarch by might lands a working overtime
Saskatoon report describes a city issue where crews fight a culvert blockage causing street flooding near lights they installed. Residents say the problem stems from ongoing overtime efforts and municipal remediation attempts. Authorities urge patience as repairs continue.
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Saskatoon
Sask
Beayvers
Reid
Australian sisters tour world nursing journey from Townsville
Two Australian nurses Margaret and Helen Hopkins from Townsville Queensland have spent eight months in St. Catherines Ontario after an initial visit to England four years ago. They plan visits to New York Canada West and Mexico with Yukon on their itinerary. They compare Townsville and St. Catharines noting similar population and summer humidity while highlighting local mosquito nuisance and shark risks in Queensland. They enjoyed Canada's winter and took up skating and tobogganing during their stay.
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ST. Catherines, Ont
England
Margaret
Helen Hopkins
Townsville
Queensland
General Hospital
New York
Canadian
Mexico
Yukon
Brisbane
Melbourne
London
Haly
France
Spain
Austria
St. Catherines
Harmony I to Come in Kenya Predicts Harmony
Vancouver report quotes Kenya teacher Miss Barbara Dodds predicting harmony will prevail in Kenya. She says Canadians exaggerate Mau Mau terrorism and that physical education can improve relations. Dodds notes 14 000 people gathered in Nairobi for the coronation year before with no Mau Mau incidents recorded.
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Vancouver
Grr
Kenya
Barbara Dodds
Dodds
Nairobi
Dng
Mau Mau
Bedydater
Rural women broaden aims through art and crafts
The Women’s Institute, once seen mainly as a rural recipe and craft group, now engages in social studies, literature, history and art. A provincial Salada Tea Company art contest sparked interest, with judging by Palmer and Cassin praising expressive choices over exact replication and prompting plans for department guidance to nurture amateur art across Ontario rural communities.
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Salada Tea
Salada Tea Company
Ontana
Palmer
Cassin
Cuysan
Department of Recationec
J J Cass
PRCA
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Ray
North Halton High School Board
Acton
Georgetown
Milton
E. A. Hansen
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E. §. Tyler
Aol. Poole
Scott Motors
George Ingles
Campbellville
Hansen
Patricia Ann Beauty Salon
Stylist
St. EL Acton
Roy Rogers
Trigger
Toronto
Donald Stewart
Ontario Cream Producers’ Association
Ontario Whole Milk League
Ontario Concentrated Milk Producers’ Association
Ontario Cheese Producers’ Association
Goodyear Tire Sales and Service
Ford Sales
the Duchess of Kent
Ontario Hydro
CRC
Trans Canada Network
Quito
Pacific
Canal
Canada
Wii
Acton Free Press
Gwendoline FP. Clarke
Dons Icn
Pollock and Campbell
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