Good-Bye To Three Faithful Guides and Brownies
Friday night at the sc basy hall Guides and Brownies gathered to thank retiring leaders Mrs. George Wallis after three terms as commissioner Mrs. Tom Watton and Mrs.George Williams giving up guide duties Janet Rognvaldson Cavell Marshall and others received gifts and speeches Mrs Watson led singing and Mrs Watson announced Mrs FE Franklin would take over the Guide company until new leaders are found Brownie leaders offered help and refreshments were served by scout mothers and teachers
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Sc Basy Hall
George Wallis
Tom Watton
George Williams
Watson
Mrs. Watson
Scout Hall
Unclear text about ship incident and fatalities
The readable fragments describe a ship incident with deaths and survivors. Limited names or places are discernible, with phrases suggesting a formal inquiry or inquiry into the event. The text is fragmented and precise details cannot be determined from the available material.
Bridge Strategy and a Rubber Bridge Hand Review
A detailed discussion of evaluating a hand after play and the unique insights of duplicate play. It reviews a specific board from the Acton Bridge Club, describes bidding and defensive lines, and ends with a personal list of readers and contributors.
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Acton
Hearts
Want Ads Have Them From The Free Press
Classified notice urges readers to check The Free Press for shop links and listings offering stores cars bikes and more, with emphasis on accessible local bargains and available items.
Ontario to Roll Out Birthdate Based Driver Licences
Ontario unveils a three year driver licence system based on birthdates. Beginning soon, residents receive personalised cards by birth date with expiry tied to birth month. The program aims to process about 80 000 licences monthly after full rollout and will take two to three months to mail the two and a half million cards.
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Toronto
Ontario
Ontario Department of Transport
Ingin Haskett
Haskett
Conversion of Driver Records Advances in Canada
Mr Heskett outlines steps toward mechanised systems in the province improving safety for drivers. The first stage issues punch cards for every driver begun in December, marking Canada’s likely first major changeover with punchcard operators stationed on the job to signal and assist in advance.
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