Summer In Ontario 1032 Heat Storms And Rural Observations
The writer recalls Ontario’s record heat starting June 22 1932 with a month of sticky weather. A trip to Paulinch Lake reveals a popular recreation area with boats beach and rides. A freak storm nearby caused damage to trees poles roofs and a barn, echoing last year’s Hornby district storm. Returning home they notice a Durham cow Browsy stuck between two willow trees and learn farm animals often risk trouble when left unattended.
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Ontario
Guelph
England
Bob
Pualinch Lake
Hornby
Galt
Partner
Asix
Ana Wats
Fashion Hints Adapts Wardrobe For Holiday Style
The piece surveys car interior fashion and lists garb for a warm weather holiday. It contrasts current trends with past play clothes and notes shorts, slacks, white sleeveless blouses, and open shirts for men. The paper mentions staff away next week wearing old and new clothes as holiday attire.
Midsummer Dance Draws Record Crowd at Huttonville Park
The Halton Junior Farmers hosted their annual midsummer dance on July 16 at Huttonville Park. The Modern Aires Orchestra played as about 250 attendees filled the event. Mac Sprowl welcomed guests with the vice president and led spot dances, with winners Miss Laverna Barnes and Bruce Bowden of Milton and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Curtie of Ashgrove. The dance drew the largest crowd this year at Huttonville.
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Halton
Huttonville Park
Modern Aires
Halton Junior Farmers
Mac Sprowl
Acton
Laverna Barnes
Bruce Bowden
Milton
Douglas Curtie
Ashgrove
Huttonville
Extra Vigour in Crossbreds Boosts Canadian Poultry
The Canada poultry industry sees crossbreds rising to 2.5 percent of all chicks hatched, driven by hybrid vigour. AL Griesbach of Fredericton notes purebreds remain foundational. crossbreeding aims for faster early growth and better vitality. Researchers test crossbred progeny from New Hampshire and Barred Rock lines, evaluating feed efficiency and meat potential. The piece also mentions Canada’s rail history and notes Pelee Island as a southern outpost near California.
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Canada
AL. Griesbach
Fredericton
N.B
Fredericton Station
Love Is the One with Wings review notes a tense hunt
A Maine fishing camp setting leads to a desperate man hunt that reframes the hero as the pursued. Philip van Doren Stern, author of The Man Who Killed Lincoln and Drums of Morning, delivers dramatic pacing and a masterful ending. Another book recommended for men with fishing themes.
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Philp van Doren Stern
Maine
Canadian
Philip van Doren Stern
Lincoln
Write a warm casual letter not a formal note
The piece urges informal letters over etiquette, sharing friendly notes on backs of clippings, etc. It cites stories of simple one word lines like Yeast and Wheel and a bank statement note to illustrate warm, inexpensive communication. It also notes the British tanker fleet leading world tonnage in early 1952.
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Reader's Digest
Cameron Shipp
Dale
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