Dublin W I Annual Bus Tour Ends With Pleasant Day
A 37 member Dublin W I group toured from Acton post office to Jordan Historical Museum in 1953. They visited Do minion Fabrics in Welland and saw Laura Secord's landmark plaque before returning to Acton at 10:30 pm.
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Women’s Institute
Ontario
Acton W.I
Dublin W.I
Acton
Ford
Dublin Women's Institute
Acton Post Office
Queen Elizabeth Highway
Burlington Beach
Jordan
Jordan Historical Museum
Jordan Wines Ltd
St. Catharines
Welland
Dominion Fabrics
Chippewa Park
Laura Secord
Fitzgibbon
DeCeu Falls
Lakeside 1.0.D.E. season ends with pot luck supper
The Lakeside chapter 1.0.D.E. held its final meeting of the season with a hot evening cooled by Legion air conditioning. Three new members were welcomed in a brief ceremony during the pot luck supper.
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Lakeside Chapter
D.E
Legion
Y Outdoor Program Registration Opens for Summer Play
Five teams of 12 boys participate in an outdoor program schedule at the Y.M.C.A. this month. Registration continues for other classes with 28 learning archery and 25 playing volleyball and deck tennis. Badminton has not begun yet.
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Y.M.C.A
Ultrasonic Drill Proves Cutting Does Not Require Hard Tools
The ultrasonic drill defeats the belief that tools must be harder than the material cut. Vibrating at 20 000 cycles per second it pierces hard substances. A kitchen knife on the drill cuts steel and a corkscrew tip bores a twisting tunnel through glass.
Women’s Missionary Society met for Korea aid report
The Woman’s Missionary Society of United church met with president Miss M. Z. Bennett presiding. Worship led by Mrs. R. R. Arnold. theme Life is a trust that tests us. Donations included clothing and dry milk for Korea. transportation to Toronto arranged for repacking. Mrs. Bean bid farewell to Toronto. Mrs. Perchon welcomed.
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Woman's Missionary Society of United“‘church
Gordon Johnson
R.R
Acton
M. Z. Bennett
R. R. Arnold
Fern Brown
Henderson
A. Orr
Shoemaker
Feave
Mission
Eld
Korea
Toronto
More Coffee Brazil boosts yield with portable aluminum irrigation
Aluminum Company of Canada notes Brazil tests portable aluminum irrigation systems that double tree yields and could lift production by 3.7 million bags if applied to half the crop. Canadian farmers also use aluminum for orchards barns silos and dairy farm gear amid increasing output for agriculture and industry.
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Brazil
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