4 H Clubs Aims Explained To War
Home Economist Mrs Borgstrom, Halton County, spoke on 4 H Homemaking Clubs at the Nase Bagaweysa Women’s Institute March meeting. The group discussed 25th anniversary plans, nutrition education, and practical homemaking skills. Members contributed to a Music Festival fund, hosted lunch with pies, and sampled strawberry confections.
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Nase | Bagaweysa Women’s Institute
C. Cargill
M. Mahon
M Stewart
Mahon
M. Moffat
M.mullen
J. Robertson
Institute
B. Young
Borgstedny
Halton County
Georgetown Plant Aims For Groundbreaking Transport Plane
Avro engineers and technicians in Georgetown work on a new aircraft seen as a potential global mass transport solution. Local businessmen back the project to secure financing and keep the plant in Georgetown. If successful, production would create 4 jobs and use temporary facilities at McNally Wood Products near CAL Station, led by Peter Payne with Gordon Sampson.
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Avro
Georgetown
Avsi Industries
McNally Wood Products
CAL. Statan
Peter Payne
Greup
Gordon Sampson
Firm Plans Gyro Plane Project With Avion Collaboration
Gordon Hunting and Howard Smith of Millan and Chipping Camden Gloucestershire discuss a gyroplane design. The project aims for a low cost vertical takeoff aircraft with certification support from the Department of Transport and industry partners in the Metropolitan area. First prototype eyed within astx months pending schedule. Students face Easter exams as budgeting tightens.
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Gordon Hunting
Howard Smith
Smith
Millan
Faeard Bidne
Miles
Mobiles Seling
Avion
Department of Transport
Co Caperaton
Legion darts final crowns champions in 4 0 victory
Darts finals last Tuesday saw Eric Page’s team claim the championship with a 4-0 win. Doubles were won by Hank Early and Jack Coyle, while singles were awarded to J Coy. The events also note Good Friday observances and ongoing member suggestions for BRM process.
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Cig
Eric Page
Steam
Lawler Co Leighton
C. Bishop
Mae Old
Maestre Eri
Hank Early
Jack Coyle
Burlington Man Rabies Suspect
Norman Vivian of Burlington is to receive rabies injections after a fox on Cedar Springs Road was shot near his home. Dr W McFarlane reported the fox showed rabies signs and could have exposed Vivian and a pet rabbit was destroyed after a suspected mauling.
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Darlington
Cedar Springs Road
Norman Vivian
W. McFarlane
Bing
Vivian
Wheing
Department of Agrculture
Bomb threats disrupt post office and high school in Trafalgar
Police traced a teenage suspect after a bomb threat forced evacuation at the Trafalgar post office and Thomas A J Makeluck High School. Deputy Chief Harry Wilson and Detective John Mansfield led the search with Brampton and regional officers, but found no device and reopened the post office. The larger Brampton area faced unemployment concerns as the incident unfolded.
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Trafalgar
Thomas A J
Makeluck High
Trifaliar Police
Harry Wilson
John Mansfield
Postal Ciok
AL Cooper
Will . Mac Wise
Wes
Brampton Venstable
Don Teask
Cab Corkett
Doctor Crossley Hunter Concludes Apt Holy Week Sermons
Dr Crossley Hunter is set to conclude a Holy Week series at Acton United Church tonight with stirring messages as the week’s services culminate. The veteran minister has drawn a large crowd from multiple local groups and churches with forceful talks on Easter immediacy and faith.
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Acton
United Church
Acton Ministerial Association
Jill Hurst
Catherine Higgins
Janet Adams
Back Raw
Sally Wilson
Nancy Miller
Crossley Hunter
Acton Ministerial Aas
Acton United Church
Mall
Hunter
Knox
St John Ambulance Brigade
Dr Hunter
Campbellville St David's supper and play entertain crowd
A Campbellville St David's Presbyterian Church supper drew a large audience for a program headlined by a short play The ink gossip club of Campbellville and music by local quartets and pianists. Prizes were handed at a later school party.
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St. David's Presbyterian Church
Campbellville
Toyd Barty
Robert McPhail
Robert Elliot
Jack McPhail
Wile
Lilie Robertson
Jayre Chester
Mra
Lloyd Crawford
Harold Marr
Folowing
Tory d Howard
Robert Hurrea
Cam Agnew
McLaren
Reids
Lorne Hall
Brock Howard
Douglas Dredge
Lorne Mitchell
Harold Small
Douglas Freeman
Claude Inglis
Kenneth Smith
George Inglis
Wid
Tom Howard
Mn Agnew
Willian Webb
William Jr
Jack Roberts
Agit
Nassagaweya
SS. No. 9
Glen Findlay
John Dodd
Win
Early
Alex Near
Unusual Case Prompts Candy Treatment for Husband
Wary wife tells psychiatrist her husband believes he is a two face horse. The doctor calls it a most unusual case and suggests candy as treatment. The exchange hints at financial worries and a regutable used item sale context amid odd dialogue and miswritten lines.
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Georgetown Manufacture
Martin Mr. Payne
Chipping
Camden
Gloucestershire
Avey
Emc
Legion News
Aten Nigtt
BRM
Comrades Log
Roach
Wolbed Coles
Ane
the Mayfair Restaurant
Roy's Electric Service
Burlington
Caan Paci Railway
Wel Hs
St. Alban’s Choir
Ann Anthem
Frank Oakes
The
Canadian Legion
Duke of Devonshire Chapter of the Lode
Knox Boy Explorers
St. John Ambulance
Christian Reform
Fed Church Ludi Club
United Church Pound of Ste,wards
School Board
Hilnter
Baptist Church
Charlie‘ Landsborough
Gordon Holmes
Mia Helen Landsborough
Alice Pilkington
Iana
Knox Ladies” Aid
Lakeside
United Chureh
S. Knox Ccitt
Shareh
Boy Scouts
Hunte
Ted Haren
United Shurch Junory Choir
George Elliott
Ted Hansen
Mrs. Lush
St. David's Charent
Howson Jr
Edgar Cairns
Baillie
Menzies
J. M. Phail
Lah
Muskity
Angel Hail
Muskin
Dune. Reid
Lingh Stokes
Chiff Bil O
Evi
Casa Marie Hospital
Hamelton
Stanley [Fulton
Thurs
Crewsons Corner
Dee
Frank
Sunoco
Queen St. E
Gogama
Marten
Umar Ae
Mitch Kpeetal
Hedaw
Flymonth Pre Cech
Frank Prouse
Churchill Road
Dadi
Dawid Grand Faniis
Calor
Youi Raster Entertainment
Seonee
Wramas
Alwo
Meisinald
Jerry Lewis
Rory Calhoun
Saga OF
Hemp Brown
Captain Video
Rae
Decar
Matchmaker
Shulton
Desert Flower Beauty
Friendship Garden
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