National May Campaign Targets Unsafe Motor Vehicles
The May safety drive in Canada promotes 10 vital checks including brakes lights steering and glass. Automakers dealers garage operators and highway users join the national effort with police and safety groups to prevent dangerous vehicle failures on roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugnway
Cana
United State
Exhrust
WoArdh Bryee
Mie Heyce
Conrad
Tryce Sant
Canada
Knox Ladies Aid Hold Group Meeting
The Knox Ladies Aid met at the home of Mrs F McCutcheon for a summer gathering. Mrs Wi Melasad presided as Mrs A Buchanan led worship and plans were laid for upcoming activities with four groups to continue work through the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Ladies’ Aid
Mis F McCutcheon
Isaiah
Beatinoth
Vitlie Breen
A 2 Buchanan
Anderson
Seservidle
Matthews
Sumader
Gall
Rowell
Wiaklore
Guelph
Geoorge Grundy
Cierebon
Jachson Eisite
Weston
Thea
Tom
Min
Akaan
Gani
Stewart
Thompean
Mio
Mis Dice
Ghent
Agien
Sanday
McRaan
Sunhaan Cacelvan
Willy Plate
Mado
Panny
Lana
Mestaauhlin
North Bon
Acton Scottish Dance Club Holds Closing Dance Meeting
Acton Scottish Dance Club hosts a closing dance with Highland dancing, reels, and songs led by Dr Robert Buck, featuring Miss Jacquel ing Dave, Miss Susan Tennent, and the Acton Junior Pipe Band. A tea break and presentations honor members and presenters. the program ends with Auld Lang Syne and a final performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Mong Air
Laah
Jacquel- Ing
Dave
Speyaite
N Douglas
Maa Prat Gan
J Mote Tevls
Eva Stitt
Miss Sut
Toronto
Wikeen
Web Cute
Gortph
Nick
Legion News Recaps Youth Basketball Event and Banquet
A verbose local item reviews a youth basketball season with players such as Phamt and Hank, noting attendance at Toronto events and a May 1 banquet. It highlights team praise, awards, and a large group dinner with remarks about the event’s performers and the postgame activities.
When Things Go Wrong You Must Not Quit Corker
A motivational verse urges persistence through hardship. It reminds readers that success often lies just beyond the toughest moments and to endure when funds are low debt rises and care weighs heavy. Stay in the fight. resilience can turn failure into achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imedegut
Advisory Board Dinner Hears Reports On Halton Blind
The Halton Advisory Board of One Canadian National Institute for the Hind held an April 23 dinner at St Paula United Church Milton with 60 present. Reports covered client services including eye service social work home care and training. field supervisor noted 16 eye service recipients and 4 social service cases among others. A June 18 picnic for the blind was planned at Appleby College Oakville. Williston outlined blind training programs and staff plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ynld
Weeley Stanley
Halton
Canadian National Institute For the Hind
Halten
St Paula United Charea
Milton
Haltan and
Perel
Appleby College
Oakville
Heevenuu
Williama Nebeonas
G. EB. Bifiott
Willamson
Dirator
Williston Ale
Abe
Wastal Blind Farm
Poerple
Uber
Go Thompson
Acton
Georgetown
Ho Kelson
Maclingtown
BISTD
Glen Wal- Tiana
USS
Millon
Actontur
Avo Aircraft
Employers Welfare Fund
Orenda Aircraft Banplayees
Welfste Pua
Koy Dick
Yanke
Calesing Group
Guide notes on Gatton cabin and local preparations
Notes describe preparations and guidance for a Gatton area cabin project. The text mentions a May date and a three week timeline, with references to costs, testing, and local leaders guiding the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Une
Knox Heather Club Holds April Meeting at Davidson Home
Knox Church Heather Club met in April at the home of Gladys Davidson with Alice Waldie presiding. Laura Colquhon led prayer, Meryl Kirkweas read scripture, and Oval Naplan gave a study. After business, members accepted an invitation from the Daughters of Wason for a bacal evening and shared a light luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Heather Club
Knox Church Heather Club
Gladys Davidson
Alice Waldie
Laura Colquhon
Meryl Kirkweas
Leas
Daughters of Wason
Oval
Naplan
Marsh
Avery
Untitled fragment leaves readers adrift in garbled text
A fragmented OCR passage offers few readable details about events, names, or places. The remaining words resemble unrelated strings, yielding no clear person, organization, date, or location to anchor a meaningful summary.
Also Mentioned on This Page
St Albans Perah Hall Hood
Uney Lai
Scottial Wingy Dune
Er tSee
Robert Buckher
St Andrews
Buckner
Dave Docherty
Buckie
Dewberty
Docherty
Sant
Bela Chesry
Jack Creslave
Susan Tennent
Jan Gylbert
Uben
Glasgow
Broun
Wei Feur
Muss Monn
Glandfahn Moe Sharen
Norma Denes
Heather Melis
Tulloch
Pape Wand
Then
Phil Caddick
Boo Rautsiale
Chagow
Legion News
Uae
Bae Seas
Adut
Jon Attemding
Testebeos Csollege
Toronte Disa
Bennett
Phesades
Hank
Wien
Manuce
Gt Ted
Stuppet Fae
Bueth
Rome
Sant Freitas
Ko Adatmaon
de Grein
Mike Norton
Service
Myers Water Systems
Frank Carney
Lh Ae
ICNB
Ospringe
Grea
Margaret Kisosten
Adler
Ps Pamas
Thowkung
Mia Meare
Woentbradige
Guelph Hospital
Wesie
Jan Pandiay
Vytel
Gael
Coruna
Welcumnes
Fae Peretieme
Ford Tumse
Bit
Aif
Gaege
Miro Wall
Thea Bao Chilcien
North
Tenakaraent Wills
W. H. Denny
Brock, Acton
Milton Steelworkers Hall
Bruce and
Pine Streets
Beason’s
Ont
Phantom NY
Lons
Acton Legion
Soap Box Derby
Monster Parade
Fish Derby
Frank Terry
Patricia Irene
Lance Aubreyy McHride
North Hay
Aubrey McHide
James
Brampton Recreation
Brampton
Royal Lifesaving of Red Cross
Brampton Recreation Commission
Queen ST. F
Brampton, Ont
Neilson's
Cadbury's
Watson's Dairy Bar
Aaill ST
New “Mary Proctor
Proctor Automatic
Ross
Gordon
Mill ST
Roy's Electric Service