Trafalgar Development Sparks Halton Building Boom
Trafalgar township approves Falgarwood Holdings led project near the Queen Elizabeth Way. Plan covers 800 acres for homes and 225 acres for industry, totaling 1,100+ acres north of the QEW. The $30 million program aims to create a 10,000-population community with sewers and water supplied locally, shifting Oakville area toward industrial growth and reduced commuting.
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Halton
Trafalgar Township
Europe
Ford
Falgarwood Holdings Ltd
Mark T. McKee
Detroit
Louis Mayzel
Toronto
Queen Elizabeth Way
Eight
Nive
Falgarwood
Port-Oakville
Oakville-Trafalgar
Fourth Daffodil Tea Most Successful Yet
The fourth annual Easter tea by the Daughters of Knox drew a good crowd at Miss Ruby Clark's home on Bower Ave. It highlighted growing popularity of the Daffodil Tea with a warm afternoon attracting many guests. Elizabeth Jang and Lynda Mann greeted entrants, with Betty Holmes overseeing the book. Mrs Hasaard, Women’s Missionary Society president, hosted in the living room, aided by June Watkin and Mrs W Toth. Hostesses included Caral Hannen Joyce Adams Beverley Stith and Paby Smethurst. Attendants poured tea by Mrs RO Armstrong Mrs Mainprice Mrs AK Mann and Mrs Ingles. Also notes: Trafalgar township expects Ford's feeder plants to open, drawing workers previously blocked by lack of facilities. Oakville-Trafalgar commuters may now flow into the area as Ford's salaried staff relocate, changing the local demographics.
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Daughters of Knox
Ruby Clark
Bower Ave
Elizabeth Jang
Lynda Mann
Betty Holmes
Mrs. Hasaard
Women's Missionary Society
June Watkina
W. Toth
Trafalgar
Ford
Oakvale
Toronto
Dee Oakville-Trafalgar
English Farm Life and London Tour Described by Canadian Visitor
A Canadian traveler recounts crossing to Liverpool aboard the Empress of Australia, touring Midlands and Cotswolds farms near London, visiting Stratford and Cheltenham. He notes farm sizes from 40 to 100 acres, brick towns, local stone houses, and classic Cotswold villages. He discusses W Shakespeare’s birthplace, Nuffield travelling scholarships, farm wages, and wartime impacts on English farming communities.
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Kensaison
Ayamna
Liverpool
Cuatoma
Empress of Australia
Landon
Ken
Papent
London
Burden
London Bridge
Westminater Abbey
Buckingham Palace
Trafalgar Square
St Haval's Cathedral
Laandon Partenarly
Thames Dock
St. Pauls
Davidson-Smuth
England
Nosely
Wales
Davidson-Smith
Jana
Beckett
Redditch
Worcestershire
Palys
Alvechurch
Birminghan
Windsor
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Acton
H.E. Mills & Son
Brampton
Stanley Park Erin
Modernaires Band
Hilltop Lodge
Mother
Upwells Ltd
RIS Catal
Martin Luther
Snowhead
Jack Palance
Katy Jurado
Brian Rontm
Mart Sumclati
Comareed
Gemma
Elena
Luther Worde
Pecs
E. L. Buchner
Optometrist
H. Mainprize
Mike Cox
Mill ST
U.K
Cotnwold
Bath
Slot
Wold- Bourton
Moneton-in- Marsh
Cotswold
Cowolds
Cheltenham
George TL
Cotswold Hills
Host
Canada
Cotswolds
Stratford upon-Avon
Shakespeare
Mr. Davidiin
Guiting Power
Westfield Tar
Noro
Davidaun-Staith
Camida
Thomas
Caledon
W. C Watson
Mr Watson
Orangeville
Jana Lake
Lenedon
Jane
Susan
Peter
Davidson-Smth
Gloucestershire
IL Wad
Westfield Farm
Coventry
Davidson-Smitth
Ontario
NFU T
National Farmers Uniont
Kot
Andoverford
Smith
Federation of Ageculture
Hilton County
Cambridge
CRA Concadian Federation of Agriculture
Emht
Msn
Wiltshire
Dorset
Dominion
Frank Engledon
Nuffield Federation
Dumfries
Scotland
Kew and I
Mac Sprowl
United Kingdom
Lord Nuffield
Aylmer
Staffords
Tis
York
Rosedale Choice Peas
Patricia Ann Beauty Salon
ST. Georges Square
Guelph
Mr. E P. Head
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