Plowmen Abroad Champions Wear Stetsons For First Ocean Flight
Russell Beilhartz of Bruce Station Ont past president of the Ontario Plowmen’s Association and manager of the Canadian Plowing team reports on the World Plowing Match trip to Shillingford England. Team members include Bob Timbers Stouffville Ont and Ed Demman Portage la Prairie Man with plans, flights, a send off breakfast, and a cairn gift from Imperial Oil.
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Russell Beilhartz
Bruce Station
Ont
Ontario Plowmen's Association
Shillingford
Oxford
England
Robert Timbers
Stouffville
Ontario
Bawin Demman
Portage la Prairie
Manitoba
London
Enghand
Atlantic
Montreal
Imperial Oil -By
Robert
Bob) Timbers
Blytheswood
Leamington
Edwin
Mickey) Demman
Man
Jerry Ferguson
Croton
Bob Timbers
Ontario Plowmen’s Association
Mickey
Jam Eccles of
Brampton
Cobourg
Republic of Ireland
United Kingdom
Bob
Imperial
Floyd Lashley
Canadian Council of Plowing Associations
Sault Ste. Marie
Toronto
W. A. Goodfellow
Tack Carroll
World Plowing Organization
Charlie Robinson
Imperial Oil Marketing
Canada
Cobourn
Upsala
Sweden
Duke of Gloucester
Elizabeth
Principals Launch In Service Training for Rural and Urban Teachers
The Malton County Principals Association started an in service training program for elementary teachers in the county. The inaugural meeting at J. M. Denyes school Malton drew nearly 300 teachers. Teachers met by grades to discuss English teaching methods with plans for a January follow up. Morrell Acheson Glenwood principal chairs the committee and Mrs Dorothy Allen and Mrs Shirley Anderson organize the grade four teachers.
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Malton County
Morrell Acheson
Glenwood Public School
Nelson Township
Dorothy Allen
Shirley Anderson
Acton
Cow Roams Highway Crashes Car in Alberta
Keith Wilburn of Crooked Creek reported his car suffered $212 in damage after a cow crossing the highway rammed into it. The animal was uninjured in the incident near Grande Prairie Alberta.
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Grande Prairie
Alta
Keith Wilburn
Crooked Creek
Journey to London and Oxford in World Match Tour
The narrator describes a transatlantic flight to London then travel to Oxford for the world title match. They note altitudes of 19 000 and 21 000 feet, speeds around 300 mph, a first train trip for Mickey, and meals served aboard. Arrival times align with time differences, with plowmen arriving from Canada and expectations for competing teams.
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Dorval
Atlantic
Mickey
Portage la Prairie
Toronto
London
Montreal
United States
Canada
Shillingford
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James Eccles Winn
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EVO
Jasfer
Mt Fort Cava
NATIO
the Air
Eugene Holmes
Waldorf
Minnesota
Jasper National Park
George Pradham
Winston Churchill
Columbia Icefield
Jasper
CNR
WM. C. Allan
Queen St. W
Tom Nicol
Toth Motors
Frank and
Bill Toth
Acton Free Press
Pehil
Superior Propane Limited
Guelph
Woolwich ‘Street
Halton & Peel Trust & Savings Company
A. S. Nicholson
Oakville
Woolworths
O. E. Manning
Labe
Hedule