Canadian Traveler Reflects on UK Sojourn and Roads
A Canadian recounts six months in England Wales and Scotland visiting hosts, farms, and towns from Windsor to Aberdeen. He notes harvest delays, distant kin, and road dangers while praising British driving and recounting meetings with farmers, relatives, and friends. The letter ends with plans to sail October 1 and thanks readers for their support.
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Windsor
London
Hawe Hill
Murphyr
Loudwater
High Wycombe
Brighton Sussex
Aldershot
Brighton
English Channel
Chichester
Cheltenham
Gloucestershire
Reading
Newbury
Cirencester
C. Davidson-Smith
Irish Republic
Killarney
Kerry
Highlands
Scotland
Mount
Snowdon
Wales
Bettws-y-Coul
Mold
Warrington
Preston
Lancaster
Kendal
Penrith
Carlisle
Dumfries
Robert Burns
Mauchline
Ayrshire
Hugh Mair
Ayr
Scotiland
Burns
Glasgow
Joe Findlay
Glen
Toronto
Findlay
Minnie Stalker
Acton
Stirling
Dunsblane
Auchterarder
Ron Dalglish
Dave Pelletterie
Dalglish
Perth
Dunkeld
Pitlochry
Dalwhinnie
Grampian Mountains
Kingussie
Spey
Badenock
Inverness-shire
Puslinch
Morriston
Guelph
King Cross
Westbury
Wiltshire
Robert Linham
Walter Linham
Esquesing
Linham
United Kingdom
USA
Britain
Island
England
Ireland
Ken
Halton
Federation of Agriculture
Montreal Teens Turn City Field Into Mini Ranch
A group of Montreal youths aged about 10 to 12, calling themselves Les Cavaliers, turned a city-owned field in Tetreaultville into a miniature ranch. They bought five horses, built a corral and a stable from scrap lumber, and kept it secret. They faced no charges after police and SPCA found the horses well cared for, though the unheated stable risks winter closure. One boy admitted taking dynamite from a nearby site to blast a well for water, but no blasting materials were used.
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Les Cavaliers
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
SPCA
Paul Elesonne
Arthur Deighton
Paul
Male Surplus In Every Province
Ottawa Sept. Prospects for women seeking a mate are improving with a national male surplus per June. Canada shows 7,685,000 males to 7,485,000 females, a 200,000 gap. By province, men outnumber women in all areas this year, with no Yukon or Northwest Territories data.
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Ottawa
Sept
Bureau of Statistics
Canada
Quebec
Yukon
Northwest Territories
Bureau
Esquesing Teachers Meeting at Norval
Rural teachers of Esquesing Township met at Norval Public School on September 20 with Douglas C. Copeland of Norval presiding. Attendees included Miss Mars Roret Russell Mrs R Ro Gar from Glen Williams Miss Margaret McEdwards from Waterloo and others from Stewarttown Cedarvale Dufferin Norval Ashgrove Limehouse and Clay Hill. The group discussed business and a session on solved problems and methods followed. Lunch was served by the Norval staff.
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Esquesing
Norval
Douglas C. Copeland
Mars Roret Russell
R. Ro Gardiner
Glen Williams
Shortill
Battin
Pioneer Monument to Mark 100th Anniversary in Nanaimo
A lime cap plaque will be built on Pioneer Rock in Nanaimo on November 27 to mark the 100th anniversary of British pioneers arriving via Victoria on the Princess Royal. The monument will house pictures maps mementoes and other documentary evidence of life in the area today.
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Nanaimo
Pioneer Rock
Britain
Victoria
Princess Royal
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