Wajor Bowlers Show Top Form in Last Week Action
Bill Anderson’s team led the Wajor bowling group with high scores and a yearly record 842 in triples. Ace Bailey posted a 108 one-game result while Walt Cook and Ward scored 278 and 275 respectively. Anderson’s team stands first with 49 points, Alf Kirby second, Bailey third, and Duke Wilson fourth. Check Line hosts discussed Christmas party planning. next meeting set at the Ruddell home.
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Bill Anderson
Ace Bailey
Il Anderson
Walt Cook
Bi’ ‘Anderson
Ward
Anderson
Walt Kk
Ernie Peters
Ann Anderson
Alf Kirby
Bailey
Duke Wilson
George Smill
Newton Ruddell
Deer diet and fox hounds noted at Georgetown meeting
George Hose and two fox hounds are highlighted in a casual account of local wildlife topics. Sime Ree and Rey chased rabbits as the diet list includes vegetables mice rabbits fowl and amphibians. The Georgetown Hunters show drew a large turnout with a deer biology talk by biologist David Fowle and trophy presentations to James Tofell and Bob McGill. Membership tickets for 1951 are on sale to support the club.
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Association
Georgetowns & Hunters
Hfe
Dept. of Lands and Forests
David Fowle
Mr. Fowle
James Tofell
Bob McGill
Frederic Cotton Joins Brill's Department Store Firm
Frederic Cotton of Toronto joins his brother Jack as an associate in Brill's Department Store, taking over the ladies department while his brother runs the men's wear. He plans innovations including a fur department and will form Frederic Furs with a Toronto factory and provincial retail reach. Cotton is a former director of the Retail Farriers Guild of Canada and trained at Sol Vogel's School of Design in New York. The Brill business was bought five years ago by Jack Cotton, who also operates a Brampton store.
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Frederic Cotton
Toronto
Jack
Brill’s
Mr. Cotton
Frederic Furs
Drs
Retail Farriers Guild of Canada
Sol Vogel
School of Design
New York City
Brill
Jack Cotton
Brampton
Ballinafad forum backs universal pension at 65
Members of Ballinafad farm forum vote for a pension for all at age 65 and the abolition of the means test. The decision was taken at a weekly meeting held at the home of Mr and Mrs Marshall. Next week’s gathering is set for the home of Mr and Mrs Dan Campbell. A special service included a giving some panes. children are present.
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Ballinafad Farm Forum
Marshall
Dan Campbell
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Ray
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Verry
Adwich Toaster
RESTO
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FORUM
Mmehguse
Navy
Air Force
Canada
Revere Ware
Mantel Radios
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