Weather Log Shows May Marked By Heat And Dryness
The May average maximum ran around 70 degrees with temperatures well above normal and rainfall near zero. The month was notably hot and dry, with a low observed minimum around 2 degrees below normal and a total rain close to 0.60 inches.
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Eryn Batkip
Weather Summary for June 1948 With Rain and Showers
June 1948 weather records show mixed conditions including clear days, rain, thunderstorms, and showers. Skies ranged from clear to cloudy with total rainfall noted as five inches for the month and several heavy rain events recorded.
Young People excel at Milton Achievement Day
Ashgrove notes winners Barry Archer Ward Brownridge George Wilson and David Pelleterio of Milton for juniors judges horses championship trophy and Northern Ontario trip. Bright Star and Baby Band held a Sunday meeting with leaders Mrs Hector Bird and Mrs John H Hunter presiding. prayers scripture minutes and offerings took place as Marilyn Wilson Burton Sweezy and David Giffen joined the Baby Band. Mrs George Nurse returns from a western visit. Mr and Mrs William Alexander wed last Saturday. King’s birthday holiday observed. local young farmers toured Western Ontario thanks to Halton Crop Improvement Association.
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Ward Brownridge
George Wilson
David Pelleterio
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Joan Drake
Norman Bird
Bobby Ruddell
Valerie Nurse
Jean Bird
Milton Bird
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Marilyn Wilson
Burton Sweezy
David Giffen
John Bellboddy
Presbyterial
George Nurse
West
William Alexander
Barbara Cunningham
Western Ontario
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Induction at Grand Valley Church Sees Kenneth Bricton Installed
The induction of Reverend Kenneth Noel Bricton to the parish of Arthur Grand Valley and Damascus was held at St Alban's Church Grand Valley on Monday evening. Archdeacon Thompson officiated with Rural Dean Brillinger. Norman Green preached. Milestones and a reception followed in the Town Hall with St Alban's Women’s group serving.
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Palmerston
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Milton
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Newfoundland vote signals Liberal lead and election dynamics
The speaker notes Newfoundland’s Liberal landslide and Conservative losses, arguing the Liberals may retain power with or without a majority. He cites Ontario and Quebec trends, warns about Union Nationale, and asserts Liberal measures to support agriculture and export trade amid postwar uncertainty.
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Drew
British Columbia
Liberal Party
Brew
Quebec
Estennitlanad
Ontario
Earl Rowe
Globe and Mail
Union Nationale
Québec
Britain
Louis St. Laurent
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