Provincial Council backs Physical Fitness plan in Ontario
The Local Council of Women of Ontario will mobilize to support the federal Physical Fitness Act funded with Dominion money to improve national health. Major Burridge of McMaster University urged Ontario to announce plans while addressing delegates at the Walper House in Kitchener. the forum discussed benefiting communities through local action and CBC supported Citizens Forum education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Women of Ontario
Government of
Ontario
Dominion
Provincial Council of Women
A. A. Burridge
McMaster University
Major Burridge
Dominion Physical Fitness Council
Armed Services
England
Canada
Edna Guest
O.B.E
National Council of Women
McMaster
National Council
Guest
Council of Women
Citizen’s Forum
H. E. Carr
Toronto
Miss Carr
Citizens’ Forum
CBC
Provincial Council
Edna M. Guest
O.be
Swift Fellowship In Applied Nutrition
R. J. Marshal
E. Lillian Brethaupt
Hostess Counci
J. W. Fraser
M.O.H
Kitchener
Kitchener Nutrition Committee
Crest J
Ian Mackenzie
National Health
Canadian Council
Dr. Guest
Jean Alexander
UNRRA
Natonal Council
Alexander
O. G. Andersoon
United Farm Women of Ontario
Ontario Federation of Agriculture
Anderson
Sesson
Brantford
George Cockishutt
Georgetown
Ralph Ross
Hamilton
F. J. Evans
Kingston
Maude Beaman
Misa E. Lillisn Breithaupt
London
A. A. Affleck
Niagara Falls
J. W. Horton
Peterborough
Extmund Wand
Catharines
J. Cockburn
Smiths Falls
Angus Graham
By Law Move of Canadian Steatite Company Head Office
Canadian Steatite Company Limited enacts a by law relocating its head office from Toronto to Georgetown Halton Ontario. The document dated May 29 1944 and witnessed by W E Phillips and L W Currell notes approval by two thirds at a May 20 1944 shareholders meeting in Toronto and certification in Oshawa Ontario June 1 1944 by L W Darrell.
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Toronto
York
Georgetown
Halton
Ontari
W. E. Phillips
L. W. Ocurrell
Lloyd William Currell
Oshawa
Ontario
Canadian Steatite Company Limited
Canadian Seymatite Company Limited
Canadian Scouting Figures From January Census
January census shows Canada total Boy Scouts and Wolf Cubs at 87 085, up 1 366 from last year. The organization includes 6 689 leaders and 1 723 Boy Scout troops and 1 591 Wolf Cub packs across the Dominion, not counting several thousand Local Associations and Group Committees.
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Canada
Dominion
War era Rover Scout population and deployment across Canada
The report details Rover Crews and Sea Scout Troops, noting declines in Rover numbers and broad provincial tallies such as Ontario 40 320 and Quebec 8 176. It cites 1943 summer camps with 10 919 attendees, mentions Lone Scouts numbering 999, and states nearly all fit Rover Scouts are believed in the armed forces. It ends with a brief remark on Sierra Leone’s drive to boost palm, rice, and rubber output.
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Prince Eayward Island
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Quebec
Ontario
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Salvation Army Scouts
Scouts Catholique
Scout
Canada
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Provincial Council of Women of Ontario
Janet Lang Ross
Aileen Cline
Addi
L. W. Darrell
Stanley Park
Harvey Fisher
Am MoeGern
Lever Brothers
Lifeopey Follies
The
Armed Faces
Gregory Theatre
Canadian Red Crogs Society
Ispy
Sierra Leone
Farm Commando Brigade
C.E.C
Ontario Farm Service Force
C.8.c
Itario
Selective Service
Parliament Buildings
Agriculture