Blind Golfers Capture Two Seagram Trophies in Toronto
The USS team of seven blind golfers won two of the three Seagram trophies at the first International Blind Golf Championships in Toronto. Joe Lazare of Waltham, Massachusetts, nearly aced the 215 yard 16th and won the Stagram trophy with 220 for 36 holes. Clint Russell earned the International team trophy for the United States as Nick Genovese of Dundas, Ontario took the Seagram Canadian Individual Trophy with 227.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USS
Toronto
Joe Lazare
Waltham
Mass
Lazaro
Canada
United States
U.S
Nick Genovese
Dundas
Ont
Seagram
Jacobine Jones
R.C.A
USA
Clint Russell
Duluth
Minn
Col. E. A. Baker
V.C
Canadian National Institute For the Blind
Mark Shoesmith
Alamogordo
New Mexico
Local Social News Highlights From Kingston to Oshawa
Several families from Kingston Huntingdon Oshawa and surrounding towns hosted and visited relatives over the weekend and week. Notable names include Marion Brown R N Oshawa J Webster Centralia George Henderson Iroquois Ethel Bouck Toronto Ed Neilson Edmonton visitors Gilchrist J Harris Weston Regina Moose Jaw Mrs Richards Toronto attended Spencer Supports anniversary events at Kilcooley Gardens and Royal York Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Mitchell
Albert Mitchell
R. A. Forrester
R. Maluske
Ethel Bouck
Toronto
George Bouck
Iroquois
Jennie Richardson
Chatham
Orono
Wm. Cowan
Chas. Hunter
Camp Samac
Oshawa
Howard Coatham
Tommy
Judy
Red Deer
Alberta
Antioch
Ross Gilbert
Diane
Susan
Brantford
Chas. Miller
Cornelia Stout
Hfr
Fred Tamblyn
Rey Veak
Truro
Nova Scotia
O. W. Rolph
Keith
Chase
Prince Edward County
Neil Porter
Kitchen
L. A. Trull
Nancy
Kingston
Fred Trull
Fred Trull, Also With Mr. and Mrs. J. Canning of Oshawa, Mrs. J. E. Richards
Royal York Hotel
Spencer
Kilcooley Gardens
Richards
Spencer Supports
Ontario
Forest Fires Endanger Jobs Says Canadian Forester
J. L. Van Camp, General Manager of the Canadian Forestry Association, warns that forest fires caused by public carelessness erase wages from workers' pay. He notes a ton of newsprint from a Canadian mill requires a cord of pulpwood, valued at 126 dollars in New York, with about 40 dollars going to Canadian mill workers and the rest circulating through transportation, fuel, and supplies totaling 188 million dollars annually. He urges action against the annual fire loss that threatens employment and national commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. van Camp
Canadian Forestry Association
New York
Freezing Popular Method of Preserving Pre-Colored Food
Continuation from page 1 explains how foods with fat and fudge-type frosting freeze well. It advises thawing baked cakes in their original wrappings to prevent surface moisture and maintain quality.
Freezing Pre-Cooked Foods Extends Freshness Up to a Year
Tests show that products well wrapped in aluminum foil retain quality for as long as a year. For household use, keep pre-cooked items shorter due to limited freezer space and better use for seasonal products.
Also Mentioned on This Page
United Church
Orono Pastoral
John Kitchen
KIRBY
Dean West
Orewe
D. West
Raye West Armstrong Mercer
K. West McKay Eme Ores
Ron West Shetler Aa Mabee Cornish
Asees Williams Lynn Pantene Lycett Wassan
Sates
Gordon Cotter
Orono, Ont
Sun Sui
Maxwell House
California No. 45
Garden Boy
Frank Morris
James Flynn
Huntingdon
Quebec
A. Flynn
Marion Brown
R.N
J. Brown
E. Millson
Ellen
Janice Webster
Centralia
Mary Lynn Bailey
Carl Billings
Keith Henderson
Lively, Ont
George Henderson
M. J. Burns
Peterborough
E. J. Hamm
Gordon Simpson
Douglas Allen
Cobb Hill
J. Hendry
Gilchrist
Edmonton
J. Harris
Judith
Weston
Mrs. L. Trueman
Regina
Mrs. Kennedy
Moosejaw
Ed Neilson
Corsetiere
Hattie M. Wilson
Newcastle
Ball Park
Newtonville
Kendal
Monster Carnival
Bowmanville Boy’s Training School
Princess
Gregory Peck
Audrey Hepburn
Cochise
John Hodiak
Joy Page
Cobourgtel
Edmond O’brien
Yvonne DeCarlo
Hurricane Smith
John Ireland
Vonne DeCarlo
Nother
Kettle
Pa Kettle
Marjorie Main
Percy Kilbride
Rolph Hardware
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