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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 08, 1944
Page
7
Engineers test a stove heated system to start Army engines in sub arctic cold. A small gasoline stove provides continuous heat to circulate coolant by thermo siphon action. Field trials in Northern Canada show starts as easy as spring mornings for Army vehicles.
Dr Tra N Gabrielson of the U S Fish and Wildlife Service said a major southward migration of ducks and other waterfowl has begun in Alaska. He estimated up to 150 million birds, peaking in October, noting potential problems for agriculture and a likely reduced hunting season due to ammunition shortages.
Mrs Churchill told reporters at Harold Butler’s home that Winston Churchill is his own boss at home and must be fed well. She added Clementine supports this arrangement as long as she can help.
A themed list of crossword clues with horizontal and vertical entries including musical instrument helmet body of water and other common terms. Provides cross references and answer hints for solving the puzzle without revealing full solution lines.
A Sunday school lesson outlines the commandment to honor parents, tracing biblical contexts from Exodus Sinai through Jesus youth and crucifixion. It stresses obedience, reverence, gratitude, and care for aging parents, noting Jesus as a model of obedience and concern for his mother even at the cross.
Canadian stations launch a new weekly dramatized news feature from CFRB Toronto titled Canadian Cavalcade airing Thursdays 9 30 to 10 p m. CBC and BBC exchange broadcasts feature Canada to Britain October 15 The Spacious Land about farming. Rex Battle piano recitals return Monday and Friday 7 45 to 8 p.m. Education provinces partner with CBC for regional science history and arts programs starting October 13 14 in the morning slots.
Gwendoline Clarke shares a lively glimpse of a city visit with her daughter in a rooming house. She notes friendly shop clerks and a helpful tailor and describes daily routines, the puppy, and the spice of life amid household chores and farm duties. She ends with a peculiarly abrupt fact about a crocodile.
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