Fort Henry's turbulent past near Kingston and Rideau Canal
A historical look at Fort Henry near Kingston detailing its fortifications, role in the Rideau Canal era, and notable events. It recalls attacks in 1838 involving Van Rensselaer, the siege plans, prisoner escapes, and the fort’s later use as a detention camp before becoming a museum.
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Rideau ‘Canal
Toronto Public Library
Viger
Point
Henry
Toronto
Kingston
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence River
Seige
van Rensellaer
Upper Canada
Kingston Street
Hickory Island
van Renselaer
Fort Henry
John Momnt
Gomery
Tex Son
Cam
Ture
Nils von Schoultz
St. Lawrence
Prescott
John A. Macdonald
Anl
Modern ironing boards evolve with metal frames and extended surfaces
The piece discusses new features in ironing boards such as metal construction, elongated surfaces with extension flaps, tapered ends, and wheels for mobility. It notes comfort improvements for standing or sitting ironing, price increases for added width, and adjustable levers, with guidance for right and left handed users.
Farmers discuss slow moving vehicle signs and fertilizer guidance
The Rural Scene reports on the 441 Leaders Association meeting held April 19 where Ivan Crerar urges rapid sign adoption for slow moving vehicles on roads under 25 mph. The article includes fertilizer guidance from Seedtime and Harvest on 1965 soil recommendations and costs, stressing nitrogen and phosphate use for cereals and oilseeds and warning on high cost liquid fertilizers.
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W. J. Knowles
Binscarth
441 Leaders Association
Tam
Ivan Crerar
Foxwarren
Tim
Leaders Association
F. J. Greaney
Prairie
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