Royal Winnipeg Ballet Performs in Jamaica During Overseas Tour
The Royal Winnipeg Ballet completed a 10 day Jamaica visit with nine performances at Kingston Ward Theatre Manderville Odeon Kingston Stadium before 20000 Jamaican youths. The company rehearsed between shows and aimed to expand cultural ties between Jamaica and Canada as part of their 23rd touring season across Canada and the United States.
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Caribbean
Calypeo
Jamaica
Baska
Canadian Prairies
Winnipeg
Royal Winnipeg Ballet
Ward Theatre
Kingston
Odeon Theatre
Manderville
Kingston Stadium
Canada
United States
Waitamata Man Finds Original Tires on Morris Eight
A Waitamata New Zealand man discovered his 25-year-old Morris Eight still has its original tires, which have not been retreaded and have since driven an additional 6,300 miles, much of it across the countryside. Chairs in Britain's Royal Parks may be replaced by lighter tubular designs made by handicapped workers, with park attendants also drawn from the same group. Employment for the Handicapped drives the project, led by E H Robinson, a former BOAC maintenance engineer who developed the production system used in aircraft maintenance.
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Waitamata
N.Z
Britain
Royal Parka
Employment For
BOAC
E. H. Robinson
Plastics Flogun debuts as compact moulding and repair tool
Northwest Industries introduces the Plastics Flogun a three and a quarter pound precision plastic injection moulding device demonstrated in Europe after earlier shows in Canada and the United States. The compact unit operates on standard AC power and can mould weld repair or shape plastics on site. It is marketed as a portable "planting suitcase" enabling on the spot insulation repair for electronic components and wire reels.
Toronto nickname origins traced to roaming pigs
Visitors in the early era gave Toronto the nickname Hogtown after noting pigs roaming city streets. The moniker dates back over a century, reflecting a rougher urban image observed by outsiders.
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Hogtown
City of
Toronto
Cooking by phone in near future envisioned by Bell official
Alexander G. Lester of Bell Canada outlined visions where ovens and heaters respond to outside dial codes, push button phones link to home systems, and frequent numbers are stored for quick access. He cited trials in Montreal and projected improvements in voice clarity from 1945 benchmarks to closer conversational range.
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Alexander G. Lester
Bell Telephone Co. of Canada
Electric Club of
Toronto
Lester
Globe and Mail
Drivers aim to shorten travel time with car use
An official in Nottingham England warned that Britain faces traffic congestion as cars become the best way to cover distance in the least time. The remark frames the shift toward car travel in an era of crowded roads and growing commutes.
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Nottingham
England
Britain
CAE to Add Van Cal No 16 for RCAF Eastern Quebec
CAE will add a new Van Cal No. 16 to its mobile electronic calibration fleet on March 1 to serve RCAF stations in eastern Quebec. The six man crew is led by Clem Poupart and includes Bob Tennier Jack Jonker Darryl Eagles Harry Browne and Claude Millette. Van Cals travel to sites to test and calibrate equipment on the spot, avoiding shop refurbishments. The concept originated with CAE about seven years ago and has since been used across Canada and in Europe.
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CAE
RCAF
Quebec
Clem Poupart
Bob Tennier
Jack Jonker
Darryl Eagles
Harry Browne
Claude Millette
Canada
Europe
Honeysuckle Nectar Trapped Beyond Bee Reach
A long tube keeps the nectar of the honeysuckle out of reach for bees, isolating the sweet reward at the bottom where pollinators cannot access it.
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Royal Winning Ballet
South Saskatchewan
Canadian National Institute For the Blind
R. C. Purse
Sask
W. M. Martin
Col
E. A. Baker
Institute
Col. Baker
Residence
Regina
CNIB
Saskatoon
North America
Montreal