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rMURSDAY,; JULY 6, 19ov THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE PAGE ELEVEN Second Reserve Air Squadron Being Formed Ottawa, July 6--(CP)-- The Air Force announced Wednesday for- mation of a second R.C.A.F: reserve fighter squadron in Toronto and en- larged to permit use of the latest types of jet fighters, It was announced that the de- fence department has paid $400,000 for the 375-acre Dufferin Construc- tion Co., stock farm to permit ex- pansion of Downsviews Airport, home of Toronto's existing reserve squadron, No. 400. * Formation of the second squad- ron was officially predicted some time ago and is in line with long- range plans for defence of strategic cities and industrial targets. 1t will raise to 11 the number of reserve squadrons scattered across Canada, thte bulk of them fighters. There are some nine regular squad- rons, two or three of them fighters. Canada's plans for fighter de- fence are being directed in the field from an Air Defence Group " Headquarters in Montreal, but also are one of the vital matters under constant study at R.C.AF. head- quarters here, They are wedded to plans for ra- dar stations and are backed up by a new trans-continental tri-service communications system. Two new types of jet fighters are being built for the fighter squadrons. The new Toronto unit will be known as No: 411 and will perpet- uate the second world war's R.C, AF. Grizzly Bear Squadron, whose Spitfire fighters raised havoc as part of fighter command and later of the 2nd Tactical Air Force in Eu- rope. It will operate from Downsview, but the air force said "details of its formation will not be available for some time." : News Notes Of . Almonds Area MRS. L. POGUE Correspondent Almonds, July 6 -- A 'Lawn Tea" will be held at Almonds Church on Tuesday, July 11th, with strawberries. Tea will be served from 4 p.m, daylight saving time. Almonds congregation and Sun- day School held their annual picnic on Friday, June 30, at Lynbrook Park, A good crowd attended and good supper and good time were enjoyed by all. Mr. John Guy is very poorly these days. We hope he will soon féel considerably better. Exams are over, school is closed and the good old summer time is here again. Congratulations to all who were successful in passing their exams. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Harris and children were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Colley of Blackwater, Mr, Jim Atkinson has returned after a week's holiday at the home of his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Durwood of Port Hope. Mr. and Mrs. John Karry and daughter Karen of Bowmanville, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs, J. Newton. Mr. and Mrs. J. Moss and daugh- ter Faye, Mrs, T. Bentley were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Angus Johnson of London. Mr. and Mrs. J. Guy and Bob Guy, Miss B. Wickett, attended Columbus anniversary on Sunday and visited with relatives there. Master Garry and Diana Powell of Columbus are holidaying with théir grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Pascoe. Mary Evelyn Harris is Holiday- ing with her cousin Dianna Colley of Blackwater. Miss Margaret Crawforth spent the 1st of July holiday with her grandmother, Mrs. Shibley of To- ronto, * Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown and | Miss Francis Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Hadden Kime and children at tended church service at Baptist Church, Uxbridge, where Mr. Mur- ray Richardson took charge of the service and delivered a fine mes- sage to his congregation. Mrs. E, McGregor is in Oshawa Hospital. Last year's federal government income tax collections of $1,298, | 000,000 were more than nine times the 1939 total of $142,000,000. 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