Bank of Nova Scotia Reports Record 1948 Finances
The One Hundred Seventeenth Annual Statement shows total loans at 293,413,968 and total deposits at 680,120,542 with assets rising to 749,615,000. Net profit after taxes reached 2,007,846, dividends total 1,680,000, and a 327,000 carry forward to profit and loss.
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Weather, taxes and winter plans in December musings
A December reflection on unusual weather, rising taxes with education costs, and the value of independence. The author recalls school buses versus walking, reports on the Royal Winter Fair highlights including the Mighty Mites and a stunning rose display, and notes Canada’s postwar refugee intake projected to 100000 by July 1950.
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Milton Club Honors Health Speaker in November Meeting
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