Social visits and wedding reception noted in area
Potionals Mr H E Sutcliffe of Bracebridge visits friends here. Mrs D R Hutcheon of Galt spent the weekend with Mr Sayers in Church Street. Grace and Loma Barber of Toronto visited with Mr and Mrs Amos Mason and others at the Lantz and Rapne home in Guelph. Edith Turner left Toronto for the Bahama Islands after taking a position. Ao Stalker visited in Toronto and attended the Hodgins Graham wedding reception at the bride’s sister Max Sproule’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Hutcheon
Galt, Ont
Mr. Sayers
Church Street
Grace and
Loma Barber
Toronto
Amos Mason
Stuart Lantz
Carole Rapne
John
Guelph
N H. Lanter
Edith Turner
Wt. G. Turner
Bahama Islands
Miss Ao Stalker
Mrs Findlay
Hodgins- Graham
Max Sproule
LIMEHOUSE At the Hall Euchre Winners and Xmas Gifts
At the Hall on Friday evening the euchre winners were Mr Ko Corbett and Mrs Ellerby. Music for dancing came from Mr Clarence Vatey and Mrs Nalder with Mr Jack Cain as floor manager. A Christmas gift exchange featured the WE meeting at Mex Benton’s home. Douglas Scott is home from Baltimore Ontario where he is presently employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ko Corbett
Ellerby
Ken McDonald
Cyril Clarke
Clarence Vatey
Nalder
Jack Cain
Mex Benton
Douglas Scott
Baltimore
Ont
Erin McLean Wins University Scholarship
Erin David McLean a fourth year chemical engineering student at the University of Toronto receives a 2450 scholarship. Charles Nunn the former Stanley Park agent is re-engaged by Upwells Ltd to manage year round job opportunities tied to HIMtop Lodge and expanded park activities. A Toronto businessman Georgie Peter Hell dies at 81. a rabbit was found hanging in Longstreet’s butcher shop, the animal weighing about pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David McLean
University of Floronto
David
Charles Nunn
Stanley Park
C J Hamilton
Upwells Ltd
Nunn
Toronto
Stamilton
Himtop Lodge
Akl
Banaqueta
Erin
HHO Pac
Fic
Georgie Peter Hell
Cpra
Longstreet
Burlington youths win Junior Wildcats welcome in Hamilton
Three Burlington lads Per Woolley Jack Hogers and Flos Coop returned with the Junior Wildcats to Hamilton CN station to a reception by Mayor Norman Craig and Burling ton's Junior Community Rand Douglas MacDonald. Trent Duke Saturday night Teen Agers club announces four weekly hockey teams at 620 and 840 pm in Milton artificial arena. Canvass effort led by Charles Worrall aims to cover homes for arena campaign with near Christmas pause. Accidental death verdict given at Wyn J Boomer inquest held November 20 at council chamber with Coroner R V T Dingle presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Woolley
Jack Hogers
Flos Coop
Wildcats
Hamilton
CN Station
Norman Craig
Rand Douglas MacDonald
Trent Duke
Milton
Hurlington
Milton Arena
Charles Worrall
Wyn J. Boomer
Queen Eliabeth Way
Council Chamber
R. V T. Dingle
Lioyd Dingle
K.C
Garette
New Light Ladders Featherlite Ladders From Canada
The Financial Post notes New Light Ladders Featherlite ladders are made in Canada and claim 3 to 5 times the strength of wood with one third to one half the weight. They are non combustible warp resistant without welds bolts or screws. Rubber feet on tube ends and standard sizes from 6 to 20 feet with 16 to 10 foot extensions. New trestle and improved arthard ladder types planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Financial Post
Church News December 1 1419 services by Rev A W Foreman
Sunday 1000 am Sunday School 11 Q am The Message of Jesus 2 00 pm The Coming King Rev A W Foreman LA will conduct both services All are Cordially Invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
W Foreman
Sunday Services Anno Domini 119 Morning and Evening
Morning Service at 1S am and Sunday School at 1S pm mark the day's schedule. Evening Service proclaims they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength.
Fragmentary OCR Time Codes Noted
Ambiguous OCR fragment shows scattered times and digits. No coherent event details, names, places, or actions readable for a proper summary.
Opened New Garage at Main and West Hower Street
Mie Garner, newly opened garage at the Main and West Hower Street corner, acquires the building and business from Mr Vert Woods and secures the General Motors line for Pontiac and Buick. Garner, born in Ontario, has wartime and automotive industry experience in Toronto and New New Toronto before returning to Acton to run the dealership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main
West Hower Street
Acton
Mie Garner
Vert Woods
General Motors
Faorne Garner
Tage Sal
Ontario
Springfield
London
Chrysler Corporation
Toronto
A. L. Torgis Tir
Heal
Huwfess
Homer Lyons
Bank of Nova Scotia Reports Higher Year End Profits and Growth
The Bank of Nova Scotia shows expanded operations and rising assets for the year ending with total assets of 806 million. Loans rose to 401 million amid strong Canadian lending and deposits reached a record 749 million. Profits totaled 4.71 million, with a 36 cent per share extra dividend and 1.91 earnings per share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Nova Scotia
Tifth
Canada
Holalit
Pna
Simvillt
Sears
Pat's cautious pass by his preferred saloon
A reflective note tells how Pat resisted entering his favorite saloon on the way home. He grew shaky, gathered courage, passed the place, and after thirty yards vowed to return for a drink, saying to himself well done, Pat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
Folk School Sours on Attendance in Haldimand Group
Zone Forum and Splendid Programme reports a Folk School held at Kohler near Cayuga from November 14 to 24. Nine counties including Haldimand Halton Oxford and Wentworth sponsored the event with limited enrolment while plans to engage each county with a day of curriculum were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haldimand
Halton
Oxford
Wentworth
Kohler
Cayuga
Vistoms
Oeserve
Cours
Bulten
Whale of Hatton
Farmers Prove Good Borrowers in 1949 Loan Board Report
The Canadian Farm Loan Board reports a 42 percent rise in loans approved in the year ending March 31 1949 totaling 4 919 50 with record annual business and 96 percent of first mortgage borrowers showing no interest arrears The board notes a shift to larger farms and purchases of land livestock and equipment while maintaining low arrears and offers first mortgage loans up to 5 000 at 4 percent over 25 years with possible steps to 6 000 under certain conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Farm Loan Board
Dominion
Trentd
Prairie Provinces
Right Work Week For Every Industry
The Scene argues for a 48 hour work week as optimum for health and wealth. It contends no industry benefits from shorter hours and higher pay alone, urging scientific studies to set the right weekly hours and days. It claims modestly longer weeks improve family budgets and worker security without harming health or leisure.
Not Enough Girls Shortage Hits Canadian Business
The Financial Post quotes Ron Witliama noting a severe lack of women in the Canadian workforce. He cites Toronto data showing 4206 job vacancies and 2453 applicants, while men show a surplus of job seekers against 1703 positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Witliama
Financial Post
Toronto
National Employment Service
Folk Schools spark leadership in youth at seminar
The remarks describe an interesting and stimulating day at a two week Folk Schools course. The author believes the program helps develop leadership in young people and hopes more will attend next year.
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Potionals
H. E Sutcliffe
Bracebridge
Limehouse
Church News
Waited Church of Canada
Louis Pickering
Hower Avenue
ATOM
Waytist Church
Char BR. Gower
Serice
Ogomithinaton
Alban
Angiivan
W. G. Lasten
Idce Mbe
Holy Communion
Heginners
WM. Roszell
Norm Braida
Lorne, Ganner
Bank Nova Scotia
Drop Head
AppIy
THE
IRS
Aad
Bortdriygs
Waldimand
Oun Agriculturga Centre
Brantford
Quarty
Tor
Fooma
Harper
Do O
Mc Deomald Garyee
Damas
Jand Ht
Apenak
Hat
Aerit Mos
Department Education
Huron Street
Torontos
O A.C
Revo Dick Jones
T. T. Nelle
Carload Groceteria
Mill Street
Nowakting
Jack Sudermann
Jonn Dick and Son
Palas
Ida Luping
Cornel Wilde
Celeste Holm
Richard Widmark
Jean Negulesco
Edward Chodorov
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