Local Notables Visit and Hospital Note in Guelph
Mrs. Jonax Maxey remains a patient at General Hospital Guelph with friends wishing her a speedy recovery. Visitors over the weekend included Mr and Mrs Harvey McCutcheon Sharon and Janis with Mr and Mrs F J McCutcheon and several other guests from Toronto Upper Canada College and Acton. A funeral in Westerville Ohio drew Mr Robi Patterson and son A C Patterson alongside local wardens and officials attending the Wardens Dinner in Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonax Maxey
Harvey McCutcheon
Sharon
Janis
F. J. McCutcheon
John Culver
Upper Canada College
Chas Symon
Toronto
James Symon
D. Taylor
Mr. Robi.Patterson
A. C. Patterson
Mr. Patterson
Geo. N. Patterson
Westerville
Ohio
Council Hears Multiple Delegations On Clerk And Finances
Delegations at the Thursday council meeting discussed arranging a clerk and temporary personnel. Council and the Public Utilities Commission considered proposals, with John McGeachie named to serve through year end. Other items included tax arrears collection, arena lighting adjustments, and ditches, hydrants, and the Wartime Housing project approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansen and MacArthur
Public Utilities Commission
Mntter
Rtcs
John McGeachie
Harrop
Rogers
Acton
Canadian Wool ‘Co
U's
McGeachie
Spatafora
Main Street
Treaurer
Department of Planning and Development
Dr. Mather
Halton
Imperial Insurancy Company
F.G. Turner
Farm Production Declines in Denmark Amid Drought
Agricultural output in Denmark fell sharply due to drought across spring and summer. Milk cows, heifers, and steers dropped, butter and cheese production declined, and beef supplies for slaughter rose. Trade talks between British and Danish officials stalled without agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
Dominion of Canada Department of Agrcultura
Roper
USS Thousand Head
Ministry of Food
Cagenhaven
Christmas in Songs and Story at the Church
The church announces events for the third Sunday in Advent with an 11.00 a.m. service themed They Stayed Away From Bethlehem and a 7.00 p.m. Christmas in Songs and Story titled A Night with the Carols. Church School meets weekly at 12.10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Our Church
Presbyterian Churches in Canuda Service Times
The Canuda congregations of MNOX CHURCH Acton and Bay Presbyterian plan morning worship at 11 60 a m Sunday School and Bible Classes at 12 15 p m and an evening service at 7 00 p m with the verse They that wait upon the Lord Shall renew their strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Canuda
Mnox Church
Acton
J. Mi. Andarwon
B.A. Wlc
Bay
Baptist Church Acton announces December services
The Acton Baptist Church led by Rev. Citas and Rev. R. Gower invites all to Sunday School at 10 30 a m and the sermon The Man Who Wins at 11 20 a m on Sunday December 1. A Christmas Supper and Concert follows Thursday December 11 at 7 p m with another Sunday School session.
Advent Service Times and Christmas Entertainment
Sunday December 1st 1947 feature morning service sermon at 11 15 am beginner's class at 12 25 pm church school 7 pm evensong and sermon church school Christmas entertainment on December 11th at 8 pm Sunday December 7th 1947 church school held weekly at 12 10 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Church Schol
Our Church Schol
Garage Operators Elect Officers For Year At Last Meeting
The Halton County Branch of the Garage Operators Association held its annual meeting and elected officers for 1948 at a dinner in Nelson Township Hall on December 4. Seventy attendees heard talks by Gordon Bilton and others, with nominations by Fred Sinclair. officers include President Laurie Mannell and Secretary Fernie Savin. The meeting adjourned after reviewing the year’s accomplishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton County
Hamilton
Len McKindley
Burlngton
Gordon Bilton
Toronto
Bilton
Bitton
Ike Lynn
Burlington
Harry Doughty
British American Motors
J. Robertson
Ed. Wadham
Geo. Davis
Wentworth
Fred Sinclair
Laurie Mannell
Oakville
The
Tom Henry
Milton
Joe Smith
Benney Hurst
Jack Cain
Georgetown
Safeport
Reindeer Habitat Shift in Canada and Arctic Regions
The article notes reindeer roamed southern Canada during the Ice Age and now inhabit Arctic lands around the pole. It explains domestication in Lapland and calls the wild Arctic reindeer caribou in North America. Canada’s caribou declines led to domestic herds in northern regions cared for by Eskimos. Read about various caribou types shown at the Royal Ontario Museum galleries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Santa Claus
Canada
Ontario
Reinleer
Arctic
Pole
Europe
Asia
North America
Lapland
Sweden
Finland
Russia
Arctic America
Canaida
Northland
Ree
Royal Ontario’ Museum
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Amos Mason
J. M. McDonald
Reeve F. J. McCutenaeon
Church of Canada
Louis Pickerin
Bower Avenue
ANNAN
J.K. Gardiner
Elisen
Aone
Ste
Santa
Philco
Tricycles
Rumley
Turkey
Acton, Ont