Short Course for Presidents to Run Meetings Better
The piece humorously notes how meetings drift between efficient and inefficient as officers are elected. It cites amendments to motions and amendments to amendments, offers practical handling tips, and points to parliamentary texts Beauchesne and Bourinot. It urges press reporters to prepare highlights for next events.
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Despar
Beauchesne
Canada
Bourinot
Economic theories on profit bonuses reshape Soviet industry
The New York Times notes Russia’s Pravda discusses boosting factory profits to drive efficiency and investment. It describes bonuses funded from a factory fund, worker cash payments, and improvements to conditions, with government ownership and profit flowing to the state. The piece warns about setting attainable goals and suggests a new principle linking higher plant profits to larger bonuses, aiming for greater output despite challenges in socialist planning.
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Moscow
New Yor Times
Pravda
Russia
Cepter
Kharkov
the Times
The
Times
Busan
Community notes from Acton and district 1942
Weekly digest recounts Walk er Lodge AF and AM elections. Dublin Literary Society’s program. Christmas donations to Canadian Aid to Russia. boxing standings, road closures from heavy snowfall. rural tree-cutting concerns. and local events from 50 years prior including Niagara power, rural mail route awards, fall plowing, night school, fire brigade supper, and church parish hall plans.
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Free
Walker Lodge
E Middleton
S.D
W. M. Near
M. J. Steele
W. M. Cooper
W. Kk. Graham
F. J. Salt
H. Helwig
Russia
Service League
McCutcheon
Acton
Guelph
Master Cleaners
Avion
Milton
Ut 9 Faw
Niagara
Brisbane
Erin
Esqueyng
John Gibbons
Ballinafad
Daly Beara More and
di Ault
Acton Fire Brigade
St Alban's
Tom Down
The
Baptist Church
Local youth group plans activities in Waterdown district
An active Youth Group of Branch 581 in Waterdown outlines a busy agenda including summer baseball, ten dances, a car rodeo, cab events, and scout activities. The group also aims to start roller skating at Memorial Hall in Georgetown.
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Waterdown
Canadian Legion
Coller
Memorial Hall
Milk Producers Elect Officers at Daet Nee D2 Meeting
The annual meeting of Daet Nee D2 Tonante Math Poaghseers Wawa featured officers elected including secretary treasurer John Bint and president Frank Thadd. Directors present included Jim Carey, John Bird, and Robert Alexander Fronch Nurse. Santa's Elves from Denmark and Sweden were noted in a festive closing segment.
Christmas Card Frenzy and Quiet Yearn for Normal Life
A reflective piece on the pre Christmas rush and its strain on minds and budgets. The author contrasts the seasonal joy with the chaos of shopping, cards, parties, and debt, then recalls family ties, memories, and the warmth found in exchanging Christmas greetings despite the frenzy. Beneficial nostalgia touches on older relatives, letters to Santa, and the comfort of home amid the noise.
Bridge bidding chaos at Ac ton club prompts dramatic scores
Board number 2 produced spirited bidding as South hoped for slam after East preemptive balal VT spades. Double by Smith, four clubs by North, then South reached five or six clubs. outcomes ranged from top to down, with multiple boards replayed and match points varying. Local players Manns Dolfen Weke Lorie Hooper Tom Warnes and Gere Sargeant noted among winners.
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Coats
Acton
Mordie
South
East
Balal VT
Smith
Wis
Secaum
Sverre
TNT
Manns Dolfen
Ant Weke
Lorie
Ao Seeer
Mre
Jack Hooper
Tom Warnes
Gere Sargeant
First Known Card Designed About 1843
A fragment notes the first Christmas card design dating to about 1843. It mentions hand written Christmas greetings on decorated paper and a depiction of a WW group with wine and charitable scenes. It suggests Sir Henry Cole may have gained knighthood for sending the first Christmas card.
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Toho Cahort
Hersey
Henry
Physician and Surgeon at Acton Ontaro Main Street Corner
A physician and surgeon located at the North Corner of Main and Mill Streets in Acton Ontario maintains office BS 2180 and residence 853.0138. The entry lists contact and location details for their medical practice.
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Lymon Brock
Mill St. ER. Acton
Church St. B
Bn. D
Robert D. Buckner
Ont
Main Street
North Corner
Main and
Mill Street
Acton, Ontaro
Dental Surgeon Office
Corner Mill
Frederik Streets
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Commonwealth
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Nassagawerra
Duncan Viet Thi
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Matta Keonsk
Gecorge Pendyra
J ¢ Beit Pret
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Wepee Road
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Professional Directory and
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