Toronto visitors quarter weekend at local homes
Pouwonals Mr. Jack Malnprize of Toronto University was home during the weekend. Miss Dorothy Clayton and Mr Bill Clayton of Toronto were home for the weekend. Mrs. F. A. McLean of Tilbury visited during the week with Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Rumley. Mrs. Helen Holmes, nurse in training at St. Joseph's Hospital was home during the week. Miss Boertha Brown and Miss Walla McCartney visited during the weekend with Miss Fern Brown. Mrs. Nelie Lawson has been in training at St. Joseph's Hospital friends with her a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Malnprize
Toronto University
Dorothy Clayton
Bill Clayton
Toronto
F. A. McLean
Tilbury
W. B. Rumley
Helen Holmes
St. Jospeh’s Hospital
Boertha Brown
Walla McCartney
Fern Brown
Nelie Lawson
St. Joseph's Hospital
Mark Fiftieth Anniversary of Their Wedding
Mr and Mrs Emerson Anderson celebrated their golden wedding at home 150 Em ma St Guelph on Sunday January 26. They wed January 26 1898 at Milton. Twelve living children listed with spouses and towns. Guests honored with gifts including a gold watch a set of dishes a gold pen and an electric stove plus many congratulatory messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Emerson Anderson
Emma St
Guelph
Mra Anderson
Matilda Bonus
Milton
G. Evans
Alice
Wingham
John HH. Anderson
D. Holmen
Rockwood
Seligman
Elsie
Drayton
Roland Anderson
TITV
Robert Anderson
Acton
Canada Year Book 1917 edition announced
The 1917 Canada Year Book published by the Dominion Bureau of Statistics under Hon. James A. MacKinnon is revised for clearer cross references and includes a Directory of Sources of Official Information. Readers may request copies of articles from the Dominian Statistician. the piece discusses weather related sentiment and general climate remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. MacKinnon
M.P
Minister of Trade and Commerce
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Department of Trade and Commerce
Canada
Ghureh Slows Sunday Schedule at Our Church
The notice lists Sunday February 8 1943 activities starting 11.00 am with The Firey Furnace. Our Church School at 12.10 pm and Evening Service at seven. Both services conducted by the Minister. You are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Church
Sunday Services Prompt Warmth and Renewal
Morning service at 11.00 am and evening prayer at 7.00 pm are announced with a Bible verse They that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength. Sunday school at 12.15 pm is listed among the day’s schedule.
Baptist Church Notice for Rev CHAS FOWER Minister
Sunday service scheduled February 8 1948 at 10 30 am with Sunday School at 11 30 am. Evening services and home Bible study announced with Mrs Chasee and Miss Helen West listed for Mill Street duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soo
Chasee
St Albans Church Service Schedule
The Anglican St Albans Church led by Rector Rev W G Luxton lists 9:00 Holy Communion 10:00 Primary and Junior Classes 12:15 Beginner and Senior Classes 12:15 Senior Class 7:00 Evening Prayer Visitors welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Albans Church
W. G. Luxton
Pebruary Ltd
Ontario Traffic Toll Hits 720 in 1947
Ontario records 720 traffic fatalities in 1947 per preliminary figures from Minister George H. Doucett. He notes the toll may be the highest since 1941, despite strides in prevention and ongoing public education and media support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
George H. Doucett
Mr. Doucett
Newcastle
Lanark
Gore Bay
Trust
Burks Falls
Streetsville
Crystal Beach
Eastly
Anc Aradio
Epybody
Sky Hook Logging Trial Opens BC Areas to Access
A BC firm tests high lead logging to reach previously inaccessible areas in British Columbia. A sky hook vehicle travels on a cable track between spar trees, lifting logs from Wass to logging camps. The system may move at 56 mph on highways and relies on a driver riding in a hooked carriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Financial Post
Penguin Club opens with teens flocking to dance
The Penguin Club held a stylish opening last Friday drawing local and visiting teens. Decorations with black and white streamers and a penguin motif framed the gym as the crowd enjoyed a lively dance and plans for future events including a Leap Year Dance and Valentine Dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Waldorf
Penguin Club
J. Gray
Boredom of Overwork and the Pursuit of New Interests
The piece argues busy work may boredom, not exhaustion, and people seek purpose beyond pay. It cites Wisconsin psychology survey on time use, noting work plus sleep fill most life while other activities like golf, bridge, and hobbies occupy substantial portions.Britain’s solution lies in setting goals and pursuing new, engaging occupations to improve happiness and productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Psychology Department
University of Wisconsin
Britain
Camperstone
Acclock
United Kingdom Firms to Exhibit Food in Canada
UK firms will showcase at the Toronto International Trade Fair next June with over 25 000 square feet booked. One third join six groups to mount collective exhibits including clothing. Canadian agents will display some firms products on their behalf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
Toronto
Tanners Triumph Over Oakville Legion 7-6 in Tight Match
Tito Marzo scored three goals for the Tanners with two in the second period as Oakville rotated Kan tner up from alternates after Ollleapls absence. The game featured fast skating and a few penalties, with no major brutality, and listed lineups include Oakville and Acton-Woods players and alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tito Marzo
Tanners
Grant Ollleapls
Kantner
Milin
Oakville
Maurice Walsh
Georgetown
Cameron
Legionnaires
Paul Kane Paintings Hang In Museum
The article notes 100 Paul Kane paintings on display at the Royal Ontario Museum. It recounts Kane’s boyhood among Indians near Toronto and his later journeys to the western plains and Pacific coast to depict chiefs, hunters, ceremonial dances, and coastal scenery before Indigenous life faded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Little York
Paul Kane
United States
Europe
Italy
Canada
Kane
Western Plains
Pacific Coast
Trust
Royal Ontario Museum
Home Keeping as a Fine Art
The modern housewife views home maintenance as more than manual tasks. It centers on creating a pleasant home atmosphere where the family rests and feels welcomed. Attractive meals, health, and welfare are emphasized as a fine art and a high achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lkely
Orenige
Mosphem
A Black Mark For Our Schools
Dr. Griffith Taylor of the University of Toronto declares Canada teaches geography poorly in higher classes, contrasting with England where geography is taught as a core subject. He urges immediate reform to elevate geography education and foster national understanding of Canada’s geography and potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Griffith Taylor
University of Toronto
Taylor
England
More Boy Scouts in Canada Reach New Highs
The Canadian Boy Scout movement reports 5,282 more members than in 1939, bringing total local membership to 104,805 under 8,954 volunteer leaders. In 1947 Canada’s Scouts peaked at 103,759.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
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Ghureh
Malled Church of Canada
Lou Pickering
Bower Avenue
W.T. Patterson R
Tor Wyndham ST
Maher Shoe Store
Ict
Tanners Trim
Oakville Legion
Truesday
O- T Davidson mi
Ann Fee
Eee Biden
Marza Ata
Hilson
Languay
Bayliss
Watson
O- Davison
Speck
Davison
A—Hilson
Lindsay Kentnery
Townsley
Morton Gas
Penalty
Morton
Davies
Davisory
D. Yarnold
Thomas
Joyce
Sutton
Brown
Snowball
Duz
McQueen
Woods
Brush
Marzo
Goy
Lindsay
Hiddall
Kentner
I Marzo
BOY Scouts
CCI
Zane Greys
Tru A
Sie Ger
James Warren
Mam Ceslie
Laurir
Ted Getta Hoetat Barrat
Wodos
Clarke Meade
Uereu
Matiner
Thur
Children’s
Elliott Bros
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