Local Society Notes From Guelph Area Hospitals and Visits
Migs Hazel Wilsop of Sar Mia Hospital staff was home for the weekend. Mrs. A Novak ill in St Josephs Hospital Guelph. John Culver of Upper Canada College visited aunt Mrs Symon. Mrs Jak Symon spent week in Toronto with son Mr Chas Symon. Mr and Mrs Charlea Symon of Toronto weekend with his mother Mrs Jas Symon. Mr and Mrs C Sopar of Preston spent Wednesday with their aunt Mrs SB Super. Bernice Reid RN supervisor at Guelph General Hospital home recuperating after appendix operation. Mrs Dan Lawson still a patient in Guelph General Hospital. Friends hope for improvement. Mrs A McMullen ill in St Josephs Hospital Guelph and speedy recovery wished. Mrs Pat Kenny patient in St Josephs Hospital Guelph after appendicitis operation. Yr and Mrs O Stapleton Mr Dc Scott Mr J Moore Mr G Smith Miss E Hauthore attend Herbert Scott funeral in Georgetown on Friday.
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John Culver
Upper Canada College
Mrs. Symon
O. Stapleton
Dc. Scott
J. Moore
G. Smith
E. _Hauthore
Funera
Herbert Scott
Georgetown
Marco Club Valentine Party Highlights Fine Program
The Marco Club met February 11 in the United Church Sunday School room. A sing along led by Mr. Pickering, a devotional by Verna Bean Myrtle Lambert and Kay Swackhamer, and a business session followed. Members enjoyed a games gallery with awards for the highest score Duke and Duchess of Windsor. Lunch featured boxed meals as President Dick Benn welcomed new attendees and encouraged future gatherings. Edna Johnston administered light fines for major misdeeds.
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Marco Club
The
United Church
Pickering
Verna Bean
Myrtle Lambert
Kay Swackhamer
Garnet
Mary Mckenzie
Duke and Duchess of Windsor T
Dick Bean
Don Switzer
Dick Benn
Edna Johnston
Iar Nat Seo Mae
Presentation At Greenock School For Newly-Weds
A large crowd gathered at Greenock School despite bad weather for a wedding reception. The program featured community singing, readings, a vocal trio, piano and guitar, and a balloon blowing contest. Miss Laura Johnston read an address to the bride and groom Mr and Mrs Laurette, Merle McCutcheon, who received a set of dishes teaPot and tumblers amid a social hour with coffee and lunch. Several attendees had to walk home after their cars became stranded.
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Fordway
Greenock School
Laura Johnston
Andy Laurette
Merle McCuteheam
Will Salein Tax Go Unchanged? Experts Warn on Inflation
Tax experts doubt a large price drop from easing the 8 percent sales levy. The Financial Post notes the tax yields about 225 million dollars, roughly 40 million per full point, with most foodstuffs already exempt and recent removals for gas and electricity. The main burden falls on clothing, textiles, footwear, house furnishings, and processed meats.
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John
Financial Post
Sunday Worship Schedule Anew
The notice lists Morag Service at 11.00 a.m. on Sunday February 22 followed by Sunday School and Bible Classes at 12.15 p.m. and Evening Service at 7.00 p.m. The theme for the evening features the verse They that wait upon the Lord Shall renew their strength.
Church Schedule Notes Cancellations For Week
Sunday February 22 features 10 30 a m Sunday School 11 30 a m Abounding in Grace 8 pm weekly events Thursday B Y P A and Bible Study cancelled this week only Church community notices preserve the schedule changes for readers
This Church Welcomes Visitora
The church announces a Sunday schedule for lent season with services at 9:00 Holy Communion 10:00 Sunday School 11:00 Morning Prayer 11:15 Beginner's Class and 7:00 Evening Prayer. A Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Lenten Service invites visitors.
More Telephones and Service Extended in 1947
Bell Telephone in Ontario and Quebec reports the addition of over 12 000 rural telephones and 860 rural circuits in 1947. Rural service reached 55 percent, up from 48 and 39 percent, with 94 000 applicants still waiting at year end. Net telephones reached 1 306 975, payroll rose to 45 015 000, and net income was 9 701 652 with 34 499 shareholders, most in Canada.
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Bell Telephone
Ontario
Quebec
Bell Telephones
Canada
Penguin Club dances amid clear Valentine spirit
The AC-Teen Topics notes a modest Friday crowd at the Penguin Club in Acton, with events at 7 30 including dramatics led by Mrs Canham and Mr Parker, a Ping Pong group run by Johnny Gray, and nightly ping pong. Gratitude is expressed to the Y's Mens' Club and Mr William Denny for supervision.
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Ecco
Penguin Club
Mit
Georgetown
Milton
Toronto
Actonilans
Acteoners
Canham
Wm. Denny
Acton Juveniles Triumph In High Scoring Ice Skirmish
Acton Juveniles defeated Georgetown in a chaotic game with ten goals and multiple penalties. Key moments saw Zajac and Mowat scoring for Acton, Townsley and Hilts contributing, while Huffman and Tyler clashed, and Georgetown’s Hamilton added late markers.
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Acton
Zajnc
Lawson
Carrot Top Roszell
Harold ‘Townsley
Dillon
Zajac
Hilts
Dunn
Tyler
Georgetown
Hamilton
Braves
Haines
Townsley
Zara
Lawson c
Wings
Palmer
Blow
Roszell
Kirkness
Kentner
Mowat
Tanners Take Milton A in Home Rink Contd From Page One
Acton battles back as Acton and Milton A hockey clash ends with four quick goals by the home team. Leno Marzo sparks Acton scoring with a late first period marker, Gillespie again ties, and Acton leads into the final period before a close finish. Penalties cloud a tight game as the old Confederation era note closes the page.
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Homesters
Acton
Fricker
Melanson
Leno Marzo
Evans
Gillespie
Brush
Townsley
E Marzo
Hilson
Dasher I
Marzo
Johnny Gay
Tanners
Woods
Bayliss
Lindsay
I. Marzo
Kentner
E. Marzo
Riddall
Goy
L. Marzo
Footitt
Mitton
Scattalon
Terry
Fox
Linton
Currie
Westlake
Stott
Schsizzi
Bird
Chester
Spicer
M. Fox
Senttalon
A. Townsley
Marzov
A. Gillespie
L. Marzo Uw
L. Marzov
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Competitive Opportunity Emphasized In Business Policy
A hardware and metal paper cites a study on small business challenges urging that actions preserve maximum competitive opportunity. It argues the free market is central to enterprise, while acknowledging laws are needed to prevent abuses but warns against overregulation strangling the system.
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Migs Hazel Wilsop
Sarmia Hospital
Jak Symon
Chas. Symon
Charlea Symon
Jas. Symon
Mrs. C. Sopar
Preston
Bernice Reid
R.N
Guelph General Hospital
Dan Lawson
A. McMullen
St. Joseph's Hospital, Guelph
Pat Kenny
Greenock
United Church of Canada
Louis Pickering
Bower Avenue
Presbyterian Church In
Knox Church
A. M, Andersen, HA
St Albans Church
Mast
Rob J. R. Hamilton
Optometrist
G. A.sirrs
Cloverhouse
Wakstaffs
Arm and Hammer Washing Soda
Lyon's Tea
Spy Apples
Tarzwell Grocery & Meats Corner Mill and
Victoria Fresh Fish
Simmonds Jewellers
Lova
Gruen
Eloo
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Golden Gate Cafe
Pige One
Julian Zajac
Norton
Hills
Huffman
Miners
Louth
Hain
Harold Townsley
Flamilton
Harry Lawsson
Redmen
Rabbity
John Mowat
Phy
von Mowat
Dillon G
South Wings
Norton Ingles
Golden
Bunny Ward
Johnny Goy
Milton A
Newfoundland
W. T. Patterson
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John W. Chapman General Insurance Agent
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