Weekend Visitors Lodged Across Action Town
Miss Margaret Somerville of Tor onto spent the weekend at home. Mr Joe Taylor of Toronto visited Acton at Mr Rutledge’s home. Miss Dorothy Clayton and Dr B Clayton of Toronto were home for the weekend. Burn has returned to Ballinafad after nursing W J Rutledge. Rev John Anderson and Mr Anderson of London were guests of Mrs Roetall and family on Willow Street during their Wednesday visit. Mrs Wands Rutledge of Toronto Genere Hospital passed her RN exams and spent weekend with her parents. W J Rypledge noted.
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Toronto
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Rutledge
Dorothy Clayton
Dr. B. Clayton
Mr. Burn
Ballinafad
W. J. Rutledge
John Anderson
Mr. Anderson
London
Wands Rutledge
Halton Jersey Production Records Highlight Local Cattle Fame
In Halton County Jersey herds gain renown since 1849 with cows achieving notable four and five year old records. Theresa Doucet from Grove Farm in Milton records 11 772 pounds of milk and 538 pounds fat in 365 days, test 4.77 percent. Lindale Draconis Biassom from Maurice Beaty's Lindale herd posts 4 year old 4850 pounds milk 490 pounds fat in 365 days at 5.71 percent. Lindale Pioneeress and Lindale Nasi Dracusa also show strong junior and senior yearlings with high fat tests and long test days. Knollview Mally from Acton’s McKeown herd posts senior two year old record of 5 757 pounds milk and 442 pounds fat in 205 days, descendant of Brampton Aster’s Lassie Grand Champion.
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Kenneth Filta
Jlomnby
Ontario
Jersey
Grove Farm
Theresa Doucet
Theresa
Maurice C. Beaty
Milton
Lindale Draconis Biassom
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Deaty
Brampton
Western Ontario
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Lindale Haail
Lindale Nasi
Dracua
Aire
Lindale Rasll P
Charles McKeown
Acton
Knollview
Mally
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Lassie
Oakville measures amid park arena closure and ski club launch
Oakville residents with posted house numbers and mall slot installations await delivery service starting Monday March 3. The Oakville Sports Association, leasing Victoria Park arena, orders its closure after autumnal cold stalls recreation. Inaugural Bronte Village Commission meeting names Charles Lawrence chair and Vernon Bushy secretary. Oakville Ski Club forms with Paul Moulding president and Barbara Campbell secretary as officers and members organize at the high school. Trafalgar Journals.
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MacNeid
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Ottawa
Journal
Oakville Sports Association
Parks Board
Victoria Park Arena
Charles Lawrence
Bronte
Vernon Bushy
George" McLeod
Grant Bray
Paul Moulding
Barbara Campbell
Oakville
Sks
H. McDermott
Don Gilea
J R Black
Robert Hunter
Trafalgar
Canadian life insurance payouts reach 159 million in ten months
The Financial Post cites Canadian Life Insurance Association figures showing policyholders and beneficiaries received 159,773,002 in the first ten months of the year. October payments included ordinary contracts 12,743,396 industrial 2,319,369 and group 2,507,520.
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Church News Sunday Epiphany Sermons and Services
The bulletin lists worship hours and topics for the Fourth Sunday After Epiphany. Hermon presented Our Prophetic Heritage with a background of the prophets. A children’s hour and an evening service followed with talks on Words of Worth and Memory.
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Hermon
Induction Service and Worship at St Andrew's Heapstay
The notice lists a morning service at 9 00 and Sunday School at 11 15 with an evening service at 7 60. It announces the induction service of Rev RH Armstrong M A on Thursday February ind and a worship service led by Rev Mari F Smith of St Andrew's Church Heapstay at 8 o clock with the theme They that wait upon thy Lord Shalt renew their strength.
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RH. Armstrong
Mari F. Smith
St Andrew’s Church
Heapstay
Sunday January 3 1948 events listed
The fragment lists times on a Sunday, January 3 1948 at 16:30 and 11:30 am with an 8 00 pm Friday entry and a call to “Come and See”. The source is incomplete and provides no clear entities beyond the dated Sunday.
Teen Topics Preview Winter Club Plans and Events
A local Pine Valley column notes an open winter with plans by the Penguin Club for a Hallo Down festival. It mentions executive visits from Oakville, upcoming snow rides for teens, hockey crowds from Georgetown, and a busy schedule of novelty acts and skating by school teams.
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Penguin Club
Coures
Oakville
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Skiing Big Business in Canada Expands Spending and Growth
The Financial Post reports Canada hosts about a quarter million skiers with around 13 million spent on fields and poles. Equipment makers earned over 1 million last year. Laurentian resorts expect about 180 thousand dollars weekly per resort for 13-14 weeks, with 135 thousand passengers on Laurentian excursions and a total take near 800 thousand. Over 1 million invested in Laurentian improvements, with potential 2-4 million more in plans, including Ontario developments.
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Financial Post
Canada
Ared
Gouda
Laurentiang
Ontario
Reinorta
Tanners Rally Past Fergus Thistles in Arena Bout
Acton Tanners posted a decisive 16-5 victory over Fergus Thistles at the arena on Thursday. Mike Coxe led with four goals supported by Hilson and O'Donoghue each with three, while Montgomery paced Fergus with a hat trick as Fehrenbach officiated and penalties limited.
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Guthrall
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Jim Gathrall
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Basao
Guy
Kentnet
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Britain Plans Major School Building Program This Year
The British Ministry of Education announces a new school building program valued at about 220.9 million. The plan is twice as large as 1948 efforts and reflects available labor and materials. It aims to meet urgent needs in technical education with a carefully worked schedule.
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Britain
Ministr of
Milson County Reports 41 Chickenpox Cases This Month
The County Health Unit in Milton reports weekly chickenpox cases totaling 41 this month. Officials note the outbreak may have peaked and emphasize early detection and isolation for about a week to prevent spread. The piece also discusses quarantine effectiveness and advice to contact the Milton Health Unit for confirmation.
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Hood
Atow
Shove
Millon
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