Local Personal Notices Highlight Visits and Recoveries
Misa Grace Lantz of Detroit spent the weekend at her home. Detroit residents Mr and Mrs H E Sutcliffe and Bill visited friends here. Gorton McKay of Toronto visits his mother Mrs E A Wansbrough. Misa Clair Hillock of Toronto visited with Mea Sayers and Miss Gibbons. George Jiggins of Aurora spent the weekend with his parents. The Dawson family from Chicago visited here. William Malnprize is a patient at Guelph General Hospital with best wishes for a speedy recovery. Mrs Caldwell attended Hamilton United Church Conference at McMaster University. Mrs Amon Maxon is ill and in hospital. best wishes for recovery. W H Clayton of Bank of Montreal remains a patient at Joseph’s Hospital in Hamilton. best wishes for recovery. D R Hutcheon of Galt and Miss Claire Hillock of Toronto spent weekend with P Sayers on Frederick Street. Mrs Caldwell attended the wedding of Caldwell Kerr and Margaret Richardson RN at St Clement’s Church in Toronto. Corp F W Bowes visited for the weekend and returned home with his wife after visiting her parents. Rev and Mrs O R Findall of Baltima attended graduation exercises at Toronto General Hospital where Miss Warda Rutledge was one of the graduates. F L Wright, president of the Guelph Real Estate Board, attended a directors’ meeting at Kingstar. he travelled by boat for the Thousand Island cruise. Visitors at the Hufnagel home on Sunday included Gorton Pearson and wife Dunald, Mr and Mrs Rob Reid and Miss Linda of Shelbourne, Mr and Mrs J Long, Mr and Mrs J A Reid of Taranto, and Mr and Mrs Allan Samuel of Arthur.
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Ed. Hufnagel
Gorton Pearson
Dundalk
Robi Reid
Migs Linda
Shelbourne
J. Long
J. A.reid
Taranto
Allan Samuel
Arthur
Frances Elizabeth Dills to wed Clarence Rodrick Prosser
Acton engagement notice for Frances Elizabeth Dills daughter of Mr and Mrs G Arlos Dills to Clarence Rodrick Prosser of Kirkland Lake. Wedding planned at the Dills home in Acton on June 26.
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G. Arlos Dills
Acton
Frances Elizabeth
Clarerce Rodrick Prosser
Kirkland Lake
It Isn’t News Says Safety Bulletin From Ontario Group
An Industrial Accident Prevention Association bulletin argues safety wins are not news until a loss occurs. It notes guards saving a hand, goggles preserving an eye, or minor injuries preventing infection are routine, while fatalities or permanent disability become news. It also contrasts clear stairways with trips causing broken limbs.
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Ontario
Farming Adventure A Race Against Time On Lincolnshire Coast
Seventeen farmers join engineers in a bold reclamation project on the East coast of Britain. They aim to convert 1,400 acres of sea into arable land by building a 4 mile sea wall in seventeen weeks to beat autumn tides that threaten to flood the area near the Wash in Lincolnshire. The current coast is a salt marsh along the sea front with high tides reaching several feet.
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Britain
Lincolnshire
Nantaihy
Sunday Worship Schedule for June 6 1948
On Sunday June 6 1948 the Church offers The Hour of Common Worship at 11 00 am followed by Congregation of the Children of the Church at 12 20 pm. Church School in Sea Church decorated with lilacs at 12 18 pm and The Evening Service at 7 00 pm featuring The Old Songs The Old Memaga. A welcome is extended to all.
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Sea Church
Sunday Worship Times and Bible Classes Notice
Sunday June 6 1948 schedule lists 11.00 p.m. morning service 12.18 p.m. Sunday School Bible Classes and 7.00 p.m. evening service The phrase They that wait upon the Lord Shall renew their strength appears as a scripture quote.
Parish Events and B Y P U Convention Report
Sunday services listed with a sermon at 6 a m and communion at 12 30 p m. Evening activities include Bible study and a youth meeting. A report covers the B Y P U convention with notes on sessions and attendance.
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Tag A
B.Y.P.U
Bible Study
B.Y.P.U. Convention
Plaster Nail Tip With Tape to Prevent Cracking
Place a small tape patch on the plaster wall before driving the nail. This method helps prevent cracking and flaking. Tape can be removed afterward.
Acton Tops Georgetown in Slow Baseball Clash Saturday
Acton defeated Georgetown 12 to 4 as Georgetown’s defense faltered despite solid hitting from Everett Wikken Allan Robinson and Mantora. Snyder earned the win for Acton while Gipson took the loss for Georgetown, with multiple errors aiding the visitors.
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Acton
Georgetown
Georegtown
Everett Wikken
Baxter
Triple A
Mantora
Gibson
Wee
al Robinson
Iass
Ferger
Whiteman
Masales
Snyder
Lindany
Spence
Ajachi
Gipson
Storey
Norton
Uh Gibson m
Wilson
Scott
Wiley
Thornton
Dillon
Lindsay c
Scotitt
Allan Ib
Jordan If
Robingon
Snyder P
Morton
Our Favored Irresponsibles
The piece contrasts two men earning about 4000 yearly one saves 500 and insures 500 while the other relies on government to cover obligations both taxed equally. It cites Toronto labor leader Murray Cotterill on gas price hikes, arguing government dependence harms independent savers, with broader notes on investment and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lister Routledge
Ahouht
Murray Cotterill
Toronto Labor Council
Consumers’ Gas Company
Cotterill
Full Dress Again for Britain's Guards Ceremonial Wear
The Brigade of Guards will again wear full traditional dress for ceremonial occasions for the first time since the war. The Trooping of the Colour on June 10 will showcase the color ful and picturesque uniforms to the public, after last year’s review when guards wore ordinary battledress.
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Brigade of Guards
Campaign Nominations Stir Halton Meeting Across Parties
Dr. Deans lauds opponents while criticizing Hydra election ploy during Halton campaign stop. Hall defends Drew government and pledges measures on pensions, tax, hospitals, vacations, and farm support as the meeting ends with questions and the national anthem.
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Deans
Col Drew
Hydra
Practical 2 4 D weed control shown at Dominion farms
Experiments since 1947 at Dominion Experimental Farms Breander Manitoba and Swift Current Saskatchewan show 2 4 D as a practical weed killer in grain crops and flax. Results use 24 1 solutions in 3 to 4 gallons per acre with costs around 1 75 per acre in 1948. The study notes selective action and prompts the view that tillage remains primary, with 2 4 D as a supplementary option and not a full replacement. Some weeds resist or require heavy applications and grasses and wild oats resist. low pressure boom spraying is common and large farms use 30 to 40 foot booms.
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Dominion
Breander
Man
Swift Current Sask
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Misa Grace Lantz
Detroit
H. E. Sutcliffe
Bill
Gorton McKay
Toronto
E- A. Wansbrough
Misa Clair Hillock
Mea Sayers
Miss Gibbons
George Jiggins
Aurora
Mrs
Fred Jightnes
Lynn Dawson
Chicago
Harvey Walters
William Malnprize
Gualph General Hospital
Wood Health
Amon Maxon
Guelph General Hospital
W. Hi Clayton
Bank of Montreal
Oaeph's
Hamilton
D. R. Hutcheon
Galt
Claire Hillock
P. Sayers
Church
Frederick Streets
Mrs. Caldwell
Caldwell Kerr
Margaret Richardson, RN
St. Clement's Anglican Church
O. R. Filndall
Baltina
Toronto General Hospital
Warda Rutledge
F. L. Wright
Guelph_Real_Eerato Board
Kingstar
Ontario Association of Real Estate Boards
Thousand Island
Wwews
Malled Church of Canada
Louis Pickering
Pareenage
Bower Avenue
Presbyterian Church In
Canada
Knox Church
J. MW. Ausdseseng
MLO
Mais
Ofias
R Gower
Gt. Alban's Church
Rester
W. G. Luxton
B.A
Direc‘tor
Halton Union Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company
C. B. Swackhamer
R.A. 2
Francis Brydan
Nedenette
Elizabeth Arden
Two Matter
Allan
Footitt
Halton
Deana
Agslat Hospital
Armera
Will Txpfernmy
Hall
George Drew
Oman
George
Drew
C.C.F
Dr. Martin
Mr. Hall
Allan Clements
Milton
C. K. Stevenson
Premio Drew
Wall
Winston Churchill
James Byrnes
Agton
Fleetlon
Morgan Pata le
EGA
Sunnyside Beach
Sunnyside
van Evera
Liberal
Milt. ST
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