Oakville Faces Need for More Public School Space
Oakville officials warn of urgent demand for additional public school space while the board delays planning. Mayor James Black attended a doorway opening for a post office route with six lottery carriers, joined by A M Ollison Hughes Cleaver and D Barrringham. Oakville Goldflower Lodge No 13% marked its 75th anniversary with a banquet, and a new church One Calvary Baptist is under rapid construction with early excavation and partial proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakville
Public School Board
James Black
A. M Ollison
Ontario
Post Office Department
Hughes Cleaver
Halton
D Barringham
Oakville Chamber of Commerce
Oakville Goldfellower Lodge
Limehouse Social News Recaps Wins and Events
Last week at Limehouse euchre winners were Lady’s first Miss N Krantz and others. The WMS met at Mrs A C Patterson’s home with readings, prayers, and a Bible study. twenty seven attended and plans for Fall Fair were set. Members reported on overseas relief drives, Cereal Shelf progress, and a Halton Peel Refuge visit. a birthday cake was won by Mrs Vauban, with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss N Krantz
M Hwackhamer
Mr Miller
G. Burt
Lone
Mn HO Preston
Co Meredith
WMS
A C Patterson
Mim. Mille
Ripture Lenon
A. W. Norton
AW Henton
Kirkpatrick
A M Neilson
Georgetown
Limehouse
Mitchell
Sanford
Roughley
Renton
Agriculture
Cidnadian Industries
FT. C. Brown
Meadames Kirkpatrick
F. Brown
Noble
Miss Stull
Ellerby
C. Brown
Batkin
Community Notes From Acton And Surrounding Towns
Local residents from Preston Acton and nearby areas visit relatives and attend events. Families including the Struthers Nicholgan Matthews Fisher Stewart Bruce and Bruce celebrate birthdays sales and outings. World Day of Prayer service at the local church and Farm Forum discusses accounting value. Confers on community welfare. notices of sales funerals and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Struthers
Terry
Hutchison
Preston
Wim Struthers
Acton
James, Struthers
Lar Nicholgan
Bt Catharines
J. Matthews
Karl Smith
Oua- Uc
Murdo McCutcheon
Mur
J A Halla
Reg
Nancy
Toronto
Cl Mults
Weston
Eddie Stewart
Robert Hunter
Milas Arleene Fisher
Bk Fisher
Jane Watson
Pillsbury
Jechaon
Josiah Stewart
Devil Stewart Othon
Robert King
Oakville
Alay
Johns Alton
Jennie Tovellier
John A Ntewaurt
Averton
James Strathers
David Atewart
E Itet
Aden Harris
Fisher
Erran
Elwood Jackson
Women's Institute
Fisher Sale
Farm Forum
Ayard
Afra
Gordon Robertson
Wilfred Awrey
Joyce Robertson
Fred Baptie
Frank Leitch
William Ryder
Coningaby
Charles Bruce
Harvey Jestin
Everton
D. G. Robertson
Mar
Douglas Robertson
Guelph
Ken Robertson
Calvin Evans
Ladies Aid
Ttheorge Guundy
Wilfred Antey
Harald Sauthadet
Gordon
Calvin Robertson
Butter Exports Rise Amid Drought and UAT Effects
Official returns for 1648 show butter exports reached 15 thousand tons as Danish shipments rose despite dairy declines from drought and the UAT. Exports benefited from stricter rationing while the British public favored cream coaches and orange locomotives for nationalized express trains.
September Feed Shipments Highlight Large Stock Drops
Dominion reports 40 000 bag drop in shipments of prepared stock and poultry feeds in September with reductions across all feeds except hog cattle concentrates and crop feeds. Small gains in concentrates and 70 000 more bags shipped in chop feeds. total shipments including exports reached 2 160 512 bags.
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Dominion
British Columbia
Campbellville Social Scene Highlights and Guests
A busy Campbellville SS No 1 forum week features Milbride Forum on Monday with Wr Gordon ITCMBall, prize winners include Clifford Fritz and Norman Smith. Receptions span visits from Burlington and Milton guests, a family reunion at Coulson's Corners, and Birthday celebrations. The Grace Mission Band and WMLS program notes, plus April meeting plans and Bible readings, wrap the day.
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SS No 1 Farm Forum
Milbride Forum
Gordon Itcmball
William Picket
Frank Greenlaes
Claude Inglla
Norman Smith
Archie Cairns
Caslus
Clifford Fritz
Hhirtey Bmill
Lloyd Crawford
Linyd Rasherey
Kilbride Forum
Ross Alougader
Hurlington
Gordon McPhail
Robert Killett
Wilfred Greenteed
Robert Inglis
Roy Donsven
Audrey As Hainh
Mere Gordon McMhail
Howson Lash
Melvin Hand
Milton
Ross Mitchell
John Peacock
George Haryta
Alfred Horters
Wallace King
Charles King
Br Ant
George Stokoe
Stanley Jay
Coulson's
Comers
Mire Lieyd Stokes
Orval Laking
Toronto
Jack Leaking
London
Tom l Laking
Mobert
Mra
Mira James Deforgst
Bonote Tiglia
Mera Douglas Fughe
Charlie Roberta
Ruth
Grace Mission
Vier
Marilyn Moore
Audrey Hurren
Ruth Roberta
Treasurins
WMLS
Formosa
Jesus Our King
Mariam Greenlees
Donna Mitchell
Anita Smith
Lois Greenlees
Mrs Roberts
Africa
Ann Parker
Roberts
Menges
Muar
Ts Moore
Roc. Mensies
FL McPhail
Guelph
Oon
Nassagaweya Community News Roundup and Births
Community notes from Nassagaweya include Farm Forum guests and local meetings at Namaggaweyie Presbyterian Church with prayers and a guest address. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Treb Frenk on their Hamilton wedding. Local illness and snow disruptions affected attendance. reports mention flu, hospital stays, and a major snowstorm.
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No 7 Farm Forum
Moat
Mre
Stan Robinson
Namaggaweys Preayterian Church
Adice Aid
WMS
Mr & Dredger
W Kennedy
Condad
Ebeneser
Gussis
Thomas
Misaon
Treb” Frenk
Hamilton
Mr Thompson
Arta
Bud” James
Lao
Norman Harlow
Larlow
Jack Dredge
Helena
Kinvale
Mathes
Jones
Farm Forum
Wilfred Kenordy
Mra Kennedy
Nuasapaweyie Presbyterian Church
Ladies Aid
Ovatere
Nvent
David Henderson
No. 7
John J. Henderson
Guelph
Joseph Henderson
Horace Blythe
Marshall Paul
Paul
George Somerville
Acton
Toronto
Win Price
St. Helena
Bob Frank
Josephh Frank
Burlington celebrates wedding anniversary and church event
Mrawit Mre A J Marra of Dun vifas and his wife marked a wedding anniversary at their home with their daughter Min Frost Hasushas. The Nele area observed a Thayesuls hedge Chapter event at Brant Inn with regents and chapter members in attendance.
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J. Marra
Dunvifas
Eraldents
Neleas
Une
Uhear Eld Wel
Min Frost Hasushas
Hurlington
Thayesuls Hedge
Lod
Brant Inn
Gurate
Neilaai
Auesta
J. Brown
Mre T Petrie
Thayendancya
Mire Teble
Hamilton
Garette
Militon Hoyne Georgetown and Hormby Host 35th Welding Anniversary
A gathering of friends at Spruce Lawn Farm, Trafalgar, celebrated Mr and Mrs John J Robins 35th wedding anniversary with an elbow greeting reception, games, and a lunch by Cecil and wife. Guests presented spring flowers and gifts while extending thanks for the occasion.
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Milton
Hoyne
Georgetown
Hormby
Spruce Lawn
Fafin
End
John J. Robina
Ath Line
Trafalgar
Cecil Davidson
Dude End Grown
The Green Language and Its Perplexing Uses
The text describes varied uses of the term green across contexts such as gardening, bowling greens, golf lawns, and employment. It notes misapplied meanings like green as inexperienced in the workplace and references to green as a color-coded metaphor in different settings.
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Tatunee
Furniture Boom Defies Depression Era Outlook
The article notes a strong furniture market with aggressive advertising and steady producer sales near prior year levels. It argues the industry remains buoyant despite broader economic concerns and hints at price adjustments to come.
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District News
Calvery Baptist
Record Star
Robin Bourne
HACC
Susan Milla
Knoaq
George Town
Limehouse Presbyterian Church
Bridacconing's
A OW Norton
Mes Hiscock
Chatwnee Varey
Chinenee Varey
C. Mulder
Jack Cain
Merl
Wilfred “Greenlees
Campbellville Vise
A.W. Benton
Ospringf
Stimson
Cream
Campbellville
Nassagaweya
Noa
Eflemann
Canada
Prairie Provinces
Burlington
Hornby
THE
New Eemloyeen
Idna
Nigertad
Conault
R. M. Bell
Manning Electric
Kidd
Radio Cowboy
Ada Baker
Town Hall
Acton and
District
Main Street
Bower
Bert Wood Motor Sales
Pontiac & Buick, Sales & Service
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