Community visitors and travels in Ontario and Detroit
Mrs Pat Harrop Detroit visiting parents Mr and Mrs E E Harrop. Mire Amos Mason visiting sister at Woresat or Mam. Helen Coughlin of Hamilton visited Mr and Mrs W I Clayton. Cpl Howard Edwards Beaver-ton home from overseas visited uncle Mr C Gaarg. Edwards Wren Dorothy Clayton home from Ottawa will receive charge from the WRCNS. P O Ken Hassard arrived home after discharge from two years with the RCOM RR. Marie Clayton in training at St Joseph's Hamilton spending a week at home. Mr and Mrs John Mare and Susan Carol left for Ottawa after visiting Mr and Mrs Steele. Lloyd Barkwell and Clare Burt and Margaret Row of Guelph visited Mr and Mrs Hare. Mrs Jas Symon, Mrs V G Rum ley and Mrs D Taylor attended a Toronto shower for Miss Doris Johnstone. Visitors at Rev A W and Mrs Fosbury over the weekend included Ivan G Chalmers of London and Dr and Mrs Leroy Wayne and son Douglas of Elmira.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W
Fosbury
Ivan G. Chalmers
London
Leroy Wayne
Eon, Douglas
Elmira
W. A. Fraser
Catharine Fraser
Catharine
May Mbaynton
Fraser
Irene
Ruth McGillivray
Guelph
Clarence Dredge
S. Sparks
Woodstock
Mras
Ruth Henderson
Engagements of Patricia Harrop and Joseph Starke Proposed
Mr and Mrs E Harrop announce the engagement of their youngest daughter Patricia to Joseph J Starke only son of Mr and Mrs J Starke of Lakeview Avenue Detroit. The wedding will be held in Detroit early in May.
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E Harrop Wih
Patricia
Joseph J. Starke
J. Starke
Lakeview Avenue
Detroit
Trim Bungalow Houses Power Sub Stations Spread in Ontario
Ontario residents learn a new type of Hydro-Electric sub station housed in trim bungalows. Hamilton led, Toronto plans more, Owen Sound and East York active with others planned. Neighbors praise the initiative as good neighbors with reliable service.
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Toronto
Alstricts
Ontario
Municipaliten
Hamilton
Owen Sounders
East York
J. Wicktam
East York District
Short Farm Course Popular with Vets
ST HYACINTHE four week refresher course in agriculture for former veterans who were farmers before the war is in progress at the Quebec Dairy School. VW Pinta says the course is practical for returning men with long service and overseas experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Montreal
Parish Services Schedule With Sermons The Parental Element
Church services listed for Sunday March with morning worship at 11 00 am and an afternoon church school at 12 18 pm Evening worship at 7 00 pm features a sermon The Parental Element in Ministry of Jesus A mid week service at 8 p m titled The light of the world invites all to attend
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Ministry of Jesus
Church School
Holy Communion
Anglican Communion
Sunday Worship and Bible Classes Gather at Local Church
Morning Worship at 10 am with Psalm 30 and a Sunday School and Bible Class. Evening Worship features Rev. Wat Wallace of the Baptist Church preaching The Hills of God. Sacrament of the Lords Supper observed. They that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength.
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Wat Wallace
The
Baptist Church
1945 Canada Year Book features and updates
The 1945 edition from the Dominion Bureau of Statistics highlights special articles on topics such as Canadian geography, external status, oil production, wartime production changes, and wartime transport. It notes revised chapters, added maps, and a limited paper bound quota for ministers, students, and teachers at $1.00.
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Uhé
James McHinnon
Arctic
Canada
Dominion
Bergreees
W. A. Buchanan
Bona Fide
Dominion Statistician
Dominion Bureau of Statistica
Ottawa
British Decide Hitler Is Dead
The British intelligence service states Hitler died on April 30 in the Reich Chancellery ruins after planning a last stand, with Eva Braun dying by suicide. It notes Hitler announced the end to advisers on April 22, and claims the couple’s bodies were burned and incinerated.
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Hitler
Reich
Goering
Thebbels
Berlin
Eva Brauo
Eva
der Fuehrer
Goebbels
Bavaria
Himmier
Doenite
Dittmar
High Command
Yattio
Elbe
Eva Braun
Funeral for John McGregor Draws Large Nassagaweya Gathering
A large Nassagaweya funeral for John McGregor was held last Wednesday with relatives neighbors and friends paying last respects. Rev Forbes Thomson of Knox Presbyterian Church Acton conducted the service at home and graveside. Pallbearers named were Mears T A Storey Wm McIntyre John Black C J VanGoosen Cecil Akina and Nelson Anderson. Sacramental services will be held at Ebenezer United Church next Sunday led by Rev H W Pickeragill.
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John McGregor
Forbes Thomson
Knox Presbyterian Chureh
Acton
Mears
T. A. Storey
Wm. McIntyre
Hrantford
Mro Pickersgill
William ‘Taylor
Georgetown
Robert Borthwick
Nassagaweya
Keg Wilson
Knatenbull
March Weather Disappoints Maple Syrup Farmers in Moffat
In Moffat March weather proved lamb like and hurt maple syrup operations as farmers folded up equipment earlier than expected. Community notes report residents sending best wishes to Mr and Mrs Samuel Newers who move to Elora and celebrate Catharine Fraser's 12th birthday. Public church and social events resumed with a Community Church service returning April 7 at 7 30 p.m.
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Samuel Newers
Elora
St. Patrick
White Flag the deer befriends dogs at Toana
A 10 month old buck named White Flag, found starving near Toana Virginia, has formed a strong bond with Blackie the police dog. He rounds up sheep, chases stray dogs, and meets Mr Hankins each afternoon. The Hankins worry about his future as he grows too large to stay with the dogs.
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Toana
Blackie
W. E. Hawkins
Hankins
White Flag
Mr. Hankins
Rainy River area eyed for farming growth in Ontario
Northwestern Ontario's Rainy River district, long known for forests, is seen by agricultural experts as prospective farming land for settlers. Plans foresee a bright future for crops including honey and dairy, with Emms plant praised, a new Fort Frances cheese venture, and livestock potential highlighted by district authorities.
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Fort Frances
Rainy River
Ontario
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Enid
Emo
Port Frances
Eries
Hainy River
Ita Vallee
Tin Mines in Malaya Get Repair Priority Plan
The Colonial Office prepares a plan to restore tin mine machinery and plant in Malaya after Japanese occupation. Undamaged or lightly damaged plants will be repaired first to speed supplies, while more severely damaged equipment waits until capacities improve.
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London
Colonial Office
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Mies Helen Coughlin
Hamsilton
Wesk
W. I. Clayton
L. Cpl
Howard Edwards
Beaverton
Cgaarg. Edwards
Wren Dorothy Clayton
W Rcns
P.O. Ken Hassard
Rcom RR
Marie Clayton
St Joseph's Hospital
Mes Joh Mare
Susan Carol
JM. Steele
Ottewe
Lloyd Barkwell
Clare Burt
Margaret Row
Giuelph
J Ff Hare
Jas. Symon
Mra V. GB Rumley
D. Taylor
Doris Johnstone
Trim Bungalow
Electric Comminsion
Grostigierian Church
Marche Mar
Sepia Shere
W. TL Wallace
Guard of St
George A. Sims
Hugh S. Austin
Mill Street
Yvonne de Carlo
Forest Commandos
You
Sussana Foster
Franchot Tone
Fox News
Barry Pesan
Walter Huston
Moffat
Rfhtore Tin Mines
A. Floyd Smith
Quebec Street
Wat Guelph Ont
NH Austin
Miss Allan
Arthur Fi Guelph Ae
Beatty
Wood
Weatinghouse
Phone
Mill St
Actea
Pal’s
Consult
Robert R. Hamilton
R.O
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