Mrs George Black Hosts St David’s Girls Group
Mrs George Black hosted the St David’s Girls Group with president Anne Hurren presiding. Members read bible passages led in prayer and discussed friendship. A December play was planned and Jane Smith supervised wares while Anna Hurren and Aud rey Cairns supplied treats for the members.
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George Black
St.“David's
Anne Hurren
Eleanor Calrns
Marilyn
Moore
Black
Jane Smith
Anna Hurren
Audrey Cairns
Recalls Sir Harry Lauder in Oldtime Scot Tales
A Reader's Digest piece by Tom Clarke recalls Sir Harry Lauder and his songs. Clarke notes Lauder wrote many of his songs, landed a five year contract after an initial week, and sang I Love a Lassie after a pink envelope moment. He mentions Roamin in the Glenamin and Keep Right on to the End of the Road, and notes Lauder was knighted by King George V in 1910.
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Harry Lauder
Tom Clarke
Argyle Theatre
Birkinhead
England
Clarke
Argyle
Ods
Lauder
Ainging Cathedran
London
Glasgow
New York
George V
Forums Report On Co-operatives
Ten Halton County farm forums report findings on efficiency of co operatives. Key questions cover when to organize a cooperative and steps for success, including survey driven start up, strong leadership, cash basis accounting, and loyal membership. Members urged open meetings and board led investigations to address poor service or losses.
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Halton County Farm Radio Forum
Church Collection Shows No Strain Across Canada
The Financial Post notes that Canada’s church collections total 120 to 150 million dollars annually across about 14 000 churches, roughly 1 percent of personal income. It compares this to higher spending on tobacco alcohol and beverages and other expenses, arguing church funding remains modest.
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Canada
Frank Chamberlain
Financial Post
Making Full Use Of Family Allowances In Canada
A Canadian father from a Bank of Montreal branch explains how to maximize Family Allowance Cheques for future education. He suggests budgeting monthly cheques, saving part toward high school and college expenses, and opening a dedicated savings account with as little as one dollar.
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Canada
Gordon Oder
Bank of Montreal
Dominion
Trafalgar
Oakville
Windsor
Oakvillians
Apple Slicing Industry Opens in Norval attracts bakers and hotels
The Geooge town Herald reports a new Norval industry turning sliced apples into products for bakeries hotels and restaurants while testing small consumer packs. Partner Mr Gurd from the family behind Gurd's ginger ale brings food business experience to the venture.
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Norval
Geoogetown Herald
Gurd
Display of Canuck Stamps in Sidmouth Exhibition
Philatelic fans in Sidmouth viewed Canadian stamps including early ship setters the earliest 1705 date. Postmarks from the era were shown and a remarkable block of 31 stamps from the 15 cent 1868 1872 issue bore the Ottawa crown cancel.
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Sidmouth
England
Island Size Comparison Between PEI and Vancouver Island
Prince Edward Island covers 2,184 square miles while Vancouver Island spans about 12,408 square miles. The comparison shows PEI as roughly one sixth of Vancouver Island in area.
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Prince Edward Island
Vancouver Island
P.E.L
Chrome protector coating to guard auto trim
A plastic coating described in The Financial Post forms a glass like film on metal surfaces to prevent scratches, rust, and corrosion. It dries quickly with brush or applicator and can be peeled off in strips.
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Financial Post
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Campbellville
Mrs. George Black
Sir Harry Lauder
ACTON
Hamilton
Ontario Rendaring Co
John Root
Frost
Arenas
Ontario
Kennedy's Book Store
Wyndham $T
Guelph
Angus Kennedy
North
Erin Advocate
Erin
Ford Co
Burlington Gazette
Burlington
Georgetown
Harold Cleave
Cleave
Amos Marone
Hilltop Lodge
Enin
WNES
Cecil A. Carr
Optometrist
Douglas St
Main Street North
Tars
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