Celery shipment and court action reported in Burlington
Burlington items note two choice heads of celery weighing five pounds from Maple Ave. and a general celery crop in good growth. Police report counterfeit notes passed in town. Pallce arrest Mil ton man P. McGibbon who faces Thursday court. Arena committee met Lions Hall presided by Gordon Blair to restart campaign and form a building and sale plan with a committee to report later.
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Maple
Gazette
Pallce
McGibbon
Milton
Peer
Oliver
Arena Committee
Lions Hall
Gordon Blair
Gasette
LIMEHOUSE WMS Holds Meeting with Prayers and Fellowship
The Lima House Women’s Mission Society gathered at Mrs Smethurst’s home last week with Mr A Norton reading scripture, Mire Mitchell leading prayer, and Mrs Roughley donating a piano roll and completing the year’s studs book. Lunch was served. several relatives and visitors were noted including Miss Mo Swackhamer visiting To leo Ohio and numerous Canadian visitors from Toronto Bolton Willowdale Kitchener and Hamilton.
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WMS
Smethurst
A Norton
Lessor
Mire Mitchell
Congratulations to prize winners at G C V 1 and essays
Miss Jover Chester and Mr. Malcolm Leitch won prizes for high standings at the G C V 1. Malcolm tied for first in an essay on My Canadian Heritage and received a cash prize from the Wellington County Historical Society. Sympathy is extended to the Evans family on the sudden death of Mrs. Martin Paddock.
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Jover Chester
Malcolm Leitch
G.C.V.1
Malcolm
Wellington County Historical Society
Blair
Acton
Mim Marion Rennick
Hamilton
David Stewart
DG. Robertson
Brian
Douglas Robertson
Guelph
Toronto
LawrecWilliams
Guelph Apent
Ada
Afr
Errett Currie
Musas Doris Fines
Carman Griffen
Indianna
Ohio
Normans McKenzie
Elvena Winter
Dustic
W Or. Jackson
Alex Tovell
D. Stewart
Farm Forum
Alvin ¥Ishen
Gordon Aitken
J. Hunter
W. Antey
R. J. Matthews
Gordon Robertson
Thos. Fines
Calvin Evans
Martin Paddock
Heapeler
Rockwood Remembrance Day Observed Quietly With Events
Remembrance Day observed in Rockwood with a flag at the cenotaph and a long weekend for the schol ar, plus an Afternoon Tea and bazaar at the Presbyterian Church. Local events included a sacred fanceet at Tower Ballroom and a Rockwood Community Club program to raise funds for uniforms. Notables: Mr Albert Gray chaired, Mel Armstrong led the Glee Club, and local residents such as Mr George Adamson and Garnet Petty were mentioned alongside new home moves.
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Schoota
England
Princes Charlie
The
Presbyterian Church
JE Pearen
Rockwood Commourity Chub
Procecds
Techsy Usal
Rockwood
Albert Gray
Glee Club Comter
Mel DD Camstrong
David Benham
Leona Gibb
Rockweod
Sid Bcott
Frances Gibb
Mearm Kon Comfort
Geo Willey
Mr Osborne
Catherine Linfoot
Jatin Hockwood
Marie Land
Pat Linfoot
Sacred Heart Choir
Bell
George Adamson
Toronto
Garnet Petty
Community gathering honors new Erin residents Kirkwood couple
A Tuesday night hall event hosted Mr and Mrs Kirkwood, now of Erin, with Roy Ferguson chairing. Mrs Archie McEnery read an address as gifts included a chime clock and table lamp, followed by singing and dancing. The Mission Circle met with Jean Sinclair presiding, and Farm Forum discussed rural recreation. A Thursday storm and a Friday wedding shower added local notes.
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Robert Kirkwood
Erin
Roy Ferguson
Kirkwood
Archie McEnery
Kirkwound
Jack McEnery
Billy
Dick Sherrill
Ao McEnery
Mission Circle
Muriel Hills
Jean Sinclair Premding
Shirley Thompson
Robt. McEnery
Ray Swindichant
Lloyd Marshall
Swindlehurst
Harden
Farm Forum
Frank Smith
ATI
One Sided Argument by Joseph Lister Rutledge
Labor seeks shared profits through wages as production gains. Canadian textile leader Sam Baran warns wage cuts to match British undercutting, refusing concessions even amid risk of strike. The piece questions consistency of economic justice beliefs amidst global trade notes. Europe is described as the second smallest continent.
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Joseph Lister Rutledge
Sam Baran
Textile
Canadian Congress
Terbour
Baron
Community quilting and social events span Campbellville week
Campbellville notes show Judes Aid finishing a quilting session at Mrs. A Y Moore's home with plans for a December session. Grace Mission Band held a social in the Sunday School room with songs, readings, and a lunch. No. 1 and No. 6 Farm Forums met with leaders and officers elected. Attendees listed include many local families and visitors to Toronto Ice Capades. Rev. John MacNeil will soon leave for a charge near Chicago.
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Judes Aid
Mra. A
Grace Mision
Anne Parker
Marilyn Moore
Aidle Kris
Jane Smith
Lois Greenines
Donna Micha
Anna Iurren S
Norma Brown
Mra
K Coberte
the Tate
Anna Hurren
Margaret McPhail
Maureen Roberts
Manulton
Frank Quinlan
Niagara Falls
George Inglis
Rochester
John MacNeil
Chicago
Opportunity for Advancing Career with Attractive Benefits
A bold recruitment note promises steady income and bonuses along with pension and group benefits. It highlights a chance to build a career aligned with one's talents plus personalized travel and assistance.
Coaxial Cable Seen As Big Save For Long Distance Calls
The article notes coaxial cable lowers costs for telephone traffic over long distances and the UK Post Office plans wider use. A two-tube coaxial line can handle 600 simultaneous conversations with clear speech, reducing metal and copper needs. It will link London and Horminghen via the British Broadcasting Corporation Midland Televistat service.
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Great Money Saver
United Kingdom Post Office
Laondon
Horminghen
Britash Broadcasting Corporation
Midland
Auction of Horses Poultry Implements and Furnishings
The estate of the late Albert I120W Ad Crokman announces a Monday sale at the Dublin road end, featuring a team of young horses, poultry and equipment, harness, tools, furniture, and household items. Terms are cash on sale day.
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Albert
Dublin
Auta Odak
Periheran
Hi Minek
Democrat
Siena
Sawa
Crow
Chaina
Wrooder House
Hrooder House
Cockere
Hopera
Quebec
Indies
Elliott
Rockwood
Murton
Public Auction Of Kenneth Cox Estate Household Goods
Public sale announced for November 26 1949 at one o clock DST at Haltonville to auction household goods furniture and chattels including dining room suite clocks radio set kitchen range washing machine tools garden equipment and more Real estate portion a two storey brick house on Lot 16 Nassagaweya described plot near Fourth Concession Fifteen Side Road with terms 15 percent down and balance at closing Solicitors Dale and Bennett Georgetown Ontario for Marion Pear Barber administratrix of the estate
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de Forest
Itchen
Moffat
Acme Quebec
Beatty
Coleman
Singer
Carpenter
Soldier's Monument
Haltonville
Hindley and
Elliott
Ph. Rockwood
Mélton
Naxsagaweva
Nassagaweya
Dale and Bennett
Georgetown
Ontario
Marion Pear Barber
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Burlington
Limehouse
Ospringe
Ballinafad
Europe
Campbellville
SS No. 6 Farm Forum
William Mahon
Edward Parsons
Lloyd Stokes
Chester
Donald Martin
Rits Nubbert
Mary Heten Wheelmhan
James Wallace
John Gilmour
Howaon Lush
A. T Moore
Avpuly
PSU
Firendly
Thompson Motors
Ford Sales & Service
Firestone Tires
R. O. Stapleton
Ing
Church
Canadian Legion
Aid of
Milton’ Intermediate Hockey Club
Legion
Haskey Club
County of
Hatton
Kenneth Cox
Nassayawrya
Naxsageneva
Halton
Mindley and Elliott
Wright Real Estate and Insurance
LL. Wright
Wilbur Street
NOB Wight
York Fund
Guelpil
Wright
Bleds New Youngs
Hin Aon
Worl
Veterans Land Act
Maple Leaf
Black Hawks Canadiens S. M
Angel Food
Cadbury's Instant
Ste
Xmas Baking Supplies
Elliott Bros
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