Relief and Joy Over King George VI Health in Canada Visit
The bulletin on King George VI shows improving health and calm, while Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh are touring Canada. This brings relief after weeks of tension, celebrating the sovereigns and emphasizing family life as a social anchor.
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Toronto’s downtown car problem and a neighbor’s view
A neighbor argues Toronto has no room for visiting cars. Parking is scarce and costly with max charges and no responsibility for vehicles in lots. The piece says rail or bus is the best way to visit, and warns against bringing cars into the downtown.
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Toronto
Election Guidance Prompts Thoughtful Ontario Vote
The piece urges voters to weigh promises against provincial and national impact, steering with judgment over personal gain. It cautions against being swayed by election heat and urges careful, independent decisions in the approaching campaign. It also notes Oakville Trafalgar Journal expanding from six to eight columns.
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Ontario
Oakville
Sewage Treatment Plants Urgently Needed Provincewide
Provincial health officials push towns to build sewage treatment plants as many communities still dump waste into rivers and harbours. Bruce County has only one plant. Owen Sound releases sewage into the harbour. Without delay, the second stage of disposal facilities may be required across the province to curb serious pollution.
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Isis
Bruce County
Owen Sound
Department of Health
Housewives and the five day week reform
A Bowermanville Statesman column laments half century gains for workers from eight to five days and seven day home duties for housewives. It argues housewives bear endless chores without paid leave while suggesting a union could demand shorter weeks for all.
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Mother
Bowmanville Statesman
Editorial Notes on Weather and Community Guidance
The piece notes Thanksgiving weather hindered outdoor events but home life was comfortable. It endorses Chamber of Commerce aims to build a better community as paths to progress and stresses business example matters. It also argues food prices follow supply and demand and that consumer willingness governs pricing.
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Chamber of Commerce Bulletin
Wasteful Military Spending Warned by Windsor Star
The Windsor Star warns of a tendency by military authorities to seize opportunities in wartime or preparedness periods to gain advantages over establishments they would not access in normal times. The paper says essential expenditures are valid but urges safeguards to ensure only necessary spending.
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Windsor Star
Sunday Church Schedule and Remembrance Service
The notice lists Sunday worship times for October 14 1081 including Morning Worship at 11 and Sunday School at 10 with a Psalm verse theme. A late service at 7 PM notes a service in the Hopfiat chapel and a visitors welcome with a remembrance message.
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Tragic death ties to express train in Acton
News notes the 1901 death of Frederick Glebe, proprietor of Acton Roller Mills, struck by the 6.35 am eastbound express, with family grieved and authorities suggesting possible self destructive mental distress. Also reports new by law enforcement on street debris and a Rockwood Fair tug of war with $60 purse and teams including Scotch Block Esquesing Acton Fire Brigade and local participants.
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Acton
Rockwood
Esquesing Agricultural Society
Scotch Block
Neil Gillies
David Gibbons
H. Wallace
J. Mardy
D. Allan
W. Bel
W. McDonald
Boston Boys
Esquesing
W. Hampshire
Jas. Murray
H. Smith
T. McKenzie
W. Hardy
R. Curry
Wm. Stark
Speyside
T. Dunn
Turnips Load at Eight Cents Per Bushel
The Free Press notes loads of turnips priced at eight cents a bushel as an agricultural note. Milk prices slump to be per quart in Acton while living costs are described as lower recently. A death is reported: Malcolm Muir of Lorneville Junction found on CNR tracks west of Rockwood after reportedly jumping a freight. Community groups across Acton and area host reunions and weddings as the Teachers Institute convenes in Halton County. Hanna Palmer Moore Brown, widow of Robert L Brown, dies at Tot 207 Marine Esquesing on October 2, 1941.
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Malcolm Muir
Lorneville Junction
C.N.R
Rockwood
Young Peoples of the
United Church and
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U.P.O
Henry Savers
Jean Savers
Teachers’ Institute of
Halton County
Brown
Marine, Esquesing
Hanna Palmer Moore
Robert L. Brown
Toronto church announces anniversary and weekly services
Sunday services mark the hundredth anniversary at Castlefield Ave Baptist Church Toronto with a 10.50 a m Sunday School and 7.00 p m evening programs. Elia Binnell headlines a gospel singing event in Toronto. A Thankoffering meeting is set for Tuesday 4 pm with speaker Faith McKean. Prayer meeting follows Wednesday at 8 pm and Mission Band活動 Friday at 4 15 pm with Young Adult Network events.
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Gastlefield Ave
Baptist
Toronto
Baloat
Elia Binnell
Young Women's Mision Circle
Mist Failth Mcfean
Jimilton
Pan
Mission Band
Yan
Ax Lever Hoskin Chartered Accountants Succeed Jenkins
A historical note lists Ax Lever & Hoskin Chartered Accountants as successors to Jenkins and Hardy at 1305 Metropolitan Building, 44 Victoria Street, Toronto. It contains timetable fragments for a daily newspaper delivery schedule with varied hours and exceptions, including Sundays and Georgetown and unnamed routes.
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Lever & Hoskin Chartered Accountants
Jenkins and Hardy
Victoria St
Toronto
Scouts Sail Three Day Training Cruise In Bay Of Fundy
Fifty southern New Brunswick Boy Scouts completed a three day training cruise aboard the M V Connors Bros to earn Coast Watchman and Pilot proficiency badges. They camped ashore each night and visited Bay of Fundy islands and nearby mainland points during the trip.
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New Brunswick
Connors Bros
Bay of Fundy Islands
Canadian tourist spending balances with foreign tourism
The article notes Canada may match or exceed foreign tourist spending abroad for the first time in 25 years, as Canadians now spend dollar for dollar with foreign visitors. It stresses maintaining travel abroad while continuing to attract foreign tourists to Canada to balance receipts.
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Canada
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