Extra Advertising Page Promises Wide National Ads
The Herald announces one hundred seventy inches of national advertising in this issue and a newly rearranged layout with a supplement. Readers are urged to read both the national ads and the regular local business notices that appear weekly for messages of interest.
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Mrs. Cecil King Visits Fort William Ontario
Mrs. Cecil A. J. King left last week for Fort William Ontario to visit her mother for a few weeks.
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Cecil A. J. King
Fort William, Ont
Village Notes and Community Events Summary
Mr. and Mrs. Alex McIntosh add 6 by 12 verandah to their west home. Birthday wishes go to W. J. Burrows. R. W. Cobbe buys the McCormick store premises. St Paul’s W.A. hosts Tea and Produce at Mrs R. E. Lye’s on April 17 from 3 to 6. Girl Guides collect old rubber, rags, aluminum on April 10. Read Random Harvest adapted from a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer film inside. Farmers prepare for spring rush as seed is cleaned and machinery checked. Memorial service for late F/Sgt Bert Kitson at Christ Church Austin on April 11 at 11 am. North Norfolk Air Cadet Squadron to attend. I.C.E. Chapter hosts B draw whist drive and dance Friday night in Masonic Hall. Whist 8 pm, dance 11 pm, lunch, Hoppy’s orchestra. Admission 50c. War Savings Certificate draw proceeds aid Easter parcels to boys overseas. All are invited.
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Bert Kitson
Christ Church
Austin
No.1 Flight
North Norfolk Air Cadet Squadron
Austin School
Masonic Hall
Hoppy
Iseas
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Bill
Victory
Dominion of Canada
Canada
Dominion
Alex. McIntosh
W. J. Burrows
R. W. Cobbe
St. Paul’s W.A
R. E. Lye
Random Harvest
Metro-Goldswyn-Mayer
Beatrice Faber