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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 07, 1944
Page
6
A June 11 lesson reflects on Christian brotherhood shown by Paul the Apostle while writing from prison. It emphasizes courtesy considerateness and cooperation in handling Onesimus returning as a Christian brother, with Paul offering to bear the debt and stating I will repay it.
The centre group includes Mr. R. A. Giles of Lachute Quebec publisher Mrs. Giles and Mrs. O. B. Smith of the Creemore Star. Mr. Smith named newly elected President of the Ontario Quebec Division. A small front row group stands before magnolia trees with Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Charters on the far right.
A reflective column discusses zoot suit wearers in Montreal, wartime morale, and homefront duties. It notes radio announcer misplacements, mail delays, and suggests conscription, then covers Port Stanley drownings, and finally reports Ontario government postponing hours of work provisions to keep wartime production steady.
Mr Daley stated that for all employees, effective July 1 1044, under the individual employer plan, a vacation time policy is being allowed. The remark references a staged rollout and plan specifics for worker benefits.
Wartime Prices and Trade Board notes that ten summer cottages are governed by War time Leasehold Regulations. Rentals charged in 1941 or 1942 become the ceiling for renting these accommodations.
The text explains that rental increases require Local Rentals Committee or Rentals Administration authority, with Rentals Appraiser approval for any variation. It notes restrictions on adding facilities like boats, and that landlords cannot set weekly occupancy terms if historically monthly. Farm housing and lands are exempted.
The piece touts a cattle pituitary extract said to add inches or feet of height. It invites readers to The American Weekly in The Detroit Sunday Times for more on the subject and mentions fancy letterheads and a phone number for contact.
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