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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Dec 16, 1948
Page
4
In a kitchen friendly column Dane Andrews offers kid friendly candy ideas for Christmas season. Recipes include Honey Crisp Nuts with honey, Vanilla Caramels, Molasses Popcorn Balls, Peanut Butter Marbles, and a dense fruit studded loaf with notes on preparation and baking times.
In a lively critique the writer hails Laurence Olivier's Hamlet as powerful and revelatory, noting the blond Dane surprised by appearance but powerful in delivery. The piece also touches on Breen's disappearance publicity stunt, TV’s rising influence, and a light joke about a Canadian election remark.
A December diary reflects mild weather, shifting seasons, and farm anxieties about falling wheat. The writer recalls a family day at a fair with horse displays and a novelty drag, then balks at education funding, bus commuting, and loss of independence for children. The piece ends with plans to visit the Royal Winter Fair.
The B of M head, Mr Gardner, argues against economic regimentation in Canada, urging business to align with public interest, boost saving, and finance more via equity. He notes easy money past deflation and rising prices call for flexible interest and greater equity financing. Gordon R. Ball reports assets and deposits at record levels, staff expansion, and improved service, with loans rising to farmers and small businesses while branch reach counters concerns about access to credit.
Henry Hazlitt argues that justice in an economy means rewards align with effort and contribution. He contends free capitalism delivers greater liberty and welfare and incentives, while warning against rejecting it for a perfectly just but unproductive distribution.
A fine display of roses was staged by multiple nurseries in a cooperative exhibit. The roses appeared unusually flawless and vibrant, making the collection seem almost artificial in its perfection.
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