Local items and social notes from Newtonville area
Newtonville residents list weekend visits and job changes including Miss Lena Kimball Oshawa, Miss Jean Cambell Port Hope, and Mr Jack McLachlan Trenton. W I and WMS meetings report program details and Christmas gift baskets. British forces in Libya draw closer to victory against German and Italian troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Bruce
Peterboro
Edgar Millson
Lena Kimball
Oshawa
J. Stark
C.lane
Alec i Barclay
Mary Lane
Jack McLachlan
Trenton
Betty Stapleton
Wylma Farrow
Newcastle
Jack Holmes
Newceastle
Clinton Farrow
Jean Cambell
Strong’s
Port Hope
iMaster Bud Jones
Elgin
Jim Lavery
Red Cross
Arthur Haines
Toronto
England
Ronald Burley
Libya
Local Snowplow Opens Season As Community Welcomes Visitors
In Starkville on Sunday a county snowplow made its first season trip while Miss Alice Hallowell of Toronto enjoyed a holiday at her Starkville home. A large gathering hosted Meda Hallowell and Hugh Stapleton as they prepare for marriage, with Gwen Gilmer and Ruth Lavery delivering a playful yet heartfelt toast. Gifts, singing, and a social supper followed the formal program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Hallowell
Toronto
Charlie Holt
Frank Stone
Raymond Farrow
Whitby
Victor Farrow
Ross Hallowell
J. E. White
Elizabethhille
Wm. Hallowell
Meda Hallowell
Newcastle
Hugh Stapleton
Arthur McKay
Gwen Gilmer
Ruth Lavery
Meda
Hugh
Kendal notices and Christmas events in Kendal Ontario
Local residents attend visits and placements at Toronto Peterboro and Camp Borden. A Christmas service at Kendal United Church will support bombed out Sunday Schools in Britain. Funds raised include a euchre and dance for Alexandra Orphanage and a late sewing circle quilt raffle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Gordon
A. Jackson
Honey
iMilliken
Florence Wright
Carmel
John Thompson
Oshawa
Hilditch
Toronto
G. Quantril
Ray Glass
Clarence Thirtell
Peter Keicka
Peterboro
Kendal United Church
Britain
A. Greig
Gilbert
Midlands Regiment
Ern
Tank Corps
Camp Borden
Pte
G. Greig
Sixth Line
India
Orange Hall
Kendal
K. Stewart
R. Mercer
W. I
W.A
Community Neighbors Share Weekend Visits Across Town
Mr and Mrs T Stephens hosted visitors from Garden Hill and Port Hope. Oshawa guests joined Mr and Mrs Chas Cowan, while Brooks Cowan family saw T Stephens. Walter Clark of Newtonville visited Wes Stringer, and Andrew Bandy with Harry visited Port Hope friends. Snow blankets enable Santa to reach Christmas concerts by sleigh and reindeer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Stephens
E. Farrow
Garden Hill
John Lowery
Oshawa
Chas. Cowan
Brooks Cowan
Walter Clark
Newtonville
Wes. Stringer
Andrew
Bandy
Harry
Port Hope
Santa
Price Ceiling Plan Must Succeed In Canada War on Inflation
The piece compares price controls to a wartime campaign led by retailers and consumers. It stresses housewives and households as decisive, urges smaller purchases and rationing, and calls for total support to keep the price ceiling despite obstacles. The article frames the effort as a national defense measure with civilians urged to sacrifice and cooperate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Quebec
Canada
Ottawa
People’s Army
Omemee Farmer Loses $100 in Coin Flip Scam
Lloyd Pogue of Omemee was approached by two men claiming to be from Calgary. They met in a local hotel and began flipping coins, ending when one asked for a loan of $100, which he did not receive back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omemee
Lloyd Pogue
Calgary
Pogue
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. I. Meeting
W.I
Willis Jones
W. M. S. Meeting
W.M.S
United Church
McLachlan
Burley
Lavery
Jeader
Lancester
J. A. Barrie
Starkville
Bill Trim
Cc. P. R
Anadian Pacific Railway
Royal Canadian Air Force
Windsor
Montreal
R.C.A.F
C. E. Stockhill
Western Lines
A. de Niverville
No. 3 Training Command
G. O. Johnson
M.C
Golden Aircraft Fund
Gladys Gowlland
Treasury Department
Cowanville
Palmolive
Colgates
Bode
Rexall Store
Annie Laurie Chocolates
Lentheric
Charles Tyrrell
Orono
Waterman
C. R. Knox
Sunkist
Jil
Bowmanville, Ont
Chas. R
Knox
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