Canada factory output gains led by industry surge
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics reported a modest nationwide improvement in 1959 with industrial production up over nine percent in the first ten months versus 1958. Mining stocks rose about four percent and gold shipments reached over 4.0 million ounces. Exports climbed and railway earnings showed gains, while several individuals in Canada focused on New Year activities and property moves.
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Roy Ey Nave
Caninda
Celles
Mint
Ak Ee
Craedd
Condite Ee
Bureau
Ae Steel
Local Social Notes and Visits Across Town
Mr Wil Ruiter lost a work horse last week. Miss Marion Rickaby of Toronto attends New Year gathering. Fred Blackburn hosts tea with friends. Suttons visit Souch family for New Year. Alvin Foster returns from Barrie. Fraser family visits parents. Herb Scott and relatives visit Mrs Tom Scott in Columbus. Nurse Ruth Foge returns to Bowmanville Hospital on duty. Leslie Cowling has sold part of property.
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Wil Ruiter
Marion Rickaby
Toronto
Rilean
Fred Backburn
Reg
Suttons
Silas Souch
Fred Blackburn
Newcastle
Alvin Foster
Barrie
Kenneth Fraser
Don. Fraser
Herb. Scott
Dorothy
Helen
Tom. Scott
Neighborhood Notes from O A C Guelph and Area
Gerald Leskard and Herbert Duvall attend short courses at O A C Guelph. Miss Gexgride Dowell of Bowmanville visited with Miss Edith Trull. Ross Morgan of Toronto spent days with Mr Milton Cornish. Arthur Tennant and family at home. Mrs Harold MacDonald spent New Year with her parents. Mr and Mrs Herbert Glover of Hamilton visited with Mr and Mrs Earl Duvall. Sympathy extended to Mr Hill and son on loss of wife and mother.
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Gerald
Herbert Duvall
O.A.C
Guelph
Gexgride Dowell
Bowmanville
Edith Trull
Ross Morgan
Toronto
Milston Cornish
Arthur Tennant
Mor Dowson
Gwakt Opery Peryat
Oes Wok
Cand
Lonely
Harold MacDonald
John Gay
Herbert Glover
Hamilton
Earl. Duvall
Joe Goldspink
Henry Cornish
Milton Cornish
Norma Morgan
Clarence Martin
New Year Visitors Gather in Newtonville
Mrs. Harry Wadeith hosts New Year dinner inviting many families and relatives from Toronto Oshawa Port Hope Gowanville and Starkville. Guests include Mr and Mrs Max Stapleton Mr and Mrs George Stapleton Sr Mr and Mrs Alvin Jones Mr and Mrs Clarence Burley Mr and Mrs J A Barrie and Murray and others from Newcastle Wesleyville Orono and nearby towns.
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Harry Wadeith
Toronto
Povedto
McGahey
Oshawa
Max Stapleton
Wm. Stapleton
George Stapleton Sr
Alvin Jones
Port Hope
Willis Farrow
Clarence Burley
Gowanville
J. A. Barrie and Murray
Avith
Walter Couch
Newcastle
J. Smith
Soady
Arthur Elliott
Cecil Robison
Harold Barrowclough
Wesleyville
Hal Jowell
Meda
Starkville
Arthur McKay
Geo. Plumb
Charles
Vance Cooper
Orono
George
Jack Kimball
Hugh Stapleton
Wilfred McKay
Lutchison
Military critique of Russian army lacks skill and leadership
The Brockville Record er and Times argues that despite expensive Russian equipment, the army is poorly run and short of skilled mechanics. It cites reliance on imported experts to implement plans and notes failures in operations requiring mechanical expertise.
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Brockville Recorder and Times
Christmas visitors and local misfortunes noted in tight community update
Mr Clarence Bell recovers from illness while Percy Gilroy visits Hamilton. Bobcaygeon folk visit Toronto relatives at Christmas. Snow and wind disrupt church attendance and travel. Green family mourns Dre Reid Vir dental surgeon of Toronto injured Gerald Cornish near Lakeside Milling works on a recent accident. Carscadden brothers near recovery after a separate incident. David Vannatto praised for first aid at the scene. A 27-man wood sawing bee provided fuel for Carscadden project. Burns quote closes the note.
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Clarence Bell
Percy Gilroy
Hamilton
Wallace Thurston
Bobcaygeon
Eric
Enid
Morley
Fred Cornish
Green
Toronto
Dre Reid Vir
Greenwood
Gerald Cornish
Lakeside Milling Co
Tie
Harper Carscadden
David Vannatto
Carscadden Brothers
Burns
Ottawa Parliaments Opens January 25 Burns Night
The Edmonton Journal notes Parliament planned to open January 25 with Burns Night celebrations. It lists many local social figures and families including Edwards Stringer Burley Reid Farrow and Stephens among attendees. The piece evokes Sir John A. Macdonald and William Lyon Mackenzie in a festive, parlor-room tone.
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John A. Macdonald
William Lyon Mackenzie
Edmonton Journal
Frances Selena Tabb 91, Bowmanville resident obituary
Mrs Frances Selena Tabb aged 90 years passed away Monday January 1 after long Bowmanville residence. She was mother to Mrs TC Ward Oshawa John Tabb Bowmanville Miss Emma Tabb Rochester NY and Mrs J M Rowe Bowmanville. Her husband predeceased her. Funeral at Trinity United Church Bowmanville with burial in Bowmanville Cemetery.
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Bowmanville
Frances Seléna Tabb
TC. Ward
Oshawa
John Tabb
Emma. Tabb
Rochester
N.Y
J. M. Rowe
Bowmansville
Tabb
F. E. Morris Co
Trinity United Church
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