Newtonville Community Notes Echo Weekend Activities
A busy Newtonville round of visits and services includes Lena Kimball in Oshawa Marion Samis returning from Bowmansville for a week and Rev J McLachlan preaching. Attendees from Bowmanville Port Hope and Toronto joined church events and a tag day for the Blind raised 8.07. The United Church Anniversary featured sermons by Rev J E Griffith and Rev Dr C Oke with choirs and quartets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
J.E. Griffith
Bowmanville
C. Oke
Newtonville
Jean Campbell
Mary Lane
Church of God
Bethesda
Lord
George Campbell
Campbell
Weekend Visitors and Local Health Notes Amid Tragedy
Miss Margaret Purdon spent the weekend at her home. Pte Earl Burley of Camp Borden visited with Mr and Mrs P Burley. Mr and Mrs Wm Geary of Ajax joined Mr George Pope on Sunday. Mr Robert Alexander of Toronto spent the weekend with his parents. Neil Stewart of Kingston plans two weeks with Mr John Stewart. Mr and Mrs Vance Allen and Madelon visited Mr and Mrs Wm Mercer. Mr and Mrs George Swarbrick of Toronto spend a week’s holiday with Mr and Mrs Hilditch. Health updates report Blake Alexander and A Hoskin improving. Teachers Miss Nellie Hill Miss Margaret Purdon and Miss Katherine Stewart were X-rayed for TB in Port Hope last Monday. Kendal attendees mourn Elwin Quantrill’s funeral in Elizabethville. Quantrill, a member of the RCAF, was killed in Western Canada plane crash.
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Lena Kimball
Oshawa
Marion Samis
Bowmansville
J. McLachlan
Jean Campbell
Port Hope
Vance Cooper
Joy
Orono
W. McKay
Clare
Lloyd Kellogg
Geo. Campbell
Betty Stapleton
Bowmanville
Toronto
Herb. Dixon
Hazel Reid
W. Woods
Alfred ‘Redknap
Arthur Redknap
Mac Irwin
Zion
I Frank Gilmer
J. E. Griffith
Anna
Bert Samis
P. O. Elvin Quantrill
Elizabethville
Eileen , Todd
Starkville
Phyllis ‘Gilffer
Mem. Stapleton’s
S. J. Lancaster
Deck
Eddie
Dorin
Grover Deck
Lindsay
Jas
Stark
George ‘Campbell
Navy
Howard
Ivison Munday
Maple Grove
Sam Buttery
Salem
Welsh
J. W
Margaret Purdon
lPte
Earl Burley
Camp Borden
P. Burley
Wm. Geary
Ajax
George Pope
Robert Alexander
Neil Stewart
Kingston
John Stewart
Vance Allen
Madelon
Wm. Mercer
George Swarbrick
Hilditch
Blake Alexander
A. Hoskin
Nellie Hill
Katherine Stewart
T. B
Port Hippe
Kendal
Elwin Quantrill
Quantrill
Elwin
R.C.A.F
Canada
EXPECT LOAN RECORD IN FINAL COUNT UP OTTAWA
The Sixth Victory loan figure rose to 1 356 125 500, within 27 million of the prior total. Officials of the national war finance committee expect the final cleanup to set a record high. A gain of 64 020 000 since Monday, three week drive ended last Saturday with returns still arriving.
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Ottawa
National War Finance Committee
Officers Rally and Service Highlight Local Meeting
Mrs. Pearce organized an officers rally and department service. The program included roll call, remodelling talks, piano solos by Margaret Owens, and a nurses' needs address by Miss Young, Matron of Nichols Hospital. The meeting closed with the Mizpah blessing and a June 21 gathering planned at Mrs. J. Robinson’s Newcastle home with guest speaker Mrs. Goodman from Tyrone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Gilmer
J. Robinson
Newcastle
Haigh
Goodman
Tyrone
Canadian Pacific Railway poised for postwar expansion and risks
D C Coleman at the 63rd annual meeting cites record 1943 earnings of 297 million and 215 million tons of freight moved, emphasizing three stakeholder groups and noting air services as a government concern. He warns against rigid state control and advocates continued free enterprise to sustain living standards and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific Railway
D. C. Coleman
Coleman
Dominion
Canadian Pacific
Canada
Canadian Pacific Air Lines
Trans-Canada Air Lines
United States
United Kingdom
Mr. Coleman
Tea Coffee Coupon Allow Two Beverages Per Use
The ration administration announces a tea coffee coupon allowing eight ounces of coffee and two ounces of tea per use. Before May 1 the coupon required choosing tea or coffee. after the increase a single tea-coffee coupon buys four ounces of tea or one pound of coffee, or a mix within those limits.
Butter ration cut delays June coupons to June 8
Canada plans a temporary butter ration reduction in June to build a reserve for fall and winter. The Prices Board announced the June 1 coupon will be valid June 8, and butter purchased with coupons 62 and 63 must last until June 8 when coupons 64 become valid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iCanada
Prices Board
Vnli
Electric stoves and grills production to miss earlier forecast
M. C. Lowe of the Prices Board says output of electric stoves rangettes and grills this year will fall short of the March 22 forecast. The revision stems from an upward shift in Canada’s heavy shell program and steel shortages, limiting manufacturing capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Lowe
Prices Board
Capital Equipment and Electrical Products
Canada
Salute to Mrs Consumer Week in Canada
May 22 designated as Mrs Consumer Week to honor Canadian women for helping stabilize the economy. Byrne Sanders, Price Board Consumer Branch director, praises the home front roles in price control, wage control, rationing, budgeting, and tax and bond participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Dominion
Byrne Sanders
The
Price Board
Consumer
Toronto
Miss Sanders
District E Comes Close to Target in Bond Drive
District E of Clarke Township and Newcastle nearly reached its $202000 bond objective, trailing for most of the drive until late heavy buying pushed totals near the mark. Editors note the figure was high and suggest a target of $150000 to $175000 in future. Full breakdown to follow next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke Township
Newcastle
Ceiling price set on new potatoes
Wartime Prices and Trade Board fixes ceiling prices for domestic and imported new potatoes effective May 25. No potato imports will be allowed while the 1943 Canadian crop remains available to dispose of last year’s crop without producer loss. Quebec produces 13 of Canada’s total war equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prices and Trade Board
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Lancaster
Ronald Burley
Montreal
Keith Burley
St. Thomas
Lance
Harold Burley
Burley
Florence End
Peterboro
Cecil Burley
W. TF. Meeting
W. I
Institute
Milligan
Hughes
W. D. Jones
Samis
Christian Science Monitor
Monitor
Christian Science Publishing Society One
Norway
Boston
Massachusetts
Alaska and
Labrador
D. C. Coleman, Ll.d
D.C.L
Jackman Flowers
Adrienne
Gardenia
Yardley
Cashmere
Charles Tyrrell
Orono, Ont
Mrs. Consumer
Objective
Quebec
San Johnston
Edie
Chek
Sanee dC
URONO
Bowmanville, Ont
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