Cream as Investment in Family Health and Nourishment
Modern mothers are informed that our rich Cream is an investment in family health. It offers luxury palatability as a byproduct, while its food value pays its own cost in nourishment.
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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 03, 1940
Page
8
Modern mothers are informed that our rich Cream is an investment in family health. It offers luxury palatability as a byproduct, while its food value pays its own cost in nourishment.
Starkville residents list attending Shiloh Anniversary events on October 20 with Rev. Littlewood of Orono to lead the afternoon 2.30 service and Rev. Smith of Courtice guiding the 7.30 evening service. The gathering includes Jacob Hallowell and a broad network of families from Toronto Oshawa Whitby Kendal and Peterboro.
The Rev. Morton Roland will preach at Kirby Fra serville next Sunday. Mrs. Little and Mrs. Clarence Little visited Mr. Brima combe Sunday evening. The Kirby congregation holds Thanksgiving Anniversary October 18 with Rev. Mr. Wiley of Columbus speaking both services. The Red Lamp reappears in Orono Town Hall on October 12.
Local residents attend visits and events across Orillia Orono Castleton Little Britain and Port MacNichol. Notables include weddings moves and family gatherings with many names listed and several church group exchanges noted.
Miss Myrtle Falls visits aunt Mrs. Paeden. Mr. and Mrs. R. Bostock visit Paeden. Private Albert Mavin spends weekend with wife at R. Wil son’s. Mrs. Edna Underwood stays with daughter in Orono. Mrs. Wm. Patterson travels to Toronto to visit son Ross. Toronto visitors Garbutt Jackie visit Swarbrick parents. Glass and Robinson guests of Geo. Smith. Hoskin and Robinson attend funeral of Joseph Phillips in Toronto. Funeral attendance noted for Aipsley resident A Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Godwin spent the week end at their summer home. Mrs. Edith Butter and party of friends spent Sunday at her cottage here. Mr. Will Cole of Toronto spent the week end with Mrs. Cole and children. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Robbins and
Pauline attended the Pauline Fair on Saturday. Mr C Parker Mrs Roy Thiornton and family visited with Mr and Mrs Art Tennant on Sunday. Mr William MacDonald had his car damaged in a Oshawa accident. Mr Ernie Nicholson is in Peterborough Hospital with a broken arm. We wish him a speedy recovery. Mrs Nicholson Mr and Mrs Lorne Robbins Pauline and Mr Don Tennant visited with Mr Nicholson on Sunday.
The Women's Association of Clarke Church will meet at Mrs. W. EK. Reid's home on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Stringer and Mr. and Mrs. Wes Stringer visited Miss M. Lamb of Bowmanville on Monday afternoon and evening. Andrew Bandy is recovering after a serious operation at Peterborough Hospital. Mrs. Bandy stays in Peterborough. Relatives and friends gathered at Mr. T. J. Simpson's home last Friday to honor Ruth and Alfred Perrin on their wedding night with many gifts and an enjoyable evening.
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