Mr and Mrs Cluff Celebrate 55 Years of Marriage
Mr and Mrs J Cluff mark their South anniversary recalling their marriage in March 1806 in Ontario. The couple later moved to Wheatland in 1824 and raised five daughters and one son, including Mrs A H Wicks of Sudbury, Ontario, Mrs T Laurie, Mrs Florence Wegg, Mrs C Folson of Winnipeg, Mrs R Kosmos at home, and Alfred at Copper Cliffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Mar. Ont
Wheatland
Unem
A. H. Wicks
Subury
T. Laurie
Florence Wegg
C. Folson
Winnipeg
R Kosmos
Alfred
Dan
Canada seeks lifting of margarine and red cheese bans
Kingston and Montreal papers argue discrimination against Canadian consumers in margarine coloring and red cheese bans should end. They critique BBC and CBC influence on Canadian media while highlighting broader calls for fair trade and national standards across Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Christmas and New Year Visits Across Towns
A sequence of holiday greetings notes relatives visiting Rivers Portage la Prairie Winnipeg and Winnipeg area towns. Mentions Miss Annie McFadden Miss Helier Taylor Miss Ivy Miners and families of the Hunter district along with Mr and Mrs Alex Grant celebrating their 52nd wedding anniversary. Also lists births at Forman's nursing home and a welcome visit by Dr Fred Blankstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Guild
Hunter District
Wilson Humphries
Eileen McFadden
Winnipeg
Miss Ivy Miners
Portage la Prairie
John Livesey
Filon
Fort William
Ont
Mrs Livesey
Rivers
CNR
Pictou, N. S
Alex Grant
Tillsonburg editorial prize wins national competition
The Tillsonburg News published by Harvey I. Johnston won the Canadian Weekly Editor award for an editorial on Freedom of the Press. Hugh F. McCormick's Montre Monitor took second and Shawinigan Falls Standard placed third. entries came from over 700 English language weeklies across Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Tillsonburg
Ont
Harvey I. Johnston
Canadia Weekly
Hugh F. McCormick
Montre: Monitor
Shawinigan Falls
Quée
Standard
Ray&. Wilson
Canada
Wingham newspaper sold to Wenger brothers in Ontario
Ozlia Webel t cm WB owner of the med Tunes in Wingham Ontario announces the sale of the Mildmay Weekly to Robert and Barry Wenger publishers of the Mildmay Gazette. Barry Wenger assumes editorial duties January 1 in the Georgian Bay District town. his brother continues to operate the Mildmay weekly. Purchase price not disclosed. Government in Tokyo says Russians hold 16,439 Japanese in Soviet territory, with previous estimates at 370,000 and 2,357,009 repatriated. Also note: Ted, a five year old white samoyed dog, helps 16 year old Bill Tardiff deliver 100 papers daily in Barrie Ontario. Port Arthur News-Chronicle reports a mail package shortage on the Great Lakes may reflect the old Huron-leau service removal to the scrapyard, leaving insufficient package re suppliers. Nine year old Johnny Godfrey freed his foot from a railroad car, broke his left leg after dodging a train in Atlanta. He told police he was walking along rails when his foot caught and he saw the train approaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cm — WB
Wingham
Wingham Adly
Robert
Barry Wenger
Mildmay
Ont. Gazette
McCoel
Georgian Bay
Madmay
Minstry of Foreign Affairs
Tokyo
Barrie
Johnny Godfrey
Atlanta
Johnny
Burks Park Publishers Build The Arrow Weekly
Harold D. McComb and Harry E May moved to July, VA and bought Burks Falls Arrow and Sundridge Echo. They installed new type and launched The Arrow as an enterprising weekly. Hugh Dobbie, 11, found his sister Sandra unconscious from coal gas fumes in Woodstock Gat, aided by Miss Evelyn Townsend, and police credited Hugh with possibly saving two lives. Sandra and Miss Townsend recovered after hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burks Park
Ont
Harold D. McComb
Harry E May
Burks Falls Arrow
Sundridge Echo
Arrow
Hugh Dobbie
Sandra
Woodstock
Gat
Evelyn Townsend
Hugh
Miss Townsend
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J. Cluff
Montreal Gazette
B.B.C
C.B.C
St. Thomas Tunes-Journal
Youth Hostels Association
Great Britain
London
Albert Hall
Hyde Park
Hertfordshire
Oak River
M Dean Hei
Ock Roser
Hus
Legen Hall
Unm
Theamily
Fis
James Aleman
Ebel
Fourmerly
Lethbridge Herald
Russa
T. A. Fontaine
Honler
Montreal
American Red Cross
Iaake
Jim Rous
Jn Tou
Eiin Hain
Christ Haldar
Man
Annie McFadden of
Morden
Helier Taylor
Maryfiual
Sask
Donald McFadden
Mrs. C. J. McFadden
Darrel Harris
Binscorth
Mr. Harris
North American Lumber Co
Fred Blankstein
Guelph Mercury
Axata
Han
Peterborough
Joan Downer
Toronto
F. W. Tickett
Nihs
McEwing
Madden's Nursing Home
Don McEwing
Moulden
Forman's Nursing Home
A. R
Johnston
Forman’s Nursing Home
E. M
Perrett
Jack Beever
Gordon
Wes, Gordon
CJATC
Issak
John Isaak
Linda Carol
Morris
Luc D. A
Ilsonburg
Priz
U.K
London County Council
Ozlia Webelt
Port Arthur
Halfax Chronicle-Herald
Milik
Korner
REX Theatre
Rivers, Man
Yloré
Ivers
McKenzie
Groceri
United News
Campbell
Creft
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