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PLAN F. OF A; ORGANIZATIQN
IN KINLOSS. 'TOWNSHIP
A. public° rneeting has beep ,call-
ed for next Wednesday .evening
.in the -Kinloss Township Hall at,
Holyrood, forthe purpose of o*,•
ganizing•a• branch, of the• -Feder-
,•.:tion of Agriculture. Quest speak-
ers will address the .'meeting
which has been called for 8.30;
A 'social time and a dance will
follow, M
Opened Pit Monday
Howard Robinson's .gravel fit.
it the north-west'corner .of the
vll}age was opened ,the :first of.
the, week, when a power shovel,.
and a fleet of tern trucks started
i'enk wing ::.fill for .the 'highway.
The beart •of the'pit turned out
to be, of ` sand, , ind:- the job: was.,
abandoned at . the end •.of the
day,
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• Planning
for t11e Future::...
IS MAN'S.. MST. AMBITION
If fire were to :destroy your property, would the insurance
,you now carry be adequate to cover the cost of building' at
:present high prices.'
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For ,free couhsel and.advice .on
such: ,as Fire,. A>.jtomoba,Ie.:Life Hos any Insurance needs
, pitalization, ,. Write or. .
phone without obli,atiori.:
S Stewrt'sInsuranceAgenc.
Lucknow, .Ont:, 'Phone 8 %~e
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Her only. • jewlry , was a" three-. side You" and `.`0 .Perfect Love".
WEDDING BELLS strand necklace of pearls, The The bride's mother wore 'a 'dress
faradesmaid was Doris. Eadie, sis- of loganberry, crepe . with black
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ter of the bridegroom: She carried accessories and a corsage of ink
So, �ie• er ' ■ On Wednesday g p
ungannon. United• Church, D
P s an roses The bridegroom's th
-a At the, Polis On Monday., ,
• '` t. Isobel; only 'daughter of Mr., and blue moire own with • ma
• .: $�ncerel� ■ ':.Mrs, M. Re � tching� .white- a'ecessories and' a corsage -�--:
■11e■t�■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Lorne William Pentland,: cousin. of ;the bi•4de, mony a reception was held at the.
Eadie, only •son of •Mr, ' d M
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at high noon
in a bouquet.of .ink rose d. pink
'mother
oris cornflowers, and was wearing, .a 'yas` attired in.. navblue; with
■ • _Y, HUGH HILL. ■ Bet was united in• hat and , Mittens, .Little; : Carol.•. of red roses.
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an ,rs. rnadea. winsome flowergiri war Park Hau G d h For a
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.Mr. and Mrs Gordon Hams lion William •S. Eadie ',of ' y oo ing yellow organdie and a motor tri' -
' d d 'h rn, p thrc�ugh Northern On- •
Phhips, •Mrs. R. R.`
'Smith and Kent,. Mrs. Art Phillips
and. Peggy ""visited .over the 'week..
end with Mr. .and 'Mrs.' •`Frank
Maulden. Mrs.' J.; R. Lane, Who
has spen.t..t,he past ;few ;weeks', at
dell a:ncl, • •re`turned ' 'home with
them,
an•lug, ter of Varrcouver' visit-
ed `during the week with 'Nit. •
• and
'Mi s.• Wm.. Coxa.: .'
•Congra'tulatiuns,,to`Mr A' Mrs
Frank Currie' : who • were. married
at Bervie on Saturday° '
CIi.. ,ind : Mi •
�. ,,Bert
iV1cT;,ean
spent 'a few -days' at Teronlo, and
Niagara,.
Rev.. C W. ,Down 'c rrying
performed 'the' .a• nosegay: of sweet • peas, pink
ceremony, in a setting.of summer 'cornflowers and el
flowers and ..ferns: The bride- best, man yellow roses: The.
given m'rnarria Marriage .b� : h ,
1. Was jack 'Alton Be1-�
g y er..father •. ast•
• ^� . mid
wc�i'e a gown .of white 'satin -with
Insets', of imparted lace. Her tin-.
• r gertip veil was held. by ..
by a heaclw•
d.ress':of iir•ango blossoms and''she
'earr�ied a .boucidet of white lark
p . orTi,an• calla lilies: •Ralph Foster. sang"I'll "I'11 Walk Be- best wishes to the bride-to-be.
The Pa�rliainent of Canada . h`as just
passed ' `an act .rFpeGr; gerhe
)'Telephone '• Company of Ca'na:da".,
licit .is what this' art .m '.
cans • to lfie
.te%phone-using: public:
Mr. GervinReed. bro-
t ,er the, „bride, and Mr. Bill
Pter. •
. e hough, cousin of t'he' bride,:
-groom•, were ushers.- Mi: Murray
Harris. A.R,C:, . Toi oii.to,.. played:.
the wedding, music and . Mrs
tario, the. bride donned a fagured
silk dress.' . with navy : Coat and'
navy accessories and - a' corsage .•
Of white .cornflowers; •stephanotis
and ylell.ow roses. Orr the Thurs-.'.
day .previous ,to .the marriage e-:.
g th
bride's mother' cntortained v at a
trousseau ::tea, when a 'large circle'',
spur Ste' Ilan •of fr' ds ' 1l d t
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len ca e o express theft•
A 'Period of Unequalled . Growth
., n 'the 34 months since V-J,•I) y vves have
added 350,000, telephones--4nany i'tore
• than in' the 'preceding ten years. We now
serve 1,360•000_ telephones-:-; 22 for every
100 persons throughout Ontario and
.Quebec. We have never before provided•''
,so much new servicein SO -short a time.
This unprecedented ,pace has been:
maintained wth .the aid of new capital
from Canadian'linvestors:' More r ill he
required:
The•Continu n :Demand for Service
Yet, .despite, this rapid growth, we 'still'
have 96,000 'unfilled' orders for • . tele-, ,;
phomes,and--:another 69,.000 r'eque's1-s to.
change party 'lines to individualservice:
Thousands of new . orders are 'conning . in
every month.
Long Distance Balls a:e 'three times
pre-war Levels.- ,
Many new' buildings, . switchboa`rds, •
'lines . and other equipment. ' must be
provided as', rapidly as pos'sible. The
next decade may well see more telephone
eonstruction than durhIg . the .preceding
68 years of our history..,.
•. Rural Telephone Service
, Rural telephone service''has• expanded;
and. will Continue `I6 do to. Ira tie terra= '
tory we serve, 55 of every 1.00 rural
homes and butinesses have telephi nes';
in 1945'ontly .39,% had service
` BELL. .TE..E
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vtcottion
rogram Continues'
Parliament.has given tate Bell Telephone •
Company permission to:, 'increase its
authorized capital' by $350;000;000..`. -
The Company can nOW.con.tint a to go,
'.to. inyestors for -the money:', necessitry..
16 further ,the greatest expansion anch
irttpro.ement program in its history
This . conlstruction program is n ces- ..
ars if,; the CCoMpany is to Carry. out its
obligationand satisfv,,the.public'scon-
tinuing demand for more telephones anal
more .tel:e.phone service..
ti
our Objective is to extend and improve.
the service so that uhtimately we can
give every applicant' the kind and
quality of, .servce he • wants; whein •
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' and as he Wants. it.
E COM ANS
• Our ,farin• program calls : for • still more,.
telephones, for fewer: parties on .each line,
and for' more new switchboards:• .
Dial: Telephones
•
hew dial equipment is being,installed.in
• tremendous quantities: •'
Today . we . have More dial telephones
' than the total of all our. telephones in 194?..
Now 7Q:`' out- of every ' 100 telephones
• are: dial. More exchanges Wi11 be con,.:.
verted to dial operation.,
Financing the Program
Much of the new money necessary to
extend the telephone' system Must : be
obtained from thousands of 'people wh
wish•'•to invest their savings.
The principal means ofsecuring'tbis new
capital will be by issuing additional shares
of our• stock from time to time with the
approval of ' the Board of -Transport "Coat-
snissioners.-
.itwig' ' for this. fl,u'rpose that. !he aiit:hdrity
of Parliament was :obtained.
Best Service` -Lowest Cost
• The : skill and 'enthusiasm of telephone
' workers will be devoted '.to .turning the •.
materials , obtained with the: neiw'" capital'
. into service . df the highest ,Standard, -
The public can be -assured that The
Bell Telephone Company' of Canada will
continue to provide the best telephone
service at the inivest possible cost',
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