Ballinafad Church Notices and Local Moves
Ballinafad Sunday School reopened after Christmas. Mission Band met at the manse. The Friday Hall social evening was not held. Mer vin Dodds is sick with rheumatic fever and hopes for a quick recovery. Mr Arnold McEnery, once bedridden with phlebitis, was briefly up but returned to bed. Alfred Swindlehurst moved to Ballinafad while Mr and Mrs Lloyd Swindlehurst and Brian relocated to his new farm. The Kansas Farmer hosted a Moor show and dance in the Hall Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mervin Dodds
Arnold McEnery
Alfred Swindlehurst
Ballinafad
Lloyd Swindlehurst
Brian
Kansas
Rockwood WCTU Meeting and Town News Roundup
The March Rockwood WCTU session at Mr RO Jolliffe’s home discussed temperance with Dr Bell on alcoholism versus tuberculosis. River flooding and building updates follow, plus social notices on local events, arrivals, and recent travels and illnesses among residents.
Play Garners Strong Turnout At Nassagaweya Hall
Nassagaweya community members attended a Friday evening performance of The Colonel's Maid at Brookville Hall. The Campbellville Young Adult Group produced the three act comedy with support from Nassagaweysa Presbyterian Church choir. The night concluded with the Form Forum season ending supper at the Kennedy home in Milton attended by twenty five members. Prizes awarded in euchre went to Mrs Wilfred Kennedy Mrs D Henderson and Mize Pearl Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookville Hall
Campbellville
Nassagaweysa Presbyterian Church
Form Forum
J.J. Kennedy
Milton
Wilfred Kennedy
D Henderson
Pearl Kennedy
Stanley Robinson
Alex Pringle
Fa Davenport
Kennedy Land
Mra
FA. Davenport
Ruay Ree” Institute
Local Social Notes Highlight Week End Visits and Events
A roundup of community life with visits from Alex Wright and families to Limehouse, church services at Limehouse Presbyterian on April 2, and a weekend homecoming for cadet Robin Roume from RMC. Winners in WI events with music by Karn's orchestra, festival performances, and garden-planning proceeds. Also mentions farm sale to Glen Williams, travels to Toronto, and a note on a productive export shorthorn bull in Creeton, England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Wright
Wt Lane
Limehouse Presbyterian Church
Robin Roume
RMC
A’ Smethurst
Jacqueline
Wm Devereaux
Halifax
Andy
Chas Jones
Everet
Peter Glynn
A. Norton
Clifford Webster
Joe McDonald
J Ellerby
June Bruce
Joe Watson
Helen McLaughlin
Karn
W. Evans
Nobletone
Carling
Walsh
Andrew Mino
Glen Williams
O. Foster
Herrington's
Lane
Toronto
J A Smethurst
Islington
Bill Mills
Sus Vian
Streetsville
Mixa Jean Ruddell
SS. No. 2
Dannie Currie
Clift McDonald
Dally Varden
Erin area community notes and farm forum events
Local residents attend church visits and family gatherings in Erin Brampton and Georgetown. The Erin Farm Forum held a dance euchre night at the Town Hall raising funds for a community hall building and a quilt raffle winner was announced. A California made bronze apple concentrate beverage is introduced for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Craig
Joan
Georgetown
Messie R
J. Hunter
Gordon Aitken
Lorne School
Halton
J. Matthews
Wo J Jackson
R J Matthews
Local Notices From Guelph Area
Miss Marlene Black recovering at home with Mrs Suter after illness. Kingsbury and Catherine move into new home. Mrs Hunter visiting in Toronto. Dorothy Weatherston starts clerk job in Rockwood. Mr and Mrs McDougal and Mrs Eiton Bavard visit with T D McCutcheon and Harvey Jestin. Muriel Benham and J Morrell visit Benham family. Harvey Jestin and George Jeatin visit Kilty in Guelph. Warry Wortop Robert Barbour and Harvey Jeatin attend Toronto hockey game Guelph vs Porcupine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlene Black
Guelph General Hopital
Suter
Duncan Kingsbury
Catherine
Hunter
Toronto
Dorothy Weatherston
Rockwood
D. T. McDougal
Eiton
Bavard Brian
Clearing Auction Sale of Live Stock and Implements
A clearings auction sale on April 16 at Eden Mills features horses and harness gear including a 7 year old Bel x gelding a 4 year old Percheron and a May team of 14 years harness ready. 16 lambs and 8 Oxford ewes due April 20. 16 thrifty shouts. farm implements from Massey Harris including a binder mower and drill. miscellaneous items and 10% to 20% brimming stock. cash with clerk on day of sale. Wm A Gibson acts as auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mruchons
Dunbar
Khon Toe
Aelph Road
Jomiles
Eden Milla Jomilet
Brookville
Harnes Hie
Massey Harris
Masaey Harris
Massey Harry
Green House
Supreme
Massey Morris
Gibson
Auctro
Campbellville Adjudicator at Nassagewega Music Festival
George Small director of Muasle Ontario School for the Blind Brantford Ont served as adjudicator for the Nassagewega Township Music Festival held Tuesday afternoon in Brookville Hall. Donald Martin welcomed a daughter at Guelph General Hospital. A sister for Nell. Sympathy to Mrs. Edgar Cairns on the death of her sister Mrs. J Nixon of Ancaster. Art Cramp left for British Columbia to spend a year with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Small
Muasle
Ontario
Brantford
Ont
Nassagewega Township
Brookville Hall
Donald Martin
Guelph General Hospital
Nell
Edgar Cairns
J. Nixon
Ancaster
Art Cramp
Inter Township Music Festival Welds This Week
At Trafalgar Township Festival results announced include solo winners Joan Black Kelao Eleanor Cairns and Martin Davenport from several schools. Vocals duets Cairns with Homewood and McMillan with Davenport. Choir and enrollment notes also listed with multiple pupils and teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neasegaweya
Nassegaweys
Rolo
Gerald Homewood
Nassageweya
Percy Gibbons
Nassagaweya
Joan Black
Kelao
Eleanor Cairns
Nessagawreys
Faien Mills School
Moffat School
Martin Davenport
Pinegrove School
Forbes Cole
Eden Mills
Donna Frank
Moffat
Donna McMillan
Pinegrove
Nassagewega
Fden Mills
Trafalgar Township
Trafalger Township Hall
Why Our Laws Can't Nail Drunken Drivers
A Maclean's dilemma on drunk driving calls for legalizing scientific blood or breath tests. Canadian police rely on outdated intoxication checks, yielding many cases padded to minor offenses. Experts urge drastic, fast action to curb the deadly trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Saya
Jualyn Rogers
Ontario
Maclean's
Saya Maclean
David Archibald
Us&s
Canada
Civie
Sims
Vern Page
Toronto
Uncle Henpeck and Nephew Pun Inquirers Over Money
A humorous exchange contrasts old and new views on money with Uncle Henpeck lamenting past earnings and a nephew joking about both sides. The dialogue pivots to a joke defining recession and depression as belt tightening versus lack of belts and pants.
Also Mentioned on This Page
District News
Rockwood Wctu
RO Jolliffe
George Peal
Joliffe
Jolliffe
Bell
A K Thomas
Mra D Parker
Feverton
WCTU
Geo Peal
Valley Road
W.A
Presbyterian Church
Speedside Women's Institute
David
Albert Gray
Acta
John Freeman
St John's Church
J.J. Gibb
Wm. W. Pett
Aldershot
Albert Beards
Jackson Street
Charles Thatcher
Malacy Harris Agency
John Borthwick
Guelph
Murray Dyer
Clarence Hendarson
Gareth Guild
Pelham
Mya
May Milne
Florida
Limehouse
Creeton
Eng
Ospringe
California
Everton
Nassagswe
Oakville Monument Works
Colborne Street West
Department of Health
Department of Game and Fisheries
Moray
Inter-Township
Weld
Henpeck
Orient & Weldrest
BY Tooke
Tooke
Acton
Milton Rotary Club
ICE
Milton Arena
Jay Cox
Duke Willoughby
Marion Mark
Silver Blades
Fred Rowland
United States
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