Burlington Mons Club Hosts Annual Ladies Night
The Trinity Mons Club held its annual Ladies Night with a well attended banquet in the gym and an evening of entertainment. Stella Mitchell arrived with baby Jacqueline at Vreeman station, delighting husband Doug Mitchell and family. Mrs Russell Peart adds names for a forthcoming tea party. Burlington Fruit Market faced a $10,000 fine and costs after inspectors cited price display violations. Justice Langdon presided with J O'Reilly KC for the Crown and Lingd PD Dingle KC for the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Mons Club
Stella Mitchell
Baby
Jacqueline
Vreeman Station
Doug Mitchell
Junction St
Mra Russell Peart
W. T. BG
Burlington
Langdon
O'Reilly
Crown
Lingd PD Dingle
Local Notices Chronicle Gentle Socials and Church Events
Dozens of brief items note visits between Guelph and nearby towns, young people at the Church of Canada conference in Mulsburg, and family gatherings at Halmalad and St Catharines. The Farm Forum banquet in Dullsburgh featured Dr Reaman of the OAC. retirement honors for Mr and Mrs Hexdon. and gift presentations. A social evening prior to Dan McLean's removal included a box social raising funds for Bazalons, with readings and a Bulova wristwatch presentation. The Hillsburg and Presbyterian groups hosted programs, plays, and talent spots, with a sizable yet weather-affected turnout and a note on a hospital stay for John Aitken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Robertson
Church of Canato
Mulsburg O
Joan Aitken
Master Sherlock
Foreman
Halmalad
Albert
McWulliams
Jean Morrison
Puslinch
William Webb
Guelph
George (Ohertn
Farm Forum
Dullsburgh
Erin Townatup
Reaman
OAC
Blanche McKinnon
Presbyterian Church
Francis Hexdon
Ren McKengey
Ceremames
Mary Cooke
Stuart Sinclair
Archie Sinclair
RL van Norman
Geer. Hobertson
Elliott
Alex. McPhedran
Dan
Wren Grace Burrows
Toronto
W.A.C
Baliinatad
Campbellville Annual Meeting Notes War Brides Plan
The Campbellville annual meeting of the Womens Canadian Club WC held at Mrs Roy Parker’s home with Mrs Cameroun Agnew in charge. Key reports showed $1000 on hand by the guilt convener Mrs James Maton and $19000 in hand for secretary treasurer Mrs George Black. Four quilts to be presented to English War brides coming to reside in Campbellville. A $300 donation to the Hoy Scout movement supported by J Vinyant and S Cramp. A $100 loan fee for non members for wheel loan. Many members attended, with details on officers and committees listed. A damaged text fragment references Mr Withiam Bock’s recent marriage and social notes including local visits and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Othe
Mra
Roy Parker
Mre
Cameroun Agnew
James Maton
George Black
No 10
Hoy Scout Movement
Campbellville
J Vinyant
S Cramp
James Mahon
Mia Howson Lah
Cameron Agnew
Jane Mainpage
View
Mrsett
1St View
Mia Charles King
Men Cisne Hijack
Morell Pood
Mire Lloyd Craywfont
William McLaren
William Ruck
Janes Mahon
George Harris
G Stokes
Nell Martin
Canwenier
George Teglis
Tom Whales
Walter Ferrier
Withiam Bock
Frank Math
Wo McTaren
Kameran Agnow
Miraay McPhail
No. Wi
Charles King
Melon Hood
Mra G Black
Sheila Tehanney
Nell McPhail
Robert McPhail
Door
Pote
Melvin Hood
Archie Cairns la
Ariel
Dianne Mitchell
Catharine Cunde
Aliee Sharpe
Lloyd Crawford Jed
Falgar Catrna
Thomas
Robert Toglia
George Inglis
Familly
Walter Hlenheim
ol-Ma
Meadray Mahon
Willam Inglis Dick
James
Willam Vanasickle
WT Dick
Milton
C. A’ Elsely
Nelson Vansickle
Toronto
Mr. Young
Georgetown
Use DDT For Dogs Debris For Cats
Fleas troublesome where dogs and cats kept in the summer and fall. a spray with 5 percent DDT or 10 percent dust on floors and sleeping areas is effective. Cage rubbed with 10 percent DDT powder, but pyrathrum or derris powder for cats to avoid ingestion. DDT is not dangerous when directions are followed. avoid DDT biallations.
Oakville Rotary Ladies Night at Crofton Villa
Oakville Rotary Club held a Ladies Night at Crofton Villa on Monday evening in April. About 40 members and guests were entertained by a program organized by skilled members. Wing Commander Acton Fleming, home on leave, visited his mother Mrs Ivey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakville
Fay
Soranto
Wallis Dymond Gregory
Mary Vatutic
Upper Canada College
Boutham
England
Toronto
WOCTU Monthly Meeting At the Little Home
Members of the WOCTU held their monthly gathering at Mrs J Little’s home with D2 in attendance. Mrs Ostrander read a letter of protest to Premier Drew on proposed liquor legislation and a donation was handed in for the program. Members discussed grain needs, charity beverage relief, and a tribute to a deceased member with hymns and prayer. A theater item, presentations, and a film were part of the evening, followed by thanks to organizers and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woctu Hed
Mies J Little
Joel Laalir
Ostrander
Uae
Leverton
Hag
Drew
Benerays
Tooma
PSC
Pia
Clumb
Harris
Presbyterian Church
Mo Wing
J. Freeman
Om Kink
Svac
OAC
Gauelph
Falbo
Guelph
Erin
Pustineh
Poamesa
Hown Hall
LOO
Roy Wack
Wellington County
Atanis
Wesley Newlands
Ontario Farm Forums
Thompson
C. YO
S. D. Strothers
Welington
Milas Cecilia Synott
Framosa
Wo. Taylor
Marion
Dorchester
Kathleen
Toronto
H. Moag
Newmarket
Gee. E. Johns
A. F. Jonas
J. Hall
Mrats
Kk Family
Jen. Wilkinson
Frank Peddie
Elia Wanless
Milton Hospital
Organ recital thrills Knox Church audience in Georgetown
An organ recital by Kenneth Flar rison at Knox Church drew a large crowd in Georgetown. The event highlighted potential as a site for a new industry that could create up to 200 jobs over three years. Burial of Mrs. John St. Gallop, widow of a former Norval resident, took place at Silkfest Cemetery on Tuesday morning, March 2. A Legion sponsored Wet came Home and Reunion event followed on Saturday night with attendees and notable names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Church
Kenneth Flarrison
Georgetown
John St. Gallop
Norval
Silkfest
Turaday
The
Legion
Ennourtes
Wfi
Limehouse Memorial Hall Winners and Community Event Recap
Limehouse winners Hay Weosler and Mra S Mat ews Me Walter Ferrier won a lucky day prize. Music for dancing supplied by the Mhythi Rules with Jor Seoham as floor manager. A community meeting at Mr Ao Benton’s home featured a talk by Rod. Davidson and a Farm stem Magazine plan event. Donations totaled $1160 to Save the Children Fund. Neighbors farewelled Mero and Mra Garnett Kas. A district reform meeting was held in Millan. health reports noted water contamination with one source still unfit for use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caches
Limehouse Memorial Hall
Keideay
Hay Weosler
Mra S. Matews
Walter Ferrier
Jor Seoham
Ao Benton
TD Bailey
Rod. Davidson
Thor
Farmstem Magazine
I Few
Faye
Faye Doarvideons
Gauethe
Save the Children
Meafanus Smethurat
Frank, Brown
Gisby
Millan
Department of Health
Tee
AW Benton
Rtende
Torontoe
Ro Lane
Rose Norton
Hiamonton
Ulall
Mero
Mra Garnett Kas
Crewton's
Gisby Sani
Helen Meredith
Wim Mitchell
Miro
Kary
Collowwy
Nenghbors
Joe Mcdonald
Trine Rigvo
Euchie Kamen
Russell McDonald
Joe McDonaldt
Noor
Cedarvale Community Notes Visit Guests and Welcomes
Cedarvale social items report Mere Sanith spending weekend at her home with Mr and Mrs Daviedeen of Ace Jon visiting on Sunday with Mrs Ang ue McArthur. Mr and Mrs Mulder welcomed guests Martin and Must James of Brampton. Mrs Murten, and Mrs Mo Vortet of Hallina visited. Mrs Wiskdia was recently wed and given a lovely gift before moving to near TMbborg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mere Sanith
Bronte Apenthe
Mra
Daviedeen
Ace
Jon
Angue McArthur
Mia Mo Vortet
Hallinafad
Mulder
Martin Aft
Must James
Brampton Whalcel
Cedarvale
Tiane
Mire
Wiskdia
Tmbborg
Mao
Arthur Johnaoe
Harela Af Nerval
Community Evening at Towoethip Hall Draws Large Crowd
NASSAGAWEYA a large crowd attended a Monday evening program at Towoethip Hall Brookville presented by Falardt Brothers Rett Kingers under the Women's Institute The Yellow Mission Band of Abene ser United Church held their monthly meeting under the direction of Mr Henry Fat with good attendance. Friends of Mrs Robina Andean regret her illness and wish for her speedy recovery. Mr KG Wilson of Avton reported his wife, a British war bride, was en route from Halifax on Westnes. King Counten died on mantle of snow Monday. Mrs Wallace and Mr Wallace have moved to a new home near Acton. Mr Vert Nightingale of Orangeville visited his parents Niptinghamale In at Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towoethip Hall
Brookville
Falardt Brothore
Yleather Mission Band
Abeneser United Church
Kg Woilon
Avton
Aquilanta
Talifax
Westnesaly
Kounten
Mroko G Wilson
Knatchbull
Mis Wo Wallace
Acton
Vert Nightingate
Orangeville
Mera Arnur
Small Advertisements Fragment With Mixed Notices
A cluttered early 20th century classifieds page shows varied items and requests. Includes rental and employment notes, farm equipment, plumbing services, poultry and farming ads, real estate for sale, and a testimonial about asthma relief seeking free information.
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Ospringe
Tb. Webb
Tnlew
Dan Winter
Town Line
Fred Lambert
Roy Lambert
St. Thomas
McNear
Blenheim
Wm. Graham
Graham
Alfred Duby
J. A. Little
Eddle*Thatcher
Limehouse
E. P
Optometrist
MT. Grorgitsh
A. Floyd Smith
Watciifa — Clocha Jeweliry
Quebec Street
Weat Guelph Ont
Kenworthy Ave
Acton Free Press
Guv’s Transport
Acton, Ontario
Prepcicess
Tuapalow Ka Actes
Vorite
Hatley
Lloyd Buece
Hell, Georgetown
Toorent @ house of
Poweld, Bic
Mion
Fonter
Brent Vvancor
Mit Geo Williamson
Draminion Hotel
Vwarold Skilling
Main St. Acton
HALE
Deering & Mr. Ford
Ben Hinder
Jo Smith, Kor Jeddine Acton
Ploert
Ie McKinnon
Noeoot
Nath B. Wathigser
Clifford
Cueto
Jearnerm
Abo
Willemole Wats, Ltd
Stapleton
Church Street
Manly
Poefer iMeny
Panty
Rose Denny
Antesa
Mcmullen
Shelby Ave
Hamilton
F. L. Howey
Catherine Street
Alzes
Cheltenham Concrete Products
Victoria
Barvey
Walters Acton
Acta
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