Trinity Mons Club Hosts Successful Ladies Night
Burlington area society notes a well attended Ladies Night at the Trinity Mons Club with a banquet in the gym and entertainment. Stella Mitchell and baby Jacqueline arrived at Vreeman station, Doug Mitchell joyful family moment. Magistrate Langdon fined the Burlington Fruit Market 90000 for price control violations after WP T. GB inspectors visit. O'Reilly and Dingle KC represented the crown and accused respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Mons Club
Stella Mitchell
Baby
Jacqueline
Vreeman Station
Doug Mitchell
Junction St
Mra
Russell Peart
WP T. GB
Burlington
Costa
Langdon
O'Reilly
Dingle
Local events highlight community gatherings in Guelph area
Mr t Webb of Guelph spent days with her daughter and son-in-law Mr and Mrs Dan Winter. Miss Blanche McKinnon contributed a pole. Twenty-one members attended the Farm Forum banquet in Dillsburg with Dr Reaman as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Webb
Guelph
Tnlew
Dan Winter
Kennith Robertson
Church of Canato
Mulsburg O
Joan Althen
Master Sherlock
Foreman
Halmatad
Albert
McWulliams
Jean Molticon
Puslinch
William Webb
Familly
Guelph Sisted
George Feria
Leal Farm Forum
Dillsburgh
Erin Townaup
Reaman
OAC
Blanche McKinnon
Presbyterian Church
Francis Heydon
McKenger
Ceremames
Mary Cooke
James Struthers
Prydon
Min Root
Burrows
Mia
Matthews
St Catharinines
Jose Ceanion
Dan McLean
Stuart Sinclair
Archie Sinclair
RL van Norman
Geer. Robertson
Elliott
Alex. McPhedran
Dan
Grace Burrows
Toronto
W.A.C.N.S
John Aitkens
Guelph General Hospital
Josiah Stewart
Robert King
Richmond Hill
Everton
Capringe
Hillsburg
Baliinatad
Beszie
Women's Institute
Wiles
Blanche McKinnod
Cone
Mr. Victor
Campbellville Guild Holds Annual Meeting and Quilt Sale
The Campbellville guild held its annual meeting at Mrs Roy Parker’s home with Mrs Cameron Agnew in charge. Officers reported funds on hand and a plan to complete four quilts for English war brides. A fundraiser for the Boy Scout movement, wheel loans, and various social events were noted along with community guests and a display of awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Othe
Mra
Roy Parker
Mre
Cameroun Agnew
James Maton
George Black
No 10
Our Community
Hoy Scout Movement
Campbellville
J Wyant
S Cramp
Poewae
Mins Allkeeen
CRUE
Hiitain Fund
Eeeran
Mire James Mahon
Mia Howson Lah
Cameron Agnew
Jane Mainpage
View
Mrsett
1St View
Mia Charles King
Moen Cisne Hijack
Motein Pood
Mire Lloyd Crawfont
William McLaren
William Ru
Wo McTaren
Samerin Agnow
Mutraay McPhail
No. Wi
Charles King
Melon Hood
Mra G Black
Sheila Tehanney
Nell McPhail
Robert McPhail Door
Pote
Melvin Hood
VY Farm Forum
Archie Cairns Lato Roman
Ariel
Drayne Mitchell
Catharine Curie
Aliee Sharpe
Lloyd Crawford Jed
Falgar Catrna
Thomas
Robert Inglis
George Inglie
Familly
Walter Hwlenheim
James Mahon
ol-Ma
Aen Ray Mahon
Willam Inglis Dick
Ace
Mroo
DDT for Dogs Debris for Cats
When fleas trouble dogs and cats, summer and fall are critical. A spray with 5 percent DDT or 10 percent dust applied to floors and sleeping areas is said effective. Dogs may be rubbed with 10 percent DDT powder, but cats should use derris or pyrethrum powder, as DDT ingestion can harm them. Handle according to container directions.
Oakville Rotary Ladies' Night entertains members and guests
Oakville Rotary Club held its Ladies Night at Crofton Villa with about 40 members and guests. Wing Commander Acton Fleming on two months leave led the program while his mother Mrs Poo was mentioned. A note on Fleming’s education and a death in Toronto reference followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakville
Voronto
Fay
Soranto
Walton Dymond Gregory
Mary Vatutic
Upper Canada College
Boutham
England
Toronto
Osguode Hall
Woctu meeting at Little home reports drive on temperance and outreach
The WOCTU held its monthly gathering at Mies J Little’s home with PE in attendance. The president Mrs O Detrandes presided as readings and prayers filled the meeting. A letter of protest against proposed liquor legislation was discussed and a corresponding secretary sent protest letters. Guests and donations supported programs while a film Kitchen Come True and a Thompson family play were showcased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woctu Hed
Mies J Little
Mra
Joel Laalir
Geeeramnent Dna
Uae
Leverton
Nag
Drew
Harris
Aosoddab
Presbyterian Church
Moings
Maus J. Fireman
Om Kink
OAC
Gauelph
Guelph
Erin
Pustineh
Poamesa
LOO
Roy Wack
Wellington
Wesley Newlands
Ontario
Way
Thompson
C. Yoo
Church of Our Lady
Organ recital thrills crowd at Knox Church in Georgetown
Kenneth Flar rhson delivered a stirring organ program Friday at Knox Church, drawing a large audience in Georgetown. A plan for a new industry could employ up to 200 over three years. Burial services for Mrs. John I. Gollog, widow of a former Norval resident, were held at Hilkgest Cemetery on Tuesday March 2th. The Legion sponsored a Wet come Home and Reunion Saturday night event attended by about 20 veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Church
Kenneth Flarrhson
Georgetown
John I. Gollog
Norval
Hilkgest
Turaday
The
Legion
Annourtes
Wfi
Nome 20 Velosanea
Ileveld
Community News From Limehouse Memorial Hall Event
The Limehouse Memorial Hall event featured winners Hay Weosler and Mra S Mat Views Me, with Walter Fertier taking the lucky day prize. A poetry reading, a flower contest, and a birthday donation funded Save the Children Fund. Local social events included a farewell for Mr and Mrs Garnett Kas and a community ball closing with dancing music by Russell McDowatt and Joe McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caches
Limehouse Memorial Hall
Keideay
Hay Weosler
Mra S. Mat
Walter Fertier
Kmbythin
Jor Seoham
A Benton
Rod. Davidson
Thom
Toad Wintiere Bn
Mar Qhehpatelek
Agpicaltuae
Gregram Dtollead
Chae Wo Terby
Henten
Save the Children
Meafanus Smethurat
Frank, Brown
Gisby
Birretom
Ino Millan
Department of Health
Crewton
Gisby Sani
Helen Meredith
Wim Mitchell
Miro
Kary Forward
Collowayo
Ray
Nenghbors
Joe McDowatt
Trine Rigvo
Ato
Euchie Kamen
Russell McDowatt
Joe McDonaldt
Noor
Cedarvale Social Notes On Weekend Visits
Cedarvale residents hosted and visited over the weekend as neighbors gathered at local homes. Mr and Mrs Davies of Acton, Mr and Mrs Mulder, and Mr and Mrs Martin joined others in welcoming guests, with goodbyes said as families planned future gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mere Sanith
Bronte Apenthe
Mra
Daviedeen
Acton
Anyue McArthur
Mo Vortet
Hallinafad
Mulder
Martin
Must James
Brampton
Cedarvale
Min Wiskdia
Mao
Arthur Johnie
Harela Af Norval
Large crowd at Brookville Township Hall for music event
A Monday evening crowd gathered at Brookville Township Hall for music presented by Falardt roth ore Rett Ringers under Women s Institute auspices. The Yleather Mission Band of Fl enjoys attendance as Mrs New Eflorry Fatt leads the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookville
Une
Falardt Rothore
Yleather Mission Band
Eneser United Church
Robina
Kg Wolken
Avton
Aquilania
Talifax
Westnesaly
Kountes
Acton
Vert Nightingnate
Orangeville
Dis Parenta
Mro
Mera
Wanted to Rent Three Rooms Furnished or Unfurnished
Classified ad notes GEO WILLIAMSON and others seeking tenants or help. Includes requests for rental of three rooms, furnishings, and general housing inquiries among various listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picess
Tuapalow
Brent Tuncor
Geo Williamson
Dominion Hotel
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McNear
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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
W.der
Hatley
Lloyd Buece
Hell
Poweld, Bic
Mion
Fonter
Pom Elliott
Vwarold Skilling
Main St. Acton
HALE
Deering & Mf
Ian Hinder
Jo Smith, Kor Jeddine Acton
Ie McKinson
Nath B. Wathigser
Clifford
Bath Street
Jearnerm
Abo
Miliemole Wats, Ltd
Guelph Plumbing
Stapleton
Church Street
Rose Denny
Brompeton
Antesa
Hardywood Moor
Pullican
Keating
Sao
Mcmullen
Shelby Ave
Hamilton
F. L. Howey
Catherine Street
Alzes
Cheltenham Concrete Products
Victoria
Barvey
Walters Acton
Acta
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