Minot Sports Weekend activities and town notes
The notice highlights the advance of the Miner Sports weekend with a midway arrival and upcoming events. It mentions Main and Mills Street repainting, fall fair committee meetings, and new playlines. Scouts visit St Joseph's church after breakfast at Watson's. Minor damage from a Sunday car collision near Georgeville is reported, with $125 in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everton
St. Joseph's
Watson's Restaurant
Trattig
North Hatton
George
Survey of Fish Species Across Lakes Near Tr Canada Highway
A study surveys fish species and related factors in lakes between White River and Wawa near the Trans Canada Highway. Biologists aim to gather data for fish management before highway completion to assess impacts of rising angling pressure. Town was quiet over the Civic Holiday weekend with residents headed north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Rive
Wawa
Imento of Landssis
Marny
North Country
Mason Garden Like Picture Blooms Huge Flower Parade
Mason Garden at Chives Mason on Wil ow Street Me shows vigorous growth with climbing strawberries and large blooms. The greenhouse produces a wide variety of flowers including begonias and other blooms, attracting attention from local lovers of gardening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Garden
Chives Mason
Wilow Street
War Men Institute hosts pottery demonstration and updates
A special War Men's Institute meeting featured H A Sawer of Clarkson presenting a history of Prethy pottery made in England with Devonshire clay and Cornwall glaze. The event included demonstrations on two week modelling, firing at 3000 degrees, and final glazing. Guests praised the evening while business notes named senior rug making training leaders and club girls’ projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Men's Institute
Acaul
H. A. Sawer
Buus
Clarkson
Enghind
Cornwall
Devonshire
Kita
G. Young
E. Archibald
Mea
T. Fines
Mem R. Taylor
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAU
Three Families Move As Holiday Visitors Depart area
The notice lists multiple families visiting and leaving the area for holidays and travel, with many names and destinations including Acton, Oakville, Huntsville, Seaforth, and Seaforth. It notes weddings at St Clements Anglican and receptions at Wedgewood, plus two families relocating to Acton and Oakville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pany
Hardsiod
Charlie Jimnen Jr
Cooksville
Jack Lawson
Curry
Huntsville
Mes
Swinkels Arilehikden
Seaforth
Mand Berd
Strathroy
Newton Rudlett
Harris Walsh
St. Clements
Class of Mixed Hay Judged At 4-H Forage Club Meeting
The July 21 meeting at Acuna 4-H Forage Club met at Calvin Aitken’s home with 16 members. President Don Swackhamer led business, Shere Murray called roll, minutes approved, mixed hay judged by members, second year members gave reasons, display committee named, guest speaker unable to attend due to illness. Nino Braida spoke on soil and its elements. Mr Braida led Work Sheet One on local government, county council, clubs abroad, cattle breeds and milk production, with John Kranendonk thanking Aiken for hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acuna
Calvin Aitken
Don Swackhamm
Shere
Murray
Hay
Japan
Acton
Milton
Sherrill
Linda Sweackhamer
Don Swick James
Grant Campnell
Nino Braida
Braids
John Kranendonk
Aiken
Plan School Reunion At Nassagawega SS 7 Nassagawega
A committee plans a farewell reunion for the fifth line Nassagawega school on September 3. Former pupils are invited to gather at the red schoolhouse, reminisce on Ames, and view the building before it closes forever. Children will attend Brookville consolidated school in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wey Township
Speyside
Ames
Brookville Consolidated School
Stan Robinson
Rockwood
History of Dublin One Room School to Frame Building
A history read at Dublin Women’s Institute recounts the Dublin Township school’s evolution from a one room schoolhouse circa 1854 to a new $800 frame building. It details trustees, teacher changes, renovations, and milestones through 1935, including relocations, furniture purchases, and notable reunions.
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New Area
Dublin
Gordon Ragnabbon
Speyside
Dublin Women's Institute
Thorda
Bannockburn
Busy Bee
Reginaldson
Angus Kennedy
Archibald Gorden
Hugh Bown
Wineters PL Warren
Lacing
George Elliot
Matthew McCann
Esquesing
Howas
Sinside
Didro
Mary Robertson
Bessie MaKenand
Win
Somersile
Ane Harvey
Waitt Somerville
Olly Armstrong
George Somerville
Emuty Young
G. Walliner
Donpgest
Raven
Dublin School
Wears
Nassagaweya Native Interred on July 17
Funeral services for Thomas Blair McMillin of Nassagaweya were held Sunday July 17 at Rumley Shoemaker Funeral Home and Ninwingas Wey Cemetery. Pallbearers named Wilfred Kennedy Joseph Henderson Sir Robinwan Lawier Miller Alfred Alten Ab Rubin. McMillin, born 1898 to Agnew Bell and Malcolm McMillan, brother of Vale Linn McMillan, lived all life in Nassagaweya and died July 4 at Guelph General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HL Marr
Te Rumley-Shoemar
Ninwingaswey
Thomas Blair McMillin
RR. 2
Reakwood
Wilfred Kennedy
Joseph Henderson
Sir Robinwan
Lawier Miller
Alfred Alten
Ab Rubin
McMillan
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Council
Sar Tennant
Bill Raszell
Miner
Burlington Pee Wee
Ballinafadl
Preston
Frank Hf. Russ
Norman Russ
Sudbury
Paul's Men’s Wear
Actus Home Furnishings
North Halton
Darriages
Georgye Town
Suna
Mason
Howeery
Osprin
Fat Project
Donna Fines
C. Storey
Ionur Bride
W. Awrey
Shirley
Mis
Nk Freeman
Frances Huxley
Evelyn Root
Ruth Awrey
Marlarie Spice
Spicer
A. Skeoch
J. Awrey
T. Gordon
George Jackson
Mr. Archibald
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Nassagaweye
Glen Jackson
Jean Parker
Ruth Wilson
Don Archibald
Sandra
Mekwan
Nan Fuston
Toronto
L. J. Black
Klein
Miss Klein
Guelph
Lake of Bays
John Aitken
Eluin Moune
The
Halidays
J. A. Balluste
Lindi Strandhoart
Lutheran Church
Haden Milly
Ian Thorford
Deep River
George L. Robertson
Sony Cores
Jan Oat Nocth Hay
George Robestyant
Brian Roberson
Chist
Fad Kirk
KR. Blaoster
Hdenetic
Roy Rhodes
Hridgeport
Wilfred Harding
Erian
Mya. C. Ford
Lanily
Tauik
Christide
Sadie Aberdeen
Denial Miche
Carolyn AU
Fea
Adliatany West Dewi
Fintily
Orvaine Lasby
Act
Edith Galdthorpe
Staffordsile
Linda Chike
David Atgyguuse
Ballinalad
John Clarke
Ottinaay
Ily
Copenawn
Ola Filsinger
Burlington
James
Mallie McVey
Carol Lawson
Robert Starey
al Toranta
Mills
Kerr
Aurora
Brighinary
Margaret Arnot
Kennyth McDonald
Clifford McDonald
Nassagawega
History of Dublin
Tila Grove
Wil
Tom Gibbens
S. He. Webster
Donald Waldie
William Campbell
John Kennedy
Mathew McCann
James Cousins
John McDougall
Nick Dalton
Thomas Gibbons
Peter Lee
Robert Smith
William Walker
Moore
Aridtees
Hugh
Ben Kinnard
Fuetrace
J. B. Macken Ieats
Duncan McDougall
Duna Wakhe
Peter Matsae
John Blick
James Sprawl
Main Street N
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Optometrist
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Taylor
Ree Lvany
Main ST. NL
Pollock and Campbell
Water St
North
Galt Telephone
Willow Street
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Ton Kennedy
Kenneth Raho
Douglas Anderson
Stewart Run Ael
Norman Miller
Bil Barber
Robert Louis Stevenson
Peter Finch
James MacAnhur
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Laurence Harvey and
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Massey-Ferguson Limited
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