Local Notices From Nassagoweya District
Community sympathy extends to the family of the Jute Wife and to William Harrison of Eden Mills who died Sunday. Mrs John Marshall of Corwhin and others express condolences for a paralytic stroke suffered by Mrs Wm Morley of Peterborough. A baptismal service for Alsop Ernest Wilson was held at Ebenezer United Church with Rev. Pickersgill. Visitors from Acton and Knatchbull called on locals while Rev. Pickersgill takes vacation August 10 to September 1. Regular Sunday school continues. hay harvest delayed by wet weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Harriison
Eden Milla
John Marshall
Corwhin
R. W
E.G. Wilson
Wms
J.morley- of
Logie Robertson
Beverly
R. W. Pickersgill
Ebenezer United Church
Mian Extith Flowelling
Fergus
Rows Mitchell
Rosas
John MacNeil
James Ferrier
Milton Hospital
Charles Roberts
Ladies’ Aid
Atz Crawford's Lake
J. K
S. Cairns
E. J. McPhail
J. I. Reid
India
Miss &. Simpson
J. K. Mahon
Mra
Ei D—-Mahon
R. Inglis
E. McPhedran
G_Harris
L.B. Mahon
McPhail
E. Cairns
W. McPhail
Lois Inglis
St. David's
Barber’s Beach
Mro-R-J-Enarty
Ronald McPhail
Ballinafad News Roundup and Wedding At Manse
A truck wreck near Peacock School injures driver Frank King of Georgetown. The WMS met at Mire-Watne’s home. Harry Hitchcock’s family quarantined with scarlet fever. Farm Forum gathered July 24 at Lloyd and Mrs Marshall’s home. A Ballinafad wedding July 26 united Margaret Merle Anderson and Frederick Joseph Spear with Rev. A R Flindall officiating. The couple left for a motor trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihe Altor
Peacock School
Frank King
Georgetown
WMS
Mire -Watne
Harry” Hitchcock
Farm Forum
Lloyd Marshall
Ballinafad Manse
Margaret Merle Anderson
Ernie Anderson
Anderson
Ballinafad
Frederick Joseph Spear
Arthur Spear
A. R. Flindall
Social notes from Osp r ing e area and surrounding towns
Mrs F Brydon and relatives visit Owen Sound while others attend the World Convention of Disciple Churches in Buffalo. Locals share visits to Bolton Wasaga Beach Guelph Toronto Chicago and Everton Corner. News includes an emergency appendectomy at Guelph Hospital and a funeral at Hillsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Brydon
James Brydon
Acton
Owen Sound
FE. Currie
Dan Hindley
Kenneth Robertson
Buffalo
N. Y
John Beamish
Bolton
Norman McKenzie
Wasaga Beach
D. G_ Rober
Charles Kalthoff
Joan
Toronto
Karl Kalthoff
Bronson
Betty
Chicago
Robert Risher
Limehouse Community News Highlights Visitors and Travel
Visitors include Mr and Mrs Van Gordon and Faye Van Gordon of Oxford Michigan with the Wrights Mrs Roy Rosas and Ronnie of Toronto with Mr and Mrs W McDowell Norma McKinley of Toronto with the Johnsons. Seventeen Boy Scout troops from Brantford camp at Mr John Nickoll's. Several residents travel to Toronto Orillia Cheltenham Windsor Barrie Sarnia and Waubashene. Gravelling at the local pit paused for holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Gordon
Faye van Gordon
Oxford
Michignan
Wrights
Roy Rosas
Ronnie
Toronto
W. McDowell
Norma. McKinley
W.I
Koehler
Spitzer's
Cyril Clarke
Sid “Kirkpatrick
Eileen Shelburne
Ray Powell
Lowville
Lestie Campbell
Joan of Hamilton
Norton's
Ae J. Smethurst
Wm. Shelburn
Credit River
Judith Johnson
Jas. Noble
Jack Noble
Chas
Meredith
Manitou Nn Island
Mary Kirkpatrick
Orillia
Margaret Kirkpatrick
Cheltenham
W. S. Newton
Barrie
Eee Tae
Betney
Wm. Proctor
Mitchell's
Christie
Bobby
Gibbs
Thorol
Kirlypatrick’‘s
Clifford Storey
R. B. Storey
H. McDowell
Limehouse
E. Merritt
Son
Fred Brown
Shipman
Michigan
Allan Hadley
Lindsay
Benton
Thos. Kennedy
Toronto General Hospital
Anna Spitzer
Sanford
Waubashene
Hayward
Kingston
Hill
Ross
Detroit
Rideout
McKinley
Learning to Swim Tragedy prompts call for safe instruction
The article discusses drowning risks and the importance of proper swimming instruction for youths. It advocates forming classes or having skilled teachers, suggests traveling to nearby towns or camps for lessons, and notes that swimming saves lives though caution is essential. It ends by praising swimming as good exercise for physical development.
St Johns W A Campbellsville Meeting Highlights
July St Johns W A gathered at Mrs John Blacklocks with Mrs Davenport presiding Rev Jackson opening prayer. Minutes and roll call by Mrs Howard secretary Mrs Glen Britten elected secretary chores discussed while a Baffin Land paper was read. Members planned crafts for next meeting and many local families visited, vacationed, and joined church events around Campbellville and Hamilton region. The final note mentions Mountsberg softball finals and CN Exhibition sports lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johns W.A
Mra
John Blacklock
Mra. Davenport
Mr. Jackson
Mra. H. Warmington
Mra. J. Howard
Mra J. Blacklock
Glen Britten
Dor- Cos
Baffin Land
Harvey Blacklock
Clarence Hill
Donna
Pauline
Mel Adams
Peru
James Clapperson
Guelph
Ontario
Carl Early
Howard Lush
Wiliam Roberts
Familly
Ruth Roberts
Crystal Beach
Robert Menzies
Harry Daven
Hamilton
Daniel Hunter
Rampton
Audrey Baker
Maxine Hood
Ross Mitchell
Roy Woods
Robert Elliot
Toronto
Inglewood
William Allan
Arkell
Tom Allan
Sophia Patterson
John
Lillycrop
Kilbride
Douglas Inglis
LeRoy
Robert Inglis
Arnold Cantelon
Smith
James
Appleby
Lloyd Crawford
Gravenhurst
Hart Crawford
George Harris
Howson Lush
Lake Huron
George Black
Brussells
Alexander Moore
Wasaga Beach
James Early
William Blacklock
M. McLaughlin
George Inglis
Mill. Prove
C. Morse
Marion Ellis
Woodstock
Reed Jr
Franke Quintadt
Mary Teresa
Plank Wheelman
Barrie
Edward Mahon
Ollis
Rodger
Crawford's Lake
David Mahon
Windsor
Murray Crawford
James Mahon
Mountsberg
Freeston
Morriston
Gertrude Campbell
Pgs
Reeve
Camphbellville
Lois Inglis
George O ‘Hemas
Bly Deforest
Pérce Hamman
Buffalo
John Hamman
Louisville
Ware
Sophie Patterson
Fred Peters
Cleveland
Wiliam Harron
Perc. Metcalfe
Waterdown
Westport
Ernest Robinson
John Inglis
Charles Inglis
Charles Roberts
Ronald
Moore Announces Daughter Dorothy Geraldine Engagement
Mr and Mrs R M Moore of Sault Ste Marie announce the engagement of their youngest daughter Dorothy Geraldine to Thomas Elwood son of Mr and Mrs E Perryman. The marriage will take place at their home in Acton on August 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Moore
Sault Ste. Marie
Dorothy Geraldine
Thomas Elwood
E. Perryman
WN. R
Acton
Older workers prove valuable in Canadian surveys
Surveys in Canada and other places show mid career and older workers are reliable and stable. They are less prone to absence due to food or accidents and bring valuable experience from years on the job. Estimates indicated over five million Canadians would be over 45 in 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Middle Ife
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Neighborhood News
Ospringe
George Anderson
Alvin McCutcheon
Hazel Webb
Sault Ste. Wire
Gahan
Joy Smith
Nancy Weatherstone
Everton Corner
F. Baptie
George Cooke
Mary Cooke
B. McKinnon
Campbellville
Baxter’s
Thomas Dickenson
Nicol Bros
A. J. Corbett
Mount—Forest
Fenquires
COLES
Agar’e Coal Office
Hoover
Milton District
Xeton
Pali Beauty Salon
J. E. McMullen
Clifford Grace
Prand-Daughters
Harnelbel
Foundation
Chapmanton Blackbird
Maryvale
Fordson Tractor Om Steel
Oliver Tractor
Pps
Eas Pend
Coen Sey le Alae
Frank Petch
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