Miss Doreen Cols Studying At Bannockburn School This Week
Miss Doreen Cols is a student teacher at Bannockburn School this week. Mr Thos Cutting is home from a trip to New Orleans and Texas. Miss Katherine Bell of Toronto spent the weekend with her grandmother Mrs R M McDonald. The friends of Mr Erroll Sprowt are glad he is confined to the ee A Serna Hepitit chie week. Professor Burns, Physical Cultural Director of Toronto Normal School, visited Bannockburn School last week. Mr nha Mra, R S Van Norman, Karitas and Jack of Decker Manitoba visited last week with Mrs Van Norman's brother H Thorar-Jnzon. Miss Nellie Anderson arrived home by plane Sunday afternoon furlough from the Mission Field of British Guiana, South America. Mr F L Wright, vice-president Toronto Chapel Appraisal Institute of Canada, attended the Eastern Canada Conference of that bolly in Toronto last week.
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Erroll Sprowt
Mr. Nha Mra
R. S. van Norman
Karitas
Jack of
Decker
Manitoba
Nellie Anderson
British Guiana
South America
F. L. Wright
Toronto Chapel Appraisal Institute of Canada
Toronto
Ruth Brown
Chicago
Ted Morrow
Elaine
Arthur Lane
Bob Lane
Georgetown
Lane
Alex Wright
Anna Spitzer
Guelph
Eldin Askin
John Askin
Three Mile Lake
Huntsville
R. Lane
Guelph Hospital
W. I
Miss Ivers
Osborne
George Preston
Thomas Haines
A. Norton
Wim. Korzack
Clifford McDonald
Patterson
Chas Jones
Wim Sinclair
Geo. Somerville
Max Bradbury
Stewart Elliott
R. TL. Davidson
Mills Lillian Askin
Robert Coulter
Weston
Farm Forum Hosts Educational Evening at Pringle Home
NASSAGAWEYA S S No 7 reports a Farm Forum gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Alex Pringle with two discussion groups on Educational Outlets for Adults. Entertainment included Sing say and a Home on the Range quartet. Three new Area School Board members were elected. Mr Elmer Coxe Stanley Robinson and Del Moffat are local. The district mourns the death of Mr. Wm Dredge and extends sympathy to Mrs. Dredge and family.
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Farm Forum
Alex Pringle
Stanley Robinson
Dél Moffat
Wm. Dredge
Ruth Brown Wins Trip To Chicago In Junior Winners
Ruth Brown led a group of young farmers and girls club members to a Chicago trip last week. The town also notes visits, hospital stays, euchre events, and new neighbours as community members share updates and congratulations.
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Ruth Brown
Chicago
Obituary Mrs T Close Dies After Long Illness
Mary Mabel Close aged 53 of Wellington Street died at home on Saturday December 1 after a five year illness. Born in Grand Valley she lived in Acton 35 years. Funeral at St Josephs Church with Rev Father Morgan in charge. interment Dublin Cemetery. Survived by four children Leo Jack and Mrs Bob Frank Eileen of Acton and Ernie of Toronto. siblings Stuart James McDonald and Jean of Acton. Pallbearers and floral tributes listed from family, legion and local firms.
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Mary Mabel
Wellington St
Grand Valley
Acton
St. Joseph's Church
Father Morgan
Dublin
Neighbors
Jim
Gertie Stevens
Hank
Bernice
Dave
Irene
Bessie Cockerill
Canadian Legion
Hollinger
Stewart
Margaret
Jean
Marjorie
Albert Tennant
Annetta
Don van Fleet
Mra
Joe Frank
Bill
Mabel
Minnie
Bud
Albert Mills
Beardmore and Co
Danforth C.N.R
J. Stevens
Beardmore and Co. Ltd
Employees ‘Association
Jos. Close
J. Kelly
Delaine Gibbons
D. Brush
J. Smith
Jennie Sayers
Minnie Gibbons
Neélle Kelly
Frank Holmes
Mary MacColl
Kenny
Heffernan
A. Massey
Wilfred Green
George
Mary Benton
John Pryor
Sullivan
Anne
al Lambert
Engagement notice for Helen Murie DeForest to Carl-Erick Sorenson
Mr. and Mrs. Warold DeForest of Acton announce the engagement of their eldest daughter Helen Murie to Carl-Erick Sorenson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Valdeme Sorenson of Longholt, Denmark. Marriage planned for December.
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Warold DeForest
Acton
Helen Murie
Carl-Erick Sorenson
Foreman Moorhouse Wedding in Toronto Chapel
Phyllis Louise Foreman daughter of Rev A O W Foreman and Mrs Foreman wed Rev Hugh Edwin Moorhouse son of Rev A E Moorhouse and Mrs Moorhouse in Emmanuel College Chapel Toronto. Attendants wore dusky rose and purple crepe with matching corsages. Reception at University Women's Club and couple to reside in Petrolia.
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Phyllis Louise Foreman
A. O. W. Foreman
Foreman
Hugh Edwin Moorhouse
A. E. Moorhouse
Moorhouse
Sarnia
Emmanuel College Chapel
Toronto
B. C. Neice Sang
Walter Affleman
Gordon F. Aitken
B.C. Neice
Howard Johnston
A. Sherlock Foreman
University Women's Club
Petrolia
United Church
Erin
Ballinafad
Elvena Winter of
Dustic
W.J. Jackson
Alvin Fisher
Harvey Fisher
W. J. Jackson
Thomas Fines
Sherlock Foreman
Fort Worth
Texas
Aitkens
George Cook
Farm Forum
Archibald
E. Fisher
Woomen‘s Institute
Ebenezer
Norman McKenzie
Ida
Joan Archibald
Shirley Grundy
June Leitch
Rosalie King
Hamilton Normal Schools
Rockwood Votes for Village Trustees in Monday Election
Rockwood residents elected Ernest Benham for reeve and Fred Cox as deputy reeve. Cameron Lush Ralph Comfort Clifford McDougall were chosen as township school trustees. Chas Heffernan John Lloyd Frank Schnielder Clifford Meadows named as Rockwood police village trustees. Community notes mention Christmas shopping, church bazaars, and anniversary services at St Pauls and Guelph. Miss Reba McNabb RN from Sunnybrook Hospital was home for the weekend.
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Reeve
Ernest Benham
Fred “Cox
Cameron
St. Paul's Presbyterian Church
Guelph
Fred Williamson
James Sutherland
Campbellville
Sutherland
Waterloo College
Presbyterian Church
Reba McNabb
R.N
Sunnybrook Hospital
Toronto
Nassaga Weya Township School Board Names 1952 Trustees
Campbellville forum members entertain teachers and friends at a turkey dinner in S S No 5 school. New trustees for 1952 are Del Moffat Elmer Coxe and Stanley Robinson. Farm Forum attracted 23 attendees and discussed better rural farm programs and short courses for farm work.
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Nassagaweya Township School
S.S. No. 5
del. Moffat
Elmer Coxe
Stanley Robinson
Claude
Helen Inglis
Harold Small
Cameron Watson
Forum
Robert Inglis
James Watson
Robert Hurren
Smitten Currie
Fred Scott
Guelph
Arthur Smith
Nelson
Gordon McPhail
Williamson
St. David's Presbyterian Church
Wm. Roberts
Chas.Roberts
London
Douglas Inglis
Milton
Milton High School
Deaf and Dumb Grandpa Insight Joke
A brief humorous exchange between a grandson and grandfather about hearing. The grandfather quips he hears more than he understands, suggesting a joke about aging and perception without medical intervention.
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Grandpa
Addy
David Delivers Ten Cheese for Captain in Bible Tale
A Bible reference notes the boy David carried ten cheeses to his captain as a notable and tasty provision. The detail highlights cheese as a valued food in ancient narrative contexts.
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David
New fog landing device tested at Gouthend Airport
A new three apparatus system, described as the world’s first one man talk-down, is being trialed at Gouthen airport to handle a single aircraft. It can pick up at 14 000 feet and 16 miles.
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Gouthend
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Bannockburn School
Mr. Thos
Cutting
New Orleans
Katherine Bell
R. M. McDonald
Professor Burns
Toronto Normal School
Bannock
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Nassagaweya S.S. No
A. Pringles
Limehouse
T. Close
Acton Taxi
Linabe
Chafee
Travel Bureau
ALD - Wid Travel System
J. Chambers R. Mountford
Macdonnell St
Fleetline
Fleetmaster
Mercury
Ford
G.M. Or Willard
Et Garner
Laiamo
Torms
Ospringe
Rockwood
Rowntree
Watson
Black Magic
Ib. Carton
Candlewick
Wsnucues
Rachlin Jewellers
Ont
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