Limehouse Program Delights Pupils and Santa Visits
Misa J. Ruddell and pupils at No. 9 presented a fine program Friday evening with dialogues drills recitations and choruses. Santa Claus distributed oranges and gifts after the program as attendees enjoyed dancing. In charge were J. W. Nickell and Joe Scott. Wm Shelbourne remains in Guelph General Hospital with an infected hand. Rev. Thomson preached at Limehouse on Sunday May. Sgt E Colman and A Harris of the New Zealand Air Force visited Mr and Mrs Wm Mitchell and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa J. Ruddell
Ss. ‘No. 9
Santa Claus
J. W. Nickell
Joe. Scott
Wm. Shelbourne
Guelph General Hospital
Thomson
Limehouse
Tre Acton Farx Parss
Sgt
E. Colman
Sat. A. Harris
New Zealand Air Force
Wm. Mitchell
Oakville Dinner Brings Lorne Scots And Guests
Oakville 120 B Coy Lorne Scots and guests enjoyed the annual dinner and entertainment at the Oakville Club on Tuesday evening. Three juveniles recently escaped from Howmanville house of correction stole a car belonging to Mr Jerry Mordaunt last Tuesday. Lt N S Margaret Taylor serving in England narrowly escaped being aboard a ship torpedoed while transporting nurses to Waly. she was ashore to take other duties. Nominations for councillor set for Thursday December 23 at 7 p.m. Mayor Dr F M Deans announced at council Wednesday night. If an election is necessary it will be held on January Ard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorne Scots
Oakville Club
Toronto
Howmanville House of Correction
Gall
England
F. M. Deans
Terra Cotta Community News Flows With Holiday Cheer
Local notes report flu cases easing as families recover. Harvey and Puckering relocate to Toronto for winter work on the TTC. A Balilafad youth sponsored play wowed audiences at the Friday school concert with Mr. A McDonald chaired event. Harold Hancock and family rent a Caledon farm near Acton. Bell Telephone crews update lines. J E Rutledge, recently jaw fractured, is near recovery and returning to duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Puckering
Toronto
J. Edge
Balilafad
A. McDonald
Harold Hancock
Caledon
George Graham
Acton
Bell Telephone
J.E. Rutledge
Cedarvale Community Notes Holiday Events and Talks
Cedarvale updates include moving Alfred Saunders family to a new home in Woodside, and visitors from Toronto. Mrs Reed led a Christmas concert, Sunday School presented carols and recitations, and Mrs Ray spoke on China. Cedarvale Women's Institute planned a euchre dance, quilts, and a treasury quiz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Saunders
Woodside
Gordon
Margaret
Doris
Toronto
Reed
Ray
China
Ching
Cedarvale Women's Institute
Clarence Hurren
Wood
McTavish Family Hosts and Local Real Estate Deals
The McTavish family hosted Sunday guests including Mr McTavish and noted two major real estate closings. Webb homestead known as Poplar Ave farm sold to Beamish and sons of Palermo. Hillcreat farm north of the village also sold to Beamish and sons. Mr Sealle Webb was admitted to Guelph General Hospital Saturday as Wilfred Webb from Polly Saskatchewan visited. School Christmas entertainment drew a large crowd with Santa distributing presents from a well-stocked tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McTavish
Webb
Poplar Ave
Mr. Beamish and
Guelph General Hospital
Wilfred
Polly, Sask
D. C. Robertson and Sons
Norman Robertson
Acton
C. William
Guelph
Roy Hindley
Nelson
Santa
Local Society Notes and Holiday Greetings
Orton Rev Mr Bellsmith drove to Toronto to bring home Mrs Bellsmith after weeks of medical treatment. Mrs Harry Prims and Allan moved to Toronto for winter employment. The Biltons moved into Mrs Mooneys apartment above the store. Norman assumes rural mail route number 2 at year end. LAC Kenneth Cox and Don Cox with wives visited from Toronto to see relatives. Congratulations to John Wheeler and family on a newborn in Guelph General Hospital. Various visits by Donaldson, Turner, Watson, Gibbons, and Somerville families noted. Best wishes to Tre Act on Fare Parks readers for Christmas and the New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellsmith
Toronto
Harry Prmips
Con Allan
Allan
Thomas Bilton
John Watson
Walter Gibbons
MacAdam
WN. B
James Gibbons
Fergus
Oliver Somerville
Lionel Somerville
Tre
United Church
Santa Claus
Y Ward
The
Chairy
Neal Ya
Rockwood
St. John's Church
Frank Catts
Wm. Croft
Frank
48Th Highlanders
Sicily
M. Clark
J. Moore
Guelph
Ed. Gamble
Toronto General Hospital
Mra. E. Nickell
C. Campbell
Mary Sharp
Almehouse
George Day
Haugeraville
J. E. Lambert
Acton
D. Woon
J. Thompson
Babe Ospringe
Tony Mendell
Babe
Kenneth Guild
Montreal
Chariie Harrison
Quebec
Lac Lloyd Dryer
RC. A. F
LAC Norman Guild
Milton Greer
England
North Africa
Rov
J. Ward
Frank Day
Roy Leslie
Stone Church
Paisley Memorial Church
Tre Action Fare Paras
Christmas Concerts Highlight Nassagaweya Schools
The Nassagaweya community reports two school Christmas programs held Monday evening at S S No 9 and S S No 4 with recitations dialogues and musical numbers. Attendees included parents and friends as well as local officials chair Mr C J van Goozen led the program. Nominations for township council and No 11 school trustees are set for December 27 at the Brookville hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S. No. 9
Bloomsbury School
C. 3. van Goozen
Annoyanott
Grace Ferguson
Helen Tkowski
Paul Berberich
Ross Wilson
Anne Berberich
Mary Berberich
Donald Ferguson
Anne Synnott
Eugene Ferguson
Marie’ Synnott
Mildred Arimstrong
Jean Armstrong
Mary Berberletyj
Marie Synnott
Doreen Ferguson
Billy Patterson
Helen Kosibowski
Donald van Goozen
Santa Claus
Drill
S.S. No. 4
Townahp Council
Nassagaweya
Brookville
No. 11
Acron ‘Fase Paras
Erin McKinnon Winter Visit and Local News Highlights
Erin McKinnon spent the winter with her brother and sister as various local visitors joined families for a Sunday gathering. The Erin Continuation School Commencement was praised as a standout attraction. L G Matthews builds an ice surface at the local rink hoping to open for skating soon. John B Lane dies at his Hilieburg home after heart illness in his 76th year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin
L. G. Matthews
Akating
John B. Lane
Hilieburg
George Lane
Sarah Tarziwell
Con
Erin Township
Rockwood Christmas Concert Joys and Local News
Rockwood hosted a well attended Public School concert with Mr. Charles H. Warris guiding, Neal Hazen violin solo and Catherine Winhoot on piano. The United Church tree event featured Santa Claus and reels, with pre Christmas church services and a wedding at St Luke’s Burlington. Community updates include military news, deaths, and holiday greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Warris
Neal Hazen
Hazen
Catherine Winfoot
Alleda Bacon
Little Red Riding Hood
Mr. Waren
Mika Annie Jolliffe
Catherine Linfoot
Gibb
Nancy Waller
Campbellville W M4 Meeting Reports Breathing Flu Impact
The November meeting at Mea J Mahon’s home draws about shion members with Meru Menzies presiding. Prayer readings by Miss C Me Phat and Mea J K Mahon precede a dedicatory prayer and a paper by Merv McNeil on the Christ child. Flu epidemic affects village, school attendance, and Mrs George Agnew under bronchitis. Clarence Laking visits from Toronto. J Ware installs ceiling in No 2 school room during Christmas preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M4
Mea
Dr. Mahon
Shilion
Meru
Merv. McNeil
Clarence Laking
Toronto
George Agnew
3. Ware
Georgetown Fire Destroys Farm Buildings After Saturday
The driving house hen house and garage on Mr John J Thompson's farm at Georgetown were totally destroyed by fire last Saturday morning. Funeral services were held for Margaret Ann Austin widow of James Allan Corner, who died after months of illness. LAC B Truster of Australia visited Ottawa and Melbourne relatives in Canada during a recent trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J
Thompson
Georgetown
Margaret Ann Austin
James Allan Corner
Henry Smith
iGlet
iGlet Willams, and the Son of the Late Mr. and Mrs. George Smith, Glen Willams
Guelph General Hospital
Mra. Werb, Harlow
George Street
Charles Harlow
Royal Navy
J and
Joseph Harlow
Brantford
Lac B
Truster
Australia
A.F
Ottawa
J. Dely
Lac Trusler
Melbourne
Christmas Joy Amid Loss In Village Note
The village shares Christmas cheer from school entertainments and church services while noting the death of Mrs. John Jones, a respected resident. Seven girls from school section No. 7 with Miss Ireland contributed to the Community Church service, where Joan Frank read a history of Silent Night. Wishing a very Merry Christmas to all, with continued prayers for Mrs. Amos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jones
Miss Ireland
Joan Frank
George Amos
Amos
Burlington Fire Brigade Votes toward Overseas Parcel Fund
At a Wednesday meeting the Burlington Volunteer Fire Brigade approved a 100 donation to the Overseas Parcel Fund. A town council meeting praised Mayor Gordon Blair for his guidance during the year. A Blood Donors Clinic at the Lions Club building drew twenty one new donors as part of a continuing effort to reach over one hundred donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overseas Parcel Fund
Howard
Pearl St
Burlington
Toronto
Chandler
Town Hall
J. Gordoen Blair
Smen
Lions Club
Gazette
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Neighborhood News
Oakville
Cedarvale
Ospringe
Orton
Mra
James McKinnon
Jacob Burt
Mrs. 'Dedels
Clarence Anderson
Morris Teeter
Campbellville
Moffat
Yaletide
Frank Toth
Street Acton
Ontario
Halton
Agagrvay
Stanley Hall
F. L. Wr
General Insurance and Realtor
Mill Street
Norton Motors
W. R. Norton
Symon Hardware
Church News
United Church of Canada
the Friemily Church
A. Walter Fosbury
Hower Avenue
Ivan G. Chalmers
Presbyterian Church In Canada
Knox Church
Porbes Thomson
Willow Street
Waspan
PAU
F. Crowson
FALE
P. O
Brown's
Dublin School
Cc. E. Cutts
Sec.Treas
OW. Noo
Seaason
Wm. Grundy Barber Main
Acton Home Bakery
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