Elliott Heads Business Men's Association Elects Officers
R H Elliott presides as president at the first annual meeting. New officers include Vice President Runney and Secretary Treasurer MacNaird. Auditors and executive members named. Retiring president Dills thanks members and pledges continued cooperation for community benefit. A social evening for members and wives is proposed and a committee will handle details. Retail branch considers joining the Canadian Retail Merchants Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RH. Elliott
Vo OR Runney
F. F. Mac
Rachlin
LE. Lovell
AV. H. Clayton
W. K. Graham
B.D Rachlin
W. D. Talbot L. Lovell
L. R. Agar
J. Hargraves
E. J. Hassi
Canadian Retail—Merchants—Association
Quilts Displayed Yarn for Knitting at Rockalong
Rockalong Women's Institute gathered at Mrs. A. McNabb's home with strong attendance. Mrs. C. Plank presided as president. Helen Bayne chaired activities. Members shared quilt displays, yarn sheeting, a health program, paper by Mrs. Cunningham, a spelling contest, and sang the National Anthem to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockalong Women's Institut
A. McNabb
C. Plank
FC Plummer
Helen Bayne
Titt
Cunningham
Midget and Bantam Hockey Schedule Clashes
The Midget and Bantam hockey clash opened with a 2 to 1 result as the Electrics beat the Mason Knitters. The Hantam League games featured Wool Combers versus Tanners and a late period rally by the Tanners. Upcoming fixtures list Storey Glovers Louis Allen and other local clubs in February play and playoff plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngs Mason Knitters
Hert
Fores Electrics
Haxafard
Force Electrics
Rushmere
Bruce
Johnson
Allen
Clayton
Mason
Knitters
Storey Glovers
Sto Glovers
Faree Electrics
Fores
Etrics
Mason Knitters
Storey’ Glovers
Foree Electrica
Hantam
Tanners
Vth
Baxter Labs
Baster Labs
Marety and
Wool Combers
Dublin Woman's Institute Holds January Meeting
The Dublin Woman's Institute met at the home of Mrs Barker with Mrs Anderson presiding. A program featured jokes, readings, music, and poetry, including a comparison of democratic and wealthy nations. Ralph Barber won the lucky bedspread curtains dresser prize. attendees enjoyed tea and a social close with the National Anthem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin Woman's Institute
Mrs Anderson
Kart
Edgar Guest
W. Watkins
George Somerville
Robertson
smMons
Einie Prekett
Buffalo
Ralph Barber
Lameh
Bus Ditch Crash Near Rockwood Injures Fifteen
A bus en route to Toronto went off the highway near Rockwood on Thursday night. Fifteen passengers escaped injury, with two men from Acton named Norton and Lowell hospitalized. driver Albert K. Gregson of Toronto cited for maintaining control as the bus slid into a ditch after a wheel left the shoulder. Traffic officer FE Weob of Guelph investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwood
Weob
Guelph
Albert K. Gregson
Toronto
Mes Ho Norton
Lowell
Actonessengers
Cherjournes Chregaen
Sears
Way
Et Ay
Maple Grove Society Guests at Greenock Meeting
Maple Grove Society members and guests gathered in Greenock for a Thursday evening program. Gordon Leste welcomed the guests, with James McNabb chairing. The program featured Openings Chorus, Minstrel Show, Kitchen Band and a skit, followed by lunch, cards, and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple. Grove Society
Greenock
Ton Pnarsday
Peri
Maple Grvewe
Cand
Keenock
Gordon Leste
James McNabb
Peragram
Wood
Rigs Ramsden
Ramsden
Joe Graham
Dado Ison
Imneludt
February Meeting of United Woman's Missionary Society
The February meeting of the United Church Woman's Missionary Society was held at Mrs J Symon's home with Mrs Ciddwell presiding. Plans for the coming year were made and monthly duties assigned. Arrangements for World Day of Prayer on February 28 were discussed. Members and invited Indies attended as the program featured Mrs Reid and devotional led by Mrs J A Dills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Sect
United Church
J. Symon
Ciddwell
Ender
Indies
Wiford
Reid
Vicw
J. AL Dlls
Mars
Teid
A. 0
Brown
Suiteer
Orending
Jo Ro Renneds
Read
Ethel Franklin
Japan
Norval Retains First in Rural League Action
Norval remains atop the Rural League standings as battles unfold across Ayton Purat venues. Early contests saw Beardmores aden defeating Bree and Milton Hiutns suffering losses to Lorne Seats, with ongoing tension in league play and talk of penalties for sabotage reaching ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayton Purat
Briday
Milton Hiutns
Lorne
Ing
Eramosa Council Endorses War Savings Campaign
The Eramosa Council approves the War Savings Certificates drive and endorses related school and community efforts. Motions address assessments, by laws, and auditing notices. expenses linked to the campaign and village costs are limited, with actions scheduled for meetings and school events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eramosa Council
Wimesat
Percy J. Peaves
John Henderson
Forsyth
Tov
SS. Nodd
Eren
Benham
Makney
Villangeass
Leslie and Hem
Workmen'’s Compensation Board
Heastitan Citi
Cornel
Everton
Hetil
Arch McNabb
Othutt
Clare
Pictures Shown At Knox Y P Meeting Monday
The Knox Y P meet featured a presentation of the China study book and a map of Acton farms. Marguerite Reszetti led a reading with Kenneth Allen and Wilma Hansen chaired. F L Wright displayed slates on Home and Farm Improvement and a tour of area beauty spots and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Coles
Agin
Wannels Smith
Byrne
Cn A Wei
Tuamenacy
Wilma Hansen
Soforth
China
Marguerite “Reszetti
Kenneth “Atlen
F L Wright
Acton
Nia
Cat Guelph
Toronto
Annual Congregational Meeting Highlights Church Delegates
The meeting reported on the annual Congregational Meeting held on a February Thursday evening. Officials and officers were elected for three years including Evans, Negeld, Matthews, McKeown, Lambert, and Van Tones. Rev Go Gifford presided and announced potential pastoral changes for the coming year. The session ended with refreshments provided by the junior council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Write Evans
John Negeld
Matthews
Chas. Mckeown
Nelson
Lambert
Fy van Tones
Go Gifford
Ciel
Maple Grove Meeting Highlights Picture Program
The Maple Grove Literars and Sowets met Friday evening with chairman George McNabb presiding. Attendees discussed visits to ferren nek-and Heusen lies er reath and plans for prayers, entertainment, and activities at Taiwood Park highlighting trips to various provinces and social games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Grove Literars
Sowets Metoon
Dani Y iMnt
George McNabb
Heusen
Coordan
Hing Lumsden
Olyen
Guelph
Denmark
Hotland
Norway
Taiwood Park
Kiteheart
Cness
Nest Regula
New McNuth
Coming Events and Meetings For Your Town
A garbled list of local events and meetings is previewed with scattered names of halls, organizers, and dates. The fragmentary text hints at town gatherings, socials, and public notices to be held in March at various venues, but specifics are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Inuin
Ssecurtien
War Savings Campaign Encourages Workers to Join
The article outlines a nationwide effort to boost War Savings during a time of national need. It notes factories, stores, and schools displaying campaign materials and inviting employees to enroll in payroll deduction plans to support Canada’s war effort.
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R. HE. Elliott — ‘Heads
Business Men’s Association
F. H
MacDonald
Otiines
Treasury
Weal-Heatih
Treaaeureer
Rockalong
Dubeint Institute
Reepa
Excape “Treasey
Oes
War Savings Committee
Stan Gray
Rockbod
Due A
Ww Crorge Mason
United Woman's Missionary Society
Norval
Mors
Lorne Bo
Rockwoad
Kor Heardmore
Milton Bruins Jyl
Stockhetar Ccps Ab
Punesthin
Rik‘stag
Knox. Y. P
Vonnal Meeting United Church
Wana Seeteties
Maple Grove
Buette
Aba
Acton, Frontasy
Feb
Bannockburn Warner
Smateltiie
Aibas
Gomi
Barish Hall
Pebrades
Seiler
Patan
Daghes
St. Dusepih
Camden
Dubystriew” Stores
Ste
Seuie
Nassagoweyn
Esquestri
Wehilet
Red Cross
Johnny Canuele
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