Community Notices From Eden Mills Mirthful Valentine Party Held
Local notes report visits and gatherings in Eden Mills including a Valentine party at the town hall hosted by Mr and Mrs Wl Malean and Edlia with friends. Sympathy extended to Claude Bracklow on his mother's death and to Brinklow family. The column also mentions moved families, visitors in Hamilton and Dundas, and a new baby for Alfred Hurren and his wife. The community loss and health recoveries are recorded with well wishes and moves to Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mites Stary Hill
Cusiph Viate
Harele- Te Aula
Seanwis Anata
Mre
Malean
Edlia Ware Fercher
Claude Briaklow
Charles Grinklow
James Daniwwl
Haw
Toronto
W. J. Lowrie
Jo McDonald
Hamilton
Dundas
Rob Davis
Gurlph
James Gilbertsan
Frances Gorton
Jean Paerly
Jod Lowevis
Frank Lemmer
Temmer
Lakeview
Alfred Hurren
Guelph
Margaritite Geotth
Gordon McPhail
Illnees
Guelph General Hospital
Community notes celebrate births visits and gatherings
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Dan Windiey on the arrival of a daughter February 15. Niagara Falls visitors Gail and Dianne called with Mrs G Sunter and Miss F Baldie. Neamish family and Dingmans in Arth ur area visited. Progressive euchre at Mr D Hurren’s home awarded prizes to Mrs W J Jackson and Mr Thomas Fines. Socials at Brampton and Guelph hosts. Farm Forum and CGLT social evenings held with leaders and prizes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Windiey
Arnold Sunter
Gail
Dianne
Niagara Falls
Sunt
G. Sunter
F Baldie
Victor Neamish
Lorraine
Mediey
Dingman
Arthur
D.hurren
W. J. Jackson
Thomas Fines
Tramoe Fines
RJ. Matthews
D. Hurren
R J. Matthews
Mel Shaw
Brampton
Ghaw
Douglas Robertson
Guelph
D. G. Robertson Brian
Newton Barber
E. Barber
Everton
George L. Robertson
Frood Mines
Sudbury
Campbellville Social Event Honors Two Trusted Men
In Campbellville the Period 9 social event honored A T Moore and Edgar Cairns, both trusted figures, with their wives present. The brief note indicates a celebratory gathering recognizing their service to Nas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A T. Moore
Edgar Cairns
Nas
Community notices and local gatherings in Nassagaweya district
Local items include guests at J W Wilson’s home and a Busy Rees quilting event. A community Young Peoples Organisation was started at Nassagaweya Presbyterian Church with over fifty attending, electing Clarence Dredge president and Hitenin secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Harria
Acton
Nel Martin
Gussis
J. W. Wilson
Sian Robinson
Rees
Wood
Ferm
J. J. Kennedy
Mir Glenn Britton
C Dredge
Nessagsweya Presbyterian Church
Clarence Dredge
Hitenin
Melvin Zimmerman
Diane
Sharon
Dundas
Wilfred Kennedy
Weatan
Local Social Visits Round Guelph and Area
Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Alf Couling and Mr and Mrs W Rexander with Everton visitors. Several families from Guelph and Kitchener hosted or visited relatives in the area. Roy Hindley welcomed a granddaughter at St Josephs Hospital in Guelph. Walter Couling of Orangeville visited with Kate Rela. Mrs W Black spent a day with Mr and Mrs Morris. A note on a new atomic clock mentions a one second error in 200 years due to radio wave reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Hamilton
Alf Couling
W. Rexander
Ted Jeatin
Posy
Ed Lasby
Guelph
J. P. Benham
J. Sinclair
Jamil
Robert McCutcheon
Kitchener
Harvey Jestin
T. D. McCutcheon
Roy Hindley
St. Joseph's Hospital
Walter Couling
Orangeville
Kate Rela
Bowling legends and high scores highlighted in weekly league
Norma Maran led the ladies with high games 204 and 268 while Teeney Nicol topped the ladies high triple with 271, 206, 20. George Baylis led men with 244 and Jack Morton posted 345 222 230 for a 797 triple despite a sore leg. The Cutsole team leads the tannery league thanks to Morton’s efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Maran
Jerry Masallea
Jerry
Teeney Nicol
Teeney
Ashe
Geo. Baylis
Jack Morton
Cutacie
Jack
Algo
Death notices and community updates from Rockwood
Mrs. Gardiner died at Guelph General Hospital after a recent illness. She supported the United Church WMS and WCTU and left a husband, son Leonard, daughter Essab, and sister Mrs A Meanles. Funeral Saturday at United Church with Rev John Oliver leading. Burial in Rockwood Cemetery beside her husband. A large Rockwood attendance marked by prayers, hymns, and floral tributes. The issue also covers church sacraments, toy Scout Girl Guide Week events, and local social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra W. Gardiner
Guelph General
Myre Gardiner
Gardiner
WMS
United Church
WCTU
Cre
Leonard
Essab
A. Meanles
Carberry
John Oliver
Mears Fred Day
John A. Littl
Chas HH Martt
A J. Piliot
Mears J. Gomler
A Root
Fred Moore
Jas McPherson
Wm McCormick
Russell Kema
Crieff
Rockwood Cemetery
Mra Gardiner
Puallnch Lake District
Toy Scout
George FO Wingate
Scout Group
Canada
Rockwood
S. Scott
A.S. Fleming
Hamilton
SM. FE
R. Hammill
ASM
Keith Hamilton
Vic Randall
Guelph
Hugh Branton
Rovers of Guelph
Lorne Guild
Community Club
Rockwood Troop
Guelph Rovers
John Beard
G. H. Pearen
George Day
J. H. Gibb
Women's Institute
Acton Boy Scouts
Rovers of
Local rural notes and sports results from Ballinafad area
The report covers quilting at Mrs T. W. Ghortill's house, Farm Forum canceled due to Cedar Valley defeating North Erin 10 to 6, Ballinafad beating Shiloh, and a Friday best two of three playoff with Cedar Valley. Also updates on Rev. Mr. Windell's mother improving at home, crows returning, and Mrs. WitH and Sanderson mother hospitalized with a broken hip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A
T. W. Ghortill
Hillsburg
Cedar Valley
North Erin
Ballinafed
Shiloh
Ballinafad
Wiindell
Council Sets Tax Rate At Monday Meeting
The council approved a 42 mill tax rate with a one mill municipal subsidy and authorized the YMCA to rent office space from Acton Public Utilities Commission for 40 per month including heat. A village sidewalk policy requires frontage-based charges or owner installation at own cost under village supervision. Delegates were sent to the Good Roads Convention in Toronto and police were to be consulted about main thoroughfare speeding. adjourned at 1:50 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BF. Tyler
Tirectors
YMCA
Acton Public Utilities Commission
Coune
T. Nicol
L. Hotchen
McLeod
Village Social Roundup Brightens Weekend
LIMEHOUSE residents note Alex Wright home from Toronto last weekend. Families and neighbors including Mr Chas Jones and children, the Shelbournes, and the Gosbys visited Brampton Weston Woodbridge. A daughter arrives for Mr and Mrs Kirkpatrick. Harold Scratch returns to the village. Wilerby and McCullough attend Fair Fairs convention. Women’s Association held a play practice for The Great Matrimonial Trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Wright
Toronto
Chas Jones
Woodbridge
Wilfred Brown
Billie
Weston
Shelbourne’s
Gisby
Laws
Brampton
Jaa’ Kirkpatrick
Harold Scratch
Mrs. Wilerby
Milas C. McCullough
Women's Association
A. W. Benton
Also Mentioned on This Page
District News
Eden Mills
Ospringe
Campbellville
Nassagaweya
Ruary
Court House
Milton
London
St. Alban’s Choir
Acton Town Hall
Joanne
Stout
SECT
Edith — Turner
Presbyterian Church
Fred Williamson
Mrs
Fred Day of
Hamiton
Frances Jolliffe, RN
Chas. Jolliffe
Charles Harris
Chas. G. Harris
Catstervills
Norrish. Black
Everton Cemetery
Pearen
McPhedran
Limehouse
Boy Scout
A. Floyd Smith
Watcnes
Quigiec
West Guelph
Ont
Act On
U. C. Choir and
Marco Club
Choir
Baxter's Drug Store
Symon's Hardware
Chapple
Ontario
Voterix
Roxy -Theatre
Rosann Shop
Cooper
Kendrick
Roxy Theatre
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