Everton Sunday Visitors At Jas Black Home
Sunday visitors gathered at the home of Mr. Jas. Black including Mr. Henry Forrester of Guelph, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Williams and sons of Puslinch, Mr. and Mrs. Omar Parker and family of Acton. Also present were T. D. McCutcheon and Mrs. Harvey Jestin with Will Roberson and Duncan Kingsbury from Guelph Road. Miss Lois Black visited her sister and brother in law Mr. and Mrs. Albert Robertson of London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Black
Henry Forrester
Guelph
Albert McWilliams
Puslinch
Omar. Parker
Acton
D. H. Parker
T. D. McCutcheon
Harvey’ Jestin
Will Robertson
Duncan Kingsbury
Guelph Road
Lois Black
Albert Robertson
London
Ballinafad Obituary and School Update
Albert Swindlehurst son of Mr and Mrs James Swindlehurst died Sunday after a short illness in his 2th year. He is survived by his parents and a sister Mrs Ellett McDowell. Funeral was Tuesday at Ballinafad Cemetery conducted by Rev A O W Foreman. pallbearers included Walter Stewart Jesse McEnery Frank Longstreet Earnie McEnery Lloyd Swindlehurst and Lloyd McLean. Mrs Mc Smith has been ill and Miss Agnes McClure teaches at Blue Mountain School under Miss McCaskill. Mr and Mrs Ross Huxley visited relatives Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mc Smith
Agnes McClure
Blue Mountain School
McCaskill
Albert Swindlehurst
James Swindlepured
Ellett McDowell
Ballinafad
A. O. W. Foreman
Walter Stewart
Jesse McEnery
Frank Longstreet
Earnie McEnery
Lloyd Swindlehurst
Lloyd McLean
Ross Huxley
Huxley
J. F. Sinclair
Busy Bees Club hosts quilting bee fund raiser
Mrs. Joseph Frank donated her home to the Busy Bees Club for a quilting bee last week. The event in Brookville Hall featured Fisher's Orchestra, a $50 Victory War Bond ticket draw, and a $102 total ticket sale tally. Dortha Frank drew the winning number 21, with proceeds supporting war work amid a large crowd and community thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Frank
Busy Bees Club
Neil Martin
Innis Buchanan
Puslinch
Busy Bee Club
Brookville
Fisher
Gilbert Kingsbury
Little Dortha Frank
W. Kennedy
James Massey
Butcher
Acton
SG. Smith
Toronto
Lawrence King
D.talbot
Talbot
J. Frank
Wr. Service
Kenneth Smlth
Foronto
Cpl
Karl Frank
Italy
Walting
James Wallace
Huny
Fred Beavis
Ben
Alex
Job
Guelph
Gordon Titus
Grant McMillan
Alg. Clarridge
Mim M
D. Campbell
Mary Martin
Puslinchon
Winter Travel and Honors Highlight Local Notes
Erin Tyr and Mrs Henry Goar head to Florida for the winter. Pte Wilfred Grundy reports arrival overseas. A. E. Arscott of Toronto earns the King's New Year honor C H C O M FLW. Mary Sanders widow of James Baird dies after a long illness. Erin and Hillbury junior hockey players drawn into Ontario Minor Hockey Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Baird
Erin
Hillbury
Ontario
Community honors Lance Ballantine on embarkation leave
Over 100 friends and relatives gathered in the community hall Saturday evening to honor Lance Ballantine on embarkation leave. He received a boxed identification bracelet, a Waterman fountain pen, a bill fold and money, while Miss Ethelyne Mooney sang two songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lance Ballantine
Mesars
Nodwell
Redman
Somerville
L. Locker
Harry Dearing
Lance
Jesse Reed
Clifford Watson
Ethelyne Mooney
Local Burlington Notices Include Dues Dodger and POW News
A Burlington report notes a local victim duped by a cheque artist for about $123.00 on Grant Street. Flying Officer Basil Paznant, previously listed missing, is now a prisoner of war. Sea Cadet founder Lieut. ALG Etherington retires from Sea Cadet work. High School Board financials show a positive balance of $10.96.
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Bualino Sastman
Grant Strect
Harry Cooper
England
Moosejaw
Nash
Alice
J. Duckett
Martha Street
Brather
Slater
W.T. Ballant
Carline Street East
Basil Paznant
Alg. Etherington
Canadian Navy League
Sea Cadets Corps
Iron Duke
Water Street
E. ‘Horby
Gazette
Rockwood Community Notes Highlight Band Work and Local Losses
The Rockwood Boys Own Mission Band reports strong 1943 34 funding and a bright first quarter. Instal lation of officers planned for February. Community sympathy offered to the Johnstone family in Acton and to Margaret Strachan of Guelph after injuries. John Holmes Reed remembered for long local ties and varied careers as postmaster storekeeper beekeeper teacher. Vestry and funeral services marked by tributes to Mrs. James Lowry and others.
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Gordon Harris
Charlie Maw
Sick Children’s Hospital
Toronto
Bruce Hosking
Plano
Wayne Wasking
George Gordon
FL Moore
Johnstone
Acton
Mike Margaret Strachan
Guelph
Arthur Street
General Hospital
Misa M. Strachan
Incal Public
John Strachan
John R. Harris
United Church
Tom Rusk
England
John Henry Reed
Medicine Hat
Alta
Nathaniel Reed
Fergus
Henry Reed
Waterloo
Nassugaweya
John Reed
Alberta
Uven
Sask
Mimosa
Ke. John’s Church
Fred Hamilton
Oair
James Lowry
Mediver
Ralph Ewers
Murray Thatcher
Rockwood
Eden Mills
Nassagaweys Presbyterian Church
Funerals and local notices across Bradford and area
Mrs. Albert Scanlon attended a funeral in Bradford. Mrs. C A Williamson of Guelph visited relatives. F F Brydon attended the funeral of Peter Currie in Caledon. Pte Arnold Sunter from Camp Borden I spent the weekend with family. Sunter and Mrs Sunter attended the funeral of Mrs A Hurren. Uren construction moved to winter quarters in Orillia. Grace Burrows of Guelph ill with chicken pox. Farm Forum met at the school with Prof W Tolton as speaker. Mr Beamish of Palermo bought the Stubbington farm. possession on the 19th. Communion at the Presbyterian Church with Rev McKenzie in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Scanlon
Bradford
C. A. Williamson
Guelph
D. G. Roberttson
F. Brydon
Peter Currie
Caledon
Arnold Sunter
Camp Borden
Pte. Sunter
W. Tolton
Line O. A.C
Beamish
Palermo
Stubbington
McKenzie
New Year News Brings Hope and Health Wins in 1944
The Moffat column notes optimism for 1944 with improved health as the flu abates. It mentions Mr. George Amos and Mrs. Amos recovering, Rev. C L Poole and Mrs Poole in Toronto, H Dunavan's minor car incident, Lloyd Campbell joining the Navy in Hamilton, and a strong church service attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Amos
Lloyd Campbell
Navy
Hamilton
Campbellville Visitors and Local Guests Noted at Knox Church
Campbellville attendees at Knox Church in Guelph included Mrs J Mahon and Miss Jano Leod among others while Mias Grace Laking resumes TV duties. Milas Jones Cowper returned Monday from Christmas holidays in Vancouver. Mr W O Oke of Listowell revises My Food Lonney at Guelph Junction.
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Snyder
The
Signal Co
Hupert
Ebenezer United Church Annual Meeting Notes
The Ebenezer United Church Women’s Association held their annual meeting in the church basement. Reports from various departments of church work were to be presented at the upcoming Congregational meeting expected Monday. Mrs Duncan Moffat and daughter Jean visited Mrs Logie Robertson of Beverley. The community extends sympathy to Mr James Lowrie and family and to Mrs Gilbert Kingsbury of near Ebenezer who is ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lowrie
W. F. Darby
Knatchbull
Lowville
Ebenezer United Church
Duncan Moffat
Jean
Logie Robertson
Beverley
Gilbert Kingsbury
Near
Ebenezer
Georgetown Lions member resigns as club ties to new town
A. C. Welk resigns from the Georgetown Lions Club effective year end due to relocation to Fenton Falls where he helps form a new Rotary Club and serves as its first secretary. New arena board lays plans to start hockey season with No. 24 Basley Training Centre Brampton team hosting all home games in Georgetown next week. Georgetown Intermediary Hockey also forms to boost local sports and may align with Guelph in the O H A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown Lions Club
Fenton Falls
A. C. Welk
Board of Parks Management
Georgetown
Basley
Brampton
Guelph
Herald
Limehouse W gathering reports sewing for Red Cross
Ten Indies attended the January Limehouse W meeting at Mrs. S Wrights. Seventeen knitted items were completed for the Red Cross and a box of used clothing and quilts began to be packed. A January fund convenor was named and plans for clothing care sessions were set.
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Indies
Limehouse W
C. C. Cochrane
Limetouse
Lufternoon
International Red Cross confirms Lefroy son killed in Berlin raid
The Lefroy family of Oakville received word from the International Red Cross Society that their son, Flight Lieutenant H Keith Lefroy, was killed during a Berlin air raid on November 2. Other items note Commander Hugh F Pullen receiving a New Year honor and local leaders urging careful postwar planning at a council meeting.
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Mt. Jennings
Watson Ave
C. HL. Lefroy
International Red Cross Society
H. Keith Lefroy
Berlin
Hugh F. Pullen
North Atlantic
Deans
Cpl
John
Bob” Neilson
Farmers Should Be Ready When War Ends
Ontario advice from Oscar Allard supervisor at Dominion Experimental Farm urges farmers to prepare for postwar needs. He notes stock, home and farm improvements delayed by war, and calls for readying farm machinery, buildings, and labor to ease postwar readjustment after victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oecar Allard
Dominion Experimental Farm
Lonnexvie
Que
Allard
Canada's Most Noted Scout in Saint John Portrait
Horace H. McLooxe of Saint John New Brunswick is called Canada’s biggest Scout and potential Chief. He stands over six feet tall and weighs more than 220 pounds. He was invested as a Scout by John A. Stiles the Chief Executive Commissioner during a Maritimes tour.
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Canada
Pallee
Horace H. McLooxe
Saint John
Heo
John A. Stiles
Ottawa
Maritimes
Tea and Coffee Rationing Debate in Ottawa News
The article argues Canada must fight to keep tea and coffee on ration lists amid shipping and supply fears. It criticizes bureaucrats for overcontrol of domestic tastes and notes reserves seem normal but shipping remains uncertain. It cites Mr. Church and wartime messaging about improving shortages.
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Canada
Ottawa
iPedple S
Ton
Church
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