Acton Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Celebrations
Acton residents share weekend visits with relatives in St. Catharines Guelph and Toronto. Mrs Mary Mculley returns after three weeks with Toronto children. Dr Douglas Garivit hospitalized in Toronto General Hospital. Local dinners and birthday parties feature Mr and Mrs Murray Mrs Stewart and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Wood
Steven
St. Catharines
Acton
Mary MrAuley
Toronto
Douglas Garivit
Mrs Lloyd Masales Hosts Acnin Women's Institute Meeting
Mrs Lloyd Masales of Crescent Street hosted the first meeting of the Acnin Women's Institute for the new year. President Mrs George Hargrave opened with an Indian Lent Pro erasher and an ode. Members honored the late Mrs John Lovell and heard Christmas remembrances. Plans were made for a Queen Elizabeth Raiding event in Toronto and a mid month memorial hall dinner. Reports covered Christmas gifts finances and a focus on health tips agriculture and music appreciation. A reading by Miss Marjorie Hall and two contests concluded the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Masales
Crescent St
Acnin Women’s Institute
George Hargrave
Stewart Collar
John Lovell
Hargrave
William Maddow
Stones Creek
Elzabeth
Toronto
Acton
Luvion Memorial Hall
G. Fryer
G. Lazenby
Maddox
Earle Lambert
Garnet Rose
Ireland
Fryer
Mey
Denny
Federated Women's Institutes
G. Fever
J. Buckland
Mes Frad Anderson
Marjorie Hall
Bart Lambert
F. Kingsmill
G.*rose
OSPRINGE Young People Meet At Presbyterian Church
Local group of young people gathered Saturday evening at Burns Presbyterian Erin and Knox churches for Bible study and games. Rev T Maxwell and Mr Finnie led the session. A Lopogganing party was planned for next week and refreshments were served after. Hugh Sinclair returned home after treatment at Guelph hospital for diabetes. Visitors reported from Picton and Rockwood while others visited Acton and Cedar Valley area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s of
Burns’ Presbyterian Church
Erin
Knox
Lows
Inteneatce
T. Maxwell
Finnie
Hugh Sinclair
Guelph Hospital
Robert Marchington
Picton
Ross Ferguson
George Jackson
Ken Stubbington
Acton
William Jackson
Fred Lambert
Rockwood
Martha Jackson
Gordon Aitken
Kitchener
Murd’McCutcheon
Muriel
Lorne Hall
Cedar Valley
Auxiliary Seeks Sewers Mendes To Help at Centennial Manor
The Women's Auxiliary of Hatten Centennial Manor opens its new year with strong attendance. Members urged to join as sewers and donors. library convener Dennis reports, and a spring bazaar and membership tea are planned. Representatives to a February conference were named. Next meeting set for February 6 in the Manor auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendes
Centennial Manor
Mes. S. Allan
Hatten
Centenr Manor
T. Amos
Department
Department of E
Aavh
Fioor
Repiona
Guelph
Allan
David Tin
Canadians Travel Spending Overseas in 1900 Recorded
Foreign travel data show Canadians spent 627 million dollars abroad in 1900, with foreign visitors spending 207 million more in Canada that year. The figures highlight cross border travel flows and economic ties between Canada and other nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Missions in British Guiana Start W M S Study Year
A fragmentary report details a Missionary Society gathering in British Guiana with notes on a Presbyterial meeting and condolence messages. It mentions individuals and events, including a death in the family and a recent operation, though the text is largely garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Guiana
W.M.S
Pot Luck Supper at St Alban's Guild Event
A parish pot luck supper at St Alban's WA featured a business meeting, social games and contests. Guests included Rev West and Mrs West, with prize winners Mrs Wo Dubois, Mrs C Teatherland, Miss Lindsay, Mr Jo Peatit, Mrs Baylies and Miss G Fountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jongewry
St. Alban‘s Guild Find Ag
St Alban's WA
Mra West
Mrs Wo Dubois
Ma C. Teatherland
Mis © Lindsay
Mr Jo Peatit
Mes Bo Baylies
Mis G Fountain
Local Hostess Mrs Fisher Leads Charity Meeting
Mrs Fisher presided over a community gathering focusing on goodwill and donation drives. Attendees discussed clothing drives for Seat Missing, planned spring events, and a devotional script questionnaire led by Mrs Emily and Mrs Brice, ending with a prayer by Mrs Fisher and refreshments provided by Mrs MacPherson and Mrs Ellin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacPherson
G. Slatter
B. Brice
Aly
Fisher
Ma. Pherson
Ellin
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Jehuery Ath
A. J. Murray
Ruby Bangor
Carol
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Stewart, Guelph
Wm. Denny
Brad Anderson
Shouldice
Royil York
Ed Manning
Kathy and
Patricia
Gakw
Mix Frank Crawfont
Johnie Krapek
H.R. Gilmour
Mr. Boyland
Ruby Clark
Irs
Art Swackhamper
Chas Simmons
Hector Guthrie
Nes Dora Lambert
Eden Mills
Meghorn
Wa Vamilton
Tack Lambert
Guilirie
Mrs. Lloyd Masales
Women’s Institute
George Young
Herb Helwig
Caroline Nurseries Garden Centre
Highway 7
Acton Eze
Acton Farm Supply
Eze Wash
Doug Rogers
Norm Humenick
Acton Billiards
Norm
RVICE
Llottaund Prembyteabon
WMA
Fata of
Mea Bike Pat Hoklund
Abiadey Greetag
Pheott
Vultee
Sindy
Gat Feork
Mis C Taylor
Mra 2
Cressey Jr
Mrs.Fisher
van Nates
Robt. R. Hamilton
Fred. A. Hoffman
Optometrists
FB. P. Head
St. George’s Square
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