Local Visitors and Health Updates From Everton Area
Everton residents report visits from Mr and Mrs T D McCutcheon and Edgar Moffat of Ellenton. Fred Murray of Guelph and Mrs W Head visit. Percy Peavey recovers after Guelph hospital. Mrs John Talley and son Robert home from Italy stay with Mrs Hunter. Lome Boles family visit Alf Roles. Kate Head ill with Eve Jestin caring. Acton visits with mother Mrs Geo Jeatin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. McCutcheon
Wire Edgar Moffat
Ellenton
Fred Murray
Guelph
Mra W. Head
Percy Peavey
Guelph Hospital
John Talley
Robert
Italy
Mra Hunter
Lome Boles
Alf Roles
Kate Head
Eve Jestin
Acton
Geo. Jeatin
Ospringe Women Hold Quilt Bee and Church Meeting Notes
Ospringe members of the Women's Institute held a quilting bee at Mrs Wilfred Awrey's home with several local couples visiting. The Presbyterian Church annual meeting in Hillsburgh noted the 60th anniversary of the prioryn building and planned programs for 1949 while a Ladies Aid session elected officers and discussed church activities and welfare efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women‘s Institute
Wilfred Awrey
Murdo McCutcheon
Mariel
Elias Hall
Hillsburgh
Robert van Norman Acton
D. G. Robertson
John Sim
Guelph General Hospital
James Lairch
Byron Bruce
Acton
A. Wair
Priornl
Ladies Aid
Mra Wand Broo
G. Sunter
John Hockwood
England
Mra J. Struthers
A. Harriss
Sec.Treas
G. Grundy
E. Pinher
George Jackson
Ward Bruce
K Fisher
J. Struthers
Gordon Aitken
Treting
Ken Robertson
Toronto
Euchrr
Elgin’ Brown
Elwood Jackson
David Stewart
Rennick
Hamieton
P J Matthews
Wilfred Aurey
Gorton Aitken
Gordon Robertson
George
Robertson
W. J. Jackson
J. Hunter
Visitors at Limehouse Station Amid Bad Roads
Limerouse notes few visitors to the Limehouse community due to poor County Road access from No. 7 Highway. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Alez Henderson of Orangeville with Rus Thompsons and J A Smethurst of Toronto with C A Grants of Stewarttown and Mrs Smethurst, plus the Storms of Weston with Paul Spitzer. Dinners planned by the WA for last Friday in the Hall were canceled because of bad weather. Communion services will be held at Limehouse on January 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sre J
No. 7
Alez. Henderson
Orangeville
Rus Thompsons
J. A. Smethursts
Toronto
C. A. Grants
Stewarttown
Smethurst
Weston
Paul Spitzers
Limehouse
St John's Vestry Meeting and Village Social Report
The St John’s Church annual vestry meeting was held at the Gibb home with Rev Luston in charge. Reports from church departments were presented and a social time followed with refreshments provided by Mrs Gibb and helpers. In other village news, wind toppled an evergreen at Mrs Hamilton’s lawn. skating returns after freeze up. Miss Vera Thatcher visited from Puslinch. Colena Nickell from Calgary visits Effie Nickell. the Presbyterian service featured vocal numbers by the Mizers Swanston Patsy Shirkey Dyer Gertie and Wilbur Freeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St John's Church
J Gibb
WC. Luston
Gibb
Fran‘oem
Leona
Loma Linfoot
Mra Waller
Joyce Waller
Mra
Fred Hamilton
Vera Thatcher
Puslinchi School
Colena Nickell
Calgary
Alberta
Effie Nickell
Presbyterian Church
Mizers Swanston
Patsy
Shirkey Dyer
Gertie
Wilburt Freeman
Local Family News Roundup From Ontario Gatherings
Mr Wood Miller is convalescing at home after an operation at Guelph General Hospital. Mrs Glen Davidson suffered a fall on ice and fractured two foot bones but returned home. Several visits and travels between Toronto Fergus Brampton and Milton are noted along with hospital recoveries and sports injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Miller
Guelph General Hospital
Arnold Watson
Clara Leeson
Ben Moffitt
Toronto
Glen Davidson
Art Turner
Detroit
Turner
George Lush
Mimosa Farm Forum
Hert Weeks
Hert
Ballentine
Clayton Baconlow
Ed Cox
Don McArthur
John Jeffrey
Harvey Dearing
Ken Ballentine
Brampton
Ross Ballentine
Leslie Ballentine
Donald Overland
Hillsburg
John Wheeler
Store sales rise in first week of November reports
The Financial Post says department store sales for the first week in November ran above last year with an average increase of six percent. Declines compared with the previous year were reported in British Columbia Alberta and Saskatchewan. Year to date western provinces show strong sales while other benchmarks lag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Financial Post
B.C
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Carlond- Inge
Parity and floor price debate at Campbellville Forum
Campbellville No 6 Farm Forum led by Edwin Parsons and Mrs James Robertson backed price supports to spur farming and urged a floor price. Awards went to Mrs James Deforest Leonard Stokes James Stokes and Andy Querte. Various local clubs held meetings and noted attendance and upcoming events.
Ballinafad United Church Annual Meeting Report
The Ballinafad United Church held its annual meeting on Wednesday night with Mr. Gibb presiding and Rev Mr Smith of Georgetown in attendance. Reports were in good standing and the year closed splendidly. Mission Circle met with Mrs. Jesse Mee Enery leading Scripture study. Farm Forum discussed parity and floor prices with farmers debating price supports and subsidies. Next week focus shifts to tariff barriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballinafad
Robert McEnery
Frank Smith
Smith
Acton Loses First Game On Tuesday
Acton suffers a season opening loss marred by late penalties and a rough finish in the final period. Fergus records their first win as Acton head to Bridgeport then Waterloo before returning to host Elora Rocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Eclistic
Kerwin McPhail
A. Bolton
Leck
Fergus
Bridgeport
Waterloo
Elors Rocks
Pts
Walkerton
Hridgeport
Orangeville
Flora
Oros
Pertod
F. Rolonta
Rotzan
J. Kentner
F Ralsan
Coxe
Landani
Elwood
Caruy
Mason Ay Fergus
Mason
Acton L. Marzo
Lindsay
Raylica
Brown
Core
Basketball and Other Activities At Aeton SY
Aeton SY members from the Intermediate Royx class joined a West End Y visit in Toronto last Saturday. The day included basketball Moor hockey defeats but featured swimming lunch and movies with new acquaintances formed. Plans for a future meeting and a potential visit to Guelph for a basketball game on Saturday January are outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royx
West End
Toronto
Acton
Y. M.C.A
Guelph
Saturiay
Jan
Town League Opens As Youths Invited To Compete
A local notice invites junior and senior boys and girls to join an informal competition this Thursday in the Town League. A record 52 youths visited the facility last week. A teen party and a work demonstration are planned for weekend events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uary 2
Jt Ta
Informa
Intermadiste
Qgualph
Mae
Also Mentioned on This Page
District News
Costmunltfes
Everton
Ospringe
Rockwood
Orton
Rales Wchen
Campbellville
Edwin Parsons
James Robertson
James Deforest
Leonard Stokes James Stokes
Andy Querte
Chester Service
Jas Deforest
School Farm Forum
Robert Hurren
Claude Inglis
Donald Small
Henry Ramshaw
Gordon McPhail
Jack Blacklock
Claude Ingis
Wallace King
Edgar Cairns
Gonrion McPhail
St. David's Presbyterian
Tom Filliot
Marianne
Lois Greenlees
Anita Smith
June Smith
Terry Moore
Sandra Mack
Glenn Goldstraw
Gloria Purdy
Bill Eliot
Tiian Moore
Norma Brown
Larry McPhail
Joan Wack
Marilyn Moore
Audrey Hurren
Joan King
Lole Greenlees
Gloria Purity
Marianne Greenlees
Audmg Hurren
Joan Ralack
Brian Moore
Billy Fliot
Margaret McPhail
Forbes
Moose Creek
Gordon Agnew
Milton Private Hospital
Charles Hurren
Cyril Filgiano
Hamilton
M. J. Davison
Allen F
Niagara Falls
Frank KE
Ladies’ Aid
St. David's Church
S. Cairns
A. Moore
Dr. Blair
R. Inglis
W. Roberts
Menzies
W. Greenlees
Howson Lush
J. K. Mahon
Mr Moore
F. J. McPhail
Mier Katherine McPhedran
Grace Mission Band
Joan Cramp
Anne Parker
Ruth Roberts
Jane Smith
Sandra Turner
Mrs. Greenlees
Joan Early
Audrey Early
Donna Mitchell
Moore
Mission Rand
Lolz Greenlees
Pena
A. Holzon
McPhalk
Bolzon
Fergus—P. Neathy
Dizon
D. Mazon
A. Bolzon
Dolson Wyalts
Brown, Landons
Fuller
Robeon
Baylin
Lindaay
D. Coxe c
L. Maro
Goy
Watts
Riddell
McPhail
Kentner
Stewart
Masters
Jordan
Somerville
Aeton SY
Prince Edward
Canada
Halton Agricultural Society
Court House
Milton
Jorne Walker
E M Readhead
Sec -Treas
Kitchener Stock Yards
United
Ontario
Western
Frederick and
Victoria Streets
Kitchener
F. J. Syeffler
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