Farm Forum and Church Activities Share Community Life
The Farm Forum met at Frank Smith’s home to discuss a national marketing act proposal. Mrs Dampler remains bedbound and well wishes flow from friends. Mission Band met at Mrs Flindall’s, and the United Church annual meeting reported healthy finances and society progress. W A meetings, program by Mrs Smith, and a post meeting lunch followed. Euchre night drew a good crowd with high scores by Mrs Edmunds and Robt Mckmery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Smith
Smith
Marshall
Snow
Farm Forum
Edmunds
Robt. Mckmery
Sunday Socials Report From Guelph Area
Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Fred Murray Gueph Mrs Walter Couling Orangeville Miss Kate Reed and Mrs Harvey Jestin Mr and Mrs Alf Couling Sixth Line with Irvin Hamilton Harvey Smith from Toronto University spent weekend with his wife and family Duncan Kingsbury hosted by Mr and Mrs Harvey Jestin Will Robertson recovering from operation Geo Jestin ill but improving Jean Weatherston joined Tolton's factors in Guelph Harold Wright visited Christie Hospital Toronto Alf Boles attended funeral of her mother Mrs Turner Chesley Stan McKay visited with Harvey Jestin and family Geo Young Marilyn Towntine hosted visitors at their home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Head
Fred Murray
Walter Couling
Orangeville
Kate Reed
Harvey Jestin
Alf. Couling
Irvin
Hamilton
Harvey Smith
Toronto University
Duncan Kingsbury
Will Robertson
Geo Jestin
Theuelph Hospital
Jean Weatherston
Tolton
Tuelph
Harold Wright
Toronto
Christie Hospital
Alf. Boles
Turner
Chesley
Bobby
Stan McKay
Guelph
Harold Weight
Geo. Young
Marilyn
Towntine
Local social notes from Rouyn and Guelph area
Community updates list Mr Gordon Fisher of Rouyn at parental home and improved condition of Mrs Fisher. Mrs Mary Aitken operated on at Guelph Hospital and is progressing. Niagara Falls visitors Mr and Mrs Arnold Sunter and children with Mrs GG Suter. Alberta—Mr Austin McCutcheon to Toronto for winter stay with relatives. Mr Jogiah Stewart visiting daughter and son in law near Richmond Hall. Mars Alvin Fishee underwent leg plate removal at Guelph Hospital. Victor Beamish family visits Rockwood Farm. Forum at George Grundy home with 27 attending. Miss Ports Fines led discussion The World is our Market. Prizes in euchre won by Mrs Gordon Aitken and Gordon Robertson. Lunch and social time. Kenneth Robertson attended Guelph Worth sports banquet honoring local football teams. Farm Forum hosts Mr and Mrs Thomas Fines. nine attendees due to storm. Mrs Garton Aitken led discussion on National Marketing Act. Mr and Mrs Fred Baptie won high euchre scores. plans for two more Forums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Fisher
Rouyn, Que
Robt. Fisher
Jogiah Stewart
R. King
Richmond Hall
Friends of Mars
Alvin Fishee
Guelph Hospital
Victor Beamish
Mra A. Beamish
Nina
Rockwood Farm
George Grundy
Miss Ports Fines
Jeader
Mra
Gordon Aitken
Gordon Robertson
Kenneth Robertson
Wrrth
Guelp
Guelph
OAC Ove
Aggies
Thomas
Farm Forum
Garton Aitken
Fred Baptle
Euchre
Community Notes and Weekend Visits Highlight Local Social Scene
Mrs Ted Morrow of Toronto visited with her mother Mrs Lane this weekend. Latimer family from George Town visited Mr and Mrs Ron Latimer. Mean John and James Nickell marked their eightieth birthday on January 12. Euchre at Mrs Kirkpatrick's home saw Mrs Ellerby and Mrs Compt on as top scorers. WMS met earlier in January at Mrs Kirkpatrick’s, chaired by Mrs Rougley. Roll call included missionary news followed by lunch.
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Alex. Wright
Ted Morrow
Toronto
Mra Lane
John
James Nickell
Latimer
Georgetown
Ron Latimer
Kirkpatrick
Ellerby
Compton
Local Social and Church Notes From Eden Mills Area
Halton Jersey meeting at Hornby last week drew Claude Brinklow Gordon McPhail and other members. Miss Spike of Sask assisting Miss Gordon at SS No 5. Mrs W Gilbertson and Mrs W Lowrie attended the WM S meeting at Knox Church Guelph reporting a good gathering. Bobby Funk hospitalized in Toronto for heart condition. Mrs Gordon’s friends learn of her illness.
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Claude Brinklow
Gordon McPhail
Halton Jersey
Hornby
Spike
Sask
Miss Gordon
SS. No. 5
Mr. and
Mraz
John Funk
Bobby
Rockwood Community Welcomes Bayne Family After Move
In cold weather over the weekend church services were well attended. Mr. George Bayne has purchased and moved into the house on Guelph Street, welcomed by Mr and Mrs Bayne and Miss Helen Bayne. Annual meetings are planned. The district extends sympathy to Mrs Carman Gray of Guelph and family after his fatal accident last week. he was formerly of Eramosa and son of the late William Gray and Agnes Graselw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Gordon
George Bayne
Guelph Street
Bayne
Helen Bayne
Carman Gray
Guelph
Eramosa
Wm. Gray
Agnes Graselw
Louisa Bissett
Aberdeen
Scotland
Eirele
Community Notes From Nassagaweya and District
Mr Dr McPhedran learned his sister Mrs Robert Fisher Erin was critically ill but later relief came as she improved. Wilfred Kennedy chosen chairman of School Areas No 1 Board. A cub party at the Busy Bees school featured prize wins by Mrs Winnie Price and Mrs C E Davenport for the ladies and by Mr Stephen Coxe and Mr Oscar Locker for the men. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Oscar Locker on the birth of their third grandchild Karen Elizabeth Maude, first child of their daughter Mrs George Redman Orton. Monday Farm Forum at Mr and Mrs Peter McLean drew seventeen attendees. Discussion debated a National Marketing Act and farmer rights to control marketing of their own products, with views on inter provincial and export trade. A six hand Pedro game and euchre followed a bountiful lunch provided by Mrs McLean.
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McPhedran
Robert Fisher
Erin
Wilfred Kennedy
Ares No 1
WinePrice
C. E. Davenport
Hidves Ata
Stephen Coxe
Oscar Locker
Mroo
George Redman
Orton
Karen Elizabeth Maude
Farm Forum
Peter McLean
Pedro
Thease
AfcLean
Community Meeting Highlights at Christina Hall and District
A large Campbellville crowd attended a Monday evening Christen Christie Hall event featuring Mr. and Mrs. Donnie and awards for Mint Dar evn Walton and others. Recurring church activities followed with St David's Young People, Grace Mission Band reports, officer installations, and a farewell to long-serving members.
Bank loans reach new Canadian peak in November
The Financial Post reports Canada bank loans rose to 1,985 million dollars in November, a new high. The total shows an annual increase driven by larger inventories higher prices and expanded industrial operations, boosting loan demand.
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Canada
Financial Post
Encouraging Year Reported at United Church Annual
Over a hundred members of the United Church attended a bountiful supper in church school rooms on Wednesday January Hth for the annual business meeting. Reports by church societies highlighted initiative and overseas work, with officers appointed for 1948 and notes on future challenges. The Women's Association arranged the meal served by the youth.
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Mansell Neto
Church School
AT. Brown
Brown
Mra. Pickering
Pickering
Acton List
Louis Pickering
R. F. Jrean
The
United Church
Women's Association
Onwego
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Mins
WW. Donnie
Milas Mac Stokes
Mint Darevn Walton
Min Howard Lush
Janus Breckon
C. McDougall
Donald Martin
Jack Finamore
James Robertson
St of Dluden
Setcal
Dennis
William Hunter
Rita Hubbert
St. David's Young People’s
Ronald
Arnold Cantelon
Florida
Bert Ware
Geo. Harris
C. Roberts
Grace Mission Band
Joan King
Norma Brown
Norma
Jonn King
Ruth Roberts
Avery Ny
Miac
H. Lush
MacNet
Menzies
MacNeil
R.C. Menzies
Blaire W
Mahon
Jas. Robertson
Jean Cramp
Milas Della
Dobbs ‘Truss Co
Royal Hotel
Cyble
Black
MRS
Kingsway Cleaners &—Dyers
Muskrat
Earl
Carol Furs
Wyndham Street
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