Acton Residents Share Weekend Visits and Travel News
Mrs F S Blow visited with her mother at Woodstock while Mrs Mary McAuley visits her daughter's home at Lucknow. Mr George Eltiott returned from Port Colborne for the weekend. Wr. Forman Lawrency of Age Court visited friends in Acton. Mr and Mrs DG Mela enjoyed time with friends in Hamilton. Mr and Mrs Corry Mreaten planned weekend trends in Acton. Bertha Brown of Toronto spent the weekend in Acton with sister Pern Brown. Hinton visited severe al days with Mr and Mrs CD Borns and Mary Ant in Toronto. Mr and Mrs ROE Pace and family returned to Acton after weeks in Kingsville. Mrs JM Frank returned home after two weeks with trends at Wingham, Walkerton and Owen Sound. Mrs Fred Denny has been a patient in Guelph hospital. Kaittor G A Dilly was in Tillsonburg as executiv piece of the Crimelian Weekly Newspapers' Association. Mrs George Sirrs and Mrs Mars Sirrs of Langstaff visited Alf Long's home. Mr and Mrs Fyfe Somervit spent the weekend in Sarnia with relatives Harrs Klassen. Esther Lowe and Miss Jones Greer, nurses in training at Guelph General Hospital, visited Mr and Mrs J Meet. Mr and Mrs Ho Bellamy and family left Acton for Winnipeg to settle there. Mr Bellamy is stationed with the RCAF. Harold Elliott underwent an operation in a Toronto hospital and is making progress, returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R M McDonald
Toronto
Kaittor
A Dilly
Crimelian
Newspapers’ Association
George Sirrs
Mars Sirrs
Langstaff
Alf Long
Ho Bellamy
Acton
Winnipeg
Mr Bellamy
RCAF
Harold Elliott
Moffat Wins Lead In 10-2 Decision
The Rural and Industrial League opener saw Moffat dominate with ten goals to Hornby’s two in a fast rough match. Scorers included M Lamb and M Henning with penalties and interference noted. The second game tied 3-3 between Regents and Immermar, a fast contest with continuous trading of leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moffat
Hornby
Hamilton
Timbers
Gilles
Patterson
Hurren
le Baxter
Fighting Thompson
Regents
Queen Marie cow wins top honors at Royal Winter Fair
Woodyglenn bred by WW Thompson Hornby and owned by Forsgate Farms Jamesiura Ni, Queen Marie aged cow in milk, claimed Reserve Grand Champion at the Royal Winter Fair and Grand Champion at the Waterloo Dairy Carle Congress in Waterloo Iowa, ranking among the top shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WW Thompson Hornby
Betano
Forsgate Farms
Jamesiura Ni
Waterloo Dairy Carle Congress
Waterloo
Iowa
Blair Evening Auxiliary Hears Reports and Welcomes New Member
Mrs Stewart Cramp hosted the Blair Evening Auxiliary January meeting. Reports included the annual Guelph Presbyterial, a cheery fund tally exceeding allocation, and a life membership for Mrs Lunt. New study titled A Voyage of Discovery in Canada was introduced. Mrs Parker and Mrs Inglis gave reports. the roll call echoed with tambourine songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Cramp
Blair Evening
Roberton
Cramp
Hambly
Ro Elliot
Guelph
Mre Wi Mahon
Canada
Tambers
Hts
Women's Missionry Sociey
Ny Lunt
Packer
Scout meeting update and project plans
Patrol meeting notes report absent leaders and five Invaders aiding learning. Nesta activity continues with photography and woodworking classes. Electric warning completed to improve power tool work. Plans set for a bookes team with Roy Kirk ness coaching. Photography tonight and woodworking Wednesday. Court of Honor next Monday after the regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Curtie
Scouls
Nesta
Hoss
Ontario
Acton
Don Schroeder
Rob Robbins
Clase
Bookes
Roy Kirkness
Painting Hints For Tin Roofs
Painting tips advise priming and washing tin roofs before rust starts. For new coats, touch up peeling areas with the original paint, following expert guidance. The text also notes a census listing 108,000 teachers 5422 professors 903B lawyers and SAAB nurses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa He Rere
Saab
Presbyterians Hold Annual Meeting With Various Officers
The Presbyterian gathering met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gieby Worthesday with Rev A Calder as chair and ROC Lindsay as secretary. Officers were appointed, committees listed, and awards given for chess and other activities. The event highlighted church group plans and social notices for members at multiple locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Gieby
Worthes
A Calder
Lindsay
Kokpateiek
Lanham
Itecorteasnier
Thomas Appleyand
Don Ross
Ace Dheh
Ned Renton
Aes Norton
Pons
Also Mentioned on This Page
F S Blow
Mother
Woodstock
Mary McAuley
Lucknow
George Eltiott
Port Colborne
Forman Lawrency of
Agecourt
Aeton
DG Mela
Miro
Corry
Maar Bertha Brown
Tore
Mins Pern Brown
Hinton
Mr and
Borns
Mary Ant
Key
Roe Pace
Kingsville
Mra
Frank
Wingham
Walkerton
Owen Sound
Fred Denny
Guelph Hospital
al. Vall
Fyfe Somervit
Sarniath Ruesta
Mro
Esther Lowe
Jones Greer
Guelph General Hospital
Jmeet
Lamb
Henning
Henning Gilmour
Cgalmour
Renaltes
Baxter
McDowell
Howdern
MacDowell
Ptterson
Med
Serafini
Srafin
M Seraf
Praw ¢ Roberts Camm
Campbellville
Blair
Oolatio Department of Lands and Forests
Cake Erie
Lake Nout
South Bay
Manitoulin Island
Family Outfitters
Mill ST
MacKenzie
The
J.B. Mackenzie &Son
IDA Brands
Evelyn Howard
Pleasant Aarance
Cooper’s Drug Store
ES Cooper
Phm
I.G.A
G.A
Ledger
Siga
Imehouse
Presbyterians
T He Hall Burt
Yenah George Hurt
8. Matthews
J Tourhley
Gere Crichton
OH Matthews
Prin
WTO
Mra O Lacker
Handy McDonald
Ft Oprives
AC Patterson
Nanda Croechestie
Dee Koaver
Lewis
di Tilen Wieder
Rae College
Bliechomoe
Alene Welace
Westun
Webvates
Mill Street
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