Ballinafad Community Notes From Hall to School
A hospital update reports Mr Yevinela undergoing treatment. A wedding shower for Mica Switzer was held last Wednesday in the hall. George Longstreet remains ill. A Peasack school picnic featured Woodside Blue Mountain and Peacock with baseball and races. Mrs Shortill reengages at Peacock, Miss Shirley Wood at Blue Mountain. Haying begins and strawberry crops are good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yevinela
Mica Switzer
Aha
George Longstreet
Peasack School
Woodside
Blue Mountain
Peacock
Shortill Hawhapa
Peacock School
Misa Shirley Wood
Rockwood Community Notices and New Refrigeration Plant Opening
Sunday farewell services for Rev. John Ward at United Church marked a community social with readings, music, and a serving tray presentation to the Wards. A new refrigeration and cold storage plant opened for public inspection, led by George Day with Pearl Hamilton in charge of the broceteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ward
The
United Church
Chas H. Harris
Frank Stout
Moses Helen Bayne
Joan Stout
Mra. D. Ward
Mesisra
Frank Day
John A. Little
Chas. H. Harris
Frank Moore
Ward
Richant Harris
Ellen Hosking
Ross Gordon
J. Want
Eramosa Sunday School Associaton
George Cook
Donald
Robert
A. Bichanall
Vineland
E. J. Eckel
Knox Presbyteran
Crieff
St. John’s Church
St. Alban’s Church
Acton
J. Ward
Holston
Want
Roskwood Public School
Prd
Hamilton
Officials honored at University of Saskatchewan convocation
Three Dominion Department of Agriculture officials received Doctor of Laws at a Saskatchewan convocation on June Ma 198. They are K. W. Neatley Director of Science Service J. F. Booth Associate Director Marketing Service and Head of the Economics Division and J. H. Carigie Dominion Botanist. The Romans occupied Germany for about 200 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Department of Agriculture
University of Saskatchewan
K. W. Neatley
J. F. Booth
J. H. Carigie
Dominion
Master George Anderson Wins Swahls Foot Race
Congratulations to Master George Anderson of No 7 for winning Swahls class in the foot race at the Halton Recreation Park event. A busy day featured departmental exams and a social weekend with guests from Sault Ste Marie and Ancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Anderson
Andbuy
Don McLean
Arthur Davenport
Harold Yell
Tony Resert
Brookville
Tadley
Aaulat Halton Recreation Park
Lat Lowville
Stan Robinson
Mary Parker
Mossie Workman
Misa Jean Workman
Sault Ste. Marie
Margaret Robinson
Ancaster
Robert Pewtreas
Hornby
Gordon Robinson
Emerson Robinson
David Olds
Toronto
Ken Pow
Powtress
Milton
Halton Federation of Agriculture
Halton Recreation Park
Campbellville Church quilting session reports busy day
The WMS of St David's Church held its annual quilting in Campbellville with two quilts for WMSS and one for Blair YW, plus crib quilts for Mission Rand. A noon meeting was led by Mrs S McPhail. Mrs M Moore presented the treasurer’s report. Miss E J McPhail read a library parcel note to Frontier College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMS
St. David's Church
WMSS
Blair Y.W
Mission Rand
S. McPhail
Rport
M. Moore
E. J. McPhail
Frontier College
Crawford's Lake
Sophia Patterson
Percy Hammond
Buffalo
Robert Laking
Harold
R Laking
Fred Peters
Cleveland
Murrau Crawford
Gravenhurst
E D Mahon
Ross Mitchell
Donnan
Gary
Hamilton
Williams
Toronto
Hanty Purdy
Howson Lush
Crawfonds
Lake
Robert Menzies
Currie
George Currie
Hornby
Claude Pickett
Local Notices From Erin and Vicinity
A series of brief items report a field of rye standing six feet, an arson and cottage loss near Uayavilla last Friday, the death of Catherine McEachern in Taranto, and a quiet wedding at Rev J Lowe’s home in Heapler between Eileen Graham and A Lloyd Lorene of Blmnwood Advocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkney
Lordi
Caledon
Mundell
Celtel
Uayavilla
Catherine McEachern
Samuel Frederick Baker
Taranto
J. Lowe
Heapler
Eileen Graham
David Graham
Galt
Dabbington
Lloyd Lorene
Blmnwood
Limehouse community notices and sports results
Thole Brown Elisanor Spitzer and Shirley Burt received entrance without exams. Softball: SS No. 9 defeated SS No. 16 44 12. Anniversary services at Limehouse Presbyterian with Rev Phinn of Knox Milton and choir led by Georgetown. WOMLS met at Mrs Harvey Norton with Nellie Anderson speaker. Sympathy extended to the Wright family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thole Brown
Elisanor Spitzer
Mina Joan Ruddell
SS. No
Shirley Burt
Harold Barber
Lane
HW. Norton's
Ted Morrow
Elaine
Mes. Corrow
Dick. Packer
Childisn
Limehouse W.D
Georgetown Presbyterian Church Choir
Cathy Thompson
Z. Ruaddell
Kean
J. May
Charlie Lyons
Revo Anderson
Acton
Fle
Wm Burton
Geo. Musie
Isabel Anderson
Bethe Rosa L. Self
Norvaloo
WOMLS
Harvey Norton
Nellie Anderson
British Guiana
Kirby Williams
Wiley
Elva Wil
AC. Patterson
Local Outing and Social Notes Roundup
Mrs Papple organized a special bus for schoolchildren to enjoy Farm and Home Week at OAC Guelph. Miss Elvena Winter stayed with the Jacksons in Dustic. Sympathy extended to Mrs George Grundy on her brother Cooper’s death in Hamilton. Austin McCutcheon hospitalized in Toronto Western Hospital for treatment. Douglas and Kenneth Robertson visited. Errett Currie recovering from a heart attack. George Robertson returned to Sudbury after vacation. Anitone Fisher and Marjorie Chester passed their Entrance year. Arthur Farris and baby David staying with his mother in Grimaby for the summer. Local visitors include Jim Moore of Acton and West family of Sudbury, plus Elgin Brown and daughters in Galt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papple
O.A.C
Toronto Western Hospital
Douglas Robertson
Guelph l
Kenneth Robertson
Oakville
G. Robertson
Errett Currie
George L. Robertson
Sudbury
George Robertson
Anitne Fisher
Marjorie Chester
Arthur Farris
David
Grimaby
Jim Moore
Acton
West
Ada Currie
Elgin Brown
Galt
Fistert
Ulae Te Maleal Ladteh
Cline Hanore
Ccyvld
Kenneth Tlobertaon
Julio
Honond
Geve
David Stewart
Eddie
Alex
Austin McCutcheon
Toronto
Toopltal
Presbyterian Church
Mon
E. Sunter Ara
Alvin McCutchean
Guelph
Taranto
Cedarvale
Milly Currie
National Film Board
Marton Sinclair
Erin
Doetremont
Hamilton
Northern Ontario tour showcases CWNA aims and industry links
The Ontario-Quebec CWNA tour highlights the THMClark-Francis plant at New Liskeard, large scale housing projects in Ottawa Trenton Peterborough, and Sunnybrook Hospital supply work. Visitors tour lumber operations see 7 million bd ft stockpiles, cranes, and pre engineered home machines. The day ends with a Bear Island cruise and dinner with community leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibustiere
CWNA
Ontario- Quebec
Jake
Thmclark-Franele
Canada
OWNA
Warn
Tan-Clark-Francia
Gental
Ontario
Vialtora
Ottawa
Trenton
Peterborough
Sunnybrook Hospital
Outukirta
Toronto
Hil-Clark-Francis
Ean
Hit-Clark- Francis
Sudbury
Kirkland Lake
Bourlamaque
Vancouver
Chis Conmypany
Chirk-Pwaneik
Carutian Splat Corpsata, Limited
New Liskeard
Haileybury O
Sant Curry
Datton
Dean
Haileybury
Bonnet Bureau
Cobalt
A. Lytle
R. A. Giles
Len Hill
Hill-Clark- Francis
Cecil Bond
Ontario-Quebec
Bond
John Sumbler
Sumbler
Ontario Northland Railway
Temagami Wharf
Bear Island
Community notes from Acton and Cedar Vale
Local events include a church choir preparing music for next Sunday service under Rev Sant Atutarsin of Acton, while school and Cedar Vale celebrate a combined event with races and games. Attendees include Mr. Austin McCutcheon, Mr. George Anderson, and families visiting from Guelph and Hamilton.
Canada Urges Blue Grass Seed Use Across Dominion
Dominion Department of Agriculture urges Canada Grown Blue Grass seed for justice and economy. Canada type thrives in Niagara peninsula dry soils. Kentucky type recommended in Red River Valley Manitoba for new markets. Britain plans a national festival in 1651 to showcase achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Dominion
Kentucky
Niagara Penimsuta
Depart- Men
Manitoba
Red River Valley
Britain
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Biany
Ballinafad
Germany
Campbellville
Senate
Limehouse
Ospringe
Northern
Acton Auto Body
Brody
Fender
Acton Free Press
Acton Park
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