Bannockburn Picnic Highlights Youth and Adult Games
The Bannockburn section held a June 29 picnic in school grounds drawing about 100 people. The Bannockburn Zippers defeated the Adult Wizards 22 to 10 in opening play, followed by horseshoe pitching and small races for various age groups. Prizes went to numerous children, with awards for both girls and boys across multiple age brackets, plus a high jump and circle relay. A courteous lunch, choir selection, and National Anthem closed the program, with thanks to the teacher, trustees, and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannockburn
Bannockburn Zippers
Girla
Carol Goodwin
Margaret Morrison
Hoya
Ted" Ziona
Ken Rotz
Yra
Sally Thompson
Gail Dobble
Wayne Goodwin
Avaline Rocher
Dorothy McDonald
Leonard Ziona
Allar Ingles
Evelyn McDonald
Joyce Farmer
Frank Benton
Joe Zions
Patsy Palliater
Helen Somerville
Mra
S. Matthews
Somerville
Bill Ingles
Bl Somervile
Morrison
R. L
Davidson
John Zlona
Patsy Pallister
Joerlon
Community Races and School Close at Nassagaweya
Local festivities include races with winners Jim Frank George Robinson Donna McMillan and others. A sizeable turnout enjoyed a copper-plated picnic, ball game, and supper after races. Students Hazel Kennedy Eileen Allen and Tom Kennedy earned certificates while Mrs Carnachan’s ill relative prompted a trip to Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkpatrick
Most Bank
Sask
Aru
Joseph Frank
William Bracken
Camp
Midland
Pearl Kennedy
Milton
Lake Baptiste
Bancroft
Master Marshall
Daniel Henderson
Kenrny
Manitoba
James Carnachan
Paul
Jim Frank
George Robinson
Bobby Coxe
Jimmie Frank
George Anderson
Don McMillan
Tony Frank
Donna McMillan
Eileen Frarke
Arthur
Ivan MacLeod
Marshall Paul
Joe Frank
Donna McTaggard
Betty McTaggard
Arthur MacLeod
Lorraine Coxe
Mra
William Price
Toronto
Hazel Kennedy
Eileen Allen
G.C.V.I
Tom Kennedy
Presbyterian Church Picnic in Guelph Attended by Locales
Last Wednesday the Presbyterian Church and Sunday School held their annual picnic at Old Simpson’s Mill Park in Guelph. under Miss Beatrice Swanston direction, the event ended with a heavy shower. Supper in the dance hall was enjoyed before attendees returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Guelph
Mii Park
Beatricee Swanston
Prod Williamson
Max Putnam
Kitchener
St. John’s Church
W. G. Luxter
Oliver Ipte
Niagara-on- The-Lake
United Church
L. Pickering
Acton
D. G. Paton
Mexars
Roy Leslie
Ross Gordon
Frank Day
A. E. Diack
George Baxter
Margaret Henderson
John Henderson
Mr Oliver
Limehouse News Reflects Visits and Community Events
Holiday visitors from Barrie Toronto and Stewarttown fill Limehouse notes with extended family calls. A memorial shower for Jack Noble and Bertha Fryer, local education updates, and a Salvation Army clothing drive feature among church and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Smethurst
Catharine
Barrie
Jack Smethurst
Jacqueline
Russell Robinson
Ken Robinson
Milas Willet
Toronto
C. A. Grant
Kenneth
Stewarttown
Smethurat
Avitus McDonald
David
van Warten
Muldera
Jno
Lindsay
Johnny
Ottawa
Lorie Norton
Calandor
Peter Glynn
Woodbridge
Jimmy Agnew
Mollie Sutherland
New Zealand
A. C. Patterson
Joy
Werton
Wm. Wright
Wright
A. W. Lane
Norma
Montreal
R.—Lane
Limehouse Memorial
Jack Noble
Bertha Fryer
R. L. Davidson
Wm. Copley
May
Jean Ruddell
Ruth Lindsay
Doris ‘Mitchell
Hamilton
Copley’s
Foster's
Baden
Meredith's
Noble's
E. Batkin
Home Economics Committee
Brown
C. McCullough
Miller
Kirkpatrick
Glisby
Ard
R. H. Davidson
Shower for Bride at Acton Home
A miscellaneous bridal shower was held at Mrs. Robt. Johnson’s Acton home on June 24 for Miss Marton Nor rie. Guests enjoyed Bingo contests with prizes and a light lunch prepared by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Home
Robt. Johnson
Marton Norrie
Acton Beats Georgetown in tight nine inning game
Acton kept second place with a 7 to 2 win over Georgetown in a brisk nine inning contest. Snyder earned the win for Acton scattering hits while Wilson led Georgetown with two singles as both teams struggled for offense early. Waterhouse and Footitt provided key hits for Acton, while Anderson caught Georgetown breaking plays to hold off scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vita
Acton
Mt Aigleton
Georgettown
Bob Anderson
Wilson
Safi Snyder
Georgetown
Snyder
SRO
Sam Snyder
Storey
Masters
Bill Waterhouse
Jack Waterhouse
Foottie
Aingke
Allar
Waterhouse
hall—Fooaltltt
Allan
Footitt
Georges
Storeyna
Chaplin
Gibson
Inches
Wylie Ib
Cole
Dillon
Comerle
W. Waterhouse
Magales
J. Waterhouse
Footitt Cf
G Jordan
Anderson
Snyder P
Sunday School Picnic At Riverside Park Guelph
Eden Mills presbyterian gathering at Riverside Park in Guelph featured noon dinner and afternoon games with numerous races and contests led by local families. Attendance included Dr. and Mrs Gordon Stevenson visiting Montreal for the new OVC wing opening and Max Putnam of Kitchener preaching in Williamson’s absence. Canada’s newsprint production is noted as over half the world’s total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Oat Riverside Park
Guelph
Johnny McNiven
Bonnie MacDougall
Lorna Stevenson
Filcanor McAlpine
Jackie Brinklow
Gail Hamilton
Margaret Early
Bert Stevenson
Donnie Blacklock
Allan Brinklow
Dar- Irene Hamilton
Donna Stevenson
Roys
Jimmie Stevenson
Donnie McAbpine
Darrene Hamilton
Carol Fields
Don McLean
Russell Blacklock
Jack Mclean
Betty McLean
Dor MecLean
Shirley Gilbertson
Donna Steverson
Bille McLean
Jean McLean
W. Gilbertson
Brinklow
W. Early
Milne
W. Lasby
Will Early
Geo. McAlpine
Garnet MacDougall
Gordon Blacklock
Dr. Stevenson
OVC
E. Rennie
W. J. Lowrie
Max Putnam
Kitchener
Fred Williamson
Local Campbellite News Notes Summer Visits and Arrivals
Campbellville residents and guests attend summer vacations and visits across Michigan Ontario and Toronto. Notables include Norma Brown Olive Seeney Fransel Hur iron Clifford Bil Mrs Albert Cummings and Mr B Walker with Lily Ecclestone. Others travel from Detroit Port Carling and Hamilton for holidays and family events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 10
Norma Brown
Olive Seeney
Fransel Huriron
Clifford Bil
Albert Cummings
B. Walker
Lily Ecclestone
Michigan
Robert Angils
Murray Hood
Campbellville
C.p.jr
St. Macys
Mra Brown
Jithimy
Bert Walton
Mime Blude
Yaya Cairns
Edgar Callens
Frank Hubert
Crantford
Milas
Rita Hubbert
Carliale
David Mahon
Winther
J. K. Mahon
Douglas Ingliiaan
Charles Fatt
Allman
Edward Polini
Detroit
Frank McFarland
J. McFarland
Mary
Sophia Patterson
SDP
Mener Ian
Yannor
Robertson
George Goldatraw
Kingston
Lois Inglis
Misa Audrey- Donavenn Hamilton
Allan McCallum
Sudbury
Ross Mitchell
Jack van Flecet
Kaureer
Roberta of
Hamilton
Audrey
Joan Early
William Currie
Weekend Visits Touch Several area Families
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Simmons of Detroit hosted Sunday visitors including Mr. Ben Simmons and Mrs. Shepherd sore. Mrs. Florold Wright and relatives visit Barrie this week. Barbara Benham of Guelph spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Benham. Other visits include Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patten of Guelph with John Alton, Blanche Walker holidaying with T. D. McCutcheon, and Bert Palfrannon with W. H. Hartop and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domintor
Acton
Hammill
J. R. Sprowl and Son
CNR
Irene Hamilton
Chicago
Wm. Pett
Aldershot
Robert Hamilton
Richard Luttrell
Guelph General Hospital
Luttrell
H. Bowey
Mitchell Sr
Guelph
Centre Inn
Davis
Drayton
J. Grant
Ridgedale
Sask
E. F. Tovell
Olds
Alta
McLanaghan and
Ross Funeral Home
Dr. Kenny
Norfolk St. Church
James and
John Hindley
Irvin Jackson
Alex Brydon
Wm. Lindsay
Wm. Buckland
Gordon
Weston
D. Shales
Dughters
Mra
McCallum
Ottawa
In. Gordon
A. Sinclair
R. Gordon
Rockwood
Wm. S. Gordon
E. Brown
Son
Alto
J. Copeland
Rockwood Academy
Misaq
Barbara Benham
J. P. Benham
Robert Patten
John Alton
Florold Wright
Patsy
Vance
Barrie
Blanche Walker
T. D. McCutcheon
Bert Pal
Britain’s Merchant Fleet Near Prewar Strength
Britain’s merchant navy, once above 11 million tons in wartime, now trails by about 1 million tons from prewar strength. Transport Minister Alfred Barnes stated in London that the nation entered the war with 16.9 million tons and, after rebuilding, remains close to that level. owners showed notable courage ordering ships at current prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Alfred Barnes
London
Greas
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Nassagaweya
8& Now
Limehouse
Financial Post
Eden Mills
Canada
Everton
Cliff Simmons
Ben Simmons
Shepherdsore
Harvey
Robert McCutcheon
Ontario
Halton
Ernest M Readhead
Halton County
Pallant’s Clothing Store
Mill ST
Purina
Pioneer
Watts
Thomson Bros
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