Local Visits and New Arrivals Noted in Community
Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs W Head with Mr and Mrs Kitchener Head and Val erie of Guelph. Congratulations to Duncan Kingsbury and wife on their daughter Catharine Elizabeth. Other families visiting or hosting included Benhams Sinculars and Barbara Benham, Jextins, and Arnold Wilson with Alt Boles. Eyewitness accounts place the social activity around Guelph and Corners and Reel Fountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Head
Kitchener Head
Valerie
Guelph
Duncan Kingsbury
Catharine Elizabeth
J. P. Benham
McGurn
J. Sincular
Barbara Benham
Dick HI
Clapperson
Ted Jextin
Arnold Wilson
Alt Boles
Community Notes From Ballinafad and District
Rev Filndall returned from church service when a road incident forced him to rely on Mr Kerr for transport to Ballinafad for the morning service. The Farm Forum met with Dr Styles as guest speaker on calfhood vaccination. The Hornby baseball team suffered a decisive loss Monday night. Mrs Hills remains in hospital and is convalescing at her daughter's home. A porcupine calmed on the Ferguson veranda before a neighbor shot it. The W M S met at Mrs Warne’s home. Mr and Mrs Tammy Allan and Garry moved into the vacated house of Mr and Mrs Creasy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filndall
Church War
Kerr
Ballinafad
Farm Forum
D. J. Sinclair
Styles
Georgetown
Hornby
Hills
Guelph General Hospital
Smith
Duncan Ferguson
W. M.S
Warne
Tammy Allan
Garry
Creasy
Holiday Week End Visits From City Residents
Toronto couples and Ontario families visited friends and relatives across cities including Detroit Guelph Sudbury St. Catharines Hamilton and Hamilton guests joined church groups for May meetings and spring cleaning. W M S and Ladies Aid events detailed illness notes for Mrs Milne and Mr Drew Fulton with well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Atkinson
Toronto
T. C. Atkinson
George Sheppard
L. W. Frood
G. L. Morrison
Shirley
Sudbury
Anna Coulson
T. A. Ingle
Detroit
Bruce Strongman
Don Stepherson
Garnet MacDougall
Donald Clarke
Mneas
Ro Gordon
WOMS
Ladies Aid
Mino
W.ms
Vic
W McLean
W. Lowrie
J. Gilbertson
F MacDonald
W. Early
G. W Lasly
James Gilbertson
Evert
Evert. Mrs. W. Lowrie
Lasby and
McLeuwn
R Gordon
J. MacDonald
Presbyterian Church
Drew Fulton
Guelph Hospital
Hopute
Rockwood Fire Responds to Saturday Dump Fire
Rockwood Fire Department raced to a Saturday call at the former Post Office site near Everton where a dump fire was quickly controlled. No damage reported as work at the new M P Barry & Co warehouse advances with a refrigeration plant, electric wiring, doorway approaches, and insulation. Visitors noted include Mr and Mrs Ross Alvin and family from Toronto, Miss Mark Allan, Miss Edith Royce, and Mr Tay Diy of Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwood
Everton
Atore Ared
M.P. Barry & Co
Waterloo
Ross Alvin
Toronto
Markc Allan
Keend Visstors
Edith Royce
R.N
Tay Diy
Gardener Smith on Hardware Stores Serving Garden Enthusiasts
Gordon Lindsay Smith argues that amateur gardeners should be shown tools and supplies rather than sold them in spring. He urges hardware merchants to inform customers about tool use maintenance and the roles of sprays and fertilizers, noting buyers seek enthusiasm and practical guidance. A separate note from London Ontario reports a alderman pushing to restore a plate on a horse drinking fountain so horses can see its donor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Lindsay Smith
Smith Arites
Mr. Smith
Tie
London Ontario
London Firemen Help Shoot Westminster Bridge Scene
The production Individual Pictures used London firemen to spray water from hoses above Westminster Bridge to recreate rain for a scene, illustrating the city’s weather myth versus reality and the effort behind filming.
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London
Westminster Bridge
Campbellville District W I Convention Held at Ebenezer Church
About 175 Indies of Halton County met for the district annual convention at Ebenezer Church Tuesday. Mrs Chester Service presided. Officers elected include President Mrs Rhine, Campbville. first vice president Mrs Milton Brown Norval. second vice president Mrs J L Ellerby Acton. secretary-treasurer Mrs Chester Service Milton. federation representative Mrs Lloyd Crawford Campbellville. Reports from committees covered agriculture to social welfare. A noon dinner was served by Ebenezer Ladies Aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton County
Ebenezer Church
Chester Service
P. W. Merry
R. Rhine
Campbellville
Milton Brown
Norval
J. L. Ellerby
Acton
Mra
Milton
Lloyd Crawford
A. W. Mimi
Burlington Beach
Harris Bell
R.R
Freeman
Agriculture
Geo. Somerville
MacDenaring
Palermo
Smithers
Limehouse
Charolotte McCullough
Max Keatherstone
J.robertson
Della VanSickle
India
Laura Black
Robertson
Della van Sickle
Wallace King
W.M.S
Menzies
R. Inglis
Rs Bryant
J. I Reid
S. Cairns
Ben Blue Brightens Roxy Screen In New Technicolor Musical
Ben Blue, star of My Wild Irish Rose, appears in a Warner Bros Technicolor musical at the Roxy Theatre. The Canadian-born comedian enters his 71st year in film as he begins scenes with Dennis Morgan and Andrea King in a Cilny story. The piece notes his Hollywood coming of age. The article also briefly mentions North Africa’s ancient desert sands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Blue
Roxy Theatre
Wednes
Hollywood
Dennis Morgan
Andrea King
Cilny
Channery Olcott
Acton Rotary Club Plans Dominion Day Celebration
The Acton Rotary Club's weekly luncheon focused on plans for the Dominion Day celebration. Guest attendees included Dr. Deans of Oakville V Force of Guelph Thos Jones R R Parker and G A Dilla of Acton. The group meets Tuesdays at the Y M C A social room with lunch from 12 15 to 1 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Rotary Club
Chaiman Jack Royston
Dr. Deans
Oakville
V. Force
Guelph
Thos. Jones
R. R. Parker
G. A. Dilla
Acton
Acton Club
Britain guards North Sea fish stocks with new accords
Britain imposes safeguards to prevent overfishing in North Sea waters. Surveys show stocks already low and declining again, prompting the White Fish and Herty Industry Board to publish proposals aimed at preventing a recurrence of critically low levels between the wars. The measures reflect agreements from the Oval-Fishing Convention governing North Sea fishing vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
White Fish
Herty Industrica
Theyre on the move for shower zest in their work
Financial Post writer Napier Moore profiles Sidney J. Kidder and his wife as they resume moving camps after retirement. The couple, long tied to wilderness postings, plan a three year voyage to Kilimbe Mine Fort Portal Uganda Brish East Africa, marking a new chapter away from steady retirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napier Moore
Sidney J. Kidder
Bie
Kidders
Sidney
Kiddera
Trex
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Eden Mills
James Douglas
Alvin Fisher
B. Wilson
R. Cordier
Gordon Aitken
Gordon Robertson
Sundridge
Walt
Erin
F. Brydon
Brydon
James
FE. Fisher
Swain
Niagara Falls
Mary Struthers
Aint-Mers—Russell—Striuhers
Terry
Preston
Elliott Bros
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North Africa
George Drew
Ontario
Hughways
Provinee
Oliver
Joliffe
John Root
Wellington-Dufferin
Drew
CFRB
Thur
Cknx Wingham
North Sea
Pollock and
Campbell
Water St
North Galt
Walton County
Acton Park
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