Local residents and visitors noted around town this week
Several locals and guests are listed visiting relatives and traveling. Dora Lambert stayed in Paisley and Chedley, Sara Wa. Gowty awaits in Superior. Boyd Clark returned from Toronto for the weekend. Frank Browning and Grindell were back from Ottawa and Acton respectively. Mrs Mowat visits Copper Ct with her son Dr Harald Mowat. Harold Anders from Toconts is with her parents. Martin Meulkner from Woronta stayed with Sizx Nelson Swiss Hanel Gakes’s sister. Mrs Benson of Midland visited her son. Earl Waller and E. Hawthorne embarked on a motor trip to Sharbot Lake and beyond. John Carr and family of Milton visited old neighbors Wm Hutt. Dorothy Clayton and Josephine Coughlin of Hermilton spent the weekend at home. Mrs G G Robertson of Everton visits son Norman. Joan Davey and James Demnidy of Toronto were guests at D Richardson’s home. George Mason has returned from hospital. Mrs A B Lyon returned to Ulster Pa after two weeks with her sister G A Dill. Margaret Ann Freyne of College Heldhts Guelph spent weekend with grandparents W J Oakes. Mrs Lawrence Wieck returned from Guelph General after appendectomy. Mr and Mrs J Held and Miss Bernice Reid visited Waterloo and attended Lieut F B Pugh and Mrs Dorothy Helmrick’s wedding in Trinity United Church Kitchener on Monday.
Holstein and Jersey Breeders Field Day at Guelph
Holstein and Jersey Breeders of Hatton and Peel gathered over 1000 for the annual Field Day at Guelph on Saturday. Prof. FH G Knox spoke on his Britain trip and postwar Canadian markets. Events included farm tours, livestock parade, labor saving displays, a youth sports program, and judging results with winners from Peel County and Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Hatton
Peel
Guelph
FH. G. Knox
Animal Husbandry Department
Great Britain
A. T. Woodley
Charles McKeown
J. W. Pawley
Holstein Club
W. H. Robinson
Georgetown
Jersey Club
Ellsworth Arnott
Peel County
John McCullough
Acton
Lailes
Stewart Mallow
Watson Wiggins
Junior Farmery
Kenneth Robertson
Cameron Gowland
Ronny Fhring
Life in Focus Amid City Worship Scene
A fragmented, OCR style clipping mentions a life image, worship, photography, and public attention. The unclear text references a community or religious gathering and a photographer or press item, with scattered names and sources.
Sunday church events listed for June 18 1944
The notice lists services at 1100 am and 700 pm by The Minister with 4215 pm Sunday School and 4215pm indicates activity. WP Warner Rainn is in charge. The LatE w. mintse in charge. Everyone Welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Rainn
W. Mintse
Edgewood Park Sold for Camp Site Purchase
In view of the need for a permanent camp site and with approval from the executive committee, Symod is recommended to purchase the Edgewood Park property for 10 000 dollars and replace the current camp committee with a board of directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ood Park
Ther
Edgewood
Symod
Edgewood Park
Indigent Accounts Dominate Council Session Details
The council discussed charity accounts and farm labor organization for Acton district with volunteers urged for harvest. Cracked drainage on Bower Avenue prompted a reply to Mra. Campbell and highway aid from the Department of Highways. An accident involving a bicyclist was deemed outside council responsibility. The fire brigades requested fog ram rods from Bickle Seagrave Co. Council adjourned at 10:55 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL. Wright
Art
Acton
Ie Dents
Liquor Control Board
Mra. M. Md. Campbell
Bower Avenue
CINE
Department of Highways
J. McCutcheon
Harrop
Lanatics
Duncan McCallum Elected President of Halton Prog Con
The Halton Progressive Conservative Association annual meeting in Milton elected Duncan McCallum Burlington as president with Wealey Beatty as first vice president and Grace Hallet Oakville as lady vice-president. Lloyd D. Dingls Burlington became secretary and Chas Leath erland Acton treasurer. A. S. Nicholas Burlington named county organizer. Peter McArthur addressed the gathering on current issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Progressive-Conservative Association
Milton
Duncan McCallum
Stanley Hall
M. P
Offilo Ers
Duncan McCallums
Burlington
Wealey Beatty
Sire
Grace Hallet
Oakville
Lloyd D. Dingls
Chas
Leatherland
Acton
A. S. Nicholas
Peter McArthur
Dairymen's Association of Canada
Drew
Meeting of United W M S Held at Miss Bennett’s Home
The June meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society of the United Church was hosted by Miss M Z Bennett. President Mrs E J Caldwell led, with devotions by Mrs S Reid and Mrs B Mowat. A baby was packed for shipment to the West and a social lunch followed. The July meeting will be at Mrs J Symon's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the United Church
M. Z Bennett
E. J. Caldwell
S. Reid
B. Mowat
A. W. Fosbury
Wansbrough
Miss Bennett
Dorothy Simmons
O. Parker
Mra. J. Symon
Enrolments and ranks listed for Halten and Nassagaweya units
The notice lists cadet and private enrolments by school and district including Esquesing Nassagaweya Nelson and Nassagaweya No 5 with teachers named Miss G M Wilson Miss M Ireland Miss H Jervis and others. It records Lance Corporals Corporals and Privates across multiple schools with enrolment counts from 3 to 47 and assorted teacher names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cansiian
Lhowing
Margaret Kirkpatrick
Nell Benton
Vivian Hill
Milton
Prin. E. W. Foster
Cargarals
B. MacCasiiii
Gray Merslant
Wi. Eason
K. Lyons
Violet Nelles
Donna McMillan
Don McMillan
Nassagaweya
H. Jervis
Gordon McCoy
Nelson
Miss E. Scott
Erwin Lucas
Mildred Lucas
Audrey Wickson
Charlie Reid
June O'Donnell
Marjorie Segeworth
Greta Telford
B. Terry
Billy Vivian
Joan Gunby
D. Hurd
Joseph Campbell
June Campbell
Mises McAndress
Garth Carter
Jack King
Mike M. Harbottle
Lange Corpoghi
Reggie Coulson
Nelson No
E. A. Smipson
Trafalgar No 7W Mintelmest 25 Weacher Miss SM
Local item lists names and addresses including Miss S M Millgate and Weacher, detailing private notices and a small cluster of individuals in a community filing. The fragment references a Trafalgar number and mintelmest 25, indicating an internal ledger or notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trafalgar No
Mintelmest
Weacher
SM. E. Millgate
I Privade
Local luncheon clinic organized by Lakeside IOD
Eleanor Jacque and Walter A Pesta led a Lakeside I O D E luncheon clinic with Mrs J Beatty in charge of meals assisted by club members. Reception committee included Mrs L McDonald Mrs Blow and Brew W H Clayton as The V s Men's Club arranged the room equipment and publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Jacque
Walter A. Pesta
William Middleston
Chris Shwadkhs
W. J. Beatty
Lakeside
Mra. Hi
L. McDonald
FS. Blow
Brew W. H. Clayton
V's Men's Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Derry
Halifax
M.S
Dora Lambert
Severa
Paisley
Chedley
Sara
Gowty
Superior
Wisconsin
Boyd Clark
Toronto
Frank Browning
Mra
J. A. Mowat
Es Xt Copper Ct
Harald Mowat
Harold Anders
Toconts
Martin Meulkner
Woronta
Sizx
Hanel Gakes
Earl Waller
Hawthorne
Sharbot Lake
Sra
John Carr
Wm. Hutt
Dorothy Clayton
Josephine Coughlin
Hermilton
Homer
G. G. Robertson
Everton
Norman
Young Street
Joan Davey
James Demnidy
1D. Richardson
George Mason
A. B. Lyon
Ulster
G. A. Dill
Margaret Ann Freyne
College Heldhts
W. J. O. Oakes
Lawrence Wieck
Hlome
Guelph General
Oakville Lodge
A. F
A. M
Knox Church
Ehenine Omuniy
Savidegtestan Chk
Cousba
Actos
Forbes Tromeon
EE Walls Wester
Mill Street
Umeaw Men
Acton Monument Works & Neool, Prep
Princess O'Rourke
Olivia DeHavilland
Robert Cummings
Champions of Justice
HI Buddy
Robert Paige
Harriet Hilliard
Roy Rogers and
Trigger
Fox News
Lady
Jean Arthur
John Wayne
March of Time
St.Louis
Prog
United W. M.S
M. Z. Bennetts
Scheols
Halten
the Financial Corps
Sanay
Ger
Aki Wanreniord
Stanley Park
Erin
Modernaires OR
Dancing
F. L. Wright Realtor and Insurance
Guelph and District
Ecal Fetate Beard Escisto
Canadian Association
Ecal Fetate Beards
Ontario Association
Ecal Estate Beards
Vire and
Esualty Imeuramcs Agents Association
Eee
Tueeday
Milton Inuw
Weteeetay Aeus
AL Aerts
Hamilton
Insissuts
Milten
Boott
Mgr
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