Society and Local Travel Notes From Guelph to Orillia
Miss Kay Kelly visits Guelph this week. Jim McGeachie visits relatives in Toronto over the weekend. Miss Mons McGeachie holidays in Toronto with relatives. Mr and Mrs George W Benton spend weekend with relatives in Orillia. Mr and Mrs George Murray return from Wingham to their home. Mrs D C Fuissell and Miss Jessie Russell arrive home from Petarsburg Herids. Mrs Webster called home to Orillia due to the death of her brother George T Curran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim McGeachie
Toronto
Miss Mons McGeachie
George W. Benton
Orillia
George Murray
Wingham
Musial Examinations at Toronto Conservatory Honors
Miss Margaret Harrison passed Grade VIII with honors at the Toronto Conservatory of Music. She studies under Gordon Goott of Guelph. Results from Mrs Gowdy’s pupils include Muriel Stephen Grade 8 first class honors Doris Mitchell Grade 1 honors Jean Drakes Grade U first class honors Kenneth Hassard Grade 1 honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Harrison
Toronto Conservatory of Music
Margaret
Gordon Goott
Guelph
Wm. Gowdy
Muriel Stephen
Doris ‘Mitchell
Jean Drakes
Kenneth Hassard
Honam
Publisher Dies in Orillia Veteran Curran 73
George T. Curran longtime publisher of the Orillia News-Letter and finance chairman of the Orillia Power Commission died at his Orillia home after two weeks illness. He was 73 and survived by a widow five sons and three brothers and four sisters with ties to Sault Ste Marie Star and Toronto publishing ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Curran
Orillia Power Commission
Orillia News-Letter
Orillia
Mr. Curran
James W. Curran
Sault Ste- Marie Star
Grabbe Printing Company
Toronto
Toronto Star
Exsey Centre
Exsex Chronicle
John Curran
Cedarvale School February Report Highlights Student Scores
The Cedarvale School report for Erin No. 7 presents February scores for students led by Orma Pines 685 percent and Phyllis Smith 66 percent, with multiple seniors and juniors earning honors. Mentions include Colin McCallum 16 percent, Arthur Saunders 64 percent, Doris Gordon 83 percent, Beth McCallum 82 percent, and Doris Gordon 83 percent among others, noting absences for one or more exams and Marjorie Thompson as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin
Cedarvale
Orma Pines
Phyllis Smith
Sr. Rr
Margaret Gordon
Waller Smart
Betty Bln
Elizabeth Sim
Flora Sim
Br. YW
Colin McCallum
Honors
Arthur Saunders
Smith Gritfin
Dorks Keeler
Beth Harding
W—Doris “Gordon
Beth McCallum
Mabel Hardy
Gordon Wold
Ronald Saunders
Ble Bim
Archie ,Cunningham
Y—Elmodasin
Thelman Hardy
Roy Harding
Adaline Cunningham
Joyce Leitch
Wherwyni Hola
Dorothy Cunningham
Bert Cunningham
Marjorie Thompson
Teasher
Judgment Reserved In Halton Civil Suit Peacock V County
George Peacock of Trafalgar Township sues Halton County for 50 damages after an automobile crash on a road between Milton and Acton last May. Judge Munro reserved judgment. Peacock alleges a defective road caused his car to leave the ditch. passengers A Elliott G L Wuude C Currie and A Dryborough of Milton sustained minor injuries. County and road engineers Noy Smith and R Raynor testified for the defence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peacock
Halton
George Peacock
Trafalgar
Milton
Acton
Munro
A. Elliott
GL. Wuude
C. Currie
A. Dryborough
Noy Smith
Oakville
R. Raynor
Toronto
R. Yviamilton
Melbourne holidayer meets schoolboy on bridge in creek scene
A Melbourne man on holiday, armed with a gun, wanders near lagoons and creeks by a river before meeting a schoolboy with books on a bridge. The boy, wary at first, notices the man and then points to the approaching schoolmaster, who arrives minutes later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Haliday
Milas
George Wallace Exclusive But Not Expensive
George Wallace offers exclusive yet affordable options at a storefront on Yonge Street near Ryrie. Details emphasize value and proximity for shoppers seeking budget friendly selections. Exclusive deals and low prices are highlighted for a limited-time window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wallace
Yonge Street
Ryrie
Acton Tanners Defeat Fergus 11 to 4 in Arena Clash
Acton Tanners crushed Fergus 11 to 4 with strong late period play in Acton Arena. McGregor scored for Fergus, then Acton responded with disciplined defense and multiple line changes led by Greer in goal. A large Fergus contingent attended, and crowd energy surged as the locals closed out the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taner
Marzo
Lindmy
Tax Acron Farm Press
Fergus Arena
Asl
Priday
Johnny Jones
Guelph
Tunners Triumph in 9-3 Road Victory at Fergus
The Tunners led 1-0 and then dominated Fergus with a 9-3 win amid record crowds. Acton supporters traveled by car and bus, the Fergus arena drew about 1,400 fans, and key plays featured Brown and Mooney as well as Lindsay and White in goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thistles
Fergus
Acton
Oasa
Wneither
H. Runnells
Walters
Brown
D. Runnells
Greer
Fergus Thistles Stun Acton In High Scoring hockey Clash
The Fergus Thistles defeated Acton 9 3 in Fergus arena with Brown stopping a flurry of Acton shots while Terry and Morton led Fergus in scoring. Postgame scenes in Fergus featured celebrations as fans praised the win and local players were feted in town.
Luncheon Menu and Quick Canned Foods Ideas
A pantry friendly luncheon menu uses canned goods such as crab meat mushrooms and evaporated milk with a gingerbread recipe. It suggests fresh milk as an alternative and offers simple tips like saving soap scraps for bags and folding socks after darning to extend wear.
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Rcrabmoent
Etter
Swordfish Boom Hits Canadian Waters Off Nova Scotia
Canadian swordfish landings in 1935 reached a record high of about 32.2 million pounds, far exceeding the prior decade’s annual average. Most catch is sent to the United States where shipments in 1934 valued over 156 thousand dollars. The fish, famed for its long bill, yields prized meat and liver oil once undervalued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova Scotia
United States
Field crop values down in Canada 1935 Dominion report
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics third estimate shows field crops in Canada valued at 50.013 million in 1935, down from 549.736 million in 1934 and 453.593 million in 1933. Decline due to lower prices for coarse grains and forage crops. area sown to principal crops rose to about 56.92 million acres. Wheat output totals 277.33 million bushels from 24.12 million acres, at 11.5 bushels per acre. Prairie provinces yield 259.56 million bushels from 23.29 million acres. wheat value around 169.86 million. Price to growers 0.61 per bushel same as 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Prairie Provinces
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Ontario Gas Reserve Expands As Drilling Boosts Supply
Thousands of millions of cubic feet of natural gas have been added to the Ontario reserve after a year of drilling. The supply now covers southwestern Ontario from the Niagara peninsula to Lake St. Clair, with major output in Lambton Welland Haldimand. The Ontario Department of Mines estimates output near five million dollars annually and notes a shift to lower structure rock beds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
London
Dawfield
Lambton County
Acros
Niagara Peninsula
Lake St. Glair
Lambton-ient
Welland- Haldimandield
Canwallan Department of Minced
Boy Scout News and Troop Log Updates
At the weekly meeting Martin Hasslrd was elected Keeper of the Troop Log. A party of Scouts will visit our Local Troop. Rev Arnold injured his knee and was in a cast for days. The Wolves presented smiles and chuckles. Canada hosts about 81 000 Scouts making it a leading Scouting nation. Britain may resume Scout migration to Canada and Australia with plans for the program and scholarships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Hasslrd
Arnold
Canada
Mfth Uiseens
Australia
Imperial
Way Ghouls Association
When We Reach the Height of Heaven
A reflection on humility as a girl asks about scaffold workers and learns that self diminishes as we rise toward heavenly character. The father ponders the idea that people’s ego fades in the pursuit of virtue and spiritual ascent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaven
Por years I used to get up at 6 breakfast at 8
Joe boasts a strict daily routine ending at 4 pm, claiming health benefits. Bill questions the regimen with a quip about his fitness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Bill
Rocket Plane Flight Delivers Mail Across State Line
The Hirst rocket glider, carrying 6149 stamps, flew over 1000 feet despite damaged wings. Officials call the test a success as the rocket crossed the state line and the Hewitt postmaster retrieved the mail for truck delivery. Gear and motor were by scientist W Kessler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Flr
Greenwood Lake
N.S
Hewitts
Hewitt
Wladden
W Kessler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kay Kelly
D. C. Fuissell
Jessie Russell
Petarasburg, Hierids
T. Curran
Cedarvale School Report
Clothes
McGregor
EH Runnells
Terry
Norm Morton
Hus
Morton
Walser
Pergus—Brown
Chambers and White
Maraden
MecGregor
Campbell
WW. Runnells
Thompson
Muir
Gibbons
Mooney
Marz
Lindsay
N. Morton
B. Morton
Scott
Woods
Neferee
Coures
Acton Arena
Pergils
Kil
Mahal
Phooey
White
Wooney
Margo
Horroral White
Siynal
Ag Morton
Kerry
Uch
Qgreer
Marsden
Wallera
Aubumnn
Fergué
Dus Morton
Inter
Tanners
Bus Miccorbon
MfcGregor
Wodreger
Shoat
Forgua
Aindlay
Bus Morton
Recce
Walker
Crear
Thistle
Bus
Dus
Mr. Reddy
Nort
Browns
Rafe Jones
Pergua
Morton Bros. Wno
Pers
Mill
Main Streets
Bose
Doc Nelson
Cawthra McGu
Paris
Vt Brown
Rawson
Ocean Steamship Tickets
Radio Commission Network
Tf.l. Wright Mill Street
Ginger Rogers
Fred Astaire
Joan Crawford
Fox “News
King George V
Windsor
Mach Bbb
Monte Carlo
Warren ‘William
Dolores del Rid
Doorman Opera
Honolulu
Gardiner
John Street
Lymon's Hardware
Mill Street
J. K. Gardiner
Miele
Acton, Ontario
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