Limehouse Prize Winners and Social Highlights
Prize winners S M Wright and Mrs Corbett at Hall Board eu chre and dance Friday evening. EO Miller won the door prize. Karns orchestra played for dancing after lunch. Jaffray recently returned from Scotland visit. Susan Mills stayed with grandparents. Mr and Mrs Ted Morrow and Flaine visited Mr Lane. Alex Wright was home on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Hierrington and Foster bought the house near the station from Mrs Gowdy. Robins noted on lawns before the last snowstorm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall Board Euchre
S M. Wright
Mrs. Corbett
Chas Meredith
Mariel Burt
EO Miller
Karns
Jaffray
Scotland
Chas
Jones
Susan Mills
Ted Morrow
Flaine
Lane
Alex Wright
Wm. Hierrington
Aon Foster
Limehouse
Mra Gowdy
Sutton
Nassagaweya Church hears talk by Rev Allan Reech
Rev Allan Reech a returned missionary from China spoke at Nassagaweya Presbyterian Church Friday evening. Mr William Graham and Mr Muir of Knox College Toronto along with Rev Waters of Sterling Ontario are listed to preach for calls soon. A Brookville Hall presentation honored Mr and Mrs Norman Marsh now Pauline Elsely after their marriage. The Farm Forum met Monday at Mr and Mrs EA Davenport’s home with rural members attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Reech
China
Nasageweya Presbyterian Church
Donna McMillan
Nassagawega Presbyterian Church
Wm Graham
Knox College
Toronto
Muir
Waters
Sterling
Ontario
Brookville Hall
Norman Marsh
Pauline Elsely
Farm Forum
EA Davenport
Mra Davenport
Local events detail visits, play and forum notes
Mr John Sim visits Toronto to see parents. Films shown at the local School delight the public. Dr Sutherland and a Wellington County Health Unit nurse inspected the school. Social visits include Mr and Mrs Leo Nicholson and family in St Catharines and Ken Robertson of Toronto. A play titled A Family Disturbance, directed by Mrs Alvin Fisher, staged by the Women's Institute. The Forum discussed Labour Council involvement, agriculture pricing, and farmer unity, with Mr Thomas Fines and Mrs Ward Bruce hosting next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sim
Toronto
Publix
Sutherland
Wellington County Health Uni
Toxords
Leo Nicholson
St Catherines
Elvena Water
Ouatie
W J Jackson
George Anderton
Women's Institute
Mina Doris Finea
G Toberman
Calvin Evans
Mag
Marjorie Chester
Alin Fisher
Gonton Aitken
Ken Stibbington
Jarome Inter
Ralph Sinclair
Fred Raptle
Alvin Fisher
Arthur McKinney
Forum
Ward Bruce
Atpicc
Guelph
Thomas Fines
Limehouse WI Holds March Meeting At Home Of Mrs Curry
The Limehouse Women’s Institute met March 2 at Mrs KE Curry Check Line with President Mrs E Miller presiding. Secretary J Ellerby read February minutes and treasurer’s report as members shared Irish jokes during roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limehouse WI
Mra KE Curry
Thurday
Mom E Miller
J. Ellerby
Noble
Unicef
Memorial Hall
Mra Ellerby
Smethurst
Kirkpatrick
Limehouse Memorial Hall
J S. Noble
Frank Brown
Giaby
S. Kirkpatrick
S. Gisby
Kirk- Patrick
Hall
Unitarian Service Committee of Canada
Wright
H Norton
Mra. Noble
Mra. Kirkpatrick
Agriculture
R. Thompsson
E. Sanford
Citizenship and Education
Ethel Chapman
Farmer’s Magazine
Mra. Glasby
Historical Research
Mra Cromar
Georgetown
A. J. Smethurst
Mra Ro Thompson
God Save the King
Reduced Speckled Trout Limits and Non-Resident Fees
Ontario departments cut speckled trout daily catch to fifteen fish nationwide and ten in Norfolk County, with seven inch minimum. The old limit was twenty or ten pounds. Non-resident fees rise to six fifty for an individual license and six hundred for a family license to cover administration costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Lands and Forests
Norfolk County
Flahland Game — Committee
Ontario
Manitoba
Farm Forum discuss friend or foe at Lloyd Merthal home
Ballinafad Farm Forum met at the home of Lloyd Merthal to discuss Friend or Foe. The hockey team remains undefeated in the group, winning 4-2 and 7-1 against Smokey's Wildrats of Phistletown. They played Acton Tuesday night. Arnold McEnery has returned after doctors care. Mumps seem to be clearing away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Merthal
Smokey
Wildrats
Acton Milto n girls hockey clash ends 5 4
A girls hockey practice ran behind closed doors on Monday with reports of solid play. On Tuesday Acton faced Milton in a tight inter-echoe game that Milton won 5 4 with Bruce Rumley Davidson scoring and Anderson strong in goal. A Friday basketball game with Milton is planned in Acton and an Open Night is listed for Friday the seventeenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Milton
Miltonites
Bob Bruce
Bob Rumley
Don Davidson
Bruce
Rumley
Davidson
Anderson
Acton Neta
Community notices and visit reports fill week in town
Mr and Mrs Wilfred Flewelling hosted the Forum on Monday with good attendance and a lively Farmer and Industrialist discussion. Sunday visitors from Toronto and Erin were noted at Glen David and other local homes. Mumps in the community and several hospital recoveries are reported amid social events and a Friday hall dance with Donaldson’s orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Flewelling
E Awrey
Fat Giray
John Watson
Difford Watson
Heather
Toronto
Lisyd Lyons
Erin
Glen David Aona
James Dobson
Gordor Frick and
Douglas
Carl Letton
Glen
Why Not A Fence With A Hedge
Discussion on hedges as private garden screens at the Central Experimental Farm Ottawa notes hedges cheaper than fencing and provide a background for flowers. It covers height colour texture choices for large or small gardens and how hedge type affects perceived space and light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garien
Ottawa
Gardening for Summer Food in Small City Backyards
Wartime readers learn to grow vegetables in limited spaces selecting beans beets lettuce and tomatoes for sunlit patches. Dig soil eight to ten inches deep use cop soil or rotted manure if available. apply fertilizer lightly and avoid seed with unsuitable local varieties for best yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yas
Everton Residents Visit and Family Travel Notes
Sunday visitors include Mr and Mrs John Alton of Everton and Mr and Mrs Albert Alton of Guelph. Mrs John Talley and son left for Italy after visiting her mother Mrs Hunter, who accompanied them to New York. Mrs T P D McCutcheon returned from Toronto after a week with relatives. Alf Habelum of St Catharines visited Ben Simons, and Jennie Tovell returned from Hamilton. Cleopatra's Needle noted as a London monument from the Egyptian Queen’s palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Alton
Albert Alton
Guelph
John Talley
Italy
Mra Hunter
Hunter
New York
T PD McCutcheon
Toronto
Alf Habelum
St. Catharines
Ben Simons
Barbara Benham
J P Benham
Jennie Tovell
Hamilton
Rockwood Church Cancelled Meeting and Town Hall Programs
Stormy weather led to the cancellation of the WMLS and W A meeting at the Presbyterian Church last week. Town Hall screenings featured Mr Buchan's stock foods film, agriculture clips, and a rodeo segment, followed by a Glee Club and piano recital hosted by Mrs David Armstrong with varied acts and several student performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.mls
Presbyterian Church
Glee Club
David Armnstrong
Dave D Gray
Snowflake Valentines
Minter Saitorman
Heginner
Donna Kingsbury
the Postman
Baby Bear
Naomi Jolliffe
Twinkle
Little Star
Ty Fay Marsden
Hetty
Joyce Jephum
Mia
Ot van Loon
Sheila Paul
Ted Hanar
Mr Valentine
Tavinsky
Rev. van Loon
The
Giannina Mia
John Rockwood
Mra D. Armstrong
David Bacon
Scotland
Bach
Bary Lievyd
Victoria Walker
Mrs Geo Day
Janet
Mary Lioyd
Janet Day
Canada
Mills Marke
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STGAS
Jd Yan
Higgins
District News
Ospringe
Ballinafad
Anthony Huckland
Leno Aralda and
Dick Wood, Assis
Orton
Norman Cook
Fergus Memorial Hospital
Donald Overland
Guelph Hospital
Thulsburg
Wis
Mra Wert Weeks
Hillsburg
Walter Gibson
Alliston
George Watson
Mixa Ann Hall
Earle
Ross Ballentine
Leslie Ballentine
WE Nodwell
Paul Hurd
la Verne Watson
Carl Wumberstone
Harvey Morrison
Donaldson
Erla Currey
Good Hoaby
Everton
London
Rockwood
Acton Home Furnishings
Hare
Gotham
Bog. Conods
Mas
Pallant’s
Acton, Ontario
Canadian National
CNR
Canadian National Railways
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