Local notices from Oakville and Bronte regions
Bank of Montreal official Mr G Webber transfers to Brampton. Ruth and Billie Eaton prepare to travel from England aboard the 8.8 Washington. Mrs Cadmore dies at Bronte at age 75. Miss Lucy Walsh of Colborne Street dies at 70 after long illness. Mr Clare Taylor injured in car ditching accident. Bishop United Church Sunday School Board hosts chicken dinner for 50 members with J H Turner presiding. Whitby team seeks Intermediate B championship in eastern town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Webber
Bank of Montreal
Brampton
Ruth
Billie Eaton
Col. W. ®. Eaton
Eaton
England
Washington
Bronte
W. H Cadmore
Cudmore
Star
Clare
Taylor
Neighborhood News Interesting Items From Other Centres
Neighborhood round up reports on happenings in nearby communities of interest to readers. Brief notes highlight local civic events, social happenings, and small-town updates with an emphasis on timely, accessible detail.
Local Hospital Notes From Guelph and Toronto
Mrs. George McMennemy lies in General Hospital Guelph after her operation last Monday and is doing nicely. Mr Thos Allen at St Josephs Hospital Guelph underwent appendicitis surgery and is recovering. Mrs Cripps of Toronto spent the weekend at her sister’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McMennemy
General Hospital
Guelph
Thos. Allen
St Joseph's Hospital
Cripps
Toronto
Ban nockinn School Monthly Report and Visitor Notes
Ban nockinn School report lists pupil weights and grades led by teachers KL ML Beckett and J Beckett. J J Beckett from Toronto visited sister Kathlein Beckett at Mr R N Brown's home on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannockinn
Bui Crofts
Jack Noble
Jr. Ir
Irma Watson
Jean Scott
Jetta Roazst
Clifford B McDonald
Norman McDonald
Harold Rossel
Lois Watson
Jackie Gordon
Alvey Gordon
L Lawrence Anthony
ML Beckett
J. Beckett
Toronto
Kathlein Beckett
R. N. Brown
Yadles Aid Society Hosts Successful Meal in NassaGawa
Ebenezer Church in NASSAGAWEYA reported a well attended supper hosted by the Yadles Aid Society on Wednesday evening the 6th. The piece also notes the death of Elida Pickett wife of Wm Elliott of Moffat on March 3rd with funeral at Moffat Cemetery led by Rev C 76 Jane. The town extends sympathy to the bereaved family. Maple sugar making begins in the district with tapping expected and local residents traveling to farms and visiting relatives over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yadles’ Aid Society
Ebeneezer Church
Elida Pickett
Wm. Elliott
Moffat
Jane
Moffat Cemetery
Mir
W. F. Darby
Knaitohbull
Myr. W. Kennedy
Knatchbull
Neesagaways
Bert Nightingale
Orangeville
Arthur Nightingale
Weather and community notes from Limehouse village
The past few days brought harsh winter with zero to 12 below temps and deep snow. A March Arena game drew fans from nearby, the Harmony Club visited the United Church group, and Mrs. Brophen traveled while Mrs. Congrave’s railway accident shock was felt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Johnson
Acton
Harmony Club
The
United Church
Feople
Georgetown
Vinehouss
Charles Douglas
Wiliid Johnson
Kenneth
Norris Stephenson
Dick Packer
Elsie Davies
Helen Meco
Hales
Bers
Evenita
Mir
Mark Given
Gholbourne
Heme
Toronto
Everton social notes and injuries in town meeting
A resident, John McCutcheon, broke his hip after falling in his yard and is resting at the hospital. Miss May Watson is in serious condition in hospital. Local residents visit in Toronto. Everton Women's Institute met with Mrs. Hortop presiding. various speakers and activities described, including a spelling match and a planned April social at Everton hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCutcheon
May “Watson
John’ Alton
Hisanor
Toronto
Opé
R. ©. Thompson
Loamen Thompson
G. Loved
W. H. Hortop
Everton Women's Institute
T. Percy Smith
Mra. T. P. Smith
Mira. Thomson Stewart
Everton Hall
Bamar
I. Hamilton
E. D. McPhedran
Dorothy Church
J. P. McLeod
Ginger Palm
Geo. ‘Yeading
W. Couling
Ann Jackson
Women's World Day of Prayer Event and Local Notices
The Rockwood column notes a well attended World Day of Prayer in United Church with a pancake social hosted by the Ladies Organization of the Presbyterian Church featuring a debate on whether the modern girl makes a better wife. Also reported are a funeral in Guelph for Mrs Georgy A Marshall, Nile Club anniversary, recent visitors, and local church activities plus recovery of blacksmith Fred Gibbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
Ladies’ Organization
The
Presbyterian Church
Jas
EB. McPherson
Anna McNabb
Laura Tone
Myrtle Maud
Eileen Moore
Misa B. Findley
Missca Georgina Laverty
Jean McLean
Messrs
George Harwood
Walter Swanston
Wa. M. Croft
Mra
Wm. McNabb
Miss
Fred Alton
Georgy A. Marshall
Hitchener
AL Michillants
Arthur E. Rudd
Wiss Ytelty
Durham
Wry
J. AL Little
Helen Pasmore
Ingersoll
Misa
MM. Pysies
Dundas
Frank Cutt
Guelph
Toronto
St. John's Church
E. Bringer
Fred Gibbona
Toronto Visitors Celebrate With Local Families
Mr James Hamilton and Miss Berths Hamilton of Toronto spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Norman Barbour. Mrs James Long returned home after a two months visit with Mr and Mrs R P Travis. In Toronto Mr and Mrs Duncan McDougall entertained friends and neighbors with the Cotton Orchestra from Orangeville supplying music for a dance. A dainty lunch followed and guests enjoyed a pleasant evening. Miss Reta Laidlaw of Brampton Miss Reta Bacon of Alton Mr Kenneth Cotton of Orangeville were weekend visitors with the McDougalls. The cast and helpers of the play Winnie and the Old Man were hosted by Mrs W Magill with a varied program and lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hamilton
Berths Hamilton
Toronto
Reta Laidlaw
Brampton
Reta Bacon
Alton
Kenneth Cotton
Orangeville
Duncan McDougall
Winnie
W. Magill
Local villagers recover as hospital stays ease
Eden Mills reports several residents improving after hospital stays. Thos Tolton returns home gaining strength. John Glendenning and D H Wilson improving though less mobile. Mrs M Appleton of Syracuse has returned to care for her mother. The Women's Missionary Society Day of Prayer at Mrs Jas Barden’s home included a missionary play Soup Sand and Sligo Bush at the United Church on March 12. The play featured humor from bale contents, vocal and instrumental numbers, and a program of recitations and readings. Rev W W Somerville was ill so Mr Henry Leslie chaired. a generous audience enjoyed coffee and lunch after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos
Tolton
John Glendenning
D. H. Wilson
M. Appleton
Syracuse
N.Y
Heer
Women's Missionary, Society Day of Prayer
Jas. Barden
Mnesa
United Church
Corwhin Women's Missionary Society
Messrs. Carter and Watson
Arkell
Mist da Boles
Rebekah Lodge Celebrates 17th Birthday in Georgetown Tumoday
Firefighters were called to a small kitchen blaze in Dr. Paul’s home at eight Sunday morning but extinguished the fire with chemicals before major damage. Georgetown residents W Hf Wilson and Mrs Wilson returned from Toronto after three months away. Notables attended the funeral of Mrs. Charles Erwin in Rochester N Y. Local N W H L team lost 4 to 2 at Seaforth in the semi final, ending their hopes in the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verdun
Rebekah Lodge
Toronto
Robert McPherson
Acton
Rochester
Mia
Charles Erwin
Florence McPherson
Seaforth
Community Notes From Erin District Social and School Reports
Mrs. Ospringe returned after ten weeks with relatives in Detroit and Stratford. A Sing Song at Geo Cooke’s home drew about twenty five attendees with plans for a church social night. The Erin 6 3 school report lists student marks across sections with multiple names and maximum scores. Mrs. O Locker hosted a Woman’s Institute greeting with a bulbs seeds exchange, readings, a paper on an Auction Sale and Wedding, a singing child and Shredded Wheat talk, plus a charity musical contest won by Mrs. Brydon and Mrs. Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy
Detroit
Stratford
Geo. Cooke
Wid
Fred Bapthy
Gov. Rannick and
Marlo
Milton
D. Stewart
Erin
V—Clorena Locker
Helen Robertson
Dorothy McKensla
Alvin Struthers
Gordon Robertson
Jean Peavey
Grace Burrows
George Robertson
Gordon Aitken
George Locker
Mars
Peavoy
Ywi
Norman Mackenzie
Douglas Robertson
Helth Burrows
Helen Alten
Emma ‘Tonsley
Jean Under- WW
Maxdinuns Marka
Kenneth Peavey
Jr, Velen Ainclair
Anni W. Foreman
O. Locker
Woman's Institute Lust Wedeenlay
Mira
Geo
Robertson
Mitsa Lorena Locker
Milton notes and mishaps in a mixed local roundup
Crowds arrive in Milton as Reg Marshall reports tulips half open. John Tinkers injures himself when a horse kicks him after he approached to readjust its harness. A White Leghorn hen lays an egg of unusual size and measurements. Margaret Robinson and Barbara Nixon pass supplementary exams at Toronto Conservatory. J B Bullenham fined $10 for reckless driving after a collision with George Nurse. Knox Church Sunday school superintendent W I Dick receives a commemorative address and cane at a teachers’ presentation hosted by Rev J N McFaul with a bouquet for Mrs Dick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowe
Reg. Marshall
John Tinkers
Jack Hardy
G. T. Coulson
R. R. No
Milton
Margaret Robinson
Barbara Nixon
Toronto
George Nurse
Esquesing
Knox Presbyterian Church
W. I Dick
A. EK. Allen
Mikes Blain
Local notices and social calls from Burlington area
Burlington and Elmwood residents attended a grandmother's funeral and a Sunday parsonage visit. officials discussed water intake permit delays with the Federal government as a town committee ponders Paxit Office site options. Voting on suit selection narrowed to four properties amid ongoing city planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varry Peart
Elmwood
More
TL P
Dlasuinger
Bean
John
Oty
Wm. Hem
Walerloo
Strand
Walker
Mayor Watson
Lloyd Dingle
Art Allen
Manson Milne
Dudley Alma
Ow Paxit
R. W. Dingle
Elizabeth
Pine Breet
Milne Coal Yard
John Street
Gordon ,Berry
Maria Armstrong
Brant Greet
Cganette
Color in Menus Shapes Colorful Meals
Barbara Brock argues color psychology affects menu design influencing appetite. She warns against extreme colors like emerald greens or blue dishes and suggests balanced palettes using reds, yellows, and browns. Sample color themed menus showcase green yellow and gold combinations with balanced foods and decorative blues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patricks
Nella
Family quarrel over dinner timing echoes in kitchen
A playful exchange shows a child anxious about dinner and a mother calmly deferring, lightheartedly noting the clock and appetite. The dialogue captures domestic warmth and timing tension in a simple domestic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabble
Bobble
Where's old Bill Been Lately and The Past Memories
A fragmented dialogue recalls a man named Bill and his alleged theft. The exchange questions why he took a car without paying. The piece ends with a Roosevelt quote on memories spurring present work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Religious Services Today at 11 AM and 7 PM
The Minister speaks at 11 AM on What, About the Puturey and returns at 7 PM with the subject Smoke Screens that Often Deceive. Noon Sunday School and Biss at 2 PM. Tuesday features Young Peoples League and Music Evening. Everybody welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples League
Unreserved Jersey Cattle Sale and Clearing Auction Events
Auction notices describe an unreserved Jersey cattle sale by Arthur Farey at Lot 1 Erin on March 1 at 2 pm with cash terms and a clearing auction for various farm items. Additional auctions by RJ Kerr list farm stock implements grain roots and dairy gear at Lot 35 Eramosa on March 20 at 1 pm with cash terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Farey
Erin
Jersey
A. G. M. Bruyns
Yimshouse
Yworses
Buick
RJ. Kerr
Phond
Aoclom
Russell Glen Alo
Eramosa
Eramosa P
Charp
No. J. Kerr
Phono 36
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Neighborhood News
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Limehouse
Everton
Rockwood
Eden Mills
Ospringe
Burlington
OpLon
Barbara B. Brock
Theodore Roosevelt
B. D. Rachlin
Ont
Christi’s
McCormicks
Weston’s
Libby
Falcon
Horne
Norton Motors
Ontario
Religious
United Church of Canada
Fos. Parsonsge
Bower Avenue
Presbyterian Knox Church
H. L. Bennie
Willow Street
Ebbath School
Baptist Church
Acrow
Ak Easter, Eastor
FB Holmes
Jon Letsemlan
Americas
Charles Darvel
Ume
Arena
R. J. McPherson
J. Kerr
McEmnnety
Tyre
Donald McIntyex
Cowa
Rh v. YO
Phom 36
A. E. Smith
Marcel
Peden
W. F Gray
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