Moffat Community Notes and Local Tidings
The column records community care after the deaths of W. J. Alison and John Peer, confirms funeral services at the Community Church and Moffat Cemetery, and notes sympathy to mourners. It also mentions a successful tax sale by the Nassagaweya Presbyterian Woman's Association, the Home and School Association meeting, and visits and travels of local residents including Mrs Diana Poole, W. H. Black, Grant Campbell, and Mrs Bert Turner with relatives in Toronto Ottawa Edmonton and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Alison
Hla
Sodom
Mia
John Peer
Sarviee
Hadde
Anglian Church
Moffat Cemetery
Woman Association of
Nassagaweya Presbyterian Church
Allens
Hannah Houck
Our Village
Arnold Marshall
Houck
Harald Elsley
C. J. Poole
Toronto
Adams
W. H. Black
Edmonton
Alberta
Grant Campbell
England
Scotland
Bert Turner
Ottawa
Mra Harold MecGrogan
Milton
Farm Forum and Social Gatherings In Nassa gawa
Nassa gawa section reports a Farm Forum at the Frank home discussing Do we farm the soil of mine it with two groups and four euchre tables. Ladies from WSLS and Nassa gawa Presbyterian Ladies Aid attended the meeting at Mrs Andy Frank with an evening church service planned for April. Busy Bees WI held March meeting at Mr Wm Allison’s home. Apron and Candy Bazaar and Sunday School tea at Nassa gawa Presbyterian Church aided by a food program and proceeds. Friday J J Kennedy shot at and wounded a wolf near his back door. four men tracked it then lost its tracks on the road. Wolves reported locally all winter. Sportsmen Association meeting in Milton featured Mr Mead ows and Mr Marritt. district forester tram-Galt spoke. Mrs Thos Kennedy recently recovered from a bad fall. Death reported for Mrs John Peer, mother of Mrs Service, with funeral in Moffat Community Church. March 15 Farm Forum at Br and Mrs Ralph Price and Wm Price discussed immigration with a social lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waren
Sth Farm Radio Forum
Joseph Frank
Frank
WSLS
Ladies’ Aid
Nassagaweya Presbyterian Church
Andy Frank
WMS
Busy Bees WI
Wm. Allison
Narsagaweya Presbyterian Church
J. J. Kennedy
Sportsmen’s Association
Miltn
Meadows
Woodstock
Marritt
Farm Forum
Ralph Price
Wm. Price
Tople
Rockwood Well Deated Ahead of Frigg Lockers Project
In Rockwood a well site is prepared for the upcoming Frigg id Lockers to be built by the Coolatte Refrigeration Co of Waterloo. Mrs. Arthur Ayles has returned from hospital in Guelph after arm surgery and is recovering well. Sunday services at Sacred Heart and St John s Church were well attended as parishioners marked Pagson Sunday. Mr Jack Garatang plans a fortnight at home from Saskatchewan where he serves with the RCMP. John R Smith returned from a three month visit to Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolatte
Waterloo
Arthur Ayles
Guelph
Xela
Sacred Heart Church
Jack Garatang
Hiny
Saskatchewan
RCMP
St. John's Church
John R.smith
Detroit
Evening School Forum Voices Immigration Debate
At Farm Forum the session led by Mrs. Calvin Evana discussed immigration policy. Mise Marjorie Chester and Mr. Thomas Fines won prizes for bake and lunch was served. The National Film Board showed reels, and Mr Halliday presented films. Mrs K Kalthoff led a brief program with a piano solo read by Mrs Gordon Aitken and choir selections led by Miss Shirley Chester. Seven tables of cake were played in a Women’s Institute event Friday evening with prizes for high scores won by Mrs Gordon Aitken and Mr Gordon Robertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Forum
Calvin Evana
Mise Marjorie Chester
Thomas Fines
Cacre
National Film Board
Halliday
K. Kalthoff
Gordon Aitken
Doris Fines
Shirley Chester
Women's Institute
Gordon Robertson
W. McKenzie
Ralph Sinclair
Limehouse Meeting Notes and Marathon Event Summary
A Limehouse gathering at Mrs. A R Johnson’s home included readings on citizenship and a planned provincial housing questionnaire for March 18 at Mrs. Kirkpatrick’s. Donations to Canadian Save the Children Fund were discussed, school gardens organized, and a History of Cookery lecture followed by musical performances. The marathon night crowned winners in various categories, with Limehouse Memorial Hall Board sponsoring prizes and dancing by the Limehouse orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Johnson
Kirkpatrick
Noble
Halten Children’s Aid Society
Save the Children Fund
Mesdames Kirkpatrick
Sanford
F. Brown
Roughley
Ellerby
C. Clarke
W. T
Ballentyne
Robin Hood Flour Mills
Cramar
DeVries
Graham
F. Karn
Limehouse Memorial Hall
R. L. Davidson
S. Kirkpatrick
Jas, Noble
Harvey Norton
Harold Campbell
W Harding
Mra. McLaughlin
S. M Wright
J. R. Benton
Limehouse Orchestra
Woman's Association Event and Comedy Draw Crowded Hall
The Woman's Association met at Mr John Shows on March 6 with strong attendance and a host of activities. Mrs Mitchell led recreation after a supper, followed by a one act comedy Hongork Hollor Gossip with a large cast and overall applause. The Farm Forum held a euchre on March 5 and a Farm Forum meeting Monday discussed immigration.
Death and community notes in Eden Mills area
Obituary details for Mrs. Robertson of Eden Mills, a longtime Presbyterian and WMS worker, and notes on family, funeral, and church services. Local residents visit, recoveries, and events include Miss Pat Nunn from Havergal College, Toronto, and several Detroit/Port Credit visitors, plus guidance on safer night driving.
Burlington opens Strant Court apartments under housing act
Natunlay marks red letter day as the Grant Court apartments on Trant Street debut under the National Housing Act. D P Mansur of Central Mortgage and Housing Corp Ottawa lauds the cooperative effort and credits Hughes Cleaver MP and local groups for making the project possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natunlay
Burlington
Nurlington
Ingenulty
Parse, Co and Wit
Ar Ing
Hughes Cleaver
M.P
City considers condo deal with corporation for new building
The document notes an adviser proposing a fine apartment could be built for 13 600 and the corporation ready to adjust all of the extra cost. It mentions suggesting to Mayor Craig the benefit of an agreement to let the corporation construct several units in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig
Une
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District News
Moffat
Nassagawey A
U. S.no
Rockwood
Limehouse
Ballinafad
Eland
Mitchell
Mra
John Cate
Wonra
Syd Speers
Vannatter
Accordian
Yuri Mrotyalliday Atao
Lloyd Marshall
Bud Snow
Arnold McEnery
McKankell
Iavin- Hing
Elwood Snow
Eden Mills
Lloyd Bewley
Little Sons
Trenton
J. Bewley
FP. Gardiner
D. MacDougall
Andrew Bellamy
Port Credit
Albert Burrows
Presbyterian Church
Pat Nunn
Havergal College
MacDougall
George Robertson
Canada
Robertson
W.M. S
Women’s Institute
Douglas
Gordon
Joan
James McKnight
Acton
Georgina
Squinn
Fort William
Jean
Wayne Quinn
F. Williamson
G. W. Wilson
D. Clark
H. McIntosh
H. Gilbertson
Fred Williamson
James Toltan
Wm.Cole
Wilkin
Victor Smith
A. Carr
Guelph, Ont
Tel
Oo Cay
Howard Credit Jewellers
YONGE
Edward
Free Press
Clement and
Mountain
W. Forester & Son Painting
Constructoily
Cork
Udy
Arnello
Lake Cris
Tary
Grant
Bergman
Claude Rains
Deami
RAND
Lon
Hinton’s
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