Cedarvale Social Roundup Spends Weekends With Friends
Mrs Sim returns from Toronto after weeks away while Betty Sim of Guelph and Helen Sim of Port Credit visit Cedarvale. Mr Wert James visits with Cameron at Norval and Mr Tom Nelson plans additions to his slaughterhouse. William Cox leases Kennedy farm and Mulder is called to Stratford for training. Mrs Lightle ill in Guelph hospital. friends send wishes for a speedy recovery.
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Sim
Toronto
Wiss Betty Sim
Guelph
Mise Helen Sim
Port Credit
Wert Jamea
Cameron
Norval
R. Lb. Davidson and
Wilmer
Robert Marshall
Bobbie
Acton
Angus McArthur
William. Cox
Frank Kennedy
Tom Nelston
Auke Mulder
Stratford
John Lightle
Guelph Hospital
McBains Host Visitors From Area
Mr and Mrs Chester McBain welcomed guests including Mr and Mrs Stanley Plumber and family and Mrs Lottie Plumber of Simcoe. Harold and Ervin Jackson of Brampton visited sister Mrs Robert Brown. Morris Burkholme of Guelph visited Lynd Smith. Douglas McDonald of the RC A F in Quebec was home for Sunday.
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Chester McBain
The
RC. A.F
Quebec
St Patrick Tea and church notices in Rockwood area
Postponed St Patrick's Tea was held in Rockwood at the United Church Sunday afternoon with modest attendance. Rev Moyer of St George conducted United Church services in Rev Daw son's absence. Intercession prayers were held at royal request. M P Barry, recently unwell, was admitted to St Josephs Hospital. Ross Gordon underwent surgery for appendicitis at Guelph General Hospital and is recovering. Visitors included Mr and Mrs John Attchison, Miss Wilma Milne and friend, Miss Doris Milne, Mr and Mrs James Tolls. St John’s Church slide talk on Paul by Rev N Brooks. highway cleanup continues after snow in Tetford area.
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W. A
United’ Church
St. Patrick's
P. H. Dawson
Mr. Moyer
St. George
United Church
King George
M. P. Barry
St. Joseph’st Hospital Guelph
Ross Gordon
Guelph General Hospital
John Attchison
Brantford
Wilma Milne
Doris Milne
OAC
Guelph
James Tolls
Jenten
Sto John’s Church
Brooks
Si Paul Fred Hamilton
Tet
Vam
Evening notices and family updates from Vittsburg and Hillsburg
Mrs Leonard Awres of Vittsburg announced a wedding on Thursday for Mr and Mrs John Ret. Mrs Dearing in Toronto this week. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Bert Dearing on the arrival of a daughter Ronnie Evangeline. Attendees from here included Mrs John Reed and others at Miss Myrtle Head in Melee Chapel. Sympathy extends to Mrs Erne Awrey. Morley Afton joins News-Record staff at Fergus. Archib Wilson’s sale successful despite bad roads. Mrs A Gregson of Hillsburg visiting Wallace.
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Mroandt
Leonard Awres
Vittsburg
Mtr
John Ret
Whursday
Plarses Dearing
Toronto
Mroo
Bert ‘Uhomypesaiyert
Hallsburg
Chira Leeson
Nille Beverles Donaldson
Meaml Myx Lorne Donaldson
General Hospital
Bao Dearing
Tiyronteant
Ronnie Evangeline
Morley Afton
News-Record
Fergus
Archiv Wilson
Nassagaweya News Notes And Condolences
The community extends sympathy to the widow and family of the late Earl F Price of Nassagaweya lot 23 con 3. Ross Gordon of Nassagaweya lot 21 con 5 underwent appendicitis surgery last Tuesday. Temperance Federation from Galt delivered a forceful sermon at Ebenzer United Church. Tyra Wilson of OAC Guelph visited her parents Elwood and Mrs Wilson over the weekend. William Rees of Guelph visited Nassagaweya relatives Sunday. Spring birds are heard signaling the season. Maple sugar and syrup making has begun. John McGregor of Nassagaweya is ill with the flu.
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Earl F. Price
Nassagaweya
Ross Gordon
Manny
Temperance Federation
Gult
Ebenezer United Church
Tyra Wilson
OAC
Guelph
Elwood Wilson
Wm. Rees
Nassnapaweya
Rand
John McGregor
Nassafaweya
Local Women Run War Work Bingo and Teas
A Women's Institute bingo at the home of Mr and Mrs Jor Scott raised just over seventeen dollars for War Work. Planned events include an afternoon tea an outreach and dance and a bingo at Georgetown Legion rooms early next week all proceeds aiding W I war work. A Salvation Army clothing carton of forty four items was sent from Limehouse. Social visits noted include Mr and Mrs Tor onto and Mr and Mrs Steve Norrie hosting and Mrs Gisby spending time at their home.
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Women's Institute
Jor Scott
Legion Rooms
Georgetown
W. I
Salvation Army
Limehouse
FE. Morrow
Toronto
R. Lane
Donald McDonald
Sam Gisby
Steve Norrie
Mr. Win
Newton
St Patrick's Tea in Eden Mills Marks 10th Ladies Aid Anniversary
Weather kept attendance light at the Presbyterian Church event in Eden Mills. Mrs Witlington of the Salvation Army in Guelph spoke in appreciation of war work. Meetings of the Women's Missionary Society and Ladies Aid followed at Mrs Mino Hoy Gobon's home with roll calls and small fund sales. Nearby, families gathered for visits. a funeral in Timmins cast a somber tone as the community mourned Lindsay Dyer.
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St. Patrick's
Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Aid
Witlington
Salvation Army of
Sidh
W. Early
George Thomas
Fasorte Tynan
New My. Phat
With Wilson
Toronto
Woolson Viet Charles
Mtrs
Joseph Abbott Kidona
Thomas Fen
Suelph
Jerndan
James Davis
Ham- Mien
C. Scott
Lindsay Dyer
Timmins
Everton Bride Vincent Hepburn and Helen McDonald Married in Erin
Mr Vincent Hepburn of Acton wed Miss Helen McDonald of Georgetown on March 15 in Erin Village with Rev K Norris of the Church of Christ Erin officiating. A family luncheon reception followed at the bride’s parents home and they will reside in Georgetown. Nearby visitors included Mr and Mrs Stanley McKay and Mr Robert McCutcheon from Guelph.
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Vincent Hepburn
Acton
Helen McDonald
Georgetown
Erin Village
K. Norris
Church of Christ
Erin
Will van’ Norman
Errett Sunter
James Hepburn
Social Notes From Nassagawega and Nearby Towns
Mrs D Talbot of Nassagawega with daughter and son in law Roy Hindley visited over the weekend. El Croft of Rockwood spent Tuesday with Mrs M Standish. Ruth Root and Gordon Root of Erin visited their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs R D Burrows. Mrs S Maltby of Aberfoyle visited with her daughter and son in law Ken Tawse. Elvent Winter of Townline spent Monday with Mr and Mrs W J. Alf and Dan Winter were in Weston Monday. A fair crowd attended last Wednesday's auction sale of Bentley Wilson with Hindley as auctioneer. Mr and Mrs Stacey Box and Reg moved into Wes Leitch's house on the third line. Box works for Leitch this season. A capacity audience enjoyed a three act play A Family Disturbance by local youths Monday. Cast included Ken Tawse Alvin White Blanche McKinnon Gordon Aitken Harvey Fisher Dorothy McTeal Sunter Ken Tawse Dr McNabb paid his spring school visit Wednesday morning.
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D. Talbot
Nassagawega
Roy Hindley
el Croft
Rockwood
M. Standish
Ruth Root
Gordon Root
Erin
R. D. Burrows
S. Maltby
Aberfoyle
Ken Tawse
Elvent Winter
W. J. So
Alf
Dan Winter
Weston
Bentley Wilson
Hindley
Stacey Box
Regiie
Wes. Leitch
Box
Leitch
Gordon_aAitken
Alvin
Fisher
Cas
Ken
Tawse
White
Blanche McKinnon
Gordon Aitken
Harvey Fisher
Dorothy Mmeteal
Ken Stubbington
Dan Hindley
Rte
McNabb
Burlington News Briefs Include Hospital Case and Council Action
James Ring was rushed to General Hospital with severe internal injuries after a crush at Dominion Foundry and Steel. The town council debated banning pinball devices, with a two week delay as police investigate and report. The Gazette notes a church event with the Bishop of Niagara and a high school board meeting awarding a furniture contract.
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James Ring
General Hospital
Domnion Foundry and Steel Company
Hamlton Bee
Niagara Atte
Calorie Furniture Company
Gazette
Local News From Walkerton and Area Hospital Advice
Mrs Win Batley and Mrs M Nalwell arrived Monday after a patadiage Chapuaxt month with fede alster. Mrs Cok at fumadbi Sask. Mr and Mrs Graham Matthews stayed on Walkerton visit with Mr and Mrs Harvey Matthews. Mrs Thompson has gone to Hamilton to stay with her son Ralph Thompson while recovering from a fractured wrist. Master Ronald Jackson, son of Mr and Mrs David Jackson, fractured left leg when a horse kicked him at his grandfather Campell Steen barn. The boy was moved to Guelph General Hospital for convalescence.
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Win. Batley
M. Nalwell
Hanes
Fede Alster
Cok
Fumadbi
Sask
Graham Matthews
Walkerton
Peoain
Paisley
Harvey Matthews
M. ‘Thompson
Hamilton
Ralph ‘Thompson
Thomp‘yon
Tonald
Ronnie) Jauckson
David Jackson
Campbell Steen
Guelph General Hospital
Campbellville Y P S elects officers for coming year
At St. David's Presbyterian Y P S in Campbellville on Monday evening the year closing election resulted with Mrs. Howard Cash as President Audrey Hamilton as Secretary Mrs. Alex Moore as Treasurer and Verle Vanskicle as Pianist The item notes local visits absentee updates and recent quilting activities by the Patriotic Society including two quillings and four quilts.
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St. David's
RCAF
St. ‘Thomas
Ontario official speaks at Lions Club meeting in McGibbon House
GEORGE T. E. Dietrich of the Hydro Electric Power Commission of Ontario was guest speaker at the Lions Club gathering in McGibbon House last Monday. A $3000 fund donation from the Toronto Evening Telegram War Victims Fund was announced as the latest contribution from a Herald tour. Pte Merne Dale of Kitscoty Alberta, visiting his uncle LeRoy Dale, spent the weekend in town with Pte Gebert of Florida. Both are stationed at Camp Borden with the Tank Brigade. The Young People's Union of the United Church visited Mitton Monday night for entertainment at St Patrick's Dark's patron by the Young People of St Paul's United Church.
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T. E. Dietrich
Hydro Electric Power Commission of Ontario
Speoklice
Lions Club
Mc Gibbon
Wein Tors
Toronto Evening Telegram
Brisis War Victims Fund
Herald
Merne Dale
Kitscoty
Alberta
LeRoy Dale
Pte
Gebert
Florida
Camp Borden
Tank Brigade
Young People’s Union of the United Church
Mitton
Oios. Patrick's Darks
St. Paul's United Church
Milton event notes and local council issues in Milton
Mrs. Maurice Poole of Milton returns from TAT General Hospital after a serious operation and convalesces at her parents home. Council debates Main Street illumination and storefront appearance amid ongoing carnival planning and charity fundraising.
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Maurice Poole
Lyle Durie
Milton
Tat General Hospital
Orn A
Heldoa Vna
Mitten
Young Canada Club
Red Cross
TODE
Toronto
Velesram
Oswald Adles
Sixteen Mile Creek
Martin's Pond
Walter Upen
Ward Teddick
Cross-Breed Hog Genetics Boosts Midwest Farmers
Des Moines report notes cross-bred hogs and cross-bred corn rising as key genetic advances. Hybrid corn fell from favor due to per acre yield limits, while cross-bred market pigs show 5 to 8 percent faster growth and better feed efficiency.
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Des Moines
Cps Crosse
Poland- China
Elephant drawn tramway planned for Port Blair
A proposed elephant drawn tramway at Port Blair in the Andaman Islands would cost about $50,000 and may be the only one of its kind. The move aims to ease British operations with Greek forces, prompting a London daily to publish lessons in everyday Greek.
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New Delhi
India
Cpr
Port Blair
Andaman Islands
Indian Ocean
London
London Daily
For Sale Notice: Agricultural Seeds and Cattle Fend
Announcer lists rust resistant Vanguard Gats Bright Sample The OAC 21 Barley koe Minden Spring Wheat and Thay cattle fend. Contact Brown via Werle Acton phone for details.
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Vanguard
Minden
Phone Werle
Acton. Com
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Acton Free Press
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