Veteran threshing outfit sold to local operator
After seventy years in service across generations, Von Heers retires his threshing equipment including separator and tractor. John Eagles will run the setup from the farm home. Local fishermen report a strong weekend catch led by W. A. Burchill and son Dr. Charles Burchill with a fine haul. James Roberta of Credit Forka boasts the largest trout in Cree at the Forks, a 2 1/2 inch brown trout weighing 3 1/2 pounds. County offices plan a double oval hard top on the Erin seventh line from No 21 highway to Hallinafad and aim to extend toward Ballinafad, pending funding and approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Heers
Helfountain
John Eagles
Tia Farm
W. A. Burchill
Charles Burchill
James Roberta
Credit Forka
Forks
Erin
No 21
Hallinafad
Halton County
Ballinafad
No 7 Highway
Easter Week Notes From Moffat Village
Easter holidays pass as children return to school and church attendance remains strong. Farmers cheer favorable seeding weather with tractors heard day and night. Local residents travel and visit. several names and towns appear in arrivals, illnesses, hospital transfers, and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our
Bryant
No. 1 School
Daphne Zurrie
Oriltla Apent
W. A. Fraser
Ruth Steaillgray
Guelph
Clarence Dredge
Muriel Allan
Arkell
Catharine Fraser
Thomas Wingrove
Rockwood
Catharine Andenon
Frank Hathaway
Guelph General Hospital
N. M. Truax
Carlisle
Kilbride
CL Pogle
Lois
Joanne
Masters Donald
Ronald Clark
Thoo Simpson
Clark
Imbel Donaven
Burlington High to Work Farm Task in 1915 Plan
Burlington residents attended a High School Heart meeting where the committee voted 3 to 2 against releasing students for farm work this year. The Toons Club also met to discuss tuberculosis prevention duties for Burlington and surrounding district with funding to come from a Christmas sale of scales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sartoides
Die Base Arived
Burl Ington
Alstrict
Jaone Club
Heart
Heelhead
Burlington
Ube Toons Club
Oye
Ton
Ube
Easter House Sale and Social at Wo Shelburne Family
Mrs Fred Shelbourne spent Easter with the Wo Shelburne art family. A tea and bazaar raised $800. Euchre and a dance drew a large crowd. Prizes were won by Mrs Muller and Mr Miller. dancing followed lunch by Barden's Orchestra. Class for No. 9 reopened with Miss Isobel Harlock boarding with the Mitchells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Shelbourne
Shelburne Art Family
David Sti
Mroo
Mra
Rew
Leonard Self
Narval
Union
Mia Spitzer
Nable
Andrew Pewhuret
Georgetown
EO Muller
Russell Miller
AWDT
Spitzer
Misa Verna Webster
Mra Drysdale
Acton
Barden
Orchestra
Hillsburg
Wits Ko
Davilson
SOS No. 9
Isobel Harlock
Mimico
Mitchella
Community Notes From Rockwood Town Hall Week
A well attended Rockwood Town Hall meeting led by Guelph Christian Business Men's Committee with Mr. McAllister as chair. Franks Guthrie Cecil Tapess performed vocal numbers and the St Albans group staged Aunt Tillie Goes to Town to warm reception. Sunday service closed with Rev Dero Melvert preparing for a North Ireland assignment, while Measles absences affected school attendance and local art prize winners Neil and Norman Lambert earned top honors at the Optimist Club show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ememivwis
Guelph
McAllister
Frank Guthrie
Menange
Cecil Tapess
St. Alban’s
Town
Sst John's Choir
Acton Town Hall
St. John’s Girde
Dero Melvert
North Ireland
Mra. Melvor
Neil
Norman Lambert
Optimist Club
Gamiph City Hall
Leonard Nightingale
Guelph General Hospital
J. Glendiining
Etduon Lambert
Hamilton
Eddie Thatcher
Jimmie
Elwood Holton
Toronto
Thos
Hutchinson
Sam
Rockwood
Milton News Roundup from Milton and Appleby Church Events
The Lady Rodney docked recently bringing a Milton family member home. Sgt. Dolby, 68, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Dolby, served with the first Canadian Army Equipment Selection Unit. The Appleby Church festival on April 5 featured choirs from Township schools. Vetta, daughter of Mr. Robert, wed Mhamad Tiown, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M Brown, in a spring Easter ceremony with daffodils and a festive background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney
Milton
Georgetown responds to questionnaire requests and notices
The Town Clerk reports forty applications received so far. Mrs Basle Fallow of Georgetown is recovering after a fall at Tidings Furs over a domestic accident. Ethel Bawden departed for San Francisco and plans to return to Australia, after moving to America with her husband who died recently leaving her without family in a foreign land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ub Harricon
Basle Fallow
Georgetown
Mia Fallow
Teel Memorial Hospital
Cramp
Village clocks confuse CPR workers on daylight saving time
Local Campbellville notes mention daylight saving time causing confusion for CPR staff still on standard time. The column itemizes community visits, outings, and church events including a car accident near Ebenezer Church and hospitalities at several homes.
Buckwheat Cakes Stir Playful Patient Doctors Exchange
A woman complains to a psychoanalyst that her family suspects she is wrong due to buckwheat cakes. The doctor smiles and says there is nothing wrong with buckwheat cakes, admitting he likes them. The woman, delighted, mentions having seven trunks full.
Oakville Rotary marks 21st anniversary in full room
Oakville Rotary Club celebrated its twenty first anniversary Monday night with a full dining room. The event followed by a near drowning incident when Col and Mrs Harvey Lightbourn and daughter Nancy helped rescue David Molesworth Ann Larter and John Keiffenstein after their canoe capsized at the water at noon Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakville Inn
Oakville Rotary Club
Col
Harvey Lightbourn
Nancy
David Molesworth
Ann Larter
John Keiffenstein
New Rotary Harrow Promoted As Non Clogging Farm Implement
Wetaskiwin Alberta reports Elmer Carlson has invented a rotary harrow claimed non clogging and able to clear trash. The device, tested on one way disc systems, comes in 6 and 9 foot sections and aims to level soil and remove weed growth on cropland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wetaskiwin
Alta
Elmer Carl‘son
Carson
Tinynne
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Neighborhood News
Everton
Church of Christ
Metrar
SS. No
Ta Bach
St George
Marne Parker
Moffat
Limehouse
Campbellville
Folka
CPR
de Young
Brookville
Guelph Road
Ebenezer
Patrick Hirady
Cloode Sharpe
Fer- Rus
Thomas Mitchell
Eddie Polent
Detroit
Sophia. Patterson
Robert Hurren
Cleveland
Charles Linn
Galt
Mro
William Hurron
Howson Lush
Welland Locks
Roy Curra
Harry Wells
R. C. Menzies
Blair Y. W
Mr McNeil
China
Miss Black
MacNeth
Thos. McPhail
W. M.S
Miss J. Held
Misa J. McPhail
Mra W. King
Glade
Howard Lush
Oakville
Rotary Harrow
Kia
Minnif
Pircet
Ontario
Cas Hindley & Elliott Auctioneers
Chum
The
People’s Church
1000 Bloow East
Oswald J. Simith
Minemue
Gillel
Stee
Arthur Swackhamen
Acton, Gatane
Acton Waite
Fiek
Helena
Dihicape Vr
T Young
Biat
At A
Xarden
Muluzal
Hue
Powell Bgs
Aiiltan
Plaster
Shone
Red Aklling
Briday
Crissy
Hulldoger
Hile
Clifford Bates
Maid Street
Pease Foundry
R. O. Stapleton
Church Street
Bray
Agent Geo
C.hrown
Norval
Burlington Sadoon Ous
W. A. Nicholson
Hurlington
Oni
Nassagaweya
Hass Carbert
L Nasmigaweya
Cheltenham Concrete Products
Harvey Walters
Phone Actan AF
Cheltenham
Cologne
Earl S. Cooper Mill Street
Acton Ont
Town Hall
Canadian Legion B. E. S. L
Climbern
H, Burns
Box
Bothhawk
Victoria and
Queen Streets
Hindley Auctioneer
W. T. Patterson R
Wyndham ST. Guelph Compaly
Bunkers Herbal
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