Campbellville W I Opens Programs With Pot Luck
Campbellville W I opened the new year with a pot luck supper at S S No 10 school where 30 members contributed a variety of dishes. Mrs Sydney Hartley presided as officers were installed led by Mrs F Quinlan with Mrs G Inglis as honorary president and other officers sworn in. The Halton County Women’s Institute Picnic is planned for July in Lowville Park. A car sent to Mrs Maxine Ellerby, district secretary for Halton County, was in Guelph Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbellville
S.S. No. 10
Sydney Hartley
Mary. Stewart
F. Quinlan
G. Inglis
Harry Phillips
Jane Wallace
Jack Wheelihan
Leonard Andrews
A.T. Moore
Halton ‘County
Lowville Park
Jack Wheelihand
Len Andrews
William Buck
Maxine Ellerby
Halton County
Guelph Hospital
Birds and Community Activities Highlight Garden Life
Birds prefer weathered houses for nesting and food stations remain active as seeds and berries are scarce. The June school meeting will feature a special speaker, with plans for a summer sale and a district convention in Ashgrove. Prize speeches and gifts were shared, winners announced, and members adjourned happily.
Mother's Day Amid Orchard Blossoms and Farm Life
A rural narrator reflects on Mother's Day, farm chores, and the beauty of blossoms from cherry to hawthorn. He contrasts rural solitude with city life, notes neighbors and radio woes, and hopes for better springtime and harvest after a harsh prairie year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Pam
Thomas
West
Miss Loss Inglis Honored At Campbellville School
Campbellville school honored 13 year old Misa Lois Ingles for winning district public speaking honors. Mrs. Crawford representing CampbellVille Women’s Institute presented Inglis with a pen and pencil set. Ingles also won public speaking honors in S.S. No. 10 and Nas sagaweya at Brookville. Teacher K. Trowbridge.
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Loss Inglis
Campbellville
Misa Lois Ingles
Crawford
Women's Institute
Inglis
S.S. No. 10
Nassagaweya
Brookville
Assorted For Spring Work In The Garden
Guidance on soil lime use every three years to maintain plant growth and note on lime not needed for beet and spinach. Advice on choosing garden tools suited to lighter users and reducing strain. A method to deter worm damage on radishes using soot or tobacco dust.
Grass Requires Special Attention
Shade affects lawn growth and requires careful care. Feed and water as needed, raise mowing height, fertilize three times yearly, and use special seed for low sun areas. Under Norway maples where feeding roots are sparse, fertilize and may water during dry spells. In sun-limited sites reseed more often to compensate for reduced root development and shorter grass life.
Nassagaweya Women’s Institute Attends Township Meeting
A Nassagaweya Women’s Institute delegation attended the May 2 Nassagaweya township council meeting in Brookville to discuss plans to renovate and heat the township hall. The council passed accounts totaling 480 dollars and a road superintendent voucher for 1412.25 dollars. The road insurance premium was renewed with General Accident Insurance Co. A. T. Moore represented them. The tax collector was told to notify ratepayers that tax payments on lands must be received immediately. The clerk was instructed to notify a person that garbage dumped on the township road must be removed under the by law to be enforced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassagaweya Women's Institute
Nassagaweya
Brookville
General Accident, Insurance Co
A. T. Moore
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Eee Il
Peg
Jams
TIN
Jar
Swirt
Prem
Libby
Durham
LUX Liquid Detergent
Dell
Arizona
Florida
Florida Hearts
W.I
Monument Works
Atery
WM. C. Allan
Queen St. W
Brampton
Tom Nicol
Ashgrove
F.‘Quinlan
H. Phillips
Lola Inglis
J. O'Field
Lloyd Bayley
Institute
John Dewhurst
Nellie Walton
Acton Public Utilities Office
J. McGeachie
Ginger Farm
Acton Free Press
Gwendoline _P. Clarke
Cecil A. Carr
Optometrist
Douglas St
Tel
Guelph
HAWES
Yhied
Anas
W. I
James
Jim
Mayfair
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