Fourth Line Creek Opened After Reroute
The fourth line near the town lane is now open after the creek was rerouted and a new drainage ditch dug to carry off excess water. Old bed closure left several large trout stranded, one nearly 11 inches, to spawn upstream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballinafad
Ryerson College
Churchill Church
G. Adams
Litle
Vera Marie Stroker
Tony Stroker
Churchill United Church
Marie Kerr
Sheila Jones
Bermuda
Anne King
Tilbury
Marie
A. J. Kerr
Alma College
Gordon Agnew
Archie Kerr
Agnew
S. Bennett
Armew
Miss Bennett
David Walde
Silver Anniversary Dinner And Community Notices
Silver anniversary marked by a family dinner for Mr and Mrs David Szatt and other local celebrations include 4 H Calf Club entries by Szatt family, visits to the Royal Winter Fair, and a Toronto wedding. Local residents celebrate christenings, meetings, and social events across Clark, Erin, Guelph, Rexdale, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ellis
David Szatt
David Satt
Helen Szatt
Norman Flemmington
Jack Szatt
Shirley Armstrong
Penny
Jimmy Szatt
Clark
Keith
Rev. Sinclair
the Royal
Jack Hunter
Brian
Douglas Robertson
OVC Staffer Addresses Club at United Church Men’s gathering
The United Church Men's Club held its regular monthly meeting in the Sunday school room with routine business. Dr. Mitchell of the Ontario Veterinary College at Guelph gave the guest talk followed by refreshments and social time. A Rockwood group attended the Royal Winter Fair featuring a mounted police replica and a large chrysanthemum and rose show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church Men's Club
Mitchell
Ontario Veterinary College
Guelph
Rockwood
Miss Dean Gibbons Elected Regional CWL President
Miss Dean Gibbons of Acton was named regional president of the Fergus group of the Catholic Women's League at a Sunday gathering in St. Joseph's church Guelph. She had formerly served as the first president when the council was formed in Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Gibbons
Acton
Fergus
Catholic Women's League
Milton
Georgetown
St. Joseph's Church
Guelph
Miss Gibbons
C.wl
Dublin Women’s Institute Holds November Meeting in Nussagawega
The Dublin Women’s Institute met Thursday November 15 at Mrs. Moffat’s home in Nussagawega with strong attendance including 4-H Club members. President Mrs. William McIntyre led a session reviewing reports and correspondence, voted ten dollars to CARE, and urged roadside garbage cleanup. Plans included a December 11 Christmas party at Milton and an upcoming auction booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebenezer
W. I
Dublin Women's Institute
Duncan Moffat
Fifth Line
Nussagawega
William McIntyre
Tweedsmuir
Halton Centennial Manor
Wm. Frank
G. R. Somerville
Funeral soon for Mrs. C. Wilson long-time Guelph resident
Mrs. Sarah Ann Wilson died at her home Friday after a short illness. She lived near Eden Mills and married Cornelius Neil Wilson in 1896. Surviving are four daughters, one son, two sisters, 11 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Funeral Monday in Guelph with burial at Eden Mills cemetery.
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Guelph
Sarah Ann Wilson
Mount Forest
Peter McKenzie
Wilson
Eden Mills
Cornelius Neil Wilson
Robert Kingsbury
Florence
Rockwood
Roy Barclay
Ethel
Saskatoon
William Marwick
Audrey
Ottawa
Cornela
Charles
Thelma
George Humphries
Margaret McKenzie
Eden Malls
Local notes mark anniversaries and visits in Fergus area
Mrs L P Menzies of Fergus stayed with her daughter in Fergus. Mr Bob Marshall recuperates after a fractured skull from a Milton hockey incident. Collingwood visitors included Mr and Mrs Don McIntyre and Mr and Mrs Norman Taylor. A 40th anniversary was celebrated by Mr and Mrs George White of Richmond Hill. more couples plan home gatherings for a 63rd anniversary on December 2. CWE Catholic Women's League members represented St Joseph's Church at a Fergus group meeting in Guelph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Menzies
Fergus
John Rilack
Bob Marshall
Milton
Don McIntyre
Norman Taylor
Colligwood
Garnet McKenzie
Roy Arnott
Peel St
George White
Richmond Hull
S. H. Lindsay
Knox C.G.I.T. Meeting Notes Nov 19
The Knox C.G.I.T. meeting opened with a Betty Lemon sing along. Girls split into crafts aluminum tray making and Bible play, then swapped groups after 15 minutes. Jane MacPhedran presided, Mrs Davidson read a Port Credit day invitation, a Kitchener sanitarium gift thanks was received, and the meeting closed with Taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox C.git
Betty Lemon
Jane MacPhedran
Address of thanks for Cotton family departure
Neighbors at Stewarttown hall honored Mr. and Mrs. Ken Cotton and family as they move to Maraville. After games of cuchre, Mrs. Jease McEnery read the address praising their place in the community. Gifts included two step tables a coffee table two lamps and bed lamps for the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Cotton
Stewarttown Hall
Maraville
Jesse McEnery
Jease McEnery
Robert
Margaret McEnery
Floyd
Edna Shortill
Tom
Margaret Gibson
Grace McEnery
Ernie
Nene McEnery
Fleming Dow Elected President of Gra Youth Group
The Mashop Gra-Y club held a weekly meeting to elect officers. Fleming Dow was chosen president with Brian Mc Cristall as vice president, Fred Daw hans as secretary treasurer, Norm Elliott programs chair, Peter Newton project chair, and Brian Otterbein membership chair. New members Bob Dubyoo and George Hartts were selected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleming Dow
Brian McCristall
Fred Daw Hans
Trezry
Norm Elliott
Peter Newton
Brian Otterbein
Bob Dubyoo
George Hartts
Rocket Moon Incentive for Junior YMCA Classes
Rob Brayshaw, general secretary of the YMCA, starts an Incentive developing system for Junior boys gym classes. The scheme uses a rocket race to the moon with age groups eight nine and ten taking part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob Brayshaw
YMCA
Planning Board sets meeting at Stewarttown Hall
Mr. Pearson of the Planning and Development Board delivers a message at Stewarttown Hall at 8 30 pm. Lunch is served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Pearson
Planning and Development Board
W A Meetings And Farm Union Activities Reported
The W A group met at Mrs Loyd Marshall with Mrs Robert McEnery presiding. Scripture was read from Psalm 46 and prayers offered. Bazaar planning discussed, roll call answered, and Mrs Marshall led a play The Ramamage Sale. Lunch followed by dance with the MeEnery orchestra. Farm Union Euchre Night at Stewarttown featured top scores and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton
Bonnie
Wayne
Neil
W.A
Loyd Marshall
Mra
Robert McEnery
God
Calla
Playd McLean
Hamilton
Stan MclLean
Wn Radley
Hetty Battle
Robert Mea
Ken Cotton
MeEnery Orchestra
Lloyd
Community event prizes and attendees noted
Swindlehurst Mrs sang several solos at the event. Mr Black Miller of Ballinafad donated hen feed and Willard Sanderson a block of salt as prizes. Floor manager Howson Ruddell. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Arn old McEnery and Mr and Mrs Stan Evans of Brampton with Mre and Mra Stan Edge and Danny of Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swindlehurst
Black Miller
Ballinafad
Willard ‘Sanderson
Howson Ruddell
Arnold McEnery
Stan Evans
Brampton
Stan Edge
Danny
Hamilton
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M. Z. Bennett
Suatt
Churchal
Austin Young
Guelph General Hospital
Ruszsell Johnson
E. Johnson
West Lorne
Ospringe
O.V.C
John Freeman
Dave Benham
The
United Church
Ro Ho Robinson
Toronto
Row Day
Maurice Hurd
Weston
Fred Day
Ancaster
Dean Gibbons New
C. Wilson
Canada
CWE
Elma Bradda
Pat Kenny
Ed Heffernan
COLT
Gallinafad
Gra-Y
Esquesing Confederation of Agriculture
Alo Weeder Lela
Ees
al Hs & Building
Rte
Ontario
Hea
Youth For Christ
St. John‘s United Church Hall
Roxy
Ssaserrin
Enjoyeer
Watson’s
W. Blaxter
Gordon Hardware
Lovell Brothers’ Meats
Grand Union
Carroll
Custom Cleaners
Bradley's Meat’ Market
Benton’s
Clover Farm
Tey
Betty
Rank Organization
Douglas Bader
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