Community Visits and Rally At Limehouse Memorial Hall
Limehouse hosts a Sunday visitor roster with Mr and Mrs Chas Agnew and family, Mr Alex Wright from Toronto, Mr Win Jaffray and Mrs Ray Laking, plus Mrs Leslie Campbell and others. Mire Hayes from Georgetown led a members and officers rally in Limehouse Memorial Hall with seven Women’s Institutes represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Agnew
Donald Brownlee
Kila Whitmore
Woodbridge
A'D
Alex Wright
Toronto
Community News Keeps Social Ties Strong in Ospringe
Ospringe residents welcomed the Foreman family and the Aitkens who purchase a local farm from John Beamish. Visitors included Clark family, George Young party, Dan McLean’s hospital discharge, and a large turnout for Beamish farewell. Ongoing club nights featured euchre, awards, and a Farm Forum gathering with 23 attendees.
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Rev
Foreman
Penwby
Gordon Aitken
Clark
John Beamish
Newton Barber
George Young
Martyn
Elmer Pfann
Buffalo
N.Y
Lioyrd Robertson
Alan
Guelph
Norman Robertson
Phyllis
Glentee
Vic Patrick
Acton
Ken Robertson
Oakville
Dd. G. Robertson
Brian
Ospringe
Harold McEachern
Beamish
W. McKenzie
W. Awrey
G. Sunter
Brampton
W. J. Jackson
Carnahan
David Hurren
Shaw
Russell Matthews
Ogringe Farm Forum
Gordon Robertson
J. Jackson
Jackson
Art McKinney
London moves wires underground since 1900s effort
London Ontario began burying overhead street wires 26 years ago and has spent 850000 dollars on the undergrounding project to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ont
Obituary and local notices from Rockwood and Guelph area
William J. Peal of Guelph and former Rockwood resident died suddenly in Hamilton last Friday. Funeral held Monday at McLanaghan Ross Funeral Home with clergy from United Church and Guelph. Interment at Rockwood cemetery. Surviving relatives listed. grand children named. Kiwanis festival honorees announced. Skating rink meeting held. another gathering planned. Moving pictures shown in Town Hall Monday.
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Aineas
William J. Peal
Guelph
Rockwool
Hamilton
McLanaghan and Ross
Norfolk St
Russell O'Brien
United Church
Kenny
John ‘Oliver
al. Daymond
W. Friendship
Arch Hinan
Rockton
Alex Scott
Fort Erie
Chas. Hamilton
Rockwood
Hamilton Peal
Acton
Peal
Edward
Durham
N.H
Harry
Etta
Rev
N.S. Anderson
Stoney Creek
Ont
Rockwood Cemetery
George W. Peal
Irene
Joy
Campbellville Bazaar Nets Three Hundred Twenty Four
Campbellville reports a successful Bax ahr Bazaar in the Sunday School room with multiple booths. The Ladies Aid raised 324.00 and the Blair Young Women's Auxiliary and Grace Mission Band each earned 30.00. Various local events include education week open house, bank robbery hearings, and community gatherings across Campbellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
St. David's Church
J. K. Mahon
Blair Young Women's Auxiliary
Grace Mission Band
Lidles Aid
Blair Y.W.S
Mission Band
Gilmour
A. ‘T. Moore
Menzies
Mies Reid
W.M.S. of
Reaton Church
Louise Reith
Perepel
Campbellville
George Mickle
Frank Quiniin
Montreal
Mee
William Warren
Lewis Binkley
George Goldstraw
Limestone School
Fred Auckland
Orval Peer
Campbellville W. I
William Buck
Charles King
Alfred Turner
Roy Parker
James Mahon
Billy Deforest
Tom Parker
Toronto
Kenneth Harris
Westmount
Lawrence King
Norman Buchan
Watertown
Mary Kennedy
Lamb
Ebenezer
Douglas Brown
Mary Elinor McLaren
Wesley United Church
Hamilton
William McLaren
Thomas Allan
Edward Mahon
A. McPhederan
Guelph
Alex Pudwell
St. David's Presbyterian Choir
Robert Hurren
Archie Cairns
Gordon McPhail
No. 1
School Farm Forum
Farm Forum
Halton County
Milton
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Limehouse
Cco
Jamesway Electric
Gilson’s
Canada
J. E. McMullen
The
Acton Free Press
Acton and District
Kaureen Roberts
Gordon McPhall
Lewis Herman
Mec Ylowson Lush
George Thomas
Robert Inglis
Jack Bell
Mountsberg
Edgar Cairns
William Mitchell
Kilbride
Wallace King
Pier Heaes
Ther Farm
C. Rearer
F. L.wright
Wilbur
Graphis
Vic
Photography Studio
Mill ST
Hydro-Electric
Ontario
CFRB
FBI
Progressive Conservative Party
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