Community Notes From Nassacaweya and Surrounds
The notice expresses sympathy to the family of late John A. Black. Dublin Women’s Institute met at Mrs. Alex Negr’s home last Friday with solid attendance. W F Darby of Knatchbull lost a Holstein cow last week. Local schools plan Christmas concerts and Sunday schools schedule events. Mrs. Reg Wilson and daughters visited Nas sagaweya over the weekend. Levi Elsley of Brookville returned home from Guelph Hospital improved in health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Black
Dublin Women's Institute
Alex Negr
W. F. Darby
Knatchbull
Reg. Wilson
Nassagaweya
Levi Elsley
Brookville
Guelph Hospital
Everson and Friends Visit With Neighbors This Week
Sunday gatherings feature Mr and Mrs Alf Boles visiting Mr and Mrs Arnold Wilson. Several couples including Mr and Mrs T D McCutcheon and Mrs Frene Walker attend in Acton. Royal Winter Fair in Toronto draws locals as others visit families and friends across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf. Boles
Arnold Wilson
T. D. McCutcheon
Frene-Walker
Acton
Harvey Jestin
Bobby
Mfr
Berl _Paltranenark
Archie Lasby
Duncan Kingsbury
Fred Murray
Guelph
W. Head
Alf. Couling
Irvine Hamilton
Bert Palframan
W. Hi. Hortep
Local School Chorus Wins Third at Guelph Music Festival
pupils of the local school sang in a school chorus at the Music Festival in Guelph and earned third prize. Women’s Institute euchre at the school drew a fair turnout with prizes to Mrs F Leitch and Mrs Barber for high scores. Consolation awards went to Mrs George Robertson and Mr Barber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guelph
Women's Institute
F. Leitch
Barber
George Robertson
FL Brydon
Tolton
Miss Roberts
Eden Mills
M. Cooke
Karl Kalthoff
States
Mro
Fred Baptle
Farmers Face Stimulus to Raise Output Amid Strong Prospects
The piece notes farmers respond to high demand and potential prices, but many remain cautious if they doubt national prosperity. Recent sentiment suggests better business outlook this year should bolster production as producers expect to find buyers for their crops.
Limehouse Cadre Draws Crowd and School Notes
The Limehouse cadre event drew a good crowd last Friday evening with Mrs H Norton and Mr J Rougley top scorers. Mrs Cyril Clarke won the door prize as May's Orchestra led the dance. Limehouse W L group staged Tea and Scandal for S S No 16 Farm Forum Monday. Sunday School reopened with 25 attendees under Rev C C Cochrane and teachers Miss W Ivens Mrs Gisby Miss Helen Gale. Limehouse W I packed food and clothing over thirty five pounds for England relief. Mr and Mrs Harold Spitzer and Anna visited Breslau Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Norton
J. Rougley
Con
Gordon Wingfield
Cyril Clarke
May
Limehouse W.L
S.S
Farm Forum
Rockwood Township Holds Nominations and Local Elections
Nomination meetings were held Friday in Rockwood Township ahead of next Mondays election for Police Village trustees. Reeve D D Gray was re elected by acclamation for a tenth term amid community duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Gray
Eden Mills
Presbyterian Church
St John's Church
W. G. QO. Thompson
Georgetown
Don McArthur
Toronto
Hydro
Main St
M. T. Smith
Agnes F. Walker
Guelph General Hospital
McLanaghan & Ross Funeral Home
Guelph
Rockwood Cemetery
Campbellville Finance Club Hosts Card Party and Community Notes
The Campbellville finance committee hosted a Progressive euchre event at Christie Hall with door prize won by Walter Ferrier and prizes going to Mrs. Hilson Mrs. Morse Mr. Buck and Keith Lush. Community updates include residents visiting Toronto and Brampton transfers, anniversaries and birthdays, hunting trips and attendance at the Royal Winter Fair. Several families plan moves to Milton and new housing arrangements are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbellville
Christie Hall
Walter Ferrier
Thomas Hilson
O. Morse
Witliam Buck
Keith Lush
Sophia Patterson
Fred
Auckland
John Hamman
Lowville
James Bradley
Peter
Brampton
Bradley
Army
William Hurren
George Mitchell
Hart Crawford
Judith
Murray
Gravenhurst
Lloyd Crawford
Neil McPhail
Janet
Jean McPhail
Milton
Bryant
William
Howson Lush
George ‘Thomas
Dorset
Toronto
Frank Quinlan
Mary Theresa
Ronald Roberts
Charles Roberts
Jack Laking
Robert Laking
George Inglis
Robert Inglis
Jack Harris
Freelton
George Harris
Mroo
Douglas Ingiis
Awn LeRoy
London
School Farm Forum
Edgar Calrna
Albert’ Stewart
John Howard
Claude Inglis
Canada’s billion dollar surplus ideas for finance minister
In Ottawa readers offer views on how to use a potential year end surplus beyond federal receipts. Suggestions include debt reduction and lower taxes, public works, compulsory savings, or investing in farms and Europe’s recovery. the piece ties these to shifting production and national prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1Y.M.C.A
Ottawa
Searles
Alberta
Abbott
Canada
Europe
Cunkind
Marshall Qlan
Prairie Chickens Return to Ontario After Absence
A Royal Ontario Museum specimen found dead in 1920 marks the Prairie Chicken back in Ontario after years away. Since 1992 they have appeared on Manitoulin Island and at about 30 inland points, prompting a census by James L Baillie to assess breeding stock prospects and conservation. The birds are legally protected and protection will be enforced to prevent extinction like the Heath Hen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Royal Ontario Museum of Zoology
Fort WiNhim
Manitoulin Island
Department of Lands and Forests
James L. Baillie
Royal Ontario
Serene November Reflections on Nature and Time
The article contemplates November as a quiet month despite its cold and bare landscape. It compares the season to elderly workers enjoying years of effort and notes a calm serenity as nature rests on past achievements. It also states there are about 2,800 languages in the world.
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Neighborhood News
Everton
Ospringe
Limehouse
Rockwood
Deactiman
Bon Echo
Walt Whitman
Clement and Mountain
Universal Milking Machines
Viking Cream
Gilson Home Freezers
Milton District Co-operative
Wednes
Ed. Jennings
Reeve F. J. McCutcheon
Xmas
CHINE
Checkers
Hassocks
Phieco Radios
Rumley
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