Anniversary Services Move Across Nassagaware Parish
Rev Ganiller former minister conducted anniversary services at Arkell United Church last Sunday. Ebenezer United Church withdrew its service causing members to attend Arkell and Nassagawega Presbyterian Church jubilees. Eden Mills United Church plans anniversary next Sunday. William Moffat and son Robbie of Toronto visited Nassagaweya relatives. Frost froze tender vegetables and flowers Monday night.
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Mr. Ganiller
Ebenezer Circuit
Arkell United Church
Ebenezer United Church
Arkell
Nassagawega Presbyterian Church
Eden Mills United Church
New
Ebenezer Unital Church
Wiliam Moffat
Robbie
Toronto
Narsagaweya
Weekend Visitors Noted Across Guelph Area
Mr and Mrs Fred Murray of Guelph visited over the week end with Mr and Mrs W Head with Mrs Murray remaining for several days. Also seen were Mr and Mrs Robert McCutcheon Kitchener and Mr and Mrs Duncan Kingsbury of Guelph, Alf and George Hazelman of St Catharines visiting Ben Simmons. Walter Couling of Orangeville stayed with Miss Kate Reed. Ted Jestin visited Max Milne of Rockwood. Harvey Smith left for Toronto to attend university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Murray
Guelph
W. Head
Murray
Harvey Jestin
Robert McCutcheon
Kitchener
Duncan Kingsbury
Gualph
Roak
Alf
George Hazelmen
St. Catharines
Ben Simmons
Walter Couling
Orangeville
Kate Reed
Ted Jestin
Max Milne
Rockwood
Harvey Smith
Toronto
Salvation Army Opens National Appeal in Acton Today
The Salvation Army launches its National Appeal from September 25 to October with a canvassing committee in Acton led by G. W. Mackenzie Benson W. J. Oakes Sr Thomas Watson and others. Corporations and firms will join a general canvas and contributions are urged to support future needs.
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Ando
Salvation Army
Salvation Army National Appeal
Acton
G.w.mckkenzie
Benson
Oj. QO
W. Benson
Baxter Laboratories
G. W. McKenzie
W. JO. Oakes
Tom Watson
Busy Bees Nassagaweya Hold Milton Meeting
Mrs Merry Hornby elected secretary treasurer at the Milton meeting replacing the late Mrs Whitelock. Attendance noted smaller than expected at the corn roast at No 7. Prizes awarded in contests with Mrs David Henderson and Mrs McLean. A daughter welcomed to Mr and Mrs Lee Zimmerman. A rain shower arrived Monday noon.
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C. FE. Davenport
Busy Bees
W. L. Nassagaweya
Milton
David Henderson
McLean
D._Henderson
Lloyd McIntyre
Lloyd
Lee Zimmerman
Elinor Davenport
Hall
Stan
Robynson
George
Doris
Wm. Bracken
Bluevale
Modern Petruchio and the Door-to-Door Deception
A Toronto veteran and his English wife fall for a door-to-door portrait scam selling two photos for 1.58 and later a 7.50 finish. The couple signs a foolproof contract and the husband hangs the framed prints, claiming the deal saved them hundreds despite mounting costs.
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Toronto
Indyan
Madman
Rockwood church harvest services and community notices
Rockwood hosts multiple church services at St John s and St George s with Rev S H Brownlee and Rev E A Parker speaking. A Friday afternoon Ladies Auxiliary sale raised funds for Red Cross. Obituary notes Mr John Johnson died at 71 or 72. funeral held with community condolences. Various local visitors and residents appear along with fire watch reports and Gladstone area moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Church
S. H. Brownlee
St. George’s Church
Guelph
E. A. Parker
Presbyterian Church
Fred Williamson
Hillsboro
Aitken
Rockwood
John Johnson
Main St
Mr. Johnson
Elizabeth Sutton
Orval
Brantford
Irs
Wm Lindsay
Belwood
John Ward
Rockwood Cemetery
Wm. Hamilton
Harry Lorre
Percy Millson
Charles Burgess
George Gray
Roy Lovell
Joyer Waller
St. John’s Church
R. Carton
Northeen
Price increases in millfeeds after removal of ceilings
The removal of ceilings on mill feeds has caused sharp price rises for meals, oil cake, and related products, alarming Halton livestock and poultry producers. Parrish & Heimbecker Ltd note no changes for feed wheat and grains, while corn soars to about 100 dollars a ton. Western farmers hold coarse grains awaiting policy shifts, pressuring Eastern feeders under ceilings or existing Britain contracts. Calls for careful price adjustments to sustain farms and preserve strong markets for Canadian bacon and eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Parrish & _Heimbecker Ltd
Viainterpr
Ottawa
Canada
Great Britain
Halton Plans Community Centre and Wading Pools
Work begins on Halton's community centre with future wading pools picnic tables and a recreation field. Photo shows planning committee chair Walasima J Robertson and workers from Featherstone Celling surveying land as ball diamonds and tree shaded seating areas are envisioned for sports and holiday use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Walasima J. Robertson
Neralof
Featherstone
Maurice Powell
Rassell Roberta
Leonard Coulsom
Marvin Coulson
Acton Fair prize list promises bigger exhibits this year
The Acton Fair prize list proclaims a goody year with longer exhibits and new prize clauses. Opening night features Tiio Arena Show and three hour program, Saturday hosts Nvextock parade and a big horse show. Includes baby show and fretful faced boy and girl contest. Lists classes and prizes in the booklet available from Secretary C B Swackhammer or Free Press Office. More than a quarter of a million stoves are made yearly in Canada.
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Acton
Tiio—Arena
C. B. Swackhamer
Free Press
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Saunder
Red Cross Organization
John Phillips
New Westminster
B.C
Fred Day
Hamilton
Minseth Oven
Melvin Burns
BD. Simmons
B. Powers
J. J. Boland
Seattle
Wash
D. Find
Gover Nalfa
Erven Eonew
Lowville
Twelve Mile Creek
Photus
Ross Pearen
Joanne Stout
L.T.C.M
Oval Conservatory
Rockwood, Ont
Gray Coach Lines
London-Acton
Harold Wiles
Acton Park
MEK. W.K. Graham
Bank of Nova Scotia
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