Anniversary Services Held Across Nassagaweya Churches
Rev Ganiller former minister of the Ebenezer circuit led anniversary services at Arkell United Church with Wal l iam Moffat and son Robbie of Toronto visiting Nassagaweya. Ebenezer United Church service was withdrawn while Eden Mills United Church kept its anniversary. A frost Monday night froze tender vegetables and flowers.
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Mr. Ganiller
Ebenezer Circuit
Arkell United Church
Ebenezer United Church
Arkell
Nassagaweya Presbyterian Church
Eden Mills United Church
New
Ebenezer Uistead Church
Willam Moffat
Robbie
Toronto
Nassagaweya
Weekend Visitors Spread Across Guelph and Surroundings
Mr and Mrs Fred Murray of Guelph visited over the week end with Mr and Mrs W Head. Mrs Murray stayed several days while other weekend guests included Mr and Mrs Harvey Jestin with Robert McCutcheon of Kitchener and Duncan Kingsbury of Guelph Roak. Alf and George Hazleman of St Catharines visited Ben Simmons, Walter Couling of Orangeville spent time with Miss Kate Reed, Ted Jestin visited Max Milne of Rockwood, and Harvey Smith departed for Toronto to attend university.
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Fred Murray
Guelph
W. Head
Murray
Harvey Jestin
Robert McCutcheon
Kitchener
Duncan Kingsbury
Roak
Alf
George Hazelmen
St. Catharines
Ben Simmons
Walter Couling
Orangeville
Kate Reed
Ted Jestin
Max Milne
Rockwood
Harvey Smith
Toronto
John Phillips
New Westminster
B.C
Fred Day
Hamilton
Minsedith Ogee
Melvin Burns
Cbd. Simmons
Acton
B. Power
J. J. Boland
Seattle
Wash
D. Find
Salvation Army opens national appeal in Acton today
The Salvation Army launches a national appeal running from September 25 to October. Acton volunteers including G. W. McKenzie Benson Oakes Watson will canvass as part of a community effort to raise funds for war crisis relief. Corporations will conduct a general canvass as needed.
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Salvation Army
Acton
Salvation Army National Appeal
G.w.mckkenzie
Benson
Oakes Sr
Thos. Watson
Salvation— Army
W. Benson
Baxter Laboratories
G. McKenzie
W. J. C. Oakes
Tom Watson
Gentlemay
Busy Bees hold corn roast at No 7 Nassagaweya
Mrs C E Davenport attended a Milton directors meeting where Mrs Merry Hornby was elected secretary treasurer. Illness news on John M Wilson in Guelph General Hospital. The Busy Bees corn roast had contests won by Mrs David Henderson and Mrs McLean with additional prizes, plus food. Congratulations to Zimmerman on birth of a daughter. Heavy hail shower noted and visits to Bluevale.
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C. E. Davenport
Busy Bees
Nassagaweya
Milton
David Henderson
Ising
McLean
D.—Henderson
Lloyd McIntyre
Lloyd
Ee Zimmerman
Elinor Davenport
Hall
Stan
Robinson
George
Doris
Wm. Bracken
Bluevale
Modern Patriciood? The Canvasser’s Wife Prompts a Homefront Scam
A Toronto veteran turns a bad purchase into profit as a door to door canvasser sells Brittanica sets and brushes to his English wife. A portrait salesman offers two photos for 1.58 with 7.50 for style finish. The wife signs a foolproof contract. he frames the prints at home, boasting he saved over 23 dollars.
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Toronto
Madman
Rockwood Harvest Festival and Community Notes
Rockwood held church services at St John’s and Sunday rally at the Presbyterian Church. A Jun. tearing event raised funds for the Red Cross and a tea sale netted 46. Miss Jayer Waller returned from the West. Local residents and visitors from Hamilton, Toronto, Acton, Belwood, and Seattle were noted. Funeral for John Johnson of Main St. followed at Rockwood Cemetery with Rev. John Ward.
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Presbyterian Church
Fred Williamson
Hillsboro
Aitken
Rockwood
John Johnson
Main St
Johnson
Elizabeth Sutton
Orval
Brantford
Wm Lindsay
Belwood
John Ward
Rockwood Cemetery
Wm. Hamilton
Harry Lorre
Percy Millson
Charles Burgess
George Gray
Roy Lovell
Jayer Waller
St. John’s Church
Wla
Price Increases In Mill Feeds After Removal Of Ceilings
The removal of ceilings on mill feeds including meal oil cake and meat meals triggered sharp price increases. Eastern livestock and poultry feeders face tough conditions as Western farmers anticipate further adjustments and packing strikes may bring more change. Prices for corn jumped to $100 a ton while subsidies on import prices have ended.
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Halton
Parrish & _Heimbecker__Ltd
Interpr
Ottawa
Canada
Great Britain
Work Begins On Halton Community Centre Project
Construction starts on Halton’s community centre with wading pools picnic tables and a recreation field planned for the site. The photo shows planning committee chairwoman Jo Robertson and workers from Featherstone Colling Maurice Powell and others surveying the land as ball diamonds dams and shaded seating areas are planned for hot summer days.
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Wallusima
Jo Robertson
Featherstone Colling
Maurice Powell
Bunsell Robertn
Leonard Coutsorm
Marvin Coulson
Acton Fall Fair prize list promises bigger exhibits
The Acton Fair prize list declares bigger exhibits this year with new clauses and prizes. Highlights include Tiso Arena Show opening night acts, Nvexstock parade, a big horse show, baby pageant and a fretful faced contest. The official list is available from Secretary C. B. Swackhammer at the Free Press Office.
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Acton
Tiso
C. B. Swackhamer
Free Press
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Rosas Pearen
Joanne Stout
L.T.C.M
Royal Conservatory
Rockwood, Ont
Gray Coach Lines
London-Acton-Foronto
Harold Wiles
Acton Park
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Bank of Nova Scotia
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