Stewarttown School Recital and Community News
A Stewarttown recital featured singing and piano with students and Mrs Mary Bailey’s pupils performing. Neighbours celebrated Leona Smith at a surprise bridal shower. Local residents shared visits, home improvements, and church services across Norval and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison
Stewart Town
Cecil Smith
Leona
Bill
Mary Baily
Joan
Ronald Drake
Barbara Cunningham
David Michie
Evalonne
Eleanor Smith
Christine Dickenson
Marjory Bailey
Donald Lawson
Viola Brigden
Brampton
Mrs. Hunt
Milton
Local events and notices fill Georgetown bulletin board
Community calendars show dances at Bolton Cas ios with Merrymakers and a Saturday Delicates sale at McGibbon Store for weekend shopping. July 2 is a holiday due to Dominion Day falling on Sunday. Esquesing Husking Corn entries due soon. Junior Red Cross at Georgetown Public School raised over 5 tons, $57 sale proceeds, and $49 donated to Sick Children's Hospital Building Fund. Lacrosse postponed to August 14. Tea readings and fruit Sundays at Reta's. W A of the Canadian Legion hosts a lecture June 29. Milk for Britain tag day raised 72.72 by IODE. Verdun Rebekah Lodge closes season with July picnic plan. Ladies Bowling Club opens. knitting for Red Cross sought before June end. Donations to Georgetown Fall Fair prize list invited. Georgetown Fair dates September 7–8 planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolton
Rebekah Delicatessen
McGibbon
Salvage
Red Cross
Georgetown Public School
Sick Children's Hospital
Norvel
Reta’s
Madame Sherritt
W.A
The
Canadian Legion
Legion
Britain
IODE
Charles Rue
Verdun Rebekah Lodge
Georgetown
Exquesing Agricultural Society
Local Notes On Real Estate And Social Events
Toronto visitors Mr. and Mrs. Taylor spent the weekend at a new home here. J. R. Campbell sold his farm to Mr. Johnson and plans moving to Georgetown. Segsworth’s sale at Cheltenham drew many locals. Auctioneer Frank Petch impressed at Georgetown. David Andrews bought a farm near Cheltenham, estate of the late Allan McQuartie. Union S. S. picnic at Stanley Park was enjoyed. Haying soon begins. N. Viggers of Glen Williams stayed with RJ. Stringer. Joseph McBride lost two valuable horses last week.
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Stis
J. R. Campbell
Johnson
Georgetown
Segsworth
Cheltenham
Frank Petch
David Andrews
Allan McQuartie
Union S. S
Stanley Park
Port
N. Viggers
Glen Williams
RJ. Stringer
Joseph McBride
Cedarvale Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
The Cedarvale area reports a Ballinafad hall shower for Fred Shortill and Miss Taylor and visits from Mrs J O Martin Theodore of Vineland and Mrs Hamilton of Beamsville. Howard McArthur caught a 10 by 3 inch trout for his mother. Jack Scott remains confined but hopeful for a speedy recovery. Cedarvale W I met June 20 at Mrs C Hurren with music by Mrs Wood and readings by Mrs Widdis.
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Ballinafad Hall
Fred Shortill
Miss Taylor
J O. Martin
Theodore
Vineland
Hamilton
Beamsville
Howard McArthur
Jack Scott
Albert Kennedy
Cedarvale W. I
C. Hurren
Wood
Widdis
D. Hurren
Fergus
Cunningham
Eleanor Griffin
W. Cox
D.hurren
Village council moves forward with paving plans
The council voted to proceed with paving through the village, signaling a busy schedule ahead for local infrastructure improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
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Catalina
Pepperell
Children’s Sun Suits
Mercury
Hornby School
Marks
Mr. Capps of
Matt Kenney
Huttonville Park
Art Hallman
Norma Locke
Quartette
C. Hodge
John Dickenson
Baily
Joe Standish
Lorne Barrow
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor
Toronto
Cedarvale
Food Store
Budget Groceteria
Main Street
Elsley
Griffith Twins
Grifth
Griffith
Beaumont’s Parcel Fund
Full Gospel
Bright Gospel
Evangelistic
8. Carstead
B. Pardo
Phoenix
Phoenix Gift Shop
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