Wesleyville Community Notes and Gatherings
Local residents report visits among families in Bunkers Hill Newtonville Port Hope and Toronto with Sunday School attendance 35 and Young People's Union activities including a Port Hope rally. The Missionary and Maintenance Fund speaker Mr Moffat from Toronto addressed the Cru gavers Cavalcade and a Women’s Association meeting drew seventeen attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Barrowclough
Thom
Green
Toronto
Harold Barrowclough
Young People’s Union
Dr. Oke
Port Hope
Young Peoples
Crusaders
C. Payne
Arnold Thorndyke
Sharon Ann
Carol
Betty McHolm
Moffat
Missionary and Maintenance Fund
Women’s Association
Alf. Holdaway
Holdaway
McHolm
Morrish
Farmers Earn Deductions With Account Book Guide
A promotional item explains that farmers can deduct many expenses using a farm account book with 12 pages. It highlights depreciation across 75 common farm articles and notes tax advantages dating back to 1946. It cites Canada’s nearly one million farmers producing over $2 billion in farm goods last year and the obligation to file with the Department of National Revenue to qualify for exemptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of National Revenue
Local notes from Kendal and area
A Kendal village digest reports Sunday services on daylight saving time and several weekend visits by residents. Mr and Mrs Geach and family in Tyrone. Mr Robert Alexander and Mr Bowmansville visitor with his parents. Mrs Warren improving after a recent accident. Norman Therrell Hinzel and friend at the summer home. Doris and Ross Roughley visiting. the Boyd and Thompson households hosting Toronto guest Iva Thompson. A Mercer wedding in Toronto last Saturday April 17 with Dorothy Elsey as bride and George Mercer as groom. Gloria Rapley bridesmaid. Reception at Harold Elsey’s home. Charles Elsey gave away the bride. The Mercer and Elsey families plan to stay with George Mercer. A Kendal to Newtonville road project is discussed with plans for a new stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geach
Tyrone
Robert Alexander
Blake Alexander
Robert Hilditch
Bowmansville
T. Hilditch
Warren
Norman Therrell
Hinzel
Friend
Doris
Ross Roughley
I. Thorne
James Swarbrick
Wm. Boyd
Iva Thompson
Toronto
Wm. Mercer
B.co
George Mercer
Gloria Rapley
Harold Elsey
Ww. Elsey
Village welcomes Reid family and neighbors
The community extends a welcome to Mr and Mrs Wm Reid and their family. A Special Sunday School Service is planned for next Sunday afternoon. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Welch of Wilsonville and Mr and Mrs Fred Brimacombe at Mr Stanley Chapman's home. Cliff Cowan family has moved into the Shackleton residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Reid
Welch
Wilsonville
Fred Brimacombe
Stanley Chapman
Cliff. Cowan
Shackleton
Kirbys School News Updates and Happenings
Two new pupils Barbara and Elizabeth Reid join the Kirby school. Enrolment falls to twenty five after the Nicholls family moves away to Trenton. Miss Mavis Vans visits as a student teacher from Toronto Normal School. No injuries reported this week. Our football is damaged by a passing truck. Mr Carveth shows moving pictures. Enterprise students visit. Neil Boyd loses five teeth after a clothes line accident. A Red Cross meeting raises funds for Crip pled Children’s Fund. Program volunteers provide stories riddles games and amusing records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mavis Vans
Toronto Normal School
Haster
Mr.Carveth
Enterprise
Kirby
Neil Boyd
Red Cross
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Japalac
Goodyear
Coleman & Philp
Ri Orono
The
Durham Farmers’ County
Cooperative
Robt
Glanville
Wesleyville
Fred Tufford
Bunkers Hill
Percy Snell
Shields
Mount Pleasant
Carroll Nichells
Victor Thorndyke
Grenville Mietz
Fenelon Falls
Lloyd Burley
Diane
Newtonville
Roy Nicholls
Mrs. Carrol Nicholls
Glora Jean
Bob Hills
Laurel
Canada
New Service Cleaners
Ontario
W. J. Riddell
Oreno
Kendal
Kirby School News
Scohor
Barbara
Elizabeth Reid
Nicholls
Trentbon
Chase’s Nerve Food
Burdock Blood
Rexall
Fellow’s
Les ‘Yrrell
Jackman Flowers
Orono, Ont
Druigs
Wwe
Johnston
Eec
Dives
Ues
Harry Horne
Dr. Ballard
McLaren
Tilbert
ARONO
Bowmanville, Ont
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