Canton Short Courses Attract District Youths In January
Ten days of courses in home economics for girls and agriculture for boys in Canton draw about 35 girls and 30 boys per session. Visitors report Canton as one of the best girls courses. classes feature updated equipment and livestock judging by local farms. Upcoming programs include soils and fertilizers, rope making, poultry demonstrations, and sheep marketing with invited adult visitors welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Canton
Mary Clarke
Women’s Institute
Toronto
Hydro Electric Commission of Ontario
Mir
Alf. Outram
Port Hope
Brooklin
Oshawa
Frank Batty
Douglas Thompson
Wm. Dryden
Ray McLaughlin
IR. J. Bryden
B.S.A
O.A.C
Guelph
Neighborhood News Highlights and Local Happenings
Kendal community notes visitations and illnesses as flu spreads with Mrs. Skelding and Mrs. George Mercer among those visiting. Mrs. Halfacre ill. several residents affected while others join services and military duty. W I meeting and crafts planned. charity sale and social events described. Whale oil price noted in Germany at sixty dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skelding
Bowmanville
Geo
Mercer
Wright
Wes. Cathcart
Wm. Wannan
Wim. Patterson
George ‘Clarke
Beatricee Thompson
Toronto
Kendal
R. L. Hoye
Elizabethville
Halfacre Ige
Ted Woodyard
Shutka
L. D. Bell
F. Falls
A. Jackson
Cecil Glass
Bert Bostock
C.AJS/F
Bill
Jack
Jim Bostock
Helen Bostock
W. I
Wm. Patterson
Stoker
Katie Stewart
Newtonville Ledger Notes Weather and Social Ties
A Newtonville district column reports widespread cold symptoms and multiple social visits including Mrs Luxon to Mrs McCullough and Miss Ross’s funeral in Port Granby. Church service canceled due to a storm. local events cover Winter School, hockey in Toronto, and a United Church WMS meeting with notes on finances, quilts, calendars and the new study book Moving Millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berniece Milligan
Rena Hoskin
Clarence Mitchell
Canton
Wm. Stapleton
John Stapleton
Alvin Jones
Port Hope
Willis Farrow
Robert Burley Sr
Mabel Langstaff
Wm. Burley
Tda Ross
Thomas Brown
Port Granby
United Church
Newtonville
Cecil Robinson
Missionary Monthly
Mliss Laing
Biles
MicLachlan
Local Village Notes and Engagement News
Master Alan Cornish spent the week end with his grandmother Mrs Cornish. A Home and School Club meeting is set for Thursday January 18. Mr Angus Loucks is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Walter Loucks. Audrey Martin, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Martin, reports her dog poisoned. Congratulations to Mr Jack Hannant on his engagement to Miss Lena Shackleton of Caesarea. Jack, formerly with Mr George Pollard, now works at a tannery in Omemee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luxon
Millbrook
George McCullough
Fred Woodham
Toronto
Harry Woodham
Presbyterian Church
George Stapleton Sr
Port Hope
Earl Walkey
Ed. Miililson
J. McLachlan
Ronald
W. F. Rickard
Mup
Newcastle
Alan Cornish
Cornish
Home and School Club
Angus Loucks
Walter Loucks
Audrey Martin
Clarence Martin
Jack Hannant
Lena Shackleton
Caesarea
Jack
George Pollard
Omemee
Community Notes From Clarke Union Section
Mrs Hogarth is being cared for by Helen Scott in Hampton. Bill Dawson cut wood in the area. his wife and daughter visited Mrs George Fogg last week. Cold sufferers common as mand remains. Roads icy after Sunday rain and cold snap. England food prices up 18 percent from a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Scott
Hogarth
Hampton
Bill Dawson
George ‘Fogg
Mand
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Orono Meat Market
Germany
Dean’s
ATP
Victor Wheat
Cyrus
Chase & Sanborn
Crisco
Newport
Tennee
Han Evereeser
Ham
Weston’s
Moecormick’s
Sherriff
Harry
Bailey
Leskard
Clarke Union
England
Tyrrell’s Drug Store
Kodaks
Wamzpole
Gamsby
Gilfillan
Parke Davis Products
Tyrrell’s
Coe
Interlake
Keen’s
Red River
Cronodc
Bia