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':^THfe;lEWfe^^l^^^^^iii^ferbBE§^li^^^@^.'':::.--'- ' •■-• -.' • •- ••■• ;: . ' ■• ’ T *: :8CHOMBSRGCHURCHES HMD XMAS CONCERTS; SUPPERSHappy New Year to all our readers!Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Stuckey spent Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs. Stuckey, Sr., in Caledon. Ont.Mr. and Mrs. E. Marchant had Christmas dinner with their son, Mr. Clifford Marchant, and Mrs. Marchant.Mr. and Mrs. A. Forth were with friends in Toronto over the Christmas holiday.Mrs. E. Carter and son. Lome, are spending the Christmas week with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. McGowan.Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lloyd were Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brown.Mr. and Mrs. Walter Aitcheson had Christmas dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Aitcheson.Dr. and Mrs. M. K. Dillane had all their family home for Christmas, also Miss Dorothy Kerr and Mr. Harold Kerr of Toronto.Mr. Harold Dixon of thePleasantvilleMr. and Mrs. Ernest Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Held, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reid and Mr. Herb Reid had Christmas dinner with Mrs. John Reid.Mr. and Mrs. Roffey and Aircraftsman Fred Roffey visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reid on Christmas afternoon.Miss Edith Hope and Miss Doris VanLuven spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hope.Mr. Gibney and Miss Gibncy of Holt spent Christmas with Mrs. Wm. Reid.Mr. and Mrs. Colin Widdifieltl and Kenneth, and Mr. and Mrs. Merlyn Widdlfield and family spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Allen and Miss A1 e t a Widdlfield.Mr. and Mrs. Jack Skinner had Christmas supper with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Allen and Miss Alcta Widdlfield.Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Lundy and Mr. and Mrs. Howard McClure had Christmas dinner with Mr. and Mrs. William Gallic.Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Brandon. Sr., had the usual family gathering.Mr. and Mis. Dean Brandon ofVIVIANFORMER RESIDENTS KILLED IH AIR-RAIDAnother year has almost passed into history and the correspondent hopes the year 1941 will bring peace on earth, goodwill toward men throughout the world as well as in our hearts. How grateful people should he that they can celebrate the birth of Christ without fear of bombs.Mr. Phoenix and family were in Vivian for the weekend.Friends were sorry to hear that Mrs. Clarke and her daughter, who went to England from Vivian before the war, have both been killed during an air raid.Mr. W. Card is home on leave until after New Year’s.A number of the young men, who have been on a month's training, are at home again in time to celebrate Christmas.The public school of Shrub-mount gave a very nice concert last Wednesday evening. Dec. 18.On Thursday the Vivian schoolVandorfof t boriThe funeral service for Mrs. William Tiffin, who died on Wednesday, Dec. 18, in her 74th year, was held on Friday, Dec. 20. from the family residence on Broadview Ave., East York. 'Hie funeral services were conducted by Rev. Thomas J. Mitchell of Faith Baptist church. Toronto, and Adjutant Bryant of the! Salvation Army. Entombment-followed in North Yongc Mausoleum.'Hie late Mrs. Tiffin lived at Kingsley farm, Vandorf, where Mr. Tiffin was superintendent for a number of years.Six grandsons acted as pallbearers. Victor and Gordon Tiffin, Jack Wilson, Wyn, David and Laurie Rhydwen.Surviving besides her husband are four sons, Major D. C. Tiffin, Rev. Win. Tiffin. John S. Tiffin and Victor R. Tiffin, and three, daughters, Mrs. Caradog Rhyd-j wen, Mrs. H. J. Chapelle andi Mrs. Ernest Wilson, 20 grandchildren and one great-grandchild.bWC(RicFeri\hadandSt.! fan theHa:LoiantamdeiDaSOIspcMrspiMlUiin
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Newmarket Era
Newmarket, Ontario, CA
Mon, Dec 30, 1940
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