Churchill UC W church notes and garden prep at Smiths
Churchill UC W notes report Mrs Frank Thompson presiding on April 3 service with prayer and scripture reading. Garden work begins at Mr and Mrs Albert Smith's. lawns and flower beds prepared with peas planted. Sympathy extended to Mrs Jeck and family on George Jackson's sudden death.
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Frank Thompson
Churchill UC
Denny
Vir Swackhamer
Tuasurer
Wuliemwon
Bs’ Saundarse
Hald
Wagdondig
Walloon Wackhanwr
Mra
Bit McLaughlin
Listowel
Duncan
Waldie
Churchill
Albert Smith
Mre
Jeck
Sod
Glén
George Jackson
Mrs. Albert McCutcheon celebrates 90th birthday
Mrs. Albert McCutcheon 90 of 77 Yonge Street Aston celebrated a family birthday last Wednesday. A spry resident since 1942 she prefers farm life over town living and enjoys gardening. Born Hattie Jackson on the family farm in Eramosa Township she attended Everton school. She married in 1907 and has two daughters four grandchildren and six great grandchildren. The Free Press extends best wishes for many more birthdays.
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Albert McCutcheon
Yonge, St
McCutcheon
Aston
McCut~cheon
Hattie Jackson
Eramosa
Everton
Bill St
MARS
Young St
Upcoming events for Legion Ladies Auxiliary
The Legion Ladies Auxiliary held their April meeting with President Mrs G James chairing Two new members Mrs N Morton and Mrs J McLaren will join the May meeting Members in recovery were Mrs L Masalus Mrs C Cutts and Mrs Gwen Dawe A letter of thanks was sent to Mrs H Diedals of Loretta for her cheque The bus departs Acton Legion at 1 pm for Erin Zone luncheon on April 20 April 18 bus to Georgetown social at 6 pm April 23 bus to Oakville at 6 pm May 8 Zone Meet at Erin Transportation departs 6 30 pm All members able are urged to attend A luncheon and social hour followed the meeting
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Churchill
Cagson
Lalluy
Aid
Ian
Wallace
Megan
Lucan
Mra
Ward Hamilton
Muriel McNichol
Weston
Sumlay
Tom Mellagh
Legion Ladies’ Auxiliary
Legion Hall
G. James
N. Morton
J. McLaren
L. Masalus
C. Cutts
Gwen Dawe
H. Diedals
Loretta
Mumbers
Acton Legion
Erin
Georgetown Social
Oakville
Zom
Ballinafad Reminiscences Continue Seven 1880s Houses
Beatrice Hills recaps Ballinafad life, noting properties sold and renamed in the 1940s to 1960s. Ern and Hert Rogers renovated and moved into a lot near Jim Campbell’s farm. Mrs Rogers died after hospital treatment. Family ties, auctions, and farm changes span decades, with seven 1880s houses still standing as reminders.
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Ern Rogers
Tenth Line
Esquosing Township
Guelph Endorses 60 Trains In Transportation Debate
The Guelph city transportation committee endorses a plan to add 60 trains, citing improved routes to the Royal City. Officials say rail service could be expanded but face funding and forwarding details to city authorities for final approval.
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Gusiph
Alvota
Aixtous
Wall
Royal City
Yaton
Guelph City
Gielph
Centennial medal for L. L. Skuce in Oakville
L. L. Skuce, educator and former Halton County public school inspector now a Halton and Peel Trust development officer, received a dominion centennial medal after nearly ten years in education. He has served as public and high school teacher, county inspector, and supervisor of elementary education. A daughter plans to teach as part of the family note.
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Halton County
L. L. Skuce
Oakville
Halton and Peel Trust
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Kay Evans
David
Jim Campbell
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Anne Collins
R. Rose
Anne
Fred Stull
M. Scott
Arnold
Marjorie Elliott
Reid
United Church
Guelph
Robert R. Hamilton Optometrist
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