New Officers Installed At Limehouse W I Meeting
Limehouse W I held its annual meeting in Memorial Hall on April 4 with 13 members attending a luncheon after a short informal session. Mrs Frank Brown presided as chair and officers including president Mrs Frank Brown and vice presidents Mrs E Sanford and Mrs Jeck Roughley were installed. Committee reports and district notes were read, with several officers and directors named and announced for the coming year.
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Limehouse
W.I
Memorial Hall
W.J. Grace
Frank, Brown
J. Smethurst
Milton
Brown
A. W. Renton
Frank Brown
Mra E Sanford
Jeck Roughley
JW Noble
A J. Smethuret
Harry Brown
J. Roughley
Karn
J Roughley
C Meredith
Smethurat
Kikpatrick
Agriculture
Halton Manor
Wedndesday Afernoon
Clarke
Lockie
Mrs McNabb Former Resident Dies in Milton
Mrs. Malcolm McNabb died April 3 in Milton hospital in her 70th year. She leaves four sons Ald, John, Angus, Fraser and was the last survivor of the George Young family longtime on the Rockwood area. Funeral held Friday at Harold C. McClure in Georgetown with pallbearers listed. Interment in Rockwood cemetery beside her husband.
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Malcolm McNabb
Milton Hospital
McNabb
George Young
Rockwood
Liroyd Mareden
Donald
Windsor
John
Georgetown
Angus
Guelph
Fraser
Harold C. McClure
Mears
Charles eNabb
James E' ‘Oe Young
Fred Young
George McAllne
Ranson Cook
Rockwood Cemetery
J. A. Dilus
Alex McFarlane
Lucan
J. A. Malttle
Lethbridge Mayor Cheers Parking Meter Situation
Mayor T. HM Haig says downtown Lethbridge streets show a model for parking, noting meters do not confront travelers during visits and praised the cooperative association for supporting this outcome.
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Lethbridge
Alta
T. HM. Haig
Southern Alberta Co-Operative Asociation
Awthern
Telephone repair and expansion work under way in rural routes
Bell Telephone crews began repair and replacement across northeast and northwest rural areas. C and Keith, local manager, said growth around Crewson's Corners requires five mile extension with new poles and wire. About 300 poles to go up, six reset, 10 miles of wire to replace, 33 poles and eight circuit miles of aerial wire to install, two miles of rural wire to wind, project slated for completion by late summer.
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Bell
C. &. Keith
Ball Telephone
Crewson’s Corners
Delegates Name Hosking Liberal Candidate at Guelph
Delegates acclaim Henry Hosking as Liberal candidate at a Guelph convention last Saturday. Hosking, MP for South Wellington Me, is now confined to Oshawa General Hospital for two weeks after a sudden illness on a night train to Ottawa. Paul Martin praised Hosking as a devoted public servant, and delegates expect his quick recovery to energize the riding. The speech noted Canada’s rising net national debt since 1939, from 63 to 11 billion dollars.
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Hosking
Guelph
Pete Henry Hosking
Mr Hosking
South Wellington
Oshawa General Hospital
Ottawa
Oshawa
Paul Martin
Henry Hosking
Martin
South
Wellington
Milton man elected OBA president at 40th convention
Peter McMullen of Milton was elected president of the Ontario Baseball Association at its 40th annual convention in Clinton. He urged support for minor baseball and adherence to CBA rules, noting no entry will be considered for Creat Lakes Senior Baseball League until jurisdictional rights are secured. Tim Turow received a past president’s jewel at the closing dinner.
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Peter McMullen
Milton
OBA
Ontario Baseball Association
Clinton
Creat Lakes
Inter- County Baseball Association
McMullen
CBA
Mr. McMullen
Tim Turow
Preston
Clarence Riddell
Mullab
Farm Forum Dinner Ends Season At Wilson Home
Farm Forum closed with a dinner party at the Wilson home covering 18 places. Mr. Mac Alexander reported on the Ontario Farm Forum annual meeting in Toronto. A euchre party was planned for the school next week and members spent the evening playing cards.
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Finegrove Farm Securited
Spencer’ Wilson
Tadien
Mac Alexander
Ontario Farm Forum
Toronto
Annie Stull Mourned by Silver-Wood Institute Members
Community obituary notes the death of Mrs Annie Stull a charter member of the Silver-Wood Women's Institute. She spent her life on a longstanding family farm and served several terms on the local school board. Her passing followed a birthday party she attended a week earlier.
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Annie Stull
Silver-Wood Women's Institute
Mra
Stull
Teme
Ashe
Institute
Village entertainments delight Manor residents
A long program featured dancing by Highland Fling and Mell school dancers, with recitations by Michael Devlin and Douglas Naylor. The Hobby Class and Know Presbyter ian church couples provided crafts, cookies, and a game. Pastor Christensen led a Sunday service at the Manor with Mrs Zimmerman's piano and Miss Zimmerman singing I Want To See My Savior First of All.
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Douglas Naylor
J. M. Denyos
Hunter
Mra
George Newell
Hon Harris
Ted Filton
Hile Muller
Visitora
Jr Saritece
Clarke
Mary Shaw
Couples Club
Know Presbyterian Church
Milton
Lackie
Hey
Christensen
Full Gospel Assembly
Ding Roo
Mpx Christensen
Madeline Zimmerman
Mra . Sherratt
Mus Zimmerman
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M.mcnabb
M. Coxe
Posseges & OM Furnaces
Ledger
Canada
Pete McMullen
James Scott
University of Western Ontario
London
Seaforth
Farm Forum
Leslie Wills
Gordon Strein
Thie Quartetle
Neil McPhail
Cameron Wilken
Bill Lockie
David Lockie
Dente of the
Andrena Camelle
Jackie Dawe
Sunver
Wood WI
Halton County
Tuberculosis Association
Acton
Brookville
Hall
Campbellville Masonic Hall
Acton, Town
Hale
Michael Devlin
Mr. Christensen
Jesus
Christ
Washing Machine Service
Sanitone
Acton Chamber OF Commerce
Daymond
Knechtels
Gibbard- WrightSpeiz - Kauffman
Fitton & Parker and Others
Knechtel
Cordatan
Mayhogany
Silver Mist
Fitton and Parker
Wright-Spelz
Nurror
Beemi
Kroehler
Chesterfield Suite
Tweed
Quebec ST