Halton County Intermediate Baseball League 1960 Schedule Released
The Halton County Intermediate Baseball League announced the 1960 schedule for all seven teams. Key matchups include Bronte hosting Acton on May 21 and Oakville visiting Campbellville on May 23, with numerous games through June and July featuring Acton, Milton, Brampton, Dundas, Campbellville, Oakville, Bronte, and Hamilton.
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Halton County
Westnonlay
Fats
Bronte
Acton
Campbellville
Milton
Dundas
Brampton
Oakville
Branypion
Dindas
Jung Acton
Campbell Ile
Watney
Milton A Okrae
Dulas
H—Branptan
Danas
Camptellville
Rampton
Miltton
Mb—Acton
Gronte
Dunit
Dallas
Brampti
Dandas
Thunalay
Avon
Matton
Dunidas
Pat_Acton
Thuratay
Gabyille
Saninay
Impbell Ile
Milton Bronte
Hection Presentation Highlights W I Meet
The annual Silver Wood Institute meeting hosted at the president's home, W R Norton, with 14 members present. New officers were elected led by George Henderson as chair. W R Rowen president. C Wilson first vice president. E Miller second vice president. G Burt secretary treasurer. H Scott district director. several branch directors and program conveners named. The business session praised the rug demonstration by Mrs Scott and noted fundraising for the children’s school fund plus an accident survey. Mr B Jones was presented a silver maple leaf pin before a social lunch.
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Gamrenacd
Silver Wood
Preadent
W R Norton
Convoners
George Henderson
WR. Rowen
Vce
C Wilson
E. Miller
G. Burt
Mew H. Scott
H. Marchington
F. Campbell
H. Lindaver
G. Sivell
D. Lindsay
R Miller
H. Scott
Ian Carmichael
Marchington
W. Earle
D. Peck
Lindauer
Wilson
D. Williamson
Roll Call
K. C. Lindsay
Scott
Children’s School Fund
B. Jones
Servi
England
K.C. Lindsay
Front Hall Kitchen Tiling Group Project
April meeting of the Scout and Guide Mothers with 13 members present. President Bert Newton opened with the Lord's Prayer. Minutes read and approved. Treasurer's report adopted. Tile Floors VI to cover frost hall and kitchen tiling costs. $25 donated to Georgetown Hospital Fund. $75 approved to the Boy Scouts for camp. New reps to attend Georgetown District Hospital meeting at the Legion.
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Scout and Guide Mothers
Bert Newton
Frost Hall
Georgetown Hospital
Boy Scouts
Georgetown District
Legion
Lawn Bowlers Return Slate For Annual Meeting
Lawn Bowling Club held its annual meeting at the clubhouse on Monday April 11 with 87 of 21 members present. Harn Rogers was re elected president John Buckman vice president Jack Wood treasurer and Mrs Near secretary. The club plans to grow next season and expects more afternoon bowling plus teams entering county competition. A presentation was made to Dorothy Cooper who was being managed and cards were played.
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Harn Rogers
John Buckman
Jack Wood
Doreth Cooper
Night Clock Change Causes Sunday Confusion
A New Time Clock shift on Saturday night and Sunday morning set clocks to Daylight Saving Time. One churchgoer arrived an hour late, realized the change, and turned around to go home. The lighthearted incident highlights how easily DST adjustments can disrupt routines and punctuality.
Seal Receipts Under Average Seal Receipts Under Average
Rotary Club of Avian hosted a Tooley event where Walter Woodburte reported campaign receipts. The meeting highlighted overall fundraising and noted several donors and attendees, with names including Lewis, Pris, Shoemaker, and Chen.
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Walter Woodburte
Avian
Tooley
Alighaly
Chyhlien
Rent Lewis
Pepsilent Rank Pris
Teal Darisen
EL preKeuste
Hue Pordletn
Anton Shoemaker
Tian Niitehdy Adl
Guelph
Baptist Group Elects New Officers at April Meeting
The Baptist mission circle held its regular meeting Monday evening at Mrs Landsborough's home. Elections elected Mrs Landsborough as president, Mrs Helwig as 1st vice president, Mrs Bulmer as 2nd vice president, Mrs Bat uy as treasurer, with a social hour and thanks to the host.
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Me Chapman
Altice Pitking
Ron
L. McCutcheon
Easter Visitors In Community Homes
A local look at Easter visitors and extended family in community homes. Names of residents, guests, travels, and visits across towns including Guelph, Milton, Oakville, Burlington, and Rockwood are listed among social notes. The column ends with a tongue in cheek remark on how history repeats while gossip runs ahead.
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Everton
Arbore Wiss
Mra
William Hrace
Dong
Bow Tandon
Nitaediy
Jainow Chvanel
Minne Paty
Nancy
Tapent
Ant
Dianne
Tamdiay
de MeChit
Hervey Jentier
Bobby
Harry Hantop
Ruchowter
Prey Meavoy
David Pavel
Connie Fas
Shacan Hepburs
Milton
Mis
Joly Alton
Mis Harvey Jeattin
Stittey McKay
May Fea McCoen
Guelph
Jimes f1Nie
Avton
Mia
Wesley Lillie
Rohwer
Elizabeth
Nancy Harlap
Clarence Wartop
Rockwood
J.P. Bephimn
Larry
Jennie
Burlington
Roy Hindley
Alfred Talbor
Dan Hindley
Hillyburg
Harold Wright
Clillard Walshot
Alan Ti
Oakville
Spring Thankoffering Meeting Draws 65 to United Church
Ineumbca Church Women’s Missionary Society hosted the Spring Thankoffering gathering at United Church on Tuesday April 1 with 65 in attendance. Mrs. Force presided as president. The program included worship, a gospel reading, and a responsive litany. Films on Africa Angola Awakes and Everyday Life in Africa were shown, aiding understanding of conditions. Mrs. Heller played a piano solo. The meeting closed with a hymn and benediction. Flowers complemented the decor as members assisted with hosting and clean up.
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Ineumbca Church Women's Missionary Society
Acton
RB. Force
Forces
O Pickett
D. Simmons
B.veldhuis
Rugeed Cross
sWo Fims
Don
Africa
W.M.S
Angola
F. Heller
A. Shoemaker
R. Brook
CL. Poole
Local Church Notes Spread Of Tea Euchre And Anniversary Events
A weekly church report details a Tea euchre and anniversary gathering with Mrs Ward Brine presiding and Mrs T Hawken conducting worship. Notable performances include a solo by Mrs Byron Brave and Ave Maria by Gordon Althenanil. The event features home baking, table sales, and a charity sale, with various prizes awarded at the Women’s Club gathering and a church anniversary noted for Mr and Mrs Klouster. The piece also lists many attendees and related community activities across the village and surrounding towns.
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Ward Brine
Guinea
Gordon Althenanil
Norman McKendle
Kewire
RO Ellin
Min
Seatin
S. Matthews
K. Stubbington
Obituary notice from Sault Ste. Marie area farm family
Mrs Douglin Robertkon and family report the death of a farmer near Sault Ste. Marie after years on The McCutchean farm. The deceased resided with daughter Cronap Mere in Redingnd near Hull Ste Marie. Interment held at Evergreen cemetery.
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Hix
Wtigek
Pleurhiy
Mre
Douglin Robertkon
Shaeton
Mureau
Darlene
Guelph
Meo
Ruler Pan
Sault Ste. Mark
Perwan
Mes
Dave McCutchean
McCutchean
W. IL Me
Cronap Mere
Ste Marie
Everien Cemetery
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Slide Marley
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Georgetown
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Denyson
Willa
Alfiloing
Tye
Kev
Hemingway
Leon Amd
Jack Hunter
Guetpte
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Udeer
Purand
Bope
Notin
Miele Nene
Leathers
Denis Fares
Twyiles
Drivin
Nancy Bidlosh
Jogi Craig
Me. K. Hunter
Dows Alken
Worten University
Landiny
Nea
Gurden Alken
Carmen Grittin
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Pudiatie
Baldwon
Chitedren
Aniston
Tyestielary
Cristal
Ate Vstive
Porgax
Mies Shiney
Auer
Peretti
Chartie
Ontario Hospital
Ontario Hospital Services
Toronto 7
Ontario
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Fred. A. Hoffman
Optometrists
St. George's Square
Ledger
Proud Ferdinand
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