Smith Bell Clan Reunion Named Don MacMillan President
The Smith Bell clan reunion at the James Robinson home elected officers for the coming year with Don ald MacMillan of Moffat named president and Edgar Howden of Milton as 1st vice president. Other posts went to Mrs. James Robinson as secretary treasurer and a Toronto sports committee comprised of Larry McPhail, Larry McLaughlin, and Carol Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SMU Bell Clan
James Robinson
Donald MacMillan
Moffat
Edgar Howden
Milton
R.R. G. Milton
Larry McPhail
Larry McLaughlin
Carol Henderson
Toronto
Lorne Mitchell
Bride Sheila Fosbury Weds Dr Bayliss in Toronto Chapel
The ceremony at Deer Park United Church Chapel united registered nurse Sheila Fosbury and Dr Colin Bayliss son of Edward Bayliss of Toronto. Bride’s father officiated as guests from Acton Hanover Galt Hamilton and Montreal attended along with New York relatives. The couple will reside at 4 Walmer Road Toronto after a reception at The Grenadier High Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Park United Church
Sheila Fosbury
Colin Edward Baytiss
Walter Fosbury
Innes Ave
Toronto
Acton
Edward Bayliss
Thorncliffe Park
Fosbury
Acton United Church
Hanover
Galt
Hamilton
Newmarket
Montreal
Jack Cattell
New York
Victor Ledain
Olive
Frances Ledain
Western Hospital
Sheila
Hanovr
Oakwood Collegiate
To'ronto
Toronto Western Hospital
the Western
Bayliss
Leaside High School
University of Torotto
Kan G Chalmers
Groensman
Peter Bell
John Parker
Jack Priestley
Othe
Donald Fosbury
Hubert Ingels
Stanley Hurd
Grenadier
High Park
Unique Idea Animals Aid Art Appreciation for Deaf Children
The Province of Ontario plans a unique art education project at the Provincial School for Deaf Children. Architects Marani Morris and Allan design seven large limestone animal sculptures for play courts to encourage children to climb and interact. Sculptor EB Cox adapts existing models, creating animals such as buffalo, mountain sheep, black bear, deer, turtle, rabbit, and swan to appeal to children with playful, impish humor.
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Willo
Noid
Ontario
Theida
Marani, Morris and Allan
Marani, Morns
Atlan
EB. Cox
Upper Canada College
Sup Tire
Oryinadhy
Newzard
Best Drivers In Industry Prove Safe On Public Roads
A professional driver is shown to have the lowest accident frequency among occupational groups. He demonstrates careful driving in daily operations and while operating his own car during peak hours, underscoring high safety standards in a challenging livelihood.
Small minority in 0b high school tech courses noted
Education reports show about 3 percent of engine students in US high schools engage in technical courses. The study highlights growing interest in Canada and the safety league’s role in fostering more students into technical fields, with analysis of rescue and structural roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoe's
Brier
Catana Safety League
Sife
Shower and wedding honors for Miss Helen Baker
Shower events and trousseau tea honored Miss Helen Baker of Burlington RoR 1 and 160 Hedley Farrow. Attendees included Mrs Cecil Baker and Mrs Ross Farrow, plus guests at the Shepherd and Baker homes. Presentations were made by school and community groups including Robert Little school Acton staff and Palermo Athletic Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Baker
Ror
Burlington
Hedley Farrow
Cecil Baker
Ross Farrow
Baker
Trousseau
Aunes
Leslie Johnson
Erwin Gunby
Hedies Padgett
Fred Hamilton
Milton
Robert Linde
Palermo Athletic Association Banc St Paul
Mian
Nelon
Toll Mounts in Halton OPP Area Traffic Toll
In the North Halton OPP area during the first seven months of 1962 there were eight killed, 90 injured and $96,888 in property damage from 211 accidents. In July alone there were 37 accidents with 19 injuries and $15,796 in property damage.
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Dama
North Halton Opp
North Halton
Teacher Helen Baker Weds H Farrow in Burlington Church
Mil tearah Acton home economics teacher Helen Margaret Baker wed Hedley Rosshan Barney on Saturday July 8 at Nelson United Church Burlington. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Coat Baker of Burlington. groom is son of Mr and Mrs Rasso of Belvenia. The ceremony featured white, yellow and white pom pom mums, organist Charles Alton, and Rev Me J. Arken. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs James Thomblison and bridesmaids Miss Mary Lon Taylor and Miss Martens. junior bridesmaid Miss Brenda Smith. Groom’s party included Allen Horne and cousin Gleam Gaels. Reception at Clappisen's Corners with 100 guests. couple plans to honeymoon in the Pove Mountains.
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Beach
Hue
Mel
Herbert Haggerty
Phyllis
Kenimay
Manitoba
William
Henalérson
Familly
Richmond
B.C
Aix
James Robertson
Howson
AGS
Duncan Campbell
Burlington
Sne
Campbellville
Beverly Roberts
Elmer Williaims
Ponto
Rop Jeffares
David Willis
Gomis
Paris
France
Klennant Andrews
Winmy Manitoba
Frankford
George Guldstring
John Beach
Stella Roberts
Wiliam Roberts
Susan Buckley
Galt Papent
Murray McPhail
Betty Jeffares
Jennifer Andrews
Frank Quilan
Teresa Wheelshim
Mary Teresa Quinton
Mary McHugh
Be Inuit
Marget Lopez
Honduras
Helen Baker
Milton
Acton
Hedley Farrow
Burington
Nelson United Church
Helen Margaret Baker
Mil Tearah Acton Puttig
Hedley Rosshan Barney
Buctington
Coat Baker
Rassow
Belvenia Ril
Me J. Arken
Howard Alderson
Prater
Charles Alton
Sabrina
James Thom
Rotary Tuesday Talk On New Member At Rotary Club
At Rotary Tuesday evening at the Rotary club meeting Dave Cleland gave his classification talk as the new member Acton Auto Bods. There were several guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Cleland
New Mwneret
Acton Auto Bods
Phere
Acton Fair Jam Contest Seeks Sweet Trophy and Cash
Acton Fair invites jam makers to enter a competition offering ten dollars for first place and six dollars for second in a range of flavors including strawberry raspberry and peach. Entries must impress judges on taste and presentation with a large turnout expected in the women's division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gripe
Acton
Ibis
Sear
Eee Press
Sesaaety
Gellies
Mrs Dutton Born At Confederation
Mrs Dutton born at Confederation died a week before the event, in Guelph area. Survived by children and grandchildren, funeral held at Rum Wa Shoemaker home with interment at Woodstock cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Dutton
Confederation
Horn
Pha Jane Dutton
Josephus Clirente
Bebeard Jo Dutton
Withiam EE Dutton
Average of 100 At Bible Clubs
A fragmentary report describes Bible club activities with mentions of participants and local locations. Names such as Stan Copp Agnes St Elie and Stan Cripps appear alongside references to Welland Toronto and Milian. The text hints at sponsorships and community gatherings centered on religious club meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peretitea
Toronto
Doutea Bey
Welland
Peiny
Witnesses Meeting Attended by 14100 in Hamilton
The largest convention ever held in Hamilton closed yesterday with an audience of 14 181. J D Rosch of Toronto lectured on Gods Kingdom is at Hand. Delegates from all Canadian provinces and many US states attended. Three days featured 28 ministers and a mass feeding setup serving over 24000 meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Jehovah's Witnesses
Ihel
J. D Rosch
Toronto
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Jenny Whitley
Ruth Main
Joyce
Amy Telmage
Betty MacFosbury
Moi '2
Bennett
Cooksville
Catherine Ruth Fosbury
Bever
Tex Fletcher
Ruth Martin
Keswick
Tein
Aer
THE
Acton Free Press
H. Baker
H. Farrow
Allen Horne
Burhryton
Gleam Gaels
Phas Barrow
Dewing
Ana Heneyimoen
Povone
Lovell Bros
Custom Cleaners
Main ST. NL
Acton Fair
Willow ST. N
Ont
Prnat Pelee
Pelee Island
Ontenehe
Cantortine
Robt. R. Hamilton
Fred. A. Hoffman
Optometrists
Guelph
George's Square
Main
Milton Travel Service
Philco
Grant
Orville Rd
Hamaton
United Gas Limited
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