Obituary J K Gardiner Dies in Guelph Jeweller
James Ker shaw Gardiner a longtime Acton jeweller and watchmaker died at his home in Guelph on Saturday August 5 after an illness five years. Born in Dundalk in 1882 he trained in Collingwood and later operated in Acton before moving to Guelph with his wife Ferro Livingstone retired six and a half years ago. He was known as a motor vehicle license issuer and cartoonist and attended art school in Toronto. He leaves a son John Gardiner and two sisters Mrs Nellie Gardiner Dundalk and Mrs Robert Noble Windsor. Funeral Tuesday at MacIntyre Wilkie Funeral Home Guelph with interment at Duntroon cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
James Kershaw Gardiner
Dodds Ave
Guelph
Gardiner
Watson's
Toronto
Norfolk United Church
Ladies' Aid Meeting Enjoys Music and Plans Induction
The August Ladies' Aid meeting at Mrs. R. McEwan's home opened with a devotional about Presbyterian faith. Mrs. McKenzie spoke on Religion and Life while Mrs. McEwan led the roll call. Music featured Gail Fuller, Beverley Bruce, and Linda McKenzie solos. Hostesses Mrs. Storey and Mrs. B. Bruce served refreshments.
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Ladies’ Aid
R. McEwan
W. Bruce
McEwan
Revo
Maxwell
Toronto
McKenzie
Gail Fuller
Beverley Bruce
Linda McKenzie
James
Storey
B. Bruce
Phillips Faces Furrow Fight at Plowing Match
Halton County Warden Alec Phillips accepts a challenge from Hastings Warden Hamilton to a plowing contest at the International Plowing Match in Belleville on October 4. County councillors applauded the move and pledged support. Phillips plans to use Reeve Cam Sinclair as coach for the road work approach.
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Halton
Alec Phillips
Hamilton
Hastings
Belleville
Ontario
Phillips
Reeve Cam Sinclair
Esquesing
Sinclair
Mrs F Cunningham Died After Nine Week Illness
Mrs Fred Cunningham died in Toronto General Hospital after a nine week illness on August 9. Funeral conducted by Rev D A Powell at Rumsey Shoe maker funeral home on August 12 with interment at Everton cemetery. Survived by husband at 10 Cameron St daughter Dorothy Milson, Guelph brothers William and George Steel, sister Florence Scuce, and predeceased by son Fred dy and sister Edith Harrington. Born in Guelph and married there in 1927. Anglican Church member.
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Fred Cunningham
Beatrice Steele
Toronto General Hospital
D. A. Powell
Grace Anglican Church
Milton
Rumsey - Shoemaker
Everton Cemetery
Bob Anderson
Charles Shultis
Colin MacColl
Wes Allan
Jim Bradshaw
Ben Rody
Champions Named Hay Oats Entries Tops by Field Crop Judges
The Field Crop Judges crowned hay and oats winners in a competition expanded by the Agricultural Society. Frank Strong of Quelph led hay with J M Cockburn as notable judge, while J Brown of Shinehouse and George C Wallace of Rockwood placed high in hay. In oats, Traver Hava of Rockwood won with 8 acre yield estimates near 100 bushels per acre, followed by George C Wallace and J Brown entries among top finishers.
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Actus Agricultural Society
Trobe
Pudpes
Frank Strong
Juan
J. M. Cockburn
Gaelp
Shylacu
Ion
Caleb Althen
Acton
J. Brown
Shinehouse
George C. Wallace
Rockwood
Gordon Sealle
Rar
Charles McNabby
Alex Melhgurate
Traver Hava
Rodney
Parry
Ot Griffin
Ruweell
Calvin Aitkin
Charloch—Thaneye Son
Walter Linhum
Modney
C. W. Swackhumur
Ritchie
Hodivey
D. McPhedran
Kudney
OS Painas 4-H Club Members Tour Stratford Goderich
OS Painas 4-H Club members and friends toured Stratford and Goderich visiting Festival Theatre the SelmeH factory and Salt history site. Attendees included Mrs K Stub bington Doris Tines Fuller family, McEwan, Buck, Robertson, Stubbing ton, and others. US guests Mr and Mrs John Reed and Jonathan of New York joined local hosts, with other notices of hospital, weddings, holidays, and grade achievements across the community.
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Stratford
Goderich
Selmeh
K. Stubbington
Doris Tines
Gail
Marlene Fuller
Nanes Bullogh
Sandra, McEwan
Jessie Kinnear
Toy Buck
Maryanne Robertson
Tendros
Laurel Stubbington
Beverly Bruce
Joh Stubbington
Hugh Sinclair
U.S
John Reed
Jonathan
New York City
David Stewart
George Grundy
Guelph Hospital
Sandra
Carolyn McEwan
A. Bultoch
Kearney
First Anniversary Dance At Legion Sparks Friday Night
The Signs sponsored teen dancers celebrate one year at the Legion this Friday. Little Caesar and the Consuls will perform its final engagement here after signing a contract to play every Friday at a ball. Weather has been cool for this week’s holiday events.
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Legion
Little Caesar and the Consuls
Schimmen Nears End as Ta Opens Friday
The fragment notes Schimmen nearing conclusion while Ta opens Friday. Readers await full details as events align with the approaching close of the season and the ceremonial kickoff on Friday.
India Mission Row Fails to Rally Parish Support
A disjointed report traces confusion over a pastor’s India mission goal. Local volunteers gathered at a meeting hall but efforts appeared disorganized and struggled to align with broader mission aims.
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MARS. A. L_AMBROISE
Eden Mills
Ernest Perry
J. K. Gardiner
Dundalk
Dun
Ospringe
Furrow
F. Cunningham
Sherlock Foreman
Fort Worth
Texas
Hugh Moore
Woodstock
Gordon | Aitken
Foreman
Carman Grit
Mishawaki
Nahin
Meacham of
Asalatunt
Sandra McEwan
Evie
Orangeville
June
Toho Balaier
McKagans
Oliver Moran
Robert MeKagan
Lakeland
Florida
John Meek
Harold Meek
Evin
Bonnie Hillis
Grand Valley
Robert Genmill
Rodney Gemmil
Otter Rapids
J. W. Bailey
Alvin McCutcheon
D. G
Robertson
Douglas Robertson
Henry Jackson
C. Heimler
Sherlock Aitken
John Row
Gyrelph
Jack
Wealerns University
London
Joe Baersma
Canada
Acton Creamery
Halidayers
Allin
Cigerial
Abiteet Cotirew
Monae
Paris
Conde
Machoun
C. Come
India
Seraat Meadenes
Landetneugh
Iredla
Natey
Aeeceacanay
Opulige
Mev
Angola
JEM Drive-In Theatre
Mylan
Winhwey
Viskareel
Shilhee Perature
WUE Uam
the Sundowners
Howeme Mipchem
hhweye—s _Daviesa
New Cais
Bank OF Montreal
Sheaffer
Underwood
PRIMA
Evry
Mill ST
Frank Toth
Motors
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