Old handwoven quilt gifted to Naval Ontario Museum
A handwoven quilt, over a century old, was tested for purchase at the Gee Atty and Crafts meeting and proposed as a gift to the Naval Ontario Museum from the group. The event occurred at the November gathering, with Mrs EW Hovy of Moffat Stus involved in presenting the item.
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Voters Stay Up For Hours As Free Press Posts Results
Over 300 calls flooded the Free Press as tabulators posted results from polls on a master board. Mayor Walter H. Cook won re election by 43 votes. hydro commission races drew high interest with F Oakes, E G Tyler retaining seats and Gordon McCutcheon and Gordon Beatty elected to the new commission. The clerk’s Mill Street office buzzed with activity as candidates and citizens tracked returns late into the night.
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Hydro Commission
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E.G. Tyler Se
Gordon McCutcheon
Gordin Beatty
Mill Street
No Mayor Two Elections
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Sear Rotana
Gray James Eb & Bey Tata
Georgetown Trustees Set Two Year Term Plan
Georgetown voters consider Go srisbue William J Carr John A Gunn Fagard Cass John Zorge Garfield McGilty Mrs Anne J Currie John A Eliott and Bric C Board to set school trustees plan BOW Binkley Two Year Term Vestors llre asked to ape PreGe or reject as two year term for council effective in 1960
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Demonstration of Scottish Dance at Elora Gathering
A group including Mr and Mrs Bad Wilson Mr and Mrs Daydeath Clarkson and others performed Scottish dances at a Knox Presby church event in Elora Andrews Night Local. Dances shown included Eghiseme Resi Petranella Waltz Ceanlly Darin and Stop the Wife. An excellent supper followed the event.
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Daydeath
Clarkson
Mir Reb Cire
Gaeta
Jack MyGeafie
Robert Buckner
Knox Preste
Andrews
Eghiseme Resi
Petranella
Ceanlly Darin
142nd Year Report Shows Borrowing Up
The report notes rising borrowing and loan activity as lenders boosted mortgages to meet Canadian demand. It highlights total loans at $227 billion, with growth over the prior year and dividends paid to shareholders totaling $10.0 million. Security holdings were reduced by more than a quarter to $886 million, while taxable profits and revenue tax provisions are outlined.
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Avtan Branel
Sakf
Iuthen Thess
Ats Securiny Holdings
Farm forums described as great two way communication
The Oannush rally of Titan County Farm Forums took place at Fairview School in Lowville on November 25 with all county groups represented. Mr Fisher of Ontario Planning and Development outlined conservation activities and soil care shown in the film Proud Lands, while Mr Francis called farm forums the greatest two way communication, followed by a social gathering with refreshments.
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Three in District Ill in Hospital and Births
Three district residents are ill in hospital. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs John Byers on the arrival of a baby girl at Guelph General Hospital a week ago. Also noted are hospitalizations for Lade Tate Giliete in Guelph General Hospital and Joe Scott in Kitchener. Mr Douglas Scarlett is in Sedias for the Sudbury district project.
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St Joseph's
Death of Robert T Amos longtime breeder and auctioneer
Robert T Amos 74, a prominent breeder and auctioneer based in Gualpa, died Friday. He operated a ranch and sold horses and cattle, active in Knox Presbyterian Church, and a former member of Royal Lodge of Perfar fons. Funeral services were scheduled in Puaback Brown.
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