Rockwood Truro election names leading candidates and officers
Frank Schnieder led with 172 votes in the Rockwood township ballot for a seat on the board, followed by Frank Kelso with 145 and Oscar Dryber with 152. Cliff Meadows trailed at 122. Returning officers were Fred Moore and Frank Ostrander for the township and Douglas McNabb for Rockwood village. Scrutineers were Mrs. Frank Taylor and Thomas Hutchinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Frank Schnieder
Frank Kelso
Oscar Dryber
Cliff Meadows
Fred Moore
Frank Ostrander
Douglas McNabb
Rockwood Village
George Wingate
George Perry
Stanley Harris
Frank Taylor
Thomas Hutchinson
Original Designs Shown To Nassagaweya Institute
Mrs. Ivan Richardson hosted Nassagaweya Women's Institute in November with a visit to textile designer Mrs. Elizabeth Hoey. Attendees viewed designs including Lady Shipper, Jack-in-the-pulpit, spruce trees, log cabins, totem pole, and a bedspread from Whig Rose, plus drapes for Westinghouse. Minutes, fundraising talk, and gifts for Salvation Army were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Richardson
Nassagaweya Women's Institute
Elizabeth Hoey
Hory
Lady Shipper
Westinghouse
Currie and Sinclair Seek Reeve’s Office in Township Meeting
G Currie and C Sinclair pursue the reeve’s position as discussions cover new office space, bridge projects, and conservation matters. Deputy Reeve notes past year costs for plowing sanding weed spraying and gravel. Councillor Linham recalls gravel work and dust layer spending while citing Limehouse dump limits. Stand for reeve would be Leslie who sent notice. School board reports note overcrowding and a $19 713 balance with dissolution of the area board into the district high school board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Currie
C. Sinclair
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Sixteen Conservation Authority
Linham
Speyside
Linhaim
Acton
Leslie
R. J. Cunningham
Clarence Coles
Mac Sprowt
Campbellville Couple Celebrate Golden Anniversary in 130-Guest Gathering
Mr and Mrs Claude Inglis of Campbellville marked eighty years of life together with a Sunday celebration at their home attended by about 130 relatives and neighbors. Ontario officials sent congratulations while friends served tea and cake. They have six children and 23 grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes
Campbellville
Claude Inglis
James Real
William Pickell
William Mitchell
Edward Hull
Charles McCarthy
Daniel ‘Bunter
Province of
Ontario
William J. Robertson
Lawville
Inglis
Janelia Hunter
James Kitchen
Beulah
Morriston
James
Don Mius
Claude
Daniel
RCAF
Trenton
Joe Real
Myrtle
Hamilton
Jack
Kilbride
Eurprme
Occnasion
Aoa
Archie Smith
Mex
Edward Parchem
Robert Hurren
Edegor Chiis
Guelph
Wilton
Amos Borden
Yorkton, Sask
Wallace King
Highway Opens Traffic Starts Troubles Begin
The 14 mile atreton ot ey pway 40T opened from Strataville to Milton last week, sparking traffic jams by Sunday as motorists from Toronto used Milton routes. North or south on Highway 28 then to Highway 401 became common, with Main-Martin Street in Milton seeing a traffic standstill at the stop light. Constable Jim Bradley noted explorers and cautions about memory and imagination amid icy road hazards, as trucks prepare for December 1 to prevent accidents and village children skate on pond ice.
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Lightaeere
Milton
Torronto
Highway 401
Martin St
Anding
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Fraternal Visit To Hornby LOL Meeting Report
The Hornby LOL held its regular meeting on Thursday November 20 with good attendance. A delegation from Hamilton Judge No 18 visited, including key officers Wentworth County and others. Members received a personal talk on organization before the lodge closed with a ceremonial hanging of the Queen banner.
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Hornby Lol
Hornby
Hamilton
Wentworth County
Manre
Bro Hutchinson
George Barr
Ly Biliett
William Clark
Robert Eid
T. Bromley
War Bro Munro
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Susan Popplewell
Oakwood
Oakville
John Gates
SS. 3
Nassagaweya
Halton Fire Prevention Bureau
Shawn
Ken Putnam
Kitcherrer Fire Department
Craig Reed
Halton Farmers
Rockwood
Dryber
Acton High School
Rockwood Home and School Association
Rockwood United Church
Stewart Royce
Clerk Royce
W. Jackson
Dr. Hilton
W. Parkinson
Earl McKenzie
George Currie
Esquesing
Reeve
Campbell Sinclair
Nassagaweya Institute
M Mahon
Richard
Institute
Mary Stewart
Mra
A. Frank
M. Moffat
M' Mahon
OAC
Salvation Army
Queen
Grace
J Henry M M Mahon
Richardson
EL. Buchner
Optometrist
Mill ST. E. Acton, Ont
M. M. Coles
THE
Acton Free Press
Aav Avakuon
Mill St. E. Tel
Campomiing
Walia Tate
Lor Arle Gana
Council
Wilfred Leslie
Stanley J. Brown
Brookville Hall
Elmerton
T. Joyce
Bruce Small
Douglas
Dorothy Inglis
Everett
Barbara Morton
Joe
Margaret Currie
Donald
Jean Small
Klaas van Tol
Oakville Memorial Hospital
George Stokes
Jean McPhail
Murray McPhail
Charles McPhail
Milton Hospital
Paul McCarthy
Sunnybrook Hospital
Toronto
Neil McPhail
Keith Dent
Moffat
John Kitching
Kerwin
Erland Jay
Lowville
E Pope
the Lions Bakery
Tse
Bank of Nova Scotia
State Farm Bank
Pisa
State Farm
Eric Beard
Rexway
Georgetown
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Tororts, Getaris
Jim Bradley
Maton Opp
Les Duby
Patermo
Highway 24
Vas
Giuseppe Gitte
Esqueling
Campbell
Sinclair
Coco Brown Finth
Dilly
Montag
Sonata
Saas
Currier & Ives
Dicken
Dickens
Charles Dickens
Dills Stationery
Mill ST. E
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