United Church Women Plan December Meeting and Outreach
Mrs. Deeediber notes a gathering inviting all ladies of the congregation to attend a December 28 meeting near the United Church. Mrs. W. B. Fleury will witness the new Organization for United Church. Reports include senior citizen calls and 46 member visits. Christ cheer baskets will be packed for the sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gi Regen
Deeediber
Ohio
Pootinig
Staney
Rev
United Church
Mra
W. B. Fleury
Organization For
Ker
Baskets of Christ
Newlyweds 4H Machars Receive Awards
Newlyweds Mr and Mrs C E Davenport along with Mr and Mrs Robert Davis of Milton received a presentation Friday night at Ligny school with gifts including a raising chair floor polisher and a combination night lamp. The Joyce orchestra provided music. Wey Wilson served as chairman. Honor 4H members received awards at a Monday luncheon at the Old Mill presented by Ringway Kiwanis club. Nancy wed three books Home Decoratif Gardening and New Cook book by Better Homes and Gardens. Bob Merry Halton Beef Club received a 4H scholarship and Jack Robertson Halton Tractor Club received a 441 scholarship. Brown was elected to Esquesing area school relations. Mr and Mrs C E Melmer of Toronto spent Sunday with Ed Davenport. Mrs French hosted the 4H Nighty Queens on Saturday with 15 girls working on night garments. Christmas party planned December 15 at Faye Graham's. Visit from England Mr and Mrs S J Brown hosted Mr and Mrs Eric Fanton of Leicestershire England, Mrs Brown's nephew, with Esquesing Federation of Agriculture members attending the meeting and banquet at Lowville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Davenport
Robert Davis
Milton
Ligny School
Joyce Orchestra
Sap
Wey Wilson
Old Mill
Ringway Kiwanis Club
Nancy
Better Homes and Gardens
Bob Merry
Halton Beef Club
Jack Robertson
Halton Tractor Club
Brown
Inlay Currie
C. EB. Melmer
Toronto
Ed Davenport
French
Winnifred Marshals
Faye Graham
Everts of Claude Brinklow mourns father Charles Brinklow’s death
Election coverage notes Keen interest at Monday county vote. Peter Ortlieb leads with Beattie and Gilbertson tied for second. Ben Hoskins and William Hindley named Eramosa school trustees. Annual Community Club meeting re elected officers. Wedding party honored by Eden Mills church ladies. Candlelight Helping Hands service ends with church funds shifted to Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everts
Claude Brinklow
Eden Mills
Charles Brinklow
Kingston Hospital
Trent Valley Cemetery
Hastings
George McAlpine
Lottie Hefvik
Ted Barden
Dunne
Gemmelt
William Mino
Nelson Mino
Brooklin
Sid Barnes
Counci
Peter Ortlieb
Douglas Beattie
Herb Gilbertson
Ben Hoskins
William Hindley
Eramosa
Stevenson
J. Gilbertson
H. Barden
E. Perry Ed Campbell
Harvey Tule
Ladies’ Aid
Eden Mills Presbyterian Church
Francis Smith
Four Acton Merchants Attend Ralph Pallant Service
Four Acton merchants attended the general service for the late Ralph Pallant in Park Memorial Chapel Toronto. Pallant, killed in a Tuesday car accident, was active in merchants organizations and a member of the chamber of commerce. His shop at Mill and Willow Streets is open again this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph’ Pallant
Acton
Ralph Pallant
Park Memorial Chapel
Toronto
Bill Benson
Paul Nielse Nielsen
Ben Rachlin
Jan Spatlent
Merchants’ Orizations
Amber of Commerce
Mill and
Willow Sts
Accident Leaves Passenger Injured After Swerving to Avoid Dog
A driver swerved to avoid a dog on a road near North Halton OPP detachment causing minor damage to a new model car. A passenger from Toronto sustained head lacerations while a bystander from Guelph reported damage to their vehicle. Police investigate the incident and record the costs at $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Inn Bennett
North Halton Opp
Gordaris
Guelph
Camphetlville
Conte
Cuaine
Ie Rosell
Toronto
Neighbours Aid After Barn Fire Gift For Newlyweds
Neighbours raised funds after a barn fire and presented newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Fisher with money at a gathering. Peter Lafleur’s home hosted the gift event while other residents helped and shared refreshments.
Acton Wl Christmas Party Ends With Gift Exchange
The Acton WL meeting at Mrs. Fred Anderson’s Brock Ave home drew a large turnout. Members sang carols and shared gifts, with prizes awarded in a Christmas contest and reports from Mrs. George Fryer on recent meetings. A $5 donation to the TB fund was voted, and plans were made to remember sanatoriums and nursing homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart Lambert
James Bradshaw
Fryer
Hector Lambert
Earl Lambert
Yale
George Hargrave
T.B. Fund
Christman
Mapleaden
George Fryer
Pryer
K. Dodds
Mien
Marjorie Huil
G. Lazenby
Guelph
Milton
A. Buchanan
Hargrave
James Buckland
Fred Kingsmill
North Helton O P P Expands to Eleven Constables
The North Helton O P P detachment on Bronte Street Milton grew to 11 officers last week with three new constables. Tom Dube and Carmen Wright joined from Milton O P P before its withdrawal, while Larry Kneale from Oakville O P P was also transferred. Dube has three years Georgetown and two Oakville service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Helton
County Police Add Three New Members At Milton Posts
Constable Wright moves from Waterdown to Milton as part of a three officer expansion. He previously spent two years in Waterdown and three in Milton. Other officers on the county force include Corporal Charles Wilkinson and Constables Dave Hardy Bill Bennett Ron Stratton Al Miles Walter Jordan Dave Richardson and Joe Feldcamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Const. Wright
Waterdown
Charles Wilkinson
Dave Hardy
Bill Bennett
Ron Stratton
al Miles
Walter Jordan
Dave Richardson
Joe Feldcamp
Unusual 1954 One Dollar Bill Offered for Value
Odd Buck Mrs. Lois Thompkins of Campbellville seeks value for a 1954 one dollar note blue on one side and green on the reverse. A potential collector item, details limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Buck
Lois Thompkins
R.R. 2
Campbellville
Family of Five Perishes in Home Fire at Deke Farm
A Hornby district family of five is found dead after a Saturday afternoon fire at their Homy Deke Farm home. Neighbors aided the surviving child, while investigators suspect a kitchen stove might have caused the blaze. Chief A B Clement notes funds hinder investigation. one loan unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pam
Hamea
A. EB. Clement
Neighborn
Schroedere
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Te Adio Fite
Presa
Rotary Aese
United Church WA
Machars
England
S. J. Brown
Eric Fanton
Leicestershire
Mr. Fanton
Mrs. Brown
Esquesing
Federation of Agriculture
Lowville
G. MacDougall
W.A
E. Perry
K. Stevenson
Roxy
Dog OF Flanders
Donald Caer
David Ladd
Chartie
Cea
Burlives
Shelley Winters
HH. Hinton
Boor
Jerry Fisher
Nee Kin Do Jong
Glen Jackson
Don Archibald
Jerry
Peter Lafleur
Moaney
Laftour
Bard
Old Entertaina
L. J. Buck
Muntreal
Mra. Ktoln
Robin Bailey
Tog
Stintey
Nawsagaweyn
Misa Hei McEnery
Banks
Copeland and Barclay
Lakeshore Teachers’ Collegery
Lant Wagk
N. Rathbin
Anderwon
Dee
Meen
Henry iKlooster
Gilveryrech Vianad
Gilray
Slater
Siew and
Laurie
Jerry Fisha
W. McMillan
Sory-Inlaw
William Stevenson
D. G. Robertson
Mra. M. Cook
Selkirk
Church of Christ Disciples
Acton Wl
Nassagaweya Township
John Robertson
Custom Cleaners
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E. L. Buchner Optometrist
Optometrist
Mans W. Bchirdeder
Tin
Jor Keily
Amoke
Hellee
Mifton
Ust
Rowntree's
Neilson
Jenny Lind
KODAK
Mill ST
Watson's Daiey
Esquesing Township
Campbell Sinclair
Canadian Legion McCrae
PLU
Plymouth
Guelph Memorial Gardens
Hinton’s
Gordon
Mixmaster
Chinaware
Gordon Hardware
Cooper's
Elizabeth Arden
Revlon Shulton
Paris
Tosca
Yardleys
MAX Factor
London
Coutts
Cooper's Drug-Store
Mal ST
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