Toronto Alumnae Dinner Hosts Miss Gibbons
Miss M Gibbons attend St Michael's hospital alumnae dinner in Toronto on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Perry Bowker of Grimsby visit with Miss M Z Bennett over the weekend. Mrs Howard Allison Mrs Thetford and Miss Littie Moore attend Will Bayley funeral in Milton Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss M. Gibbons
St. Michael's Hospital
Toronto
Mrs. Perry Bowker
Grimsby
M. Z. Bennett
Howard Allison
Thetford
Littie Moore
Milton
Will Bayley
Public Meeting Draws Large Attendance in Local Area
Saturday evening a public meeting for ov sand township elections drew a large crowd hosted by the Women's Institute and Community Club U.LA Supper followed with a town hall gathering of games and social time. Local church events included a Veteran tract supper at the Presbyterian basement and a United church bazaar with afternoon tea at the town hall. Notable local news covers Rev RoE Price at St John’s church recovering parishioners’ goodwill, and residents Joseph Murphy and John Lloyd returning home after hospital stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.la
Guelph
Presbyterian Church
Dich
Darsar
WA of the United Church
Roe Price
St John’s Church
Joseph Murphy
St Joseph's Hospital
John Lloyd
Bessie Gardiner
Norwich
Frances Jolliffe, RN
Welland
Milton, Palermo Victorious Teams Clash In Junior Farmer Hockey
Milton defeated Acton 9 to 3 in Milton arena in the first Junior Farmer hockey game of the evening. Doug LeRiche led Milton with four goals. fellow scorers included Graham Gillies Jim Gillies Charlie Gillies Grant Dev Hin and Clarence McLean. Assists were credited to Gilles Gil lies, LeRiche, and Curries. Acton pitchers BA Somerville Don Currie, Leonard Thompson and Fred Currie scored for Acton. Palermo sides saw Don Vivian Richardson and Don Smith score. Norval leads the league with Milton and Palermo tied for second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Acton
Farmer
Milton Arena
Doug LeRiche
Graham Gillies
Jim Gillies
Charlie Gillies
Grant Dev Hin
Clarence McLean
Graham Gilles
Doug le Riche
BA Somerville
Ac‘ton
Don Currie
Leonard Thompson
Fred Currie
Palermo
Don Vivian Richardson
Don Smith
Valley Village
Norval
Four to Represent Township Schools in Public Speaking Contest
Four students were chosen to represent Nassagaweya and Nassagaweya townships in the county public speaking contest. Claude Johnston and Marguerite Small were selected in Nassagawega with judges Ester Goldstraw and Ramos voting. Joanne Henry of Kilbride and Elizabeth Dreger of Bells were picked in Nelson rural schools with judges Mayes and Cockburn of Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nasan
Joanne Henry
Nelson
Elizabeth Dreger
Claude Johnston
Nassagaweya
Marguerite Small
Reembee
Brookville Hall
Nassagawega
Ester- Goldstraw
Ramos
Nelson Rural
Nelson Hall
Mayes
Cockburn
Burlington
Thy
Kilbride
Bells
Nelson Townships
Moffat and Acton Tie In Dying Minutes
In the Rural Industrial Hockey league Moffat and Acton fought to a 5-5 tie at Milton Arena on Tuesday. Acton scored a tying goal with 1:45 left as Acton played their first game against a short Milton Moffat lineup. Only one penalty was called, for interference. In the nightcap Milton Milling defeated Hornby 5-1 with Hornby taking the game’s only penalty for tripping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moffat
Acton
Milton Arena
Milton Milling
Hornby
Ottawa Wedding Unites Ethel Holmes and Cecil Davidson
Acton United church hosted a candle light wedding on November 28 uniting Ethel Ray June Holmes of Ottawa and Cecil Robert Davidson of Petawawa. They will live in Ottawa after a wedding trip to the northern United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton United Church
E. A. Currey
Ethel Ray June Holmes
Ottawa
S. J. Holmes
Acton
Cecil Robert Davidson
D. Davidson
Mr. Davidson
Petawawa
Cranston Griese
Janet
J. McAuley
Chicoutimi
F Quebec
Cpl
Rey Davidson
Donald Davidson
Garson
Chirke Holmes
Quebec
Niagara Falls
Beachbore
Baden
Smith's Falls
United States
Young actor lands role in new play after long wait
A walk on actor tells his father he finally has a job in a new play and notes his 20 years of marriage. The father praises the start and jokes about a future speaking part. The report also notes Newfoundland lies on a parallel with France.
Farmers reminded to return Dominion farm survey forms
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics distributes a December 1 stock crop and farm labor survey to Canadian farmers. Each farm holds Confidential status and helps form national agricultural condition statistics used for internal analysis and international comparisons. Canadian weather observers reside at Alert on Ellesmere Island near the North Pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Canada
Alert
Ellesmere Island
North Pole
Holy Name Society Meeting at Acton and Georgetown
The Holy Name Society of Holy Cross Church Acton and the Holy Name Society of Holy Cross Georgetown met on Sunday November 29. Rev Father Sullivan of Brampton spoke as special guest and E Marks of the Acton group offered thanks for the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Cross Holy Name Society of the Holy J. Joseph's
Acton
Fragmentary Thought on Life and Fear
A brief fragment speaks of thinking that drains energy from feet to head and questions about life and fear. The lines imply inner struggle and a sense of urgency about existence.
Johnny Confused Lesson Ends in Frustrated Exchange
A garbled classroom moment shows Johnny confused as a teacher prompts for thinking and knowledge, while unclear dialogue suggests frustration and miscommunication in the dialogue.
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J. E. Pearen
Calvin Aitken
T. J. Leslie
Georetown
Melvin H Bridgman
Beaconsfield
R Harold Bridgman
RCAF
Trenton
Hod Bridgman
Rockwood RR
Rockwood
States
Newfoundland
France
Ious
Gist
Tooke - Forsythe
Toylana
Hinton
Perartment Store
Patricia Ann Beauty Salon
E. Acton
Johnny
TOM & AL Henry
Royal City Laundry and
Master Cleaners
Central
Main South
Ledger
McCormick’s
Brazil
Swift's Premium
Sultana
SUN Maid
JRE
California
Cello
Jaffa
McCutcheon
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