Local Women Club Hosts Luncheon and Christmas Gatherings
Thunday of the University Women Club of Millan hosted by Mrs Dwight Engel Acton. Acton Lions Club reports attendance at meetings and a recent guest from Milton Linsis club. Mr George Mayon and daughter Judy hosted a linen shower for Miss Dennis Parvich, a recent bride. Ledger's IGA staff held a Christmas gathering at Foard plant Oakville with a turkey dinner at the Manes home. A five year clock was presented to Gino de Hurtolo and Mrs Harry Halstode leaves the staff.
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Thunday
University Women Club of
Millan
Mre
Dwight Engel
Acton
Oskville University
Wang
Acton Lions Club
Hae
la Ile
Eiwetings
Erin's
Milton Linsis Club
George Mayon
Judy Mayon
Mire Dennis Parvich
Katharine Kirklees
Guelph
Lake Avenue
Bennett
Ledger
IGA
Oakville
Dave Manes
Gino de Hurtolo
Harry Halstode
Weekend Visitors and Local Notices Across Ontario
Jr and Mrs Frank Yerry of Owen Soutth hosted weekend guests. Constable and Mrs Ron Rupert move from Acton to 33S Steven St London Gat on December 18 as Rupert transfers to the London OPP detachment. Mr and Mrs Hl Roy Wanebrough plan a winter Florida stay with Mr and Mrs Robert Wanebrough for a twenty week holiday. Mr Paul Dessereault and family attended a dinner party in Burlington. Devernaull is hospitalized in Hamilton General Hospital for a shoulder injury from a car crash near Spersike on September 2. Willard and Mary Britton celebration guests included numerous friends from Listowel Moorefield Brampton and Toronto.
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Constable
Ron Rupert
Acton
Steven St
London
Gat
Rupert
London O.P.P
Hl. Roy Wanebrough
Weat Palm Beach
Florida
Robert Wanebrough
Paul Dessereault
Tom Wylie
Rockwood
Res. Wilfreed Perot
Burlington
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Header Won General Hospital
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Willard
Mary Britton
Brookville Hall
Yom McLaughlin
Listowel
Alex Job
Moorefield
Bud Matson
Alex Ross
Tom Comer
Brampton
WB Burkholder
Burkholder
Mix Min Waldie
Georygetoun
Norm Elliott
Arthur
Stew
Elliott
Larry Booth
Jerry Casere
June Elliott
Ted Parr
Brantford
G. O. Britton
Peterborough
E. Anderon
Peggy Boynton
Toronto
Christmas events and town activities update
Shopping days till Christmas noted with few left baker’s dozen. Ranger meetings suspended during census work. Christmas pageant at Joe St Albans Church directed by E Franklin. Caueny Band to march in Santa Claus parade in Voltan with skating show at Milton arena. Reporters discuss whether this material will be written for the Free Press Friday edition.
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Voltan
Milton Arena
Aiterwards
Santa
Christmas chapter meet and gifts at Lege Hall
Skit highlights at Lege Hall featured a Christmas program by the Loewe Ghopteer group. Don Pendleton read a dedication note and two books were sent for servicemen. Donations were approved to send funds to the National Centennial Fund. Carol singing preceded a reading titled A Visit from St Nicholas with performances by Marguerite Taylor and Mrs Middleton.
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Loewe Ghopteer
UR Lege
Buchanan
Ko Martaag
Finan Salts
Donne Pendleton
Appresteben
Coommm
Christmas Meeting At Churchill U W Held In December
Church notes report the Churchill United Church Women held their Christmas meeting on December 1 at Mr Bonne Leith home with 11 members and two visitors. A Christmas hymn was sung, the Scripture reading recalled the Christmas story, and a special collection funded a visiting book for the church.
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Churchill U. W
Bonne Leith
Moo Wo Suabhamer
A. Damm
Run Sammden
Mano
Chun
D. Williamson
Joe Reid
Hamilton
Mervyn Bailard
Hillyburgh
Charkys Landsborough
Acton
Churchill Church
December once greatest rogal death month in Canada
December was historically the month with the most rogal deaths in Canada. Now the ranking shows seventh place as the long campaign against Holiday Hazards gains credit for reducing fatalities.
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Canada
Untitled fragment on etiquette and translation remains
Fragmentary text describes a French style aunt and an Ontario safety league report. It mentions a young woman treated tenderly, and hints at a public call or show about a cow city. The writing is garbled and non-specific.
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Letitia
Sdwoweer
Thas Hem
Ontsna
Erport
Eramosa Rockwood Election Results Summary
In Eramosa Township deputy reeve Fred Cox reelected with 219 votes. Ernest Benham polled IS2 and Douglas Forsythe 113. In Rockwood Village police trustees election Kenneth Murray 133 James Milne 10 Robert Leslie 110 Lloyd Waddell 2.
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Eramesa Township
Fred Cox
Ernest Benham
Douglas Forsythe
Rockwood
Kenneth Murray
James Milne
Robert Leslie
Lloyd Waddell
Trustees to Return. Light Vote Reported
The same three trustees as last year are slated to act with a light turnout, estimated between 25 and a small number, across both the township and village.
Caution in Traffic Signals and Nighttime Alerts
A unclear note warns that a green light does not guarantee go and advises caution at intersections. It stresses alertness entering potentially dangerous areas and after encounters with dangerous behavior, urging vigilance for safety.
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Wileren Fen
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