Births Aboard Three Families in December 1960
Mildred Hassard and Martin Kossard announce a son born Friday November 25 1960 at Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital. Darby Orval and Mrs announce their son Douglas Robert born December 7 at Guelph General Hospital. Allan Ken and Dorothy Warne Allen announce twins born December 11 at Women’s College Street Hospital Toronto. All mothers and babies are doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hassard
Mildred
Martin Kossard
Oakville- Trafalgar Memorial Hospital
Mark
Darby
Orval Darare Fuipe
Douglas Robert
Guelph General Hospital
Tbs
Allan
Ken Allen
Dorothy Warne
Women's College Stree Hospital
Tornnia
Stewarttown Hall
Aun
Archig McEnery
Tom Keen
Jamieson
Eernie McEnery
H. Hills
Frank Smith
Beaton
Allen
Marion Patterson
Avy Emmanuel College
Toronto
Niee
Toronto Hospital
Country Maid bakery opens on Mill Street by Tozer
Mr and Mrs Tozer reopen the former Lions Bakery space on Mill Street as Country Maid bakery. The couple run a Georgetown main bakery and supply oil baked goods to the new shop with Mrs May Cathy of Acton checking the stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millrreer
P. Tozer
Mill Street
Lions Bakery
Georgetown
May Cathy
Acton
Turkey Dinner and Euchre at Silverwood W I
The Silverwood Women’s Institute Christmas party in Stewarttown on December 8 featured a turkey dinner served by St. John's Guild. Twenty members dined at one o’clock with prize winners including Mrs Bert Jones for the lucky number and Mrs George Boer first place in games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WNI
Euchre
Silverwood W.I
Stewarttown
St. John's Guild
Bert Jones
George Sivil
England
Buchre
George Boer
Pranksters Hide Barrier Across Car Path In Community
Odd notice describes pranksters trailing Leonard Thompson with wire fence blocking four barriers near a corner. Dutch family reportedly encountered wire on way to church. Also mentions weddings and visits by Wesley Johnston and others in Palmerston. A playful safety tip urges careful lights and wiring. The snippet ends with a Cub Scouts hike plan and a boy’s surprised question about walking two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Thompson
Hiroki Griffin
George Brerdge
Palmerston
Wesley Johnston
Southey
Susk
Charlie Binnie
Kenneth Allen
Dorothy Warne
Home Renovation Chaos Leaves House Unlivable
Fragmented notes describe a derailed project with noisy storms, scattered decor, and a full basement water issue. Builders, materials, and a mortgage struggle appear amid unclear details and partial names.
Wide assortment of household furnishings auctioned in sale
Rowland Thompson announces a December 17 sale at 1:30 pm in The Intyre Crescent George Amon Galson featuring a 20 ft deep freeze and Hi Fi TV elect appliances among other furniture. Frank Petch, auctioneer, lists terms as cash. TR 7-2364.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowland Thompson
TheIntyre Crescent
Georgeamon
Galson
Frank Petch
Aucioneer
Santa Arrives to End Yule Program at Ballinafad Church
The church event featured a pot luck supper and a Christmas concert on Friday night with lively audience turnout. Santa arrived to delight children as plans for future meetings and charity drives were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa
Papi
Sante
Mary Stewart
Obituary: Victor Bellboddy of Norfolk District Dies
Victor Bellboddy a longtime district farmer died November 30 at Mitton District Hospital. Born May 24 1903 in Norfolk England he came to Canada in 1922 joining his brother in Ashgrove then worked with Thomas J Brownridge and Bernard Miller before returning to the Brownridge farm. Survived by brothers and sisters in Britain and Canada, funeral held at Harold C McClure funeral home Georgetown with pallbearers and flowers from friends. Burial at Ashgrove United Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Hellladdy
Mitton
Norfolk
England
Willige John Bellboddy
Louise Apu Rawlings
Bellboddy
Canada
Jobe
Ashgrove
Thomas J. Brownridge
Bernard Miller
Ballinatad
Brownridge
John
Asgerive
Britain
Gertrude Pugh
South Wales
Ethel
W. Rodd
Regpham
Rosann
A. Attfield
Middlesex
Louisa
T. Dowing
Celsig
Mes
Juhi Brownsell
Harold C. McClure
Georgetoten
Harding Price
Robert Miller
John McNabb
Allan Brownridge
Frank Wilson
Sidney Carman
Mimico
Kite Jena School
Arthur Raddell
Howson Raddell
Jack Raddell
Fred Nurse
Wand Brownridge
Ashgroug United Chavel Cemetery
Yule Lighting Yuletide Greetings For Acton
Acton residents and motorists enjoy festive street lighting as the Acton Chamber of Commerce oversees the display. Homes and lanes glow with covered lights and a Christmas tree stands in the municipal area while local stores decorate windows. A damaged tree near the post office is noted in the season’s sparse coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Acton Chamber Oat Commerce
Tling
YMCA
WANS
Mate Sell Nels
Five Actonians Seek Canadian Citizenship Certificates
Sixty applications for Canadian citizenship certificates were heard by Judge W. Cory this afternoon in the Millon Court House. Five Acton residents applied for certificates including Muvijy Brac Karl Muthig of 120 Mill Street A Privon 16 Guelph Street Trm gad Schopp and Albert Schupp RR 4 Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lote
W. Cory
Millon “Court House
Acton
Muvijy Brac
Hilleres Karl Muthig
Mill St
Halton Reading Council Supports Teachers in Reading Push
Halton Reading Council, tied to the International Reading Association, earns strong teacher support in Halton County. At a Trafalgar Township meeting at EB J James School Dr Mary Austin outlined guiding questions on evidence bias propaganda and motive. A February session will cover best use of reader in the grades as the council outlines literacy aims for Grades 1-6 amid rising societal complexity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton Reatng Counci
International Reading
Ora Copelands
EB. J. James
Trafalgar Township
Mary Austin
International Reading Association
Harvard University
School of Enducation
de. Austin
Council
Mhom
Altos
Christmas Vesper Services by Canadian Girls in Training
Christmas vesper services for the C G S T movement will be held Sunday at Knox Church and the United Church. Acton's C G S T groups dress in white middies and navy skirts to sing Christmas hymns and participate in readings and prayers. The event, emphasizing national strength and unity, includes a processional and readings prepared by the National C G T Committee with invitation extended to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox, Church
United Church
Acton
C.g.st
Iso
Othe National Colt
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P.M
Mann
Betty
Don Grant
Barrie
John Melvin Mann
Rocher
Donald
Fort Francia
Marilyn
Bagotwile
Que
Edison Smith
George Mann
Listowel
Patterson
Aldon
Limehouse
Mary Evaretto Carlisle
Hubert Patterson
Pat
Ross
Guelph
Arthur
Houston
Texan
Elliott
Rossel
Wilbur
Rockwood
Rumley-Shoemaker Funeral Home
Fairview Cemetery
John Black
Mason Knitting Co
M. McKenzie
Murray Hayward
Willard
Mary Britton
Charles
Stephens
Tony Damm
Lazenby
Onie Lazenby
Sadiq
Robert
Thomas
Irene
Brookviile Hall
Acton Junior Farmers
Ballinafad
Stewart Town
Hutts Orchestra
Sydney K. Lambrance
St E. Acton
Plano
Akaten
Aize
Meteor Rideau
Orville Rd
Glenteastrodivision
Askim
Dilla
Ont
Acton Free Press
Free Press
Willow St
Dills
Abe
Batoir
Bruce
Erin
Singer
Call Taylor
Horace Tomlinson
McLaughlin
Brampton
Hartz Mountain Canaries
Halton
Qood Home
Mr. Choriea
Rawleigh
Hichelien
Mon Ra
Bil Tothel
Queen St. ER
Champion
Milton
Holstein Keifer
Cameron Kitching
Nassagaweyo
Kitchener
Watson's Music Store
Frere
Phan
Onne
Yarket
Ube
Frank
Phony
Frederick Sis
Acklan
Reimer
Materi
Algo
Marks Grocery
Dyson Sewing
Gordon Hardware
Paconi
Sydney K Lamb
Mill Acton
Educe Sgrotase
McMullen
Ween
George Gibson
Sovall Anim
Brampton GI
Fergusmant
Philco-Bendix
Benson
Coin Operated
Ontari
Youut
Koin Laundry Sales, Ltd
Colttewest
Toronto, Ontario
Hurchill
Papa Kangaroo
Poe
Nha
Lakeview Heights
Owl Furnsee
Cedar Bunk Stream
Soo
Dornan
Aine
Sydney K. Lamb
Ontaro
Malton
Lakeside
Christias
Legion Tall
Keapek
Jacete
Gordon
Woof Psproston
Halton Reading Council
Denny's Insurance Agency
Bill and
Harold
Brock St
Texaco Fuel Chief
No. 7 Highway
Bill Bailey
Caroline
OASIS
China
Mhate
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