Touch of Spring at Institute Prompts Community Meeting
Members at the institute welcomed spring with a display of nursery pictures by Jobin Rol and Ms Kingsmill hosting plans. Reports noted a Boy Scout fund, Halton Musical Festival tickets, Christmas thanks, and a Penny Sale plus Euchre event at the community centre with gifts showcased at Simpton Store.
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Institute
Jobin
F. Kingsmill
Healad
Max Rol
Cutls
Halton
W. Maddox
Carnhage
Slmptons Seura
Broken Bones Ice Blame and Local Notices
Broken Bones Ice Blame Norman McDonald wears a cast after a foot injury from a game. Jack Puat at home with a broken collarbone after a hockey check. WL group met at Mrs. Ralph Turmer’s home. Sympathy extended to Mr. and Mrs. E Berg on the death of her father Hardy from Scotland. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Benton visited Quin ton’s parents at Mesford. Bannockburn W I honored C Sinclair with a 25th wedding anniversary celebration including Canis lunch and a pole lamp set.
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Norman McDonald
Fee
Jack Puat
Ralph Turmer
E. Berg
Hardy
Scotland
Bert Benton
Day of Prayer at Ebenezer and World Wide Services
The church calendar features Rev. W Leeman continuing sermons on The Means of Grace from Acts 4 23 38 with Bible study worship and the Lord's Supper. Ebenezer hosts the Nassagaweya Presbyterian ladies for World Annual Day of Prayer with speaker Velma Norwis Friday at 2 30. Churches along Guelph Line join Ebenezer for a Sunday evening service with Rev Schrell of Nassagaweya speaking.
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John Kitching
W. Leeman
Ebenezer
Rockwood
Nassagaweya Presbyterian
Velma Norwis
Lakeside Chapter 1.C.C.E. Meeting Minutes Highlight
Annual reports were read and approved at Tuesday meeting of the Lakeside Chapter. A few Valentine games and lunch filled the evening.
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Lakeside
1.C.C.E
Busy Months Ahead For Legion Auxiliary
The Acton Legion and Ladice Auxiliary Branch 197 held a February meeting at the legion hall. Officers and members discussed upcoming events including dances, banquets, social evenings, a Valentine social, and March sports such as darts, bowling, cachre, and cribbage. Members noted donations and awards including a tombstone purchase for Comrade B Young and a $25 gift to the sports fund.
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Acton Legion, Ladice’ Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Cora
C. Shultis
S. Can’nons
Kew
J. Brudehaw
G. Thompson
F. Schmidt
P. Turkoxz
Wlok
Perrott
Plan Fund-Raising For Hornby School
At a North Halton Association for Mentally Retarded meeting six members met at Mrs. Chester Anderson’s home. They discussed ongoing needs for school support and outlined fund-raising for the coming year including a rummage sale in April a bake sale and a fall project. Mrs Price will chair dance tickets and Mrs Sterrite the program. The session opened with a prayer and adjourned after a light lunch.
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Chester Anderson
North Halton Association
Priayer
Turkow
C. Anderson
Alis Sterritg
Price
Sunshine School
Hornby
Norval
Sterrite
Anderson
The
Canadian Association For
Unicorn of the Legion: Zone B7 pub notes and events
Zone B7 notes report the Georgetown area branch finalizing the Unicorn as the zone paper with news, ads, pictures, and features. Upcoming events include a February 15 snooker tournament in Brampton, a February 21 darts/ladies’ auxiliary clash, and a March mid month first edition launch.
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Georgetown
Unicorn
Voice of the Legion
The
Frank Holmes and Company
Brampton
Clibbape
64th Birthday For all LODE The Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire
The Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire marks its 64th year with 976 chapters reflecting growth from a small Canadian aid group to a national voluntary body. It has raised about 1 million dollars for education and welfare and runs a school adoption program spanning Atlantic to Pacific and Arctic to Caribbean, funding libraries prizes and teaching aids. In Acton the Duke of Devonshire Chapter is 47 years old and Lakeside Chapter 48 years old.
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TOD
Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire
Canada
Far North
Sivtyenve
Alpha Hostery
Yukon
Northwest Territories
Labrador
Newfoundland
Atlantic
Pacific
Arctic
Caribbean
Bominion
1.O.D E
Commonwealth
Acton
Duke of Devonshire
Lakeside
Daughters Hostess Leads February Presbyterian Meeting
Mrs A J Buchanan hosts the February gathering presided by Mr H Cales. Three guests attend and a Works Bay of Prayer service is planned for February 16 with Rev De H McMillan as guest speaker. Members report on a Presbyterial meeting in Knox Presbyterian Guelph and share a Valentine themed refreshment.
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H. Cales
A. J. Buchanan
Works Bay of Prayer
de. H. McMillan
Formosa
Knox Porsbyterian
Guelph
A.J. Buchanan
Ro Rupert
C Ashley
He Price
J. Robertson
W. J. McKnight
AJ Buchanan
Co Ashley
He Pre
J Robertson
Wo J. Me
Wo Spiehvogel
Ao J Mkchanan
Hatton County Council Closes Hatton Centennial Manor
Despite a heavy snowstorm, all but two council members attend the final work session at Hatton Centennial Manor, the county home for 200 residents, marking the last door move.
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Tour Manor
Hatton County
New Official Show Name Hinted For Ontario Steam Event
The Ontario Steam and Antique Preservers Association plans an official name for its 1944 reunion at Milton Fairgrounds during Labor Day weekend. President Gord Smith will announce the new name at the next general meeting. The club elected a second term for President Smith and announced new and retiring officers and committee appointments.
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Ontario Steam and Antique Preservers’ Association
Milton Fair Grounds
Labor Devre
Milton
Wes
Cord Smith
Crillis
Shawn
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Davis Jewellery Store
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Burlington
Oakville Legion
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Beamaton
Legton Ladies’ Auxiliary
Thiy
Dominion
Lewkon
Fis
Rand
Toorers
Domiinion
Loepton
Gove
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Damers &4
Bruce Cargill
Newt Daest Hoth
Newt
Caryle
Ted Athott
Vierdhen
Henry Wedge
Eaton’s OF Canada
Eaton
Caroline
Hower & Garden
Ofen
Thompson Fuels Ltd
Holy Mackerel
Andy
Acton Creamery
York
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Smith
Sident
Dave Rogers
Fred Thompson
Hugh Clark
Bernard Portery
Earl Davison
Laurence Oliver
Gordon Hrny- Yeh
Allan Byers
Earl Carpenter
Alex Polyar
Vic Hull
Gord Brigden
Eugene Colewell
Caledonia
Berm Porter
Norman Schell
Woodstock
W. White
Rolphion
Pollock and Campbell
Cook St
Sean Bane Belli
Cee
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Lepage Sones
Feta Laces
OLA Go-operators Insurance Association
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Canadian Gas Association
United Gas Limited
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Harvey Laverty
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Riemer Equipment
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