Women’s Institute Holds Busy Citizenship Meeting
Twenty members and 12 visitors met at Mrs. D. G. Robertson’s home for the monthly Women’s Institute session in Wellington County. Highlights included a tribute to King George VI and God Save the Queen, a paper on citizenship and education, sewing class displays, and a family potluck planned.
Local Society Notes From Canadian Communities
Mr and Mrs Alfred Long visited in Buffalo during the weekend. Mel McCullough has been a patient in Guelph General Hospital for several weeks. Mrs John Leishman is a patient in St Josephs Hospital Guelph. Friends are sorry Heverley Bruce is a patient in Sick Children's Hospital Toronto. Jane Ryder daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Ryder Camp Potawawa is a patient in Pembroke Hospital. Mr and Mrs G A Dills Mr and Mrs D Dills and Mr and Mrs R MacArthur attended a district editors and publishers convention in Harriston on Saturday. John McDowell will be at home to friends Sunday February 17 from 2 to 4 pm for their Golden Wedding. No gifts please. Earl Ryder transferred from Barriefield Camp Kingston to Camp Petawawa. Ryder Judith and Jane settled in their new home. Terry Coles arrived home from Racine Wisconsin for a visit and to attend the wedding of his sister Jean Coles to Barry McKeon in Acton last Saturday.
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Women's Institute
D. G. Robertson
Gordon Aitken
Doris Fines
Asre
Towa Ecie
Alfred Watt
Institute
George Grundy
Dor Fines
Woal
George VI
Aiomder
Aitken
Harold Same
Byron Garry
Sok Children Hospital
San
Gab Z
Toronto
Arwtan
of Buck
SS Joseph's Hospital
Tuelph
George D. Robertson
Wm. Webb
Guelph Township
Arthur McKinney
Ottawa
Leo Nicholson
Sharon
Shirley Hutton
St. Catharines
R. J. Matthews
Hugh Robertson
N. McLean
Murray
Guelph
Ross McLean
George Robertson Jr
Hamilton
Georgi D Robertson
Joyce
Carman Griffin
Harold Theaker
Thomas Fines
Dale
Wellington County
John McDowell
Set
Earl Ryder
Barriefield Camp
Kingston
Camp Petawawa
Mr. Ryder
Judith
Jane
Terry Coles
Racine
Wisconsin
Miss Jean Coles
Barry McKeon
Acton
S. Matthews
R. L. Davidson
Wm. Dobbie
George Somerville
Kate” Kennedy
Limehouse
Victor B. Rumley
Alex Wright
Snethurst
Saturay
E.A. Paul
Sudbury
Harry Smethhurst
Barrie
Helen Mills
Stobbs
Grafton
John Stobbs
Arrowsmith
Margaret Swackhamer
Walter Linham
Linda
Charlotte McCullough
J. Ellerby
King Eadward Hotel
A. Calder
George -VI
Elizabeth II
Roy Young
Pacific
Archdeacon MclIntosh
St. John's Church
Arch McNabb
Wm. Pasmore
Marlette
Mich
Boyne
Hydro
Main St
Rockwood
Local resident dies after hip fracture in Acton
Enjored fairly good health until a week ago when he fell in his home fracturing a hip. He was known for unassuming kindly ways and cheery greetings. He loved music and gardens and crafted farm equipment. Funeral from Victor RB Rumley Funeral Home Acton, led by Alan Vair. Interment Everton Cemetery. Pallbearers included Reg Anderson Alvin Cutcheon Ross McLean Harold Sunter. Mrs Ida Tovell Fort Erie helped in preparations for her uncle.
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Victor RB. Rumley
Acton
Donations Report From Institute Meeting Highlight Charity Gifts
February meeting of the W. I. at Mrs. Mitchell home in charge by Mrs. E. Sanford. Donations of 5 each voted for Sick Children's Hospital Queen Elizabeth Hospital and the Navy League of Canada plus a small treat for an active service overseas. Mrs. Benton reported a good monthly finances and various notices from members on events and memorials for King George VI.
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W. 1
Mitchell
A. Benton
F. T. C. Brown
Noble
Gwendoline P. Clarke
Miss Ivens
God Save the Queen
Wright
Hasteas
Save What You Can Afford To Save Regularly
Plan a regular savings amount from each pay to build funds for vacations holidays or a home down payment. Set a budget friendly plan and consult Orme Hunt at the Bank of Montreal for guidance. Canadians hold over a billion dollars in savings in the Bank of Montreal system.
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Orme Hunt
Bank of Montreal
Rev Thompson Leads St Johns Vestry Meeting Evening
The annual vestry meeting at St Johns Church was held in the new parish hall with good attendance. Rev W G O Thompson of Georgetown conducted a brief devotional service before Rev Thompson led the meeting with Mr Goo as secretary. Church departments were reported, refreshments served, and social time enjoyed.
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St Johns Church
W. G.o.thompson
Georgetown
Thompson
Goo
Forry Ag
Pamlel
Thos
Ruske
St Alban’s Guild Holds Spring Bazaar Planning Meeting
The St Alban’s Guild held its regular monthly meeting at the Parish Hall with 35 members present. A spring bazaar was planned and correspondence read. A short program followed with readings and a contest won by Mrs Cooke, then a social tea hour.
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St. Alban’s Guild
W. Coon
R. Heeley
W. Wilson
C. Cooke
Campbelville Families Honor Silver Wedding Anniversary
Relatives hosted Mr and Mrs Howard Mro and Mr Archie Smith for their silver wedding anniversary with about 400 guests enjoying euchre and prizes. Alfred Smith Gladys Smith Wayne Howard Kay Smith won prizes. the couple received a silver flatware set. Messages of sympathy extended to Mrs A McPhedran for the loss of her sister in law in Washington DC.
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Mro
Archie Smith
Myra
Dave Howard
Prines
Alfred Smilth
Gladys Smith
Way Howard
Kay Smith
Reid
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