Ballinafad Teen Town Valentine Dance Amid Ice Storm Flooding
The Ballinafad community held a Teen Town Valentine Dance amid an ice storm and floods. Congratulations to Bir and Mrs Grant Baker on their Ballinafad United Church wedding. A note of sympathy to Mir Ab Robinson after a hospital fall. many shared concern for his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mix
Donald McLean
Brent
Hamilton
Clavian Heswick
Grant Baker
Ballinafad United Church
Mir Ab Robinson
Crea
Ten Guelph General Hospital
Cripps
Andy Morden
Georgetown
Eriends
Willian
Growves
Canadien
Ottawa
Mircray
Robest
Sanual Hackney
Kress
Preston
John Near
Mies
da Robinson
Percyus
Ward Hamilton
Mro
Mike Ham Hen
Math
Wid
Howard Barbero
Allan
Hillsburgh
Karen
Teachers’ College
Harold Griffin Kay
Guelph General Hospital
Buck
Strokow
Archic Ker
Bobby
Lula Row
G. Ro Row
Curties
Ontario
D. Williamson
Mary Jane Meo Phedran
Halhnalad
Mr. Burns
Silver Creekh
Oakville
Burlington
Valentine Party At School Brightens Riavernon Community
Os PRINCE Valentine Party held at Riavernon school drew students and parents from Guelph hospital area with Mrs No Rathbun and Mrs Ken Graham assisting. Pupils of the lost shot and gehete teacher hosted a party ending with stickies and ice cream while the Etheral Women's Institute sponsored a monthly event at the shock with a small attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lost Shot
Ghete Leacher
No Rathbun
D Conigan
Ken Graham
Etheral Women's Institute
Bo Price
George Jackson
Len Thoopseon
Tieng Watbon Gonlon Aitken
Dog Robertson
Port Bolster
Babe Samooe
Tan Edteh
Silverwood Institute Hosts Valentine Event and Sale
Silverwood Women's Institute met at Mrs Dondauer’s home in Milton for a February gathering with a sales auction led by Mrs Hurt. The evening featured a fragrant theme, a celebratory dessert, card games hosted by Mrs Corbett and Mrs Hahn, and a readers’ party with high scores for Mr Hart and Miss Robena Stull. Attendees included Mes Hendersan and Mes Marchington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Marchington
Mn G. Hendersan
Milton
Ara UE
Silverwood Women’s Institute
Dondauer’s
Market St
Lions
George Burt
Artiles
Hurt
Silkerwood Women’s Institute
Smith
Fenway
Corbett
Corbett and Mrs. Hahn
Sr. Valen
Hahn
G Hart
Hades
Robena Stull
G Tronside
RB. Aller
Aten OC Wilson
Goorgetown Memorial Hospital
Many Crows and a Robin Sign of Spring in Local Notes
A fragment filled community update notes birds signaling spring with crows and a robin and a frog sighting. It records WAALS meetings at Mrs Patterson's home with prayers and readings, lunch served, and plant talk. It also mentions health updates, social events, a charity lunch, and a hunting safety warning about Ontario accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm.s
WAALS
Patterson
Sanford
Jas. Noble
Mitchell
Mes. Patterson
Jan
Agana Marie Swinkles
Georgetown
Limehouse Memoral Hall
Russell Miler
Melcinun Stark
Segends
Local Legions Host NEL Old Timers Night Draws Large Crowd
Friday night events at Acton feature an Old Timers hockey game, a charity fundraiser with about 1300 in attendance, and a two Legton Town House League game. The Acton Figure Skating Club performed between periods, gate receipts support local youth equipment. A Saturday dance with Ben Alexander’s orchestra and Johnny Tocher’s band drew about 400 bowlers from the Acton Friends league. Standings show Limeys leading the Industrial Cribbage League with Legion close behind, and the Zone Cager tournament set for Saturday at 1.00 PM in Acton with spots for spares available.
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Eas
Legton Town House
Acton
Ben Alexander
Acton Friends Bowling League
Johnny Tocher
Night of high scores at branch billiards tourney
John Krapek led with a 67 as Frank Winten and John Chapman followed in the top prizes. Davis kept Tuesday night pace boosting the Flights to a first place tie with the Capwall Rockets after a tight arena showdown. Standings show Flights 60 Cap sules 60 Rockets 58 Jets 57 Mi siles 38 Comets 42 Orbity W and Meteors 39.
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Cough
John Krapek
Jobn Chapman
John
Frank Winten
John Couture
Davis
Capwall Rockets
A Edwards Remembered For Drug Store Work In Acton
Alan W Edwards 73 died January 21 after a career starting at Ontario College of Pharmacy 1921. He worked in Toronto then Cooper's Drug Store, later Clinton, and returned to Acton for a Chamber of Commerce dinner. He is survived by wife Ethel and six children.
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Acton
Cooper's
Alan W. Edwards
Mr. Edwards
Ontario College of Pharmacy
Toronto
Ken Elsley
Clinton
Ethel
Chamber of Commerce
Emma Cole
S Granty
Thomas Fountain
Mrooi
Charles Fountain
Silage
Hitlcrest Christian Church
Nova Scotia
North Se
Ontario Hunters Consume Vast Fish and Game Volumes
Ontario sportsmen eat about 60 million pounds of fish and game annually per Department of Lands and Forests records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Department of Lands and Forests
Divinity Student Preacher Risesell Legge Scheduled
Boston native Mr Risesell Legge, Harvard Divinity candidate with MA from Translant College, will lead Sunday service at the local Christian Church. A vote on his call is set for February 28 after the naming sermon at Guelph Church.
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Risesell Legge
Boston
Mass
Harvard University
Transslvants College
Lexington
Kentucky
Alberta
Ible College
Calgary
Legge
Nova Scota
Seavig
Joes
Guelph Christian Church
Byron Howlett
Halifax
Nova Scotes
Nurses Association meeting in Halton County notes updates
Over 100 nurses attended the Halton County Chapter meeting of the Registered Nurses Association of Ontario at Joseph Brant Memorial Hospital Burlington. Delegates were elected for the April R.N.A.O. annual meeting in Toronto. Demonstrations featured Resusie Annie, air splints, and new infant isolation gear. The next meeting is April 7 at the School for the Deaf in Milton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton County
School For the Deaf
Milton
Tyler Transport Limited Establishes New Soundproof Office Facility
Integrates trucking operations with a new office at Tyler Transport Limited. The move includes a soundproofed workspace, filing systems, storage and heating enhancements in the OU square area along New Highway. The facility supports office, parate office, and warehouse functions with upgraded cement block construction and modern paneling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler Transport Limited
Tyler Transport
OU - Square
Dawn Thee Pew
Campany
G Tyke Se
Rabid Fox Attacks District Dog and Local Notables
In Georgetown area reports describe a rabid fox biting a district dog before collapsing. Several residents and visitors, including Mrs and Misses at local addresses, were noted at events and hospital visits. Ontario wildlife expenditure is cited with over a million hunters and anglers contributing about 338 million dollars annually.
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Ballinafad
Terrile
Bert Akitt
Douglas
Bellwood
Ella Akite
Helen
Robert McEnery
Miro
Mes Patetla
Relde
Os Prince
Silverwood
Smiths
Institute
Mehouse
Debbie Langridge
Abongtlis
Atrs. S. Woloshyn
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Guelph
Limehouse Memorial Hall
Lloyad McDonald
Pictou
Langilles
Chas. Meridith
Clifford McDonald
Acton Fair Board
By Desrge Ware
Legion House
Woneanag
Plas
Limeys
Reamiain
Tanners
Legion Crew
Ross
Dominion Hotel
Legion
Tanners TR
Custom Cleaners
Station Hotel
Firemen
Fat Bowl
Old Rove
Mason Knit
Clk
Contervation
Department of Energy and Resources
Frankees
Ares
John Clarke
Zona
A. Edwards
Nurses Association
Jack Ridley Cartage
Farm Service and Supplies
Halton Co-Operative
Econdt
Tite Howe
Churchill
Wildlife
Conversa Turner
Waam Street
Robert Luttle
Simmy Winbro Aicordions College of
Royal Canadian Legion
Thayns
Acton Agrultural
Halton & Peel Trust
Main Street
Lorne Skace
Mgr
Milton Department Store
Ailton Department Store
NER
Milton Od Ee Ys
Walton
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