U C W Officers Installed at Rockwood United Church
Rockwood United Church Women culminated a service as Rev. A Gardner installed new stewards Robert Noble Albert Maltby Roy Petty and Murray McLaren into the committee of stewards. Officers for Rockwood United Church were installed with names for Unit 1 2 4 and other positions listed. A Valentine Tea was held by Unit 3 with hosts and helpers named and decorations described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwood
Rockwood United
A. Gardner
Robert Noble
Albert Maltby
Roy Petty
Murray McLaren
Chur Ucw
Rev. Gardner
Gi Brace
Mim. Ray. Thompson
A.eliot
Mra.f
M. McRae
Mra. F. Ostrander
A. Root
Stan Harris
Mills Pearl Hamilton
Jack Little
Unit 3
Rockwood Ugw
Gary Race
EL Mast
Grant McRée
Gordos Ostrandur
Kon’ Murray
Ray
Roy “Petty
Gordon Cox
D. Bracd
Zone finals set for Wellington public speaking
Wellington County finals were held at College Ave School in Guelph last Thursday. Brenda Bruce of Ogpringe Bob Booms worth Drayton Emily Chiling arlan Guelph placed first Donna Artusso of Guelph runner-up Elixaz abeth Griffith of Wyandot school also qualified. The zone finalists proceed to the provincial finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington County
Guelph
College Ave
Brenda Bruce
Ogpringe
Bob Boomsworth
Drayton
Emily Chiling
Arlan
Donna Artusso
Elixazabeth Griffith
Wyandot School
Xobe
Local visitors greet returning Vietnam veteran doctor
Dr. Wayne F. Hosking, recently discharged from the U S Army after service in Vietnam, returns to Hartford Hospital staff. He is accompanied by a family from Port Leonard Wood Missouri and Mrs. F. Hosking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwood
Wayne F. Hassking
Port Leonard Wood
Missouri
Hosking
F. Hosking
Vietnam
United States Army
Hartford Hospital
Hartford
Conan
Summer in Mexico described to CWL
The Sacred Heart and St. Peter's C WL met at the rectory after evening mass with President Mrs. A Drexler presiding. Miss Theresa Murray, a University of Guelph student who spent last summer in Mexico with exchange students, showed colored slides and described life in that country.
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Rockwood
the Sacred Heart and
St. Peter’s C.W.L
A. Drexler
Theresa Murray
University of Guelph
Mexico
Ife
Herb Saunders
GiLfittan
Margaret Campbell celebrates 90th birthday in Acton home
Mrs. Margaret Campbell marks her 90th birthday at her son Johnny Campbell’s Park Avenue Acton residence. She was born Margaret Scott, married James Campbell in 1901, and has lived in the area 90 years. She is the sole survivor of her family with six children and 16 grandchildren.
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Esqusing
Acton
Margaret Campbell
Johnny
Park, Ave
Free Prosk
Camp ‘Bell
Margaret
Jean Scott
Mrs. Campbell
Dan
Anne Je
Fergus
John
Campbell Devot
Park Ave
Campbell
Halton Public Speaking Final Crowned at Stewarttown
Barbara Horne of Ville captured the Halton County public schools public speaking title in a Stewarttown final before a full house. Runnerup Tony Paton of St. Anne's separate school spoke on Modern Hunting as the contest featured eight other finalists from Halton No 1 and No 4 areas.
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Barbara Horne
Ville
Halton County
New Stewarttown
Barbara
Tony Paton
St. Anne’s Separate School
Oakville
W. Webb
Halton
Decise
Orangeville
Stewarts Town
R. V. Chatten
John Somers
Rev. R. Jeffaras
John Graham
John Lenz
Public School Board
Halton No. 1
William Lawson
John Tost
Chapel St. School
Georgetown
Michelle Mumby
Limehouse School
Symphony Orchestra
Halton No. 4
Steven van Flaet
Acton
Robert Little
Lois Fay
Martin St. School
Milton
Steven
Lois
Andrew Murphy
Holy Cross School
John A. McDonald
Steveo A. Hayhurst
John Wilson School
Terry Preston
Woodside School
Brenda Buttram
W. H. Morden School
Stewarttown
Mr. Chatten
O.p.s.ustlf
Acton Robert
Snow resolution seeks Ontario building code adoption
Halton East MPP Jim Snow tables a resolution at Queen's Park for the Ontario Government to adopt the National Building Code. The move would standardize building regulations across municipalities and ease the housing crisis by enabling prefabricated homes. The motion is expected to be discussed in 2000 legislature.
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Ont
Halton East
M.P.P
Jim Snow
Queen’s Park
Ontario
March of Dimes canvassers raise funds in Rockwood
March of Dimes workers in Rockwood collected 151.62 dollars total and transferred the amount to the area director in Kitchener. Mrs. Ray Death led the team visiting every village home. Participants included Mrs. Ken Murray, Mrs. O. Driffer, Mrs. Lloyd Dyer, Mrs. Don Hilts, Mrs. Murray McLaren, Mrs. G. A. Hudson, Mrs. Ed oe, Mrs. M. Worth, Mrs. George Ingle, Mrs. L. Hilts, Mrs. John Knogt, Mrs. J. Googers, Mrs. Dr. Sinclair, Mrs. B. Webb ester and Mrs. John Carney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
March of Dimes
Rockwood
March—of Dimes Canvassers
Kitchener
Ken Murray
O. Drifber
Lloyd Dyer
Don Hilts
Murray McLaren
G.A. Hudson
M. Woimelr
Orge Ingle
L. Hilts
John Knogt
J. Googers
DR. Sinclair
B. Webbester
John Carney
Apple Corps Form New 4-H Club Unit
A new 4-H unit named Apple Corps was formed at Mrs Karn’s home on February 10 with officers elected: President Thelma Kirkwood vice president Woregh Noble secretary treasurer Mary Fuchy press reporter Lois Kirkwood. The club plans to feature fruit and held a second meeting February 17 at Mrs Karn’s home where Mary Lou Brown and Norman Noble demonstrated fruit short cake using strawberries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karn
Thelma Kirkwood
Aldwnt
Woregh Noble
Treasuroy
Mary Fuchy
Lois Kirkwood
Utlavot
Rea
Turing
Ha Limeen
Apple Corps
Mra. Karn
Mary Lou Brown
Noroan
Noble
Thay Sam
Collision on Highway 25 injures Milton man
Two cars collided on Highway 25 south of Acton Thursday evening causing $1,600 in damage. Bernard Cleary of 163 Main St Milton suffered facial lacerations. Vehicles involved included Cleary’s car and a vehicle driven by Joseph Cygance of RN R1 Acton.
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Acton
Bernard Cleary
Main St
Milton
Joseph Cygance
RN. R. 1
Junior girly classes and auction plans noted
Fragmented OCR describes junior female classes and a forthcoming auction. Officials including Mrs J Williamson oversee events with nature study planned for spring and summer. Other antagonists will be added later and a party may occur occasionally.
Untitled cryptic note on ambition and perspective
A terse reflection contrasts rulers with subordinates, urging leaders to glance downward at those less powerful to gauge true strength. It hints that authority without empathy blinds, and suggests humility comes from observing those beneath rank.
Battery charging safety warns of hydrogen risk
This item explains that colder temperatures reduce battery efficiency and many farmers use portable battery chargers. It cautions that charging releases hydrogen gas and a spark or match nearby can cause an explosion, urging careful handling.
Two Notions of a Secret Divide Wise Minds
The remark explores the tension in keeping a secret. Some view secrecy as unnecessary restraint while others see value in guarding knowledge as a rare resource. The idea contrasts casual openness with disciplined discretion in sharing information.
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Unter Coulson
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Doug Copeland
Atterns Hinton’s Sc
Sasage Gaabu
IGA
Oshawa Wholesale
Ross Cay
Sk Om
LiEa Bologna
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Haddock
PACS
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Chuck
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Jaffa
California
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sHockwood
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Tila
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Irda Balag
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Ingle
Arthur A. Johnson
D.D
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Sr. E
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Gord James
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