Careful Driver Rating Plan Promises Lower Auto Rates
W H Denny, local State Farm agent, announces a Careful Driver Rating Plan offering lower premiums to accident free drivers over the past three years. Qualifying owners may see reductions from general rates, some as high as twenty percent, with examples cited to show potential savings.
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W. H. Denny
New Year Engagement Announced At Klooster Home
At a Saturday New Year celebration at the Sper home in Alliston, Nel ly Klooster's engagement to Styn Klooster was announced by Mr. and Mrs. K. The event followed a the winter church services and visits by family members during the holiday period.
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K., Klooster
B. Sper
Alliston
Nelly
Styn Klooster
Presbyterian Church
Albert Tansley
Jimmy
Lorna
Sharon
Bessey
Detroit
Gordon Aitken
Weston
Joyce Robertson
College
George
Wilfred Awrey
Bert
John Wi
Orton
Bert Craig
George‘town
Joan Craig
Ed Irving
Hamilton Hospital
Don Brown
Sharon McKerr
Milton Hospital
S. J. Brown
John Brown
Vineland
E. Davenport
Vern ‘Cole
Uelp
Harry Davis
Harvey Bryan
Orangeville
Eil Bening
Roy Currie
Milton
John Irving
A. Service
Toronto
Ted Neil
Tommy McLean
Chester Service
Alex Wilson
Robert Muth
Fort Erie
Peter Mathews
Nancy
Ross
Diane
Arnold
New Year Visits Highlight Ligny-Dufferin Forum
Ligny forum at Cecil and Eva Chisholm features a talk on Around the World in Thirty Minutes and an account of a trip to the Old Country. Community plans include a euchre party and notes on local sick and hospital stays.
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Ligny Farm
Silver-Wood Hear Stone School Trustees at Annual
The Store School annual meeting was held Wednesday evening December 29. Charles Greig chaired with Mrs. Rebbert Miller nominated for re election but declined. John Glynn was nominated and elected by acclamation. Donald Lin chaired the proceedings and announced the 1985 board: Greig, Henderson, Glynn, and Charlotte McCul...
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S.S
Charles Greig
Rebbert Miller
Retes
John Glynn
Donald Lin
Black Perceptory Officers Elected at Royal Black Perceptory
Royal Black Perceptory 895 of Hornby elected officers for the year led by Sir Knight R A Brownridge with J McGhernan as D P and W Bradleux as Chaplain Registrar J Graham and Sampson as Finance Registrar E Rawson as Treasurer J Wilson first Lecturer Boville Second Lecturer D Douglas G Peacock Censors E Wilson and S Learmont Standard Bearers C Davis Persivant J Kane Tyler L Sampson S Learmont Auditors C Smith J Fox G Bailey D Weller D Downs C Paul W Young
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Royal Black Perceptory
Hornby
Sir Knight
R. A. Brownridge
W. P
J. McGhernan
D.P
W. Bradleux
J. Graham
1. Sampson
E. Rawson
J. Wilson
Boville
D. Douglas
G. Peacock
E. Wilson
S. Learmont
Webster Holsteins Top Price 535 at Oakville Sale
The late F J Webster of Picton dispersed 35 head of Holsteins at Oakville on December 30, listing totals of 9645 dollars and an average of 275. Milking cows averaged 335, bred heifers 259, open heifers 210, and heifer calves 195. Fradol Farms Brampton paid 535 for a four year old cow, and also 310 for an open heifer, 285 for a bred heifer, with a top bred heifer price of 300 at Thamesford. Pearsons bought another bred heifer for 220.
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F. J. Webster
Picton
Oakville
Fradol Farms
Brampton
Garry
Thamesford
Pearsons
District Royal Scarlet Chapter Listing Names and Roles
The text lists the District Royal Scarlet Chapter officers and members with roles and towns: Commander R A Brownridge Milton Deputy Commander James Hoey Oakville Chaplain Thomas Haines Georgetown Scribe and Treasurer Ernie Rawson Georgetown Marshal H Lasty Stewart Lecturers J E Wilson and L Sampson Hornby Conductors Jos Fuller Oakville and J Stokes Campbellville Herald George Bailey Hornby.
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Ty Hornby
Royal
R. ‘A. Brownridge
Milton
James Hoey
Oakville
Thomas Haines
Georgetown
Ernie Rawson
Marshal
H. Lasty
Stewart Town
J.E. Wilson
L. Sampson
Hornby
Jos. Fuller
J_Stokes
Campbellville
George .Bailey
New Year Visits Across Families Mentioned
The report lists numerous family visits around New Year in Ontario towns including Guelph Fergus Acton Brincedale and Burlington. Names include Alton Tavell Patten Hortop Palframan Bruce Fryer Fountain Fountain Bxe Benham Hindley Talbot Jestin Jenkins Kingsbury and Brincedale residents with small gatherings and Sunday visits noted. Canadians own nearly one thousand five hundred dollars of life insurance per capita.
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John Alton
Jennie Tavell
Robert Patten
Guelph
Harry Hortop
W. H. Hortop
Bert Palframan
M. Jones
William Bruce
Norman Fryer
Acton
Omar Parker
Roy Hindley
al Talbot
Wallace Young
Fergus
Harvey Jestin
Bobby
Bincan
Kingsbury
Catherine
Brincedale
Holidays and New Year Visits Across the District
The article lists numerous Christmas and New Year gatherings across Georgetown Guelph Campbellville Teeswater Rockwood Oshawa and Bowmanville. Families like the Walace Appletones Mitchells Sanfords and Gisbys are noted visiting relatives in Toronto Guelph and nearby towns. Hospital progress updates for Mrs Newton and Mrs Karn are included along with local social calls and holiday travels.
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Earl. Scott
Toronto
Mitchell
E. Sanford
Jos
Sanford
Stewarttown
Wilfred Greenlees
Campbellville
A. W. Benton
Kennedy
Albert Kennedy
Huttonville
Sandy McDonald
Gails
Archie -McDonald's
Keith McDonald
Guelph
Gisby's
WW. J. Newton
Barrie
Ivens
Mac” Cusworth
Newton
St. Joseph's Hospital
Reflection on Gossip and Self-Perception
A brief aphorism reflects on how others’ words can mirror truth about a person. It notes the sting of reputation and the inevitability of judgment from society.
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