Social notes from Guelph area holiday gatherings
Family and friends share Christmas and New Year events across Guelph and nearby towns. Names include Miss Florence Elliott, Miss Nora Kenney, Miss Robina Clark, Miss Jane Elliott, Mr and Mrs Browne, Mr and Mrs Syer, and many local residents visiting relatives in Toronto, Jamai ca, Winnipeg, and Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robina
Clark
Toronto
Jane Elliott
Mrs. R. H., Elliott
Nancy Reid
Guelph’ General Hospital
James Matthews
Winnipeg
G. Rognvaldson
Michael Hurst
Hamilton
Judie Berry
Montreal
Laverne - ‘Allan
Ottawa
Chester Allan
Guelph
Fred McCutcheon
Harvey McCutcheon
London
Jack" “McCutchson
Gordon McCutcheon
Stewart Scoyne
Ridgetown
Murray Scoyne
Charles Scoyne
Kenneth Scoyne
Knox Young ‘People’s
Burns Presbyterian Church
Erin
Hillsburgh
A. H. McKenzie
Galt
Metropolitan Halton Developments acquires Delrex holdings
Acquisition includes Georgetown Delrex office building, shopping plaza, factory, and much residential and industrial land in East Georgetown. Subdivision created in 1954 by Rex Heslop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delrex Developments Ltd
Metropolitan Halton -Developments Co
Georgetown
Delrex
East
Rex Heslop
Fire destroys new home under construction near Nassagaswega
Wednesday noon a house under construction south of 20 sideroad Nassagaswega burned to the ground. A nearby small house suffered smoke and water damage. Owner John Rogers said he was soldering coils on a deep freeze when the blaze started. Milton brigade Chief A E Clement noted Rogers, a bachelor, lived in the nearby building. fire crews prevented spread and filed no estimate yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassagaswega
A. E. Clement
Milton Brigade
John Rogers
Acton Fire Department
Rogers
Rotary Club hears talk on world membership total
E A Hansen spoke to club members Tuesday about international information noting 587,000 Rotarians in 160 countries worldwide. He was introduced by Jim McCulloch and thanked by Dick Lee after the dinner session and song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Hansen
Mr. Hansen
Jim McCulloch
Dick Lee
Hinton seeks county warden seat with council show of support
Reeve Hinton voiced confidence in election and noted local councillors support. He urged Acton council members to attend the upcoming county council meeting to meet peers and discussed appointments, including Leatherland replacing him on the Acton Development Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinton
Reeve Hinton
Acton
Tte
C. F Leatherland
Acton Development Commission
H. H. Hinton
Leatherland
County Council
R. R. Parker
Council
Frank Oakes
Parker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Florence Elliott
Guelph General, Hospital
D. A. Garrett
Dave
Douglas
Mexico
Nora K .Kenney
Florida
Fred” Cole
Glenn White
Gay and
Sharon
Jamaica
Allen Simions
C .K. Browne
Istmas
Isabella Winfield
Clark Armstrong
Bonnie
Jack Gilbertson
Aberfoyle
Jill Hurst
University of Western Ontario
J. ‘Hurst
Arthur St
Bradley Hutchison
Craig Hutchison
Gordon Park
Cathy
Petrolia
Dave Syer
Sarnia
C. Lands Bagough
Trinity United Church
Kathryn McKenzie
Bonnie Arnott
Roy Arnott
Peel St
General Hospital
G. A. Dills
Clare Prosser
Prosser
Bracebridge
Charles_ Landsborough
Joanna
Bhi
Ralph
Mac Sinclair
Jos .N. Reid
Orville Bogle
Millgrove
Harry ‘Murray
Hugh ‘Thompson
Lacombe
Alberta
Henry Howe
Alix
Carman Howe
Niagara Falls
R. Julian
Robert Little School
Jean Kirby
Ibadan
Nigeria
West Africa
University of Ibadan
Rockwood
George Dilts
Kuchin
Sarawak
Malaysia
J. ‘A. ‘Dilts
Rockwood United Church
Mr. Dilts
William Middleton
Lottie Bentley
Miss Bentley
Mr. Middleton
W. McKenzie
Murray Smith
Robert Little
Haltom County Museum
Chamber of Commerce
Scouts
Rangers
Pollock and Campbell
Water St
North Galt
High “School Board
Tom Watson
Chester Anderson
Eack
Joe Bray
Duncan Moffat
Ray Arcie
Thompson Fuels Ltd
Harvey Laverty
Main Street N
Canada
Dominion Textile Company, Limited
The
Acton-Free Press
Library Progress
Bob Drinkwalter
RED & White
Lamb
Ewe
Excelsior de Luxe
India
Renekolee le
JAR Chase & Sanborn
KRAFT
Best Buy
Jar
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