Honor Newlyweds At Community Hall
A pleasant Edenville Hall evening honored Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wilson on their recent marriage with well wishes and a chrome kitchen suite. Progressive euchre winners included Mrs Milne and Mrs Totton. Mrs Spinks celebrated her 97th birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edenville Hall
Stanley Wilson
Lac
Lloyd
Beverly
Trenton
Shuttleworth
London
Field
McLean
Knox College
Toronto
Gordon Stevenson
Montreal
FE Spinks
Milton and District Association for Retarded Children Opens 1958
The first meeting of 1958 for Milton and District Association for Retarded Children was held at the school on Thursday evening with G. Addison presiding. Members discussed routine matters and plans for the year as Mrs. Gee Elliott and her education committee handle the vacancy left by Mrs. McGrath who resigned and moved to Atobicoke. Members urged renewal of memberships as Fred Croas serves as membership convener and first vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton and District Association
G. Addison
Kingdon
McGrath
Atobicoke
Gee
Elliott
Fred Croas
Ebenezer Ladies Hold January Meeting in Ebenezer Wisconsin
The Ebenezer Auxiliary of the Women's Society met at George Thomas's home for its January gathering with 16 members. Mrs. K Griffiths led worship citing The Second Mile while reflections on service and faith followed with notes on Japan and Christian charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebenezer WI
Ebenezer
The
Women's Society
George Thomas
K. Griffiths
Women’s Institute Holds January Meeting In Stewarttown
Wo men s Institute in Sallinafad district Wisconsin held a January gathering at president Ms Robert McEnery s home. Mary Stewart Collect opened, 14 members answered roll call on how WI can aid children s health and welfare. Plans for fundraising events were discussed. Three baptisms noted in Sunday church service led by Rev G Adama of Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McEnery
A. McEnery
Institute
Mary Stewart
Tom Gideon
Snow
Keller
Ernie McEnery
Norman Sinclair
Stewarttown
Mra
Hamilton
G Adama of
Acton
Allan John
New Year's Baby Born to J G McLean Family at Mt Hamilton
New Year's Day arrival at 2 p.m. in Campbellville marks birth of Joseph Grant McLean weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces. He has one sister and two brothers. Family news includes 1968 officers installed at St. David's Girls group and local community notices on Euchre parties and a road-heaving meeting in Brookville.
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Madam Stork
Campbellville
Donaid McLeren
Mt Hamilton Hospital
Joseph Grant McLean
Glories Purdy
St. David's
Anita Smith
Louis Inglis
Robert Menzies
Margaret McPhail
Fern Ramshaw
Elizabeth Smith
Susan Buckley
Beverly
Roberta
Carol Walton
Kendre Black
Janet Mitchell
Henry Ramshaw
Murrey McPhail
Beverly Hoberts
Iuchen
Guelph Junction
Wentworth County
Brookville
Church Meetings Set as Snow Family Host Busy Week
Son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Snow notes annual church meeting January 20 and official board session of three churches January 24. WI euchre night at Mrs Norman Sinclair’s home sees 10 tables. winners Mrs Wm Meleon and Mr Jo Snow. Mr Vic Swindichurat sells garage to Mr Charlhe Plouffe with possession due March. Maurce Baker and Beth McEnery plan Scotland trip January 27. Beth attends Kingsway Kiwanis lunch in Toronto and earns a 4-H scholarship for Homemaking Clubs work in Halton County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Snow
Norman Sinclair
Wm. Meleon
Jo Snow
Robert McEnery
John Black
Vic Swindichurat
Charlhe Plouffe
Maurce Baker
Scotland
Beth McEnery
Kingsway Kiwanis
Old Mill
Toronto
Halton
Beth
Une
Children enjoy skating and hockey on frozen ponds and arenas
Travel through rural areas shows children playing shinny on small ponds while adults recall sleigh tides and old-time winter outings. Enthusiasts continue to mimic NH players on side roads as weather shifts to a quiet Saturday afternoon indoors.
Friends Honor Recent Bride
A pleasant evening at Mrs Mitchell's home Friday honored Miss Anna Spitse a bride with a miscellaneous gift shower. Guests included Mr and Mrs Gordon Price and family of Islington and other local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs Mitchell
Anna Spitse
Mr. Freak Spitcer
Merv Gordon Price
Islington
F J Shoctll
T OH Pace
Mel Win Wheeler
Toronto
Roughdey’s
Vivian Tops Junior Marksman as Palermo Milton Tie
Palermo and Milton Junior hockey teams finish nine county games tied for top with twelve points each, Norval close second with 160. Don Vivian leads scoring with 90 points. Graham Gillies and Malion follow. Norval's Cunningham and Dave Leslie key scorers. Acton and Millon stumble in the standings.
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Palermo
Milton
Vivian
County Loop
Norvel
Aeton
Don Vivian
Grahamities
Malion
Norval
R. Cunningham
Dave Leslie
Ken Heerns
D. Cunningham
Donaldean
Lasers
Rom Archer
Doug le Riche
Joan Cunningham
Fred Wxtandinga Karnes
Charlie PW
OL McGilles
Bill Romerville
Acton
Milton Ast
Graham Gillies
Eich
Jim Learmont
Graham G
Rob Marshall
Dave Murray
Bo Richerdean
John Willmotts
AR Cunningham
KO McDowell
Ken Vivian
Alta
Millon
Milton Edges Palermo 4 3 In Penalty Scoring
Milton prevailed 4 3 over Palermo with goals by Bob Marshall and Deve Murray and penalties by John Will mott and Graham Gillies. Palermo tally came from Bob Marshall twice and Deve Murray once with Bill Richardson and Gordon Greer penalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Palermo
John Willmott
Graham Gillies
Bob Marshall
Deve Murray
Bill Richardson
Gordon Greer
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Mill and
Elgin Streets
Ven Gils
8. E. Barr
W. H. Denny
Breck Acton
Nas
Carne
Jesus
Philippians
Christ
A. Diamond
Japan
Middle Peters
Mra Mac Anderson
W.A
John Henry
HL Price
Sallinafad
District
J. G. McLean
Milbree
Ont
Av Milst
Tablerite
Small Link
Jaen
Perres Delmonte
Champion Dog Food Heinz
Johnson’s
JEWEL
BAYER
Cotte Pag
Tin
Bradford
Vine Zee
Most Crome
Veterane
Robt. R. Hamilton
Fred A. Hoffman
Optometrists
BP. Head
Guelph
George’s Square
Acton Agricultural Society
Poccoceion
C. W. Swoeckhamer
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