Milton man jailed for drunken driving and license suspension
Robert G Hueqtia of Oakville pleaded guilty to a drunk driving charge and was sent to jail for seven days by Magistrate Kenneth M Langdon. His driver’s permit was suspended for three months and he must pay costs of 20 dollars. failure to pay could extend the sentence by one month. Separately, Louie Blake Duff addressed the Milton Rotary Club on The New Look in Canada, discussing Newfoundland’s federation. A morning windstorm disrupted power and damaged debris, with phone services especially in rural areas affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Hueqtia
Oakville
Kenneth M. Langdon
Coss
Louie Blake Duff
Canada
Milton
Woman's Missionary Meeting Opens Year in Georgetown
The Women's Missionary Society of Kaon Presbyterian Church held its first year gathering at Mrs Freeman Korney's home with Mrs W T Sindgr presiding. Coles of Acton gave the main talk on the Heavenly Vision as a New Year theme. Other speakers reflected on local history and district events. Three Glen residents were hospitalized after separate accidents, including Mrs Matt Renaumont with injuries from a fall, and Charlie Hancock who lost an eye in surgery.
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Bark
Norval Women‘s Institute
Prairie Maguire
I Webster
Glen District
Matt Renaumont
Toronto Western Hospital
Harelé Thompson
Guelph General Hospital
Chariie Hancock
Toronto General Hospital
Heralf
Local Notes and Social Roundup in Wellington County
Mr and Mrs Frank Clayton depart for England after months here. Mr and Mrs Rod Matthews hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Rod Burrows. Fields of visitors from Guelph and Toronto attended weekend gatherings. A Sunday School meeting appointed officers led by Mr and Mrs Arthur Harris with Bruce assisting. A lunch followed. Robert Clarke, two, injured his forehead. Dr Prior treated him. Wellington County Health Unit visited the school to assess kids. Thomas Fines bought a new car. The Awrey home hosted Farm Forum with a planning note for fall fair. Proceeds euchre prizes went to Mrs Gordon Robertson and Mr Norman McKenzie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Clayton
K Kalthoff
England
Rod Matthews
Rod Burrows
Dan MeaQiougall
Guelph
Alvin Fisher
Jackann
Murray High
St. Catharinea
Mr Welsh
Toronto
Mra Matthews
Arthur Harris
Wow Bruce
Gordon Aithen
Mim Artene Fisher
Acton
DD. N. McTavish
Bloine
Bullock
Guelph Hospital
Robert Clarke
Clarke
Prior
Wo Erin
Wellington
George Laverty
Rockwood
Wilfred Awrey
Gordon Aitken
Coningsby
Gordon Robertson
Norman McKenzie
Newton ‘Barber
New Weather Protection Idea From Caulking Compound
The Financial Post reports a new home weather protection concept using caulking compound. The innovation involves sealing in tubes and features early testing for effective moisture control.
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The
Financial Post
Community sympathy follows Blacklock family loss
Mo William Blacklock mourns the death of his father John C Blacklock of Campbellville who died at home last Friday from a heart attack worsened by bad weather. The Presbyterian Church annual meeting was postponed to Tuesday evening. St John’s vestry met at the Wallers home with Rev Lenaton in charge and reported healthy church activity. A strong storm caused the Richardson stable to collapse. Underground telephone work advances in the village as Main Streets near the railway station are dug. George Holton and family move into their new home after renovations on the former Dyer residence while selling their Main Street brick home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mo Wm. Blacklock
John C. Blacklock
Campbelmille
Presbyterian Church
St. John’s Church
Mra
K B Waller
Wo OG Lenaton
Willer
Joan R. Richardson
CN Ro
Gordon Swanatan
NLR
George Holton
John M Dyer
Main St
Wind Storm Disrupts Village Services and Community Activities
Last week’s high wind caused a hydro line break near S.8 No and aboal, leaving residents without armice from 34 aan to 1320 pm. The Runsel Thompson family suffered a blown chimney, leaving them without heat or washing facilities until repaired. A free aluminum ware health dinner and a Dutch auction raised funds for charity. Limehouse Presbyterian Church held its annual congregational meeting with a hot dinner, reporting a solid year in 1918 and reappointing two managers for three years. Fox hunting failed to find foxes despite plentiful reports. deer sightings occurred during the day.
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S.8
Thompson
Salosman
Doug Townsend
Georgetown
Brampton
Campbellville Women's Safety Meeting Notes Read
Mre W of Robertson welcomed attendees at a Wednesday evening gathering of the Ailaire Young Women's Safety group. President Mra Ts W. Robertson opened. Misa Gertrude Campbell read the Scripture. Mra Wm Mahon t read the Secretary's report. The meeting praised small groups and discussed the Guelph Presbytery annual meeting in St Andrews Church. Mrs Inkster of Toronto spoke on missionary work first and church finances. An Ellen M Anderson article in the Glad Tidings was read. The offering was dedicated and the meeting closed with prayer and refreshments for seven members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre W
Robertson
Haastesa
Ailaire-Young Women's
Mra
Ts W. Robertson
Misa Gertrude Campbell
Ellen M Anderson
Mra J. Robertson
Mra. Menzies
Social Security topics discussed at farm forum in N G
A farm radio forum at the Davenport home discussed social security measures including family allowances unemployment insurance Workmans Compensation health insurance and old age pensions. Attendees urged abolishing the means test and equalizing pension treatment while noting aging workers superannuated are kept at a higher standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Robinson
Stan, Anderson
Dornby
Brampton
Farm Radio Forum
C. E Davenport
Pedro
Davenport
Irwin Little
J. Blacklock
Wild
Thos. Kennedy
Mra
Jas. _Maasey
Acton
Everton social notes from the McCutcheons and neighbors
Mr and Mrs T D McCutcheon visited Mr and Mrs Duncan McDougall in Erin on Saturday. Miss Barbara Newham of Guelph spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs J O P Benham. Mr Walter Couling of Orangeville visited Mr Varvey Jeatin on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Dan Hindley of O Pringe visited on Sunday with Mr and Mrs Roy Hindley. Mr and Mrs Vert Palin of Guelph Rd spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs W Fr Hortog. Mr and Mrs Arnold Wilson recently visited Mr and Mrs AM Boles. A young folks play titled Bachelor House was performed on Wednesday night at the local Athenaeum. Mrs W Black visited Mrs Suter Tuesday afternoon.
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T. D. McCutcheon
Art
Duncan McDougall
Erin
Barbara Newham
Guelph
J O P. Benham
Walter Couling
Orangeville
Varvey Jeatin
Dan Hindley
O«Pringe
Ninday
Double presentation honors new Campbellville couple at Masonic Hall
A Friday night ceremony at the Masonic Hall celebrated the union of Roy Turner and Olive Mabon, with Andre Douglas Brown and Eleanor McLaren as brides. Guests included Rosas Carbett as MC, gifts of two lang-boy chairs, speeches by Mrs. McLaren and Mr. Turner, and prize bingo for attendees.
Milk price raise questioned by local dairy farmers
A rural dairy letter to the editor questions a milk price increase from 390 to 400 dollars per cwt claiming the raise may be misrepresented. farmer Tiemain signs the note and asks Acton Free Press to address fair distribution.
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Acton Free Press
Clean Milk Keeps Milk Free From Bacteria
The article notes that controlling contamination is crucial for milk quality. It emphasizes clean cows clean utensils prompt cooling and proper storing of milk at low temperatures to prevent growth of bacteria and ensuing defects.
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Comeau
Ospringe
RO Kirkpatrick
McDougall
Proton Station
Elwood McDougall
Lane
H. Norton
Mire
Albert Meredith
Lime House
Geo. Burt
Campbellville
Nassagaweyagh No
Everton
Roy Turner
Olive Mabon
Andre Douglas Brown
Eleanor Mclaren
Rosas Carbett
Mra Turner
William McLaren
Mra Mclaren
Lurner
Mésasran Footmahon
Lo Crawford
FO McNiven
Mia Mary Ao Moore
Mixa Wilma Magkell
John Peacock
Roy
James Wallace
Della VanSickle
Rita Hubbert
Doreen Walton
Tom Mitchell
Ronald McPhailand
Stewart Cramp
Willam Hurren
Tobert
St. David's Presbyterian Church
John MacNeil
William Blacklock
Elizabeth Early
William
Jean
Bruce Small
Annie
Marvey
James
RR. 1
Norman
Petrolia
Sophia Cope
Aldershot
A. McKinnon
Moffat
J. ‘Black
Charles Twas
R. Roaa
St. John's Anglican Church
J. Hodder
John ‘Twins
Campbell McKinnon
Gordon Blacklock
Earl Blacklock
Elmer
Blacklock
Alvin Blacklock
Russell Blacklock
Ray Blacklock
Nelson
Jack Hope
Donald Early
R.R
Mit
Elizabeth
Hing
Slster
Nassagaweya
Nassaygaweya
Peagqueaing
Nawmagaweya
Tiemain
Vire
Pire Department
E. FE. Harrop
Police
Acton, Ont
Sue Reo
Ros-Ann
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