Local Friends News From Ontario and Saskatchewan Circulate
Mrs S Gammon is home from hospital and Mrs Elsie Rudee of Toronto visits Miss Robina Clark. Mr and Mrs Fred Kingsmill stayed with daughter’s family in Sault Ste Marie. Mrs A K Mann is in Guelph General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Victor Gunn move from Georgetown to Calgary for a new job. Dr A A B Kenney of Maple Creek visited Ottawa with family after a world tour. four months trip planned to South America. Y’s Men president G W McKenzie and Mrs McKenzie meet a secretary from Africa, Jacob Mallya notes a Canadian university. Acton Rotarians join about 100 at zone meeting in Georgetown with guests from Guelph Acton Cooksville Streetsville and district officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Rudee
Toronto
Robina C. Clark
Fred Kingsmill
Sault Ste. Marie
A. K. Mann
Guelph General Hospital
Victor Gunn
Georgetown
Calgary
Alta
Gunn
Boy Scouts
A. A. B. Kenney
Maple Creek
Sask
W. G. C. Kenney
Kenney
Frances Kenney
Ottawa
South America
Y's
Men’s International
G. W. McKenzie
McKenzie
Europe
Africa
Canada
Jacob Mallya
Guelph
Ontario
Richard Mallya
Acton
North Halton Golf and Country Club
Cooksville
Streetsville
Jack Hughes
Weston
Walter de Greer
Richmond Hill
Grade Seven and Eights Enjoy Party at Y
Seven and eight grade students from both schools enjoyed a lively Yo Friday dance. Chaperones ensured every attendee had a good time. The event featured the Zulus band formed by high school students with Vickyr Newton on drums Gwen Lauder Nan cy Rognvalds and Vivian Smith on piano and singing. Records were played for dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arg
Vickyr Newton
Gwen Lauder
Nancy Rognvalds
Vivian Smith
Greenock Women’s Institute meets on agriculture and fellowship
Mrs. J McCulloch hosted the January Greenock Women’s Institute meeting with fourteen members. L Tryssenaar led the opening and business period, readings and prayers followed. An invitation from Rock-A-Long Institute for a two day needlecraft course was received for February 10 and 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim McCulloch
Greenock Women's Institute
Federation of Agriculture
L. Tryssenaar
E. Patterson
Rock-A-Long
Atlan
Ontario
Etd
Spilling Five Pins at Acton Bowling Lanes
Ken Halford notes a late week bowing column due to the BPAC tournament at Acton Bowling Lanes. Tea gauge standings appear with Beardmore League leaders the Hush Puppies and Trimmers, plus dense lists from multiple leagues including Legion Ladies and Industrial-Commercial standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Acton Bowling Lanes
Ken Halford
Acton Free Press
Teague
Bill Richmond Elected President Of Halton County Baseball
Bill Richmond of Georgetown was elected president of the Halton County Baseball Association in Waterdown, defeating incumbent Earl Nicholson. The new executive includes vice presidents from Oakville, Campbellville, Milton, and other towns, with interim appointments to follow. The association reported a profit and noted increased team numbers since 1962, while addressing a travel expense issue raised by Georgetown Giant manager Clayton Lindsay over a Preston game incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Richmond
Georgetown
Halton County
Halton County Baseball Association
Waterdown
Earl Nicholson
Nicholson
Association
Richmond
al Burrows
Oakville
Len Andrews
Campbellville
Murray Hood
Milton
Ali Baynton
Alf Webber
Burlington
Dave Andrews
Brampton
Ray Potticary
Lotke
West
Clayton “Dude” Lindsay
Preston
Lindsay
Churchill Church Annual Meeting Scheduled Friday Evening
Churchill Church announces its annual meeting will be held this Friday evening at eight o'clock in the church. A correction notes the event occurs Friday February 28 and invites attendees to the parish. The community welcomes Mr and Mrs Ack Johnson who have moved to the neighborhood from arbeave-Ospringe. Mrs John Near visited Shelburne with her mother, Mrs Mabel Hattle, who remains in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chirchill Church
Fanury
Churchill News Cabin
Mis
Ack Johnson
Finn Arbeave
Ospringe
William A. “Thompson
John Near
Shelburne
Farm Record Book Meeting At Grace Anglican Hall Milton
About 40 Halton county farmers gathered Thursday afternoon January 6 at Grace Anglican church hall Milton to discuss the new Farm Record Book. The book with guidance and end of year analysis for 1966 is available on request from the agricultural office Milton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton County
Grace Anglican
Milton
Agricultural Office
League standings snapshot across multiple teams and leagues
The report lists standings with Cool Chicks VMAs 67 leading Rolling Stones 62 and Spitfires 59, followed by Silvers 48 and Rinky Dinks 44. It also shows Putl 39 Beatles 38 Tiger-Cats 53 Mascots 52 Bees 47 Specs 46 and Alouettes 35 Rough Riders 52 Argonauts 48 Tiger-Cats 39. Iroquois 50 Solux 44 Blackfeet 37 Mohawks 35 Hurons 31 Senecas 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cool Chicks Vmas
Rolling Stones
Spitfires
Silvers
Rinky Dinks
Putl
Beatles
Tiger-Cats
Mascots
Bees
Specs
Alouettes
Rough Riders
Argonauts
Feague
Iroquois
Solux
Blackfeet
Halton Women Named Regional Centennial Co Chairs
Mrs Richard R Bowles and Mrs A B Zacks of Toronto are named Regional Women co chairmen for Ontario Centennial Planning. They represent Ontario York Peel and Halton counties on the Women’s Centennial Activities Committee and will coordinate district women for planning and assistance to women’s groups. The appointment was announced by Hon James A Adle Minister of Tourism and Finance for Ontario in Toronto during a committee meeting led by Mrs Maurice Holt of Peterborough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Richard R
Jessie) Bowles
A. B
Evelyn) Zacks
Toronto
James A. Adle
Ontario
Bowles
Mroo Zacks
York
Peel
Wead Inves
Clal
Maurice
Alene) Holt
Peterborough
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Arthur Swackhamer
Contré
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Bert Hinton
Salir
Erro
Ratrot
J. McCulloch Greenock
Beardmore League
Hush Puppies
Trimmers
Rockers
Légion Ladies — League
Saphires
Diamonds
Emeralds
Pearls
Blyve Springs Nursery League
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Violets
Hill Billies
High Risers
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Bold Eagles
Hot Dogs
Industrial-Commercial League
Masson Motors
Ridley
Cartage
Orfinis
Mason Knit
Ledgers
StBlow Press
ACCU
Sérsey Dairy
Kaditin Jewellers
Cameos
Ledger's
AGA
Nie&on's Clothing al
Acton Lanes
Adam’s Galt
Aor S
Reliable
Tad
Dominion
Canadian Tire
Parrots
Falcons
Eagles
Vultures
Wawks
Ravens
New Prez Halton County
Reg Locke
Peeieeen
H. S. Holden Optometrist
Cork St. East Guelph
Churchill
Farm Record Book Meeting
Wek
Lutomatic
Lou
Lou's Used Cars
Main ST. Rockwood
Advics
Teen ‘N
Zacks
F. G. Oakes
P. Gatean
RED & White
Harves
Ted — Rindless
Swift Premium
Cryovac
Swift
Wieners
Red Emperor — No
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