Obituary: Ospringe resident passes after illness
Oshua Fines of Erin township died at Guelph General Hospital after a several month illness. Born in Caledon in 1879, he married Laura Russell in 1912 and farmed in Erin before moving to Ospringe. Survived by wife, three daughters, one son Floyd, four sisters, and predeceased by son and siblings. Funeral held at Erin United Church with interment at Coningsby cemetery.
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Guelph Genal Hospital
William Fines
Caledon Township
Erin Township
Laura Russell
Ospringe
Erin United Church
Erin L.0.l
Floyd
Gangner
Howard McArthur
Lydsay
Erin
A. E. Smith
Margaret
Vancouver
Elwood Peavey
Pearl
Angus McCarty
Olive
Simmie
Saskatchewan
Waddell Funeral Home
E. D. Snelgrove
T. J. Rees
Etora
Coningsby Cemetery
Alvin Fisher
James Leitch
Gordon Aitken
Murdo McCutcheon
Ward Bruce
William Hindley Bramosa Board Chairman Named
Bramosa School Board appoints William Hindley as chairman for 1889 and authorizes borrowing up to 30000 to cover current expenses until grants arrive. George Day to treasurer. Edward Pasmore welcomed to the board and oath taken. Trustees assign schools and review 1959 budget. sympathy sent to Rockwood principal David Armstrong on his mother’s passing.
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Bramosa
William Hindley
Edward
Pasmore
Ontario School’ Trustees , Association
Trustees Council
William Uindley
George F. Day
Funes
Scheols
William Oakes
William Jackson
Duncan
McPhed
Ran
Edward Pasmore
George Day War
David Armstrong
Rockwood School
Las Duby
Barratt
Snow
Cuilford
Les Duby
Kenneth Knox
William Bareatt
George Lee
Willand Denny
George Gold
Cliff Bradley
Clifford
Seceetars Vestry
Abersoof
Ene Velope
Oakes
S Snow
Silt
Ranney
D Treid
Go Barbeau
Co Brads Jey
Tol Cochrane -Ape
Leadership Training Program For W A of Presbytery Held
About 40 women from 12 churches attended a leadership training day at Lowville United Church in Hatton Presbytery. Mrs Velmar Norris welcomed participants, with Mrs M Fleury Hamilton Conference president leading worship and Miss Beatrice Wilson discussing church boards. A pot luck lunch preceded devotional time and a group discussion finish led by Mrs ES Leaker.
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Lowvilly United Church
Hatton
Velmar Norris
M. Fleury Hamlton
Clarkson
Spreker
Beatrice Wilson
Dominion Council
Lowville United Church
Tadies
Zimmerman United Church
Max Wilson
ES Leaker
Halton County
Guelph Pipe Band Dance Marks Burns Night Toast
Fred Wright of Acton proposed a Burns toast at a Guelph Pipe Band dance and buffet in the Officers Mess of the Guelph Armoury. Special guest Br Robert Burns Barnett of Nassagawega attended with the event featuring dancing, a haggis meal, and local residents among attendees.
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Robert Burns
Fred Wright
Acton
Guelph
Weight
Wright
Burns
Robert Burns Barnett
Nassagawega
Br. Barnett
Sindow
John Milne
Bob Jeans
Norman Wright
Jack Calder Arending
Phil Caddick
Acton High School
Wo Wilhelm
Wilhelm
Watford
George Moore
Don Bathwell
D. Buckner
Bill Wilson
Acton High School Social Event Notes and Hockey Victory
Acton High School staged its biggest social event of the year with alumni and students attending the dancing at the school auditorium on January 27. The hockey team defeated Milton 6 to 3, with Don Lindsay and Wayne Ridley scoring and Pete Lawson assisting in key plays.
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Shinvary Tarde Ua
Acton High Sho
Acton
Acton Huh "Senpal
Milton High
Don Lindsay
Bete Lawson
Stewart MacDonald
Don Currie
Milton
Don Curre
Milly
Pete Lawson
Tin Jefferman
Wayne Ridley
Denis Gibbons
Aston
Denis Gabbqans
Ron Malcolm
Avton
Scottish dance club members appear on Tek Wednivot TV
Acton viewers watched local Scottish dance club members on Tek Wednivot last week. Participants included Mr and Mrs Bil Wilson Dr and Mrs ROD Buckner Mrs Jock Calder Mr Jack McGeachiv of Acton and Mr and Mrs Wo Connal of Guelph.
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Acton
Bil Wilson
Rod Buckner
Jock Calder
Jack McGeachiv
Wo Connal
Guelph
Wilson
Vestry Meeting at St Alban’s Praises Faithful Helpers
The rector Rev H B Stokreef praised church workers at St Alban the Martyr during the annual vestry in the parish hall. He noted increases in baptisms and confirmations and thanked wardens Duby and Barratt, the advisory board, and many parish volunteers for progress and outreach.
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St. Alban’s
Clourch
Alban the Martyr
H. B. Stokreef
Kreef
Acton
Rockwood
Tates
Jesus Christ
Christ
Nims
Tle
Les Duby
William Barratt
William Denny
Dave
Sam Snow
Vic Hvnstow
Oakes
Vic Bristow
Dob A. Clifford
Ken Knox
Srane Heeley
Peterborough
Church School
Do Raney
George Hall
Laurie, Duby
Scouts Rally Collects Five and a Half Tons of Paper
Two hour blitz by fifty Boy Scouts and Wolf Cubs with local volunteers gathered five and a half tons of paper amid cold stormy weather. Sid Newton reported the haul will be sold at nine dollars per ton to net nearly fifty dollars for the organization. Local companies provided trucks and a donated transport for loading. Afterward Mothers Association hosted hot chocolate and cookies as thanks to the helpers.
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Vicechairman
Sid Newton
Senthott
Clarke Paul
Bob Coon
JH. Goy
Billx
N. Hurst
Herb Price
Clint. Taylor
Frank Simkiss
Bob Fogers
Bill Coon Sr
Doug Wt
Hartley Coles
Neil Miller
W. Pinnett
Scout and Guide Mothers Association
D.tarcant
J. Dunn
Foyers
Newton
Goy Transport
Prouse Motors
Acton Pla.c
Symon Hardware
1 Ro Ltd
Mc Lary Tarra
By Law Defective in Court Over Smiler Restriction
County Judge RS Clark held the Eramosa By-Law defective for restricting use of smilers for harman habitation. Eriamosa faced appeal by Walliam Alexander of Eramosa against a magistrate conviction in Guelph for living in an auto trailer on his own property. Judge Clark found the mobile home to be a traitor and noted defense counsel Bruce B Payne argued the 10,960 pound home could not be hauled by an automobile, requiring a larger truck.
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Eramosa
Eriamosa
Smilers
Harman
RS. Cark
Nishanar
Walliam Alexander
A. Stewart Mitchell
Guelph
Clark
Moeile
Alexander
Bruce B. Payne
Parish Organization Reports and April Dedication
Reports from parish groups note choir leadership in the rector absence and lay delegates for WA Field Brotherhood JA. An April 22 dedication will feature the Lord Bishop of Huron and Nutkeras. Budget references rise by 200 with overpayments and committee reallocations mentioned.
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Parocheil
Me Bristow
Lane Duby
Mex Snow
Denny
Vic Cochrane
Tom Lytch
Brotherhood of Anglican Churchmen
Barratt
Reetors
Huron and
Nutkerr
Reetory
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Nassagaweya
John A. Milne
William” Card
Oakville
Garfield Brown
Wer Ear Ae
Uae
Oshuary
Wiliam Henderson
Audrey
Belwovn
Ross Ferguson
Ormad
Doris
Jahwors
W.A. of Presbytery
E. L. Buchner, R.O
Mill ST. E
Ont
Rec
Evangelist Greenway
Denny’s
Insurance Agency
Brock Street
The
St. John Ambulance Brigade
Supt. &. S. Hart
SEC
Bella-Maye Roszell
Benson
Quantrius Raiders
Steve Cochrane
Dianne Brewster
FBI
Gregory Pack
Jean Simmons Carroll
Baker
Charlton Resto
Nor the Moon
Belinda Pew
Michael Craig
Ee Ed
Dorothy Mature
Errol Flynn
John Wayne
Amd
Geisha
Eiko Ando
John Huston
Ie Teta
Kwai
Acton Free Press
Deo
Buthop
Rand
Meir Dadget
Sesus
de FG
Qukes
George Barbea Ang
Doby
Tesh
Gordon Hardware
Lady Galt
Lady Gal
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