Hansen Colabouta 50th Anniversary Shared Quiet Family Celebration
On Sunday the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Carl M. Hansen was quietly celebrated by the immediate family in Acton Ontario. The couple married July 2 1913 at the home of Emma Anderson in Acton and have four children and nineteen grandchildren. A large array of cards and gifts followed. Governor General Vanier and Prime Minister Pearson sent congratulations.
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Carl M. Hansen
Hansen
Emma Anderson
Peel St
J.C. Wilson
Knox Presbyterian Church
Young St
Tmhiana
Condon
Ontario
Edward
Ted
Wilma
Mia
Clarence Coles
Dora
Howard Coles
Acton
Romes
Norway
Knox Church
Ald
George Musselle
Vanier
Lester B. Pearson
John Robarts
John Wintermeyer
Harry Harley
Halton County
Parkview
Guelph
Isabel Anderson
Ted Hansen
Carl
Clarance Coles
Horston
Ton Gordon
London
Ton Ted
Surprise Baptist Picnic Highlights Two Brides to Be
Ruth and Helen Landsborough, brides to be, were surprised at the Breeces church picnic where Rev. Stanley Gammon and Sunday school leaders honored their service. Deacons presented each with a silver dish. the afternoon featured races, games, and a concluding ball game with results noted for many participants.
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Ruth
Helen Landsborough
Breeces
Lloyd ‘Bulmer
Nocvsiators
Stanley Gammon
Collan
Carol McCutcheon
Mary Ann Turmer
Connie Gordon
Jett Cooper
Kevin Evans
Ralph Landsborough
Sears
Heather McCutcheon
Bonnie Garvin
Mary Anne Freuler
Steven Gordon
Billie Moore
Joanne’ Landsborough
Joan Gordon
Linda Gordon
Michael Cooper
Bills Landsborough
Paul Cooper
Linda Ralston
Janice Ralston
Sunshine Students Tea and Bazaar Raises Funds
Sunshine School held a tea and bazaar on Friday June 14 raising 390.70 for Randicraft articles and next term supplies. Two guests signed the book while elf day pupils sold handicrafts and served tea by Mrs. G B Bitlett and Mrs. G Addleon.
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Sunshine
Sunshine School
Mies. R. PE. Jeffares
Elf
G. B. Bitlett
Equipment Upgrades Planned at Robert Littl School
During the summer,Robert Littl school will install new home equipment including a pew diver washer stove and refrigerator. The work is funded by Ohtane Bidro and the Acton Commission. An underground cable will be laid where a fuel tank was installed, with routine cleaning and painting of wheels.
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Robert Litte School
Ohtane Bidro
Acton Commission
Robert Littl School
Halton Museum hosts June talk and donations display
Nassaguweva branch of the Halton Women’s Institute gathers at the Halton Museum to view 1,700 items. Major H. J. Newman presents on local history near the stone fireplace, highlighting mills, a 170 year old oxen plow yoke, an 1840 bicycle, and the Alexander farm’s early power. Donors Mr. Alexander, Mrs. Pratt, and others contribute artifacts and notes, with acknowledgments and a groundside picnic to end the event.
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Halton
Peel
Newman
Alexander
Milton
Major Newman
J. Henry
Mullin
Flattonville
Ben King
Pratt
Halfonville
Jo Henry
Brooksvittle
Ireland
Halton Dairy Princess Contest Sees Three Seek 1963 Honor
Adrienne Nurse of Seventh Line near Ashgrove joins Jeanette Finnie of Hornby and others in Halton to challenge 1962 holder Margaret Hunter at the Hurllington Ontario event. The winner will represent the county at the Canadian National Exhibition Dairy Princess pageant. The Hornby Garden Party and Kilby 30 date mark local activities.
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Halton
Halton Dairy
Piitkens
Canadian National Exhibition
Ontario
Last Swear
Adrienne Nurse
Ashgrove
Jeanette Finnie
Hornby
Margaret Hunter
Hurlington
Miss Monten
Asher
CNE
Sears
Hornby Garden
Paris
Kilby
Hornby Park
County Council Reinstates Employee Over Dispute
The Halton County Council held a special meeting to resolve a personnel dispute over whether Mr. DalBello or Mrs. DalBello should be dismissed. In a unanimous vote the council reinstated Mr. DalBello and accepted Mrs. DalBello’s resignation, ending a controversial debate led by Warden C A Martin and Clerk G Brown.
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Islets
Hulton County Council
DalBello
Reeve John Robertson
Nassagaweva
DalBella
Reeve Ryckman
C. A. Martin
G. Brown
Mr. DalBello
Council
Brown
Martin
Counci
Rickman
Marnn
Sant
Reeve H. Hinton
Acton
Ryckman
Ryvekman
McCallum
Young
Mr. Young
Elfiott
Reeve Ellatt
Georgetown
Garfield Brown
Source of Copper Ores in Katanga Region
The Katanga Northern Rhoades region is described as a potential world leading copper ore source. The text notes extraction spans over 250 miles and mentions mining districts Jong and Torrelhirees MLiniles Viele, indicating a vast, rich deposit.
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Katanga-Northern
Rhoadesiain
Ballinafad Anniversary and Community News Highlights
Mr and Mrs Don Lindsay hosted a Saturday gathering for Mrs Lindsay’s parents Mr and Mrs Wilfred Harding celebrating their 40th wedding anniversary with about 45 guests. Local residents noted graduations and hospital updates while road work near Ballinafad faced delays due to blasting rock.
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Don Lindsay
Lindsay
Wilfred Harding
Frank Smith
Lloyd Marshall
Robert McEnery
Henry Hills
Morgan Madill
Ballinatad
Native Resident Here Joseph M Kelly Buried
Joseph M Kelly 48 of 217 Mason Boulevard died Thursday June 20 in St. Josephs hospital Guelph after an eight month illness. A Tanner at Beardmore and Company he was born in Acton and lived here all his life. He attended St Josephs Roman Catholic church and belonged to the Holy Name and Altar Societies. He married Martha Luty in 1944. Requiem Mass was sung in St Jospehs church with interment in Dublin cemetery. Pallbearers included Robert Winton Neil Gibbons Michael McCristall Phillip McCristall Pred Stuckey and William Baval Jr. He is survived by his wife two brothers and three sisters.
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Joseph McKelly
Mason Boulevard
St. Joseph's Hospital
Guelph
Beardmore and Company
Mr. Kelly
Acton
St. Joseph’s
Holy Name and Altar Societies
Frank Kelly
Ely Heenen
Martha Luty
Joe
Focal
William
New York
Frank
Alliston
Kay
Andrew Fogarty
Frances
Harry Fisher
North Bay
Margaret
Tom Kirkham
Toronto
St. Josph's
Dublin Cemetery
Pallhearers
Robert Winton
Neil Gibbons
Michael McCristall
Phillip, McCristall
Pred Stuckey
William Baval Jr
Acton Rotary hears retiring president and incoming leader
At the Dominion hotel Acton Rotary Club heard retiring president Tom Shields deliver his farewell address and incoming president Ron Lewis outline plans for the year after their dinner meeting.
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Acton
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Milton Travel Service
Subean
WL. Tours Museum
Employe
Waine
Ballinafad
Bill McEnery
Allan Jamieson
Jimmy Sanderson
Brian Sinclair
Caroline McEnery
Garry Brown
Erin
Maud Young
George Town
Georgetown Hospital
Alf Himes
J. P. Kirkwood
Muriel Hilts
Henri -Hilts
Eddie Smith
Gordon
Stephen
Vini
Saskatchewan
Ballina
Ren
Lake Belwood
Sam Snow
Hallinafad
Limehouse
Silverwood
Bannockburn
Limehouse School
Bobbie Black
Anne Shortil
Murray Jamieson
Plaza Motors
Volkswagen
The
Action Free Press
Joseph. M. Kelly
Hinton’s
Caroline Nurseries
South Side
U.F.C. Wire Service
Caroline
Lovell Bros
Watson’s Restaurant
Eaton's
Ralph Diab
Eaton’s
Acton Order Office
Diab
Viking
Canada
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