Eleanor Cook Weds Ottawa Doctor in Guelph Ceremony
Eleanor Margaret Cook of Limehouse and Dr. Robert Russell Bower of Ottawa wed in a Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints setting in Guelph on July 2. The bride wore a white nylon lace gown with lilies and orange blossoms, attended by Enid Fordham. George H. Cook gave his sister in marriage. Guests from across Canada attended. the couple planned a Laurentians trip and will reside in Pembroke.
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Church of Latter Day ~ Saints
Guelph
Eleanor Margaret Cook
Limehouse
Robert Russell Bower
Ottawa
E. Kennedy
Enid Fordham
Toronto
H. Thurston Bomney
Port Colborne
Albert, LeFeuvre
Fred le Feuvre
Alex Strangways
William Green
Y.W.C.A
Edmonton
Montreal
Rockcliffe
Renfrew
Brampton
Georgetown
Elora
Acton
Russell Bower
Rotary club marks golden anniversary with world service focus
Art Padbury steps down as president recalling Rotary's 50 year rise in global esteem unseen since its founding. He urges members to keep international service as the primary goal while noting finances and transport updates for Lakeview Camp on Lake Erie and welcoming back ill member Amos Mason. Walt Woodburn reports on finances and Dr Leib on transportation to Lakeview Camp for Acton Milton and Burlington youths.
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Rotary
Rotary Club
Art Padbury
Red Cross
Walt Woodburn
Leib
Lakeview
Lake Erie
Acton
Milton
Burlington
Amos Mason
Widening Brant Street Paving Approved in Burlington
Queen's Park approved widening and resurfacing of Brant Street in Burlington. Town Engineer Earl Swift said trees would be removed immediately and hydro poles and preliminary work underway. construction may wait until Hydro standards arrive.
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Brant St
Burlington
Queen's Park
Earl Swift
Works Department
Georgetown Forms Civil Defense After War Alarm
Major J H Adams outlines civil defense benefits at Georgetown meeting called by Lt Col John R Barber and Leslie Clark. He warns of fallout from hydrogen bombs and urges a local civil defense organization as community insurance to save lives, minimize disaster effects, and speed recovery.
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Georgetown
J. H. Adams
John R. Barber
Leslie Clark
Hi McClure
Cal. Barber
Adams
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Toronto
Collingwood
Fort Erie
Community Notes Dress Week in Bracebridge Social Scene
Personal notes list numerous visits and holidays across Bracebridge Acton Toronto Fergus Halliburton and nearby towns. Residents travel to Lake Simcoe Newcastle Muskoka and Kingston for courses visits and family gatherings amid summer outbreaks and anniversaries.
Akitt Gordon and Joyce announce birth of Sherri Lynna
Sherill Lynna Sherri Akitt welcomed at Guelph General Hospital on Monday late 1955. Mother and baby listed as well. Elliott Russell Weir of Campbellville dies at 49. survived by Christina Currie and sons Russell George Victor Elvin. funeral planned at Milton then Moffat Cemetery. Coxe remembers parents July 3 1949 with family tribute from Verna Henry and Lois Chuck.
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Akitt
Gordon
Joyce Akitt
Greer
Sherrill
Lynna Sherri
Guelph General Hospital
Ine
Elliott
Russell Weir Elliott
A.R.1
Campbellville
Christina Currie
Russell
George
Victor Elvin
McKersie
Coxe
Verna
Henry
Lois
Chuck
Coming Events Bazaar Tea and Outdoor Service Schedule
Annual Bazaar Tea and Baking sale set for Saturday December 3 at St. Joseph's Hall under C W L auspices. An outdoor church service at Halton Community Centre Lowville Sunday July 17 1955 at 8 p m with Clifford Waite as guest speaker and Milton Band providing music. Proceeds aid CNIB Bunty one welcome.
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St. Joseph's Hall
Auspices
C.W.L. A
Halton
Lowville
Halton Federation of Agriculture
Clifford Waite
Milton Band
C.N.I.B. Bunty
Water level drops at Fairy Lake and local roads mark safety days
Fairy Lake water is low and creeks run wary while auditors reports become available at the municipal office. White lines along highway 25 to Milton gained fresh paint and flags appeared at some businesses for Dominion Day. Wheat ready to cut. heat wave sparked conversation.
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Fairy Lake
Highway 25
Milton
Prefabrication Firm to Build Factory in Brampton
Brampton council indicated willingness to accept a bid from Lawrence Building Specialties of Toronto offering 4 250 per acre for a four and a half acre parcel in the industrial area along Queen Street East. The site lies beside land sold to Chr Hansen's Ltd. Finlay Munro, rep for the firm, with Max Rice of Rice Construction, presented the proposal which the council seemed to favor if certain conditions are satisfied.
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Brampton
Nelson township trailer park residents refuse to leave despite court order
About 97 trailer families in Lakeshore Park and Nelson Mobile Home Park say they will not abandon their homes after a Supreme Court writ-order. They plan to appeal to Premier Frost and protest to him about alleged unfair treatment to a minority group. The camps faced closure orders from April 2 and possible water shutoffs. residents say many work in Oakville and Burlington and have nowhere to go.
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Nelson Township
Supreme Court
Frost
Lakeshore Park
Nelson
D. P. J. Kelly
Joseph Kowal
Walter Flis
Park
Oakville
Burlington
Piano for Sale by J. Lamb in Good Condition
Stanley piano in good condition marketed by J. Lamb. Contact via phone 12w12 for inquiry or purchase.
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SAI
Acton
Hinman
Riteway
Horace Tomlinson
Brampton
Frank Toth Sr
Mill St
Mildmay
Jas. Gilbertron
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Bennit'’s
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Joanne
Rod
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Halliburton
Hugh Hatfield
New York
Mrs. Denny
Mr. Denny
Frederick St
Kenneth Westermhan
Ot Fergus
John Black
Ted Hansen
Billy
Lake Simcoe
Mr. Hansen
Gordon Beatty
G. A. Dills
Kirkland Lake
Clare Prosser
Marion
Edith
Harry Mainprize
Bill Mainprize
M. Mainprize
B. Urquhart
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Newcastle New Brunswick
Mr. Urquhart
A. Hutchinson
Blair
Helen Rutsch
Galt
D. R. Hutcheon
Main St. W
W. Duval Sr
Yvonne Duval
Vue de Lac
Muskoka
Jack South
Elsie Hawthorne
Regina
Mrs. C. E. Cutts
England
Frank McIntosh
Roy McIntosh
Roy Browt
Mtr
Cyril Taylor
Campbellford
John Chapman
David
Esther Taylors
Kingston
Mary MacAuley
Frank Ritchie
Nancy Anne
Lucknow
Lloyd MacAuley
Douglas
Angus MacAuley
John
Mary
Frances
Wayne
Allan
Roy C. Anderson
Dorothy
Audrey
MacArshuy
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Robert ‘Arthur
Johnnie
Attle Current
Manitoulin Island
Stewart Martin
Oshawa
Ian McDonald
Billie
Harry Norton
Nancy
Calgary
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King Street Baptist Church
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D. F. West
Rae West
Hazel West
William Near
Helen Holmes
Clarence Reid
Lyal McCutcheon
Free Press
North Halton
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Jackholmes
Church
Eden Mills
J. M.roughley
W. Kelly
Ruddick
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Coney Island
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Diane Newton
Girl Guide Ontario
Doe Lake
Sprucedale
Halton County
Warren Grove
Mason Blvd
Acton Tennis Club
John M. Arrowston
Coursel
Baxter Laboratories Inc
William B. Graham
Mr. Knowlton
Baxter's
Winnetka, NJ
Nelson’ Homes
R. W. Grant
Watson
Music Store
Ares
Jobin
Alan
Massey Harris
Erin Tile Works
Main St
Erin
D. Pickering
R.R
Gormley
M.H. Mower
Victor Watson
4Th Line
Nassagaweya
Highway 35
Leishmar Survey
Bowen Bortolotti
Jack Holmes
Church St
E. J. Buchner
Optometrist
48 Mile ST. .E. Acton
Satmon
Saskatchewan
Kaya Ei
Crescent St
Main St. S . Acton
Free Ree Press Office
Bannockburn School
Calvin Sprowl
Familex
Delohntier
Acton Woodcrafts
Douglas St
Lorne Garner
Dick Riddall Motors
Prefect
Meteor Ranch Wagon
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Belvedere
Wth
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Spee
Les Deforest
Iddall Dick
Riddall
Wise
Houde
Apphy Mason Knitting Co
Malton Centennial Manor
Ivestock
Halton Poultry
Rawleigh
P.Q
Elmira
Gordon -Young Limited
Belwood
George Gibson
Freeston
Hannon
Steve Peconi
McEachern's
J. E. Hartley
O'Leary
Yarmouth St
Georgetown High School
G—O—Brown
North Halton High
Echsol
Triangle
Milton Public School Board
J. Ae. Denyes
Ontario
Barnett and Rieder
Architects
School Board
E. M. Readhead
King Street
Toronto “Builders’ Exchange
Milton Public’ Schooll Board
c/o Barnett and Rieder
Bayview Avenue
Streetsville
Pollock
Campbell Durers
North
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