School Picnic and Anniversary Events at Local School
The article notes a school picnic on closing day with games and a lunch, a rose bowl and kerchief presented to Mrs Royce, and praise for Mrs Rathbun who resigned. Anniversary services at the Presbyterian Church feature sermons by Rev Adams, candlelight evening, and a variety program by local artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rathbun
Royce
Wilma Klooster
Sandra McEwan
Ena Oskum
Presbyterian
Adams
Toronto
G. Sunter
Hydro
Nate
Orangeville
Erin Acton
Eogerton
T. H. Fines
Doris
George Young
Marilyn
Acton
Laretta Grundy
Stratford
George Grundy
Gordon McCartney
Guelph
Joyce Robertson
McMaster University
Hamilton
George D. Robertson
Gordon Robertson
Jim
Sharon
Hugh Robertson
Willam Webb
H. R. Howard
Bell Well Known Local Supervisor Passes in Toronto
Wailiam Perc Percil South a Bell Téléphone department supervisor, long known to staff here and across the province, died in Toronto. He had earlier worked in Acton during his younger years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Téléphone
Wailiam
Perc
Percil South
Toronto
Acton
Joint Picnic Brings Folk School and Forum Members
About 70 people from Halton attended the combined farm forum and folk school picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Davidson in Acton on June 30. The event featured a pot luck meal, games, a singsong led by Clifford Waite, and recitations by Mrs. W. Ballentine. discussions focused on finding a large home for the next live-in school, with north county preferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Forum
Halton
R. L. Davidson
R.A
Acton
Clifford Waite
W. Ballentine
Waite
Lowville
Readjust Polling Divisions In Anticipation of Elections
Chief Electoral Officer Nelson Castonguay directs readjustment of polling divisions across Canada for the upcoming federal election. Halton district official D. P. W. Cooke notes widening areas and new building. preparations began after the Electoral Act revision. Funeral services for Angus Kennedy were held, with interment at Woodlawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Castonguay
Canada
Halton
DP. W. Cooke
Cooke
Banquet Highlight at Limehouse Women's Institute Meeting
The July Limehouse Women’s Institute meeting at Memorial Hall was presided by Mrs. Foot C. Brown. Mrs. J. W. Noble reported on minutes and finances, donations were voted for Scott Mission summer camp, and a picnic planned for August. Mrs. Mulder performed piano selections as members enjoyed lunch prepared by Mrs. Ted Brown and Mrs. Newton Ruddell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Fines
Doris
Women's Institute
E. Archibald
W. Awrey
Doris Fines
E. Fisher
Shirley Awrey
Joan Aitken
Sharon Bessey
Ontario
George Young
D. G. Robertson
Erin Fair
Limehouse Women's Institute
Whuraday
Memorial Hall
Ted Brown
Foot C. Brown
Rol Calleo
Kacnar
Mra. J
O.A.C
Newton Ruddell
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Springs
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Norton Bros
Limehouse
Georgetown
Bell
Sey Eteton
Burden
Esquesing
Ontario Department of Highways
Stewarttown
Walter Linham
Wilson
Sinclair
Bird
Currie
John Currie
James Stark
A. W. Benton
Regnvaldson
W. A. Cook
Albert Presswood
A. N. Stark
George Brown
Thos. Whillier
Bell Telephone
Norman McCready
Folk School
Des. O'Rourke
E L. Buchner
Optometrist
Angus Kennedy
Southampton
Kennedy
John R. Kennedy
Amelia’ Nelson
Ontario College of Pharmacy
Chalmers Street United Church
Waverley Lodge
Rose Croix
Lodge of Perfection
Wellington County
Canadian National Institute For the Blind
Guelph Country Club
Y.M.C.A
Ruth Jane, Christner
Joanne
Dianne
Maryn
John
W. J. Russell
Jean
Unionville
Fairview
Woodlawn Cemetery
W.I. Meeting
Gar
Churchill Road
Manning
Tire & Auto Supply Ltd
Jewell
Main St
Bilton
Wah
Acton Jersey
Timmings
THE
YMCA
Mill Street
G.U
Hunt
del Monte
Lynn Valley
Hellmann
California
Sunkist
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