Ingle and McPhedran Families Honored at Births and Achievements
Congratulations go to Mr and Mrs George L Ingle on the birth of a daughter, to Mr and Mrs Duncan C McPhedran and son, and to Mrs Dave Armstrong for music exam honors. Barbara Moore earned first class honours in music grade VII, and Patsy Dyer passed entrance exams. A large street dance hosted by the Community Club featured the Old Time Fiddlers of Guelph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Ingle
Duncan C McPhedran
Dave Armstrong
Barbara Moore
Patsy Dyer
Fiddlers
Guelph Abaosh
Rock
Thomas Ruske
Hewat
Mra P Powers
Hockwood
Jof Heap
Guelph
St John's Church
Welch
Presbyterian Church
United Church
Toronto
Mra
Roy Young
Young
George Adamson
Clarence Royce
Milton Greer
Hamilton
EB Cartan
Marathon
Tort
Arthur
Local social notes from Guelph and area visits
A roundup of visits and moving plans among Guelph residents and nearby towns. Mris Neamish and families from Guelph hosted and visited friends in Hamilton Oakville and Ponsonby. J Stewart travels, Runloch leaves hospital after pneumonia, and Foreman family relocates to Ponsonby. Reamish family plans a move to Guelph. Sunter family from Niagara Falls enjoyed holidays with relatives. Church events include a sixtieth anniversary, choir music, and a Ladies Aid concert with a Rockwood visitor in attendance.
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Jack Neamish
Guelph
Victor Reamish
George Rennick and
Manan
Hamilton
David Stewart
J Stewart
Robert King
Oakville
J. A Runloch
Rev
Mra Foreman
Ponsonby
Gordon Aitken
Mra
LL Stansbury
Anne Stansbury
Ken Robertson
DG Robertson
Vernon Stewart
Alt
Marion
George Yocum
Vieter Weamish
Annie Moore
Sophia Watson
Moore
Reamish
Gail Sunter
Niagara Falls
Emma Baldie
Myx. C Williamson
Mroo
Roy Harrison
Robertson
Thomas Fines
Mra W Henderson
Netwood
Nate
Orangeville
G. Sunter
George H. Pearen
Rockwood
Ladies Aid
Community News Notes From Amesdale And District
Ballinafad residents report Mr and Mrs Ray McEnery left Monday for Amesdale to visit his sister Mrs B Nelson while Mrs Wm Kentner of Boissevain Man is visiting relatives here. Mrs Hand met Sunday at Mr Lao Jameson’s home with good attendance. The Swindlehurst child remains in Toronto Sick Children's Hospital. A late rain benefits many crops. Dan Campbell has bought a separator and plans threshing in the community.
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Ray McEnery
Amesdale
Mra . B. Nelson
Kentner
Boissevain
Man
Miston Hand
Lao Jameson
Victor Swindlehurst
Childdren’s Hospital
Toronto
Dan Campbell
Local social notes include visits and movements in several towns
Mr and Mrs Al Boles and Mr and Mrs Arnold Wilson hosted gatherings with Ted Jestin and Pat, as families spent the weekend with Lhood Hunter and kin. Visits extended to Burtington and Guelph, with Barbara Benham and JOP Benham, and Fred Jestin moving to Fergus. Diane Patten and Barbara Benham’s daughter Diane parts of Gueriph.
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Sundaes Vector
Mir
Arnold
Wilson
Far Boles
Ted Jestin
Patsy
Lhood Hunter
Dainsville
Wright
Barrie
Mroo
Harold Wright
Duncan Kingsbury
Catherine
Harvey Jestin
Bobby
Burtington
Barbara Benham
Guelph Ois
Mroa
Mme Jop Benham
Ben Simons
Detroit
Robert Patten
Diane
Gueriph
Mro
John
Alton
Judy Hunter
Catnyville
Fred Jestin
Jim Cross
Fergus
Nassagaweya Deep Sympathy Auction For Barter Coxe Family
Deep sympathy is felt for Mr. Charles Barter of Acton and Misses Lois and Verna Coxe of Haltonville Nae sagaweya after the drowning double bereavement of both mother and father. Also notes honors for Donna McMillan in Grade VT exams at Guelph via Royal Conservatory of Music Toronto. Church events and local social items follow with minor community updates.
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Charles Barter
Acton
Lois
Verna Coxe
Haltonville
Naesagaweya
Donna McMillan
Guelon
Royal Conservatory of Music of Toronto
Catharine Anderson
David Henderson
Nassagaweya Presbyterian Church SS
Halton Recreation Park
Lowville
Mra
Peter McLean
PD. Henderson
Namagaweya
Jo ¥N Kennedy
Garden Party Booth
Church Kitchen
Doug Dringe
Ed Dredge
M Dredge
Mra Lang
Thos Marton
Toronto
S. & No. 7 School
Campbellville Obituaries and Community Notes
Funeral services for Kenneth Cox and his wife were held at the Victor B. Rumbey Funeral Home Acton followed by interment at Nassagawega Presbyterian Cemetery. The Campbellville WOT picnic met at No 10 school with plans for Nassatawesa Centennial and hospital nurse training discussion. Various local social updates cover garden parties, contests, visits, and community incidents amid summer activities.
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Kenneth Cox
Campbellville
Grey's Malls
Victor B. Rumbey
Acton
John MacNeil
Nassagawega Presbyterian Cemetery
Cox
Ray Blacklock
Lawrence King
James Allison
Glenn Britton
John
Ty Mas Crawson
Busines
Cache
T. A Fetter
Hospitala
Alges
William McLaren
Palermo
Geo Inglis
Neat
Mesdames Howsen Lush
William Mahon
Startley Anderson
Robert Elliot
Helen Agnew
Campbell Agnew
Robert Flliot
Toc Menzies
Lloyd Crawford
Audrey Donaven
Rita Mubbert
Turkey Point
Robert Menzies
Tom Snyder
Fergun
Lorne Moore
Leamington
Mro
William Ruck
James Deforest
Vespeler
Guelph Maillan
Milton Heights
Lime Kiln
Childern
Wilfred Greenlees
Frank Greenlees
Kilbride
George Hattist
Mroo
Clarke Harris
Miltoneed
Orangemen
Guelph
Hamilton
Robert Inglis
Marilyn Allan
Aurora
Marilyn Moore
Charles Hurren
Robert Laking
Geo Goldstraw
Toronto
Willam Smith
Herbert
James
Laux Campbell
Audrey Curtren
Peter Bradley
Robbert Heatherington
Mary Currie
George Thomas
Robert Eliot
William Filet
Chatham
Kaureen Roberts
June
Marie Whaley
London
Douglas Ingia
Mrec
Toseph Linn
Muskoka
Garnett
Guelph Junction
William Holmes
Thos. Dales
Russell Coulson
Mary Teresa Quinlan
Mary Helen Wheelihan
Frank Wheelihan
Freelton
Alger
Carlisle
Bruce Small
Ac. P. R Rail
Halton Council Debates Aged Home Plan And Costs
Halton County considers building a home for the aged with potential provincial funding. County Warden Armstrong reports costs from 103000 to 168000 plus expansion, boiler, sewerage, and possible 300000 total with future wings. A special meeting is urged after Halton and Peel approvals, amid questions of shared funding and municipal burden.
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Halton
Halton County
Armstrong
Department of Welfare
Queen's’ Park
County Howe
Flatton- Peel
Peel
Halton-Peel
Councils Consider Equalization Base Findings
Discussion over a multi year suggestion to assess on an equalization base. Members asked Mr Armstrong to visit their council and explain committee findings, noting he is thoroughly conversant with the matter.
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Armstrong
Limehouse Visitors and Relatives Gather for Gatherings
Among recent visitors with the Heeneys were Mrs Beeney of Toronto and families from Ottawa Detroit and Glasgow. Numerous relatives and friends from Woodbridge Toronto Acton Weston and other communities visited Limehouse Presbyterian Church and area homes over the holiday period.
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Heeneys
Beeney
Toronto
Wit Curley
Trenton
Bills
Ottawa
Detroit
Edgar Beeney Jr
Malton
Glasgow
Scotland
Elizabeth
Trecent
Chas Jones
Mroo
Mre Bil
Victor Hogg
Akn Currie
Betty
Donnie
Fred
Lindany
Rey C . Cochrane
Montreal
Limehouse Presbyterian
A W Benton
Trudy Scott
Bolton
Jos Scott
L. Law
Trampton
Gisbes
Lutteri
Allan
Fane Law
Margaret
Glen Willams
Wilfred Brown
Billie
Weston
Shelbourne’s
John Glynn
Peter
Samia
Dianne Bagg
Woodbridge
Dixie
Gloria Jones
Centuries Noble Service To Humanity Ice Patrol Awards
The Duchess of Kent in London presented Royal National Lifeboat Institution medals to lifeboat crew members. She praised the service as inexhaustible as iceboat launches exceed 1,800 in three years and 60 percent last year. Lifesaving remains at a high pace with weekly rescues and costs rising from 1.6 million to 2.6 million annually.
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Britain
London
Duchess of Kent
Royal Nations
Duchess
Protection of Farm Equipment Enamel From Pittsburgh Firm
A Pittsburgh company reports a new enamel for protecting and touching up expensive farm machinery. The coating can be applied over existing surfaces and serves as a finish coat. It resists weather, rust, and grease with a hard film and comes in black, gray, green, orange, and yellow to match major manufacturers.
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Putteburgh
Financial Post
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