Successful Garden Party At Campbellville W I
The Campbellville Women's Institute held a garden party at the ball park with the Terry Troopers of Galt providing the program. Prizes included stainless steel cutlery and a clock. The event featured fish pond, pony rides, and a bake sale planning session. Mrs. George Black hosted the July meeting with Mrs. James Wallace presiding. Activities covered horticulture, floral topics, and a floral banquet reading.
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Campbellville
Bellvill
W.I
James Wallace
Institute
Mary Stewart
Wallace
Reginald Austin
O.A.C
Berry
F. A. Wheelihan
Ball Park
Lillian Evans
J. Deforest
Jack Wheelihan
George Inglis
Frank Quinlan
Gordon McPhail
Donald Martin
Sydney Hartley
George Black
Nellie Walton
England
Farming progress shown on film at WL meeting
The W I club met at Mrs. Robert McEnery’s home on Wednesday night July 4 with president Mrs. A McEnery in the chair. Mrs. Frank Smith gave current events and Mr. Donald Kirkwood showed two films on farming progress from the 1800s to the present. A social hour followed with lunch.
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W.I
Robert McEnery
A McEnery
Mary Stewart
Frank Smith
Getty
Bite
Ian N
William Kirkwood
Donald Kirkwood
Stewarttown Hall
Mary Jennings
Orville Rasberry
Smith
Mary
Orville
Begin Construction on Training School for Boys in Guelph
Construction has begun on the Ontario Training School for Boys on reform property near Guelph. The $500,000 facility will serve extreme teen offenders with a modern program and capacity for 50 youths. Cooper Construction Company of Toronto builds the unit two miles from the adult custodial buildings.
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Ontario Training School For Boys
Provincial
Department of Reform Institutions
Guelph
Reformatory
Cooper Construction’ Company
Toronto
Adult Institution
W M S Auxiliary July Meeting Highlights Western Division Work
The Knox church Senior Auxiliary W M S met in July with Mrs Lloyd Clifton reviewing the Western Division of the Presbyterian Church in Canada. The program covered medical education literature foreigners welfare home and abroad cooperative work with other churches and upcoming September activities. Mrs Hassard and Miss Isabel Anderson led devotionals while Miss Margaret Armstrong and Miss Ella Jang shared musical numbers. Sick friends were remembered and messages planned. Mrs Bennie presided in the absence of the president.
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W.M.S
Knox Church
Lloyd Clifton
Women’s Missionary Society
Presyterian Church
Canada
Hassard
Isabel Anderson
Margaret Armistrong
Ella Jang
Bennie
Ontario towns push Saturday closing laws as trend grows
A reader notices Ontario communities, including Orangeville, passing by laws to close shops earlier on Saturdays. The letter laments loss of the Saturday outing and urges price uniformity while reflecting on weather, gardens, and local visits. It describes family arrivals, hospital news, and plans around relatives moving to Blind River and Chalk River.
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Ontario
Orangeville
Dufferin County
Shelburne
Partner
Hespeler
Stratford
Dee
Art
Dave
Edward
Mother
Dad
Oshawa
Babs
Chalk River
Blind River
Rome
Belleville fire dept adopts two tone red and white truck
In Belleville Ontario a fire department orders a new fire truck with a sporty two tone red and white finish replacing the traditional solid red scheme.
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Belleville, Ont
Deseronto
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Acton
G.U. Goldiem
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Freshpak
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Walinga Auto
Rockwood
Ballinnafad
Lake
Beaverton
Orillia
Owen Sound
Harold Wiles
Ood
the Steel Company OF Canada Limited
Montreal
Gananoque
Hamilton
Brantford
W.ms
West
R. W. Grant
Watson
Music Store
Coodfwear
Aronl
Dreitielly
Ford Sales & Srvice
Ginger Farm
Gwendetine P. Clarke
St. John's
Oregon
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