Orange Walk Parade Grows Largest in Dufferin County
District lodges from Shelburne and Alton County joined the Orange Walk at Shelburne with Halton County leaders and Georgetown Girls Pipe Band, drawing about 60 participants. Speakers included the grand chaplain Rt Wor Bro Kent and grand lecturer Rt War Bro Block. The oldest marcher was 90 year old William Young of Oakville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelburne
Hornby
Stewarttown
Georgetown
Alton County
Halton County
Dufferin County
Rt. Wor
Kent
Rt. War
Block
Halton
Par‘ade
William Young
Oakville
Vivien In Scotland An Archaeological Survey Change
Vivien mourns a husband and child and joins a Scottish archaeological dig where researchers and families live together. Marius Bayard leads the find and clashes with Hamish Monro but both warm to Vivien as her life transforms by story's end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivien
Scotland
Marius Bayard
Hamish Monro
Building Permits Double in June Says Inspector Gregg
Building permits nearly doubled in June from a year earlier, notes Tra falgar Buildings Inspector Angus Gregg. June issued 110 permits valued at 1 225 550, including 94 residential permits worth 949 700, plus one commercial service station on the Queen Elizabeth Way at Eighth Line for 25 000 and one industrial permit for Canada Meter Company factory south of Milton on Bronte Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trafalgar Buildings
Angus Gregg
Queen Elizabeth Way
Canada Meter Company
Milton
Succulent Salads Rise From Farms to Tables
A brief note on growing salads with wax paper caps shielding cucumbers and tomatoes to speed growth and guard against frost. It highlights widespread use of Canadian food products and year round salad popularity.
Marriage Blessing Unites Monk and West in Kitchener Ceremony
Georgina Lucille Monk of Kitchener wed Ernest Frederick West of Kitchener at King Street Baptist Church on Wednesday evening June 29. The bride, given in marriage by her father Montrose Monk, wore a floor length gown of chantilly lace and nylon tulle over duchess satin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgina Lucille Monk
Kitchener
Montrose Monk
Springford
Ernest Frederick West
Frederick West
R.R
Acton
King Street Baptist Church
Chantilly
Wedding Dress and Reception Details Highlight Ontario Nuptials
The bride wore a layered bouffant floor length gown with seed pearls and a French illusion veil, carrying pink delight roses and stephanotis. Attendants included Matron of Honor Mrs August Meacham and bridesmaid Miss Rosemond Monk respectively, with best man Gordon H. Shaw and ushers Donald Post and Rae West. The ceremony at a church featured organist Louise Germann and soloist Ely Economova. About 65 guests attended a reception at Kress Mineral Springs Hotel, Preston, marking the 34th wedding anniversary of both couples’ parents. Guests arrived from Acton, Fergus, Guelph, Tillsonburg, Ingersoll, Ridgetown, and more. The couple planned a trip, then settled in Kitchener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Meacham
Rosemond Monk
Gordon H. Shaw
Fergus
Donald Post
Kitchener
Rae West
Acton
Kress Mineral Springs
Preston
Tostonto
Guelph
Tillsonburg
Svondon
Ingersoll
Ridgetown
Poet's Corner by Mary Ebien Varley
From green clad hills and summer breeze comes a poem of praise and gratitude. The speaker thanks God for the beauty of nature with the robins singing and a peaceful reflection beside the silver river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ebien Varley
Hay Ride and Wiener Roast for Acton Juniors
The Acton Junior Institute and Acton Junior Farmers hosted a hay ride and wiener roast at vice-president Jack Marshall's home last Wednesday evening, July 13, with 40 Junior Farmers attending. After a dusty ride, they returned for the roast and ended with singing. Ralph Deblaun was congratulated by President Bill Somerville on his engagement, and Ralph played goalie on last year's Junior Farmer hockey team.
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Acton Junior Institute
Acton Junior Farmers
Jack Marshall
Marshall's
Ralph Deblaun
Bill Somerville
Ralph
Con
Curious Drowning Causes Surface In Banting Study
A 1938 Banting led inquiry found many so called drownings are due to suffocation from laryngeal spasm rather than water in the lungs. revival hinges on clear air passages and continuous rhythmic artificial respiration at about 15 cycles per minute, kept for hours if needed until life is won or rigor mortis sets in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Frederick Banting and
Health League of Canada
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Canada
Paramount
Oz. Bel
Pers
JAVEX
Stokely’s
Pearl
Clark
IGA
Royal
York Brand
Duz
California
Freestone Elberta
Sunkist California
Valencia Oranges
Ng Fresh Daily
Aluminum Company OF Canada, Ltd
ALCAN
Rockwood
General Hardware
Goodf Year Truck Tire Service
Aerate
Aoe Alene
Louise Germann
Ely Economova
State Farm Mutual
Brock St
Poet's Corner
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