Busy Bees Hostess Event at Hetzels in Nassagawass
Residents of Nassagawass report visitors from Ashtabula Cleveland U S A for a July 5 gathering at Mr and Mrs M Hetzel home. July 8 Busy Bees Institute met hosted by Mrs E Dredge with a sewing hints demonstration and lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Hetzel
Carl Walz
Peter Heinz
Astabula
Cleveland
U.S.A
Busy Bees Institute
E. Dredge
Robinson
R. Lindsay
Jack Dredge
Summer Wedding Held in Rosetown Church
A pretty June wedding was held at Rosetown United Church in Rosetown Saskatchewan on Saturday June 20 1953 at 3 30 pm Rev J S Sinclair united the couple in a double ring ceremony Margaret June daughter of Mr and Mrs W E Rawson Kings land Sask and Robert Franklin Wilson son of Mr and Mrs J H Wilson Acton Ont were married. The bride wore nylon lace and satin with lace veil and carried a white Bible with yellow talisman roses. Attendants included Mrs Douglas Hiller matron of honor and Miss Mae Holliday bridesmaid. Linda Thrasher of Edmonton was flower girl. The groom was attended by Ronald Rawson with ushers John Rawson and Douglas Hiller. Guests included the bride’s mother in a sheer gray nylon dress and Mrs F Thrasher of Edmonton in navy sheer. A three tiered cake was centerpiece for the bride’s table. The couple planned a honeymoon to Banff and points in British Columbia and expected to reside in Brampton Ontario.
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Rosetown United Church
Rosetown
Saskatchewan
J. 5
Douglas Hiller
Mae Holliday
Linda Thrasher
Edmonton
W. H. E. Graham
Donald Ahrens
Ronald Rawson
John Rawson
F. Thrasher
John Rawison
J. S. Sinclair
Acton
D. Laroth
Toronto
Saskatoon
Youngstown
Alberta
Banff
Jasper
Points
British Columbia
Brampton
Ontario
Midwest robber jailed for 99 years in landmark case
A habitual offender from the Midwest received a 99 year sentence for a long-running crime spree. Prosecutors called it a turning point in local crime, highlighting there will be strict future supervision after release.
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Midwest
Ten Essay Winners In Halton County Council Contest
Ten winners were named from 52 Halton County public school pupils after the May 12 council meeting. The essays were on My Visit to Halton County Council. First prize went to Alan Emerson Trafalgar No 1 with a vivid account of attending a county council meeting in Milton, including tours of county offices and a Beaver migration note.
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County Council
Halton County
Halton County Counci
Alan Emerson
Trafalgar No. 1
Allison Dingle
Strathcona School
Nelson
Douglas Wrigglesworth
Georgetown
Carol Redshaw
Central School
Oakville
Merilyn May
Trafalgar No. 7
Milton
Mr. Leslie
Ladies of the Mountain Union Institute
Halton
R. F. Bornhold
Dingle
Council
God Save the Queen
Darling and Precious Trade License for Weeklong Live Venture
An exchange suggests Darling asks if Precious can manage a live venture on a 250 dollar weekly allowance while Precious agrees to obtain the license and try it for a week. The dialogue hints at a temporary trial of a small enterprise under strict budgeting.
Neighbor’s Vacation Gossip Sparks Tongue Sunburn
A pithy exchange depicts a neighbor returning from vacation and earning playful ridicule for gossip, with the line that her tongue was sun burned from speaking. The quip highlights gossip as the hot topic and lively neighborhood banter.
Railcar and equipment costs for transcontinental train
The new day coach costs 130000, a dining car 190000, a sleeping car 200000, and equipment for a transcontinental train totals 2000000.
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Nassagaweyass
Mrs. E. Dredge
Aluminum Company of Canada, Ltd
Alcan
Rosetown Church
David Cohen
Peel St
Canada
Gettieh
United Sentes
la Good Citizenship
Life Laseronca
United Church
H. S. Holden
Douglas St
Guelph
Pollock and
Campbell
Manufacturers of
Water St
North Galt
Telephone
Peis
The
Sutton Gravenhurst Penetang
Harold-Wiles
GMC
General Motors
Vemeden Uc
Lorne Garner Motors Limited
Bower Acton
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