Halton Women’s Institute Holds 56th District Annual Meeting
The Halton County Women’s Institute held its 56th district annual meeting at Wallinafad United Church on Thursday May 30 with strong delegate attendance. Highlights included reports from district officers, 4-H Club remarks, a June 10 voting prompt, fire prevention emphasis, and the election of officers led by Mrs Somerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Frank
Georgetown
Women’s Institute
Ballinafad
Halton
Sir Ditrict
Halton County
Mine Chapman
Leadere
Remalis Shealan
Thilden
Rinehart
Women's Institute
Mia Canyon
Mo. G. Somerville
Presid
Platton
A Bennett
W Frank
Mra. G Somerville
Acton
Velma Norris
Milton
F Smith
Ingla
Campbellville
IE R Corbett
George
Clara Rinehart
Nassogaweya
W.I
Discrimination Topic Highlighted In Sunday Sermon
Rev. J. L. Graham of St Pauls United Church Milton delivered a May sermon on social and religious discrimination. He cited U S and Ontario cases of racial bias and urged Christian action in line with early church teachings and international peace efforts led by the United Nations.
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J. L. Graham
Graham
United States
Ontario
Europe
Asia
United Nations
Qisharo
Organization of Nations
Ontario Association Hostages Annual Meeting Report
Mrs Mer Ratt spoke on the work of the Ontario Association for Hetantad Childtoo and urged support for the worthy cause. The meeting heard reports from the Nelson WE branch and Norval branch on events, including a tea, a lapette competition, and the destruction of bidderducklings linked to past institutes. Mr Go Summerville was named delegate to the Fed convention in Ottawa, and Norval invited to hold next annual meeting there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorke
Burlington
F Peteh
So McFadden
Milton
Bled
Georgetown
Mer Ratt
Heraby
Chisholm
Thornby
Ontario
Ontario Annociation For Hetantad Childtoo
Nelson
Dublin
Neot
Norval
Go Summerville
Fed
Ottawa
Nelson Branch
Anniversary for Former Residents Richard Leavens Couple
Mrs and Mr Richard Leavens celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with their nine children and grandchildren at a family dinner. The couple married May 20 1907 in Ancaster Ontario and later lived in several communities before settling in the area. The hall decorations featured yellow flowers and a three tiered cake as relatives gathered for the milestone.
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Richard Leavens
Violet
Markies Leavers
R Wo
Queensway
St Catharines
M.owut Mra
Tassewas
Acton-Georgetown
Malion
Ancaster
Hew
Seathan Mas Dasivetin
Catherine Copp
Abe
Mary Seland
Coteend Gabe
HMA
Wels
Anti
Ponthalmene
Gift from Fonthill United clan sparks village cheer
In Fonthill the Upper and daughter Mrooamd Mow Laavena received a warm welcome and a grand gift from the WA of the Fonthill United eluieh along with a gin for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gramichikiren
Douglas Upper
Mrooamd
Laavena
Ictaling
Fonthill
Eluieh
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Mars Other Chapman
George Somerville Mins Chapman
Go Thaseell
Teporta
Mra
Mabel Borgstrom
Mim
Joan Bird
Ashgrove
Halton - Manor
Norm. Turner
Aids Parks Rd
Noeman Turner
Parks Board
Acton Citizens’ Band
Acton Town Hall
Guar
Ledger
Missee
Marguerite
Edna
Faward
Charles
Fred
Henry Pord
Dorothy
Gerard Stortz
Florence
Kenneth Little Leene
Thels
Debora Henk Youm Bryan
Bill Haley
Aees
Coury
Alan Bale
Cons Rence
Acton Free Press
Thompson Motors
Ford Sales & Service
OUR Services
Uader Willy
Tearaterae
Phony Victor
Halton & Peel Trust & Savings CO
Oakville
Woolworth Bldg
Aveta
Nicholson
J Beatty
Brant Sr
Thermos
Broiler
United Suburban Gas CO. Ltd
Main
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