Charles S Noble 85 Former district farmer buried in Georgetown
Charles Samuel Noble 83 of Ballinafad and Port Credit died at his daughter's home. He was a native of Kingsey Falls Quebec and had lived in Ontario for four years after retiring from farming. He leaves four children, three sisters, 13 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren. Funeral at Harold C McClure and burial in Greenwood Cemetery Georgetown.
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Ballinafad
Charles Samuel Noble
Greenwood Cemetery
Georgetown
Harold C. McClure
Port Credit
Clarence Bouskill
Noble
Kingsey Falls
Quebec
Robert Noble
Ontario
Adele
Arthur Wilson
Idella
Victoria St
Marshal Guelph
John Walters
Neoma
Hamilton
Freda Webster
Charlotte Spurr
Margaret Brown
Claremont
New Hampshire
Chrysler Of Canada Reports Sales Jump In April
E. C. Row, president and general manager, announced that Chrysler of Canada dealer retail sales rose 279 percent in April versus a year ago. The gain exceeds the Canadian industrywide increase of 18.3 percent for the same period.
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E. C. Row
Chrysler of Canada
Chrysler
Prince Edward Island Hogs Rated Best in Canada
Federal officials rate Prince Edward Island Yorkshire hogs as the top Canadian pigs. Islanders lead in registry stock and are recognized as the best commercial and breeding animals in the country.
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Charlottetown
Prince Edward Island
Canada
First Gra Y Conference Planned by Acton Y Secretary
The first Gra Y event organized by Acton Y secretary Bob Brayshaw will host about 30 boys and girls from Acton Kitchener Toronto London Peterborough and other host clubs at Belwood Inn near Fergus. Co sponsors include the Kitchener Lions Club camp near Shand Dam with sessions on worship discussions sports skills such as fishing golf horseshoe and badminton.
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Bob Brayshaw
Acton Y
Acton
Kitchener
Rockwood Academy Recalled by Historical Society
The Historical Society highlights Rockwood Academy once a landmark in the valley village near Acton. Founded by William Weatherald in 1840s, it educated notable figures including H. P. Moore and Sir Adam Beck, with the stone building dating from 1855. The academy declined as public high schools emerged.
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H. P. Moore
The
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Rockwood
Jemima Harris Balls
Donald McCaig
Alex McMillan
Adam Beck
Hydro
A. S Hardy
Ontario
James J. Hil
Williarm Tytler
D. D. Christie
Glen Christie
John Richard Harris
T. Albert Moore
United Church
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