Obituary John Winter 82 dies in Guelph hospital
John Winter aged 82 died after five weeks illness at Guelph General Hospital on May 25. He lived in Mil ton at Halton Centennial Manor and formerly worked 25 years as a tanner at Beardmore and Co. Survived by sons Frank and John with wives, six grandchildren, two great grandchildren, a brother and sister in England. Funeral May 29 at Rumley Shoemaker with Rev. Ritchie Mc Murray. interment in Fairview cemetery Acton. Pallbearers listed from Ontario towns.
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John Winter
Guelph General Hospital
Mr. Winter
Halton Centennial Manor
Milton
Flinwell
England
Canada
Elsie May
Beardmore and Co
Frank
Marjorie
John
Ivy
Marjory
North Bay
Susan
Deborah
Nancy
Stephen
Leslie
Acton
Ren
Michelle
Christopher
Albert Winter
Annie
Sonbridge
Kent
Rumley-Shoemaker
Ritchie McMurray
Fairview Cemetery
Ross Gibbs
Burlington
Jack Ballentine
Ron Edwards
Wilbert Bradley
Lloyd Boyd
Georgetowne
Mike Luxon
Northay
Mohawk Inn Opens A Unique Canadiana Colonial Style Motel
The Mohawk Inn on Campbellsville Road north of Highway 401 opens with a 26 unit motel a 78 seat dining room a 95 seat coffee shop a 50 seat lounge and a 60 guest meeting room. The inn adjoins Mohawk Raceway in a 70 acre woodland and may expand if demand grows. It features colonial decor iron pot dining menu and a staff trained for old fashioned service with local hires.
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Campbellsville Road
Mohawk Raceway
McGuire
Etella
Timmins
W. L. Ballentine Equipment Co
Mohawk Inn
Eden Mills
Halton
Bruce Trail
Mrs Nettie Wilson Dies In 80th Year At Georgetown
Mrs. Nettie Wilson a lifelong Esquesing resident died suddenly May 25 in Halton Centennial Manor in her 80th year. Born to John Chisholm and Agnes Fisher she lived on the family farm, married Arthur F. Wilson in 1911, later moved to Georgetown in 1940. Survived by two sons Spencer and Norman, four grandchildren, three great grandchildren, two sisters, a brother and other relatives. Funeral May 28 at Harold Co. McClure Funeral Home, interment at St Stephens Hornby. Pallbearers Mel drum Stark John Chisholm Frank Wilson Guy Russell Lloyd Fisher Harold Ear ly. Flower bearers were friends.
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Esquesing
Sarah Vinetta
Nettie) Wilson
Halton Centennial Manor
John Chisholm
Agnes Fisher
Scotch Block
Waterloo School
Arthur F. Wilson
Wilson
Acton
Norman
Milton
Tom
Elma
Chire Robertson
Harold Co. McClure
Georgetown
Norman Young
St. Stephen’s Church Cemetery
Hornby
Meldrum Stark
Frank Wilson
Guy Russell
Lloyd Fisher
Harold Early
Halton 4H Strawberry Club Meeting May 1967 Highlights
The Halton County 4H Strawberry Club gathered May 16 1967 at Fredd Nurse farm near Hornby. Chuck Warner led discussion on berry diseases and pests and frost control. Senior members demonstrated spraying techniques on Stuart Nurse’s plot with sprays given to members.
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Halton
Rick Brown
Halton County
Strawberry Club
Fredd Nurse
Hornby
Chuck Warner
Stuart Nurse's Club
Acton Free Press Item Dated June 7 1967
Local newspaper brief from Acton dated June 7 1967 highlights community events and notices including upcoming meetings and local announcements of interest to residents. Distinguished by period style and concise event summaries.
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Acton Free Press
Woman killed as car crashes into abutment near Hornby
Susan Lynn Grexton 16 slowed to look at horses on Base Line Road May 13 and her mother Bertha Grexton died when the car hit a concrete abutment. James Death 13 witnessed the crash from a nearby laneway. An inquest found no negligence but urged widening the road and posting warning signs.
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Susan Lynn Grexton
Hornby
Base Line Road
Bertha Grexton
James
Kaleidoscope pavilion theme at Expo 67 Man and Color
Kaleidoscope pavilion built by six leading Canadian chemical companies at Expo 67 picks Man and Color as its theme. It will explore how modern man relates to color scientifically culturally educationally and domestically.
No notable change in Guelph employment outlook
No notable change has occurred in the Guelph area employment situation since April due to changes in how registrations are recorded. Of 451 unemployed males and 435 unemployed females, many remain in uncertainty while 251 clients were placed, up 50 from April, and students seek summer opportunities through the Canada Manpower Centre.
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Guelph
Canada Manpower Centre
Canada
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Robert Little Public School
Miss Titan
McDonald
Campbellville
Speyside
Stewarttown
Nassagaweya
Rupert Enthammer
Austria
Vienna
Cutton Club
Hans Doeink
Germany
Franz Ronto
John Newbold
Toronto
Nettie Wilson
Dolores
Floyd Schmidt
Rockwood Decorators
Wetcome Wagon International
A. L. Riemer Limited
United Gas
United Gas Limited
Tech
Caroline Flower & Garden Shop
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Free Press
Willow St
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