Meeting of U.C.W shower church anniversary observed
The Churchill U.C.W. met June 3 at the Lew home with good attendance. Topics included What A Attend We have to Jesus and Rock Of Ages. Minutes read, July and August meetings noted off, plant slips exchanged, a collection taken, financial report given, and a social lunch served. Anniversary services were held at Ebeneser Church with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Turner and David attending. A surprise shower for Miss Karen Damm was hosted at Mrs. B. McPherson’s.
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Guurchill U.C.W
Lew
Sweckhaner
Jesus
Harold Grittin
Lelich
Vhce
Er W. Swackhamer
Dr. Williamson
F. Thomp
and Mex
Norman Turner
David
HL Murray
HO Koucker
St. Catharines
Les Swackhumer
Don Brander Wins Judging Contest at Halton Meet
The Halton Holstein Breeder's Club held its Tw ight Meeting at Hayg's Sales Arena on Friday May 22. Winners in the judging contest included Jack Taylor in the Men's division, Don Brander in the 16 to 30 year old group, and Bob Turvwell in the 15 and under class. DB S$. Bunton of Brampton spoke on agriculture in Australia with lively commentary.
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Halton Holstein Breeder's Club
Hayg
Joe Solder
Arena Piebdman
Holytein Friesan Association
Jack Taylor
Burlington R.A
Don Brander
Norval R.R
Bob Turvwell
Georgetown R.R
DB. S$. Bunton
Brampton
Holstein- Friesian Association of Canada
Aistralia
Wedding at Christ Church Halton for Sharon Turner and Mr Balluny
The ceremony and reception for Sharon Turner and Mr Balluny took place at Christ Church Halton on May 30 with Paul Turner as usher and Carol Turner as junior bridesmaid. The couple honeymoon in Prince Edward Island. Mrs. Mills fell Saturday but escaped serious injury.
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Ralph Turner
Paul
Carol
Sharon Turner
Balluny
Christ Church
Halton
Prince Edward Island
Alex Hume Ia
Arthur Bird
Toronto
Mills
Dairy Cattle Club Holds Meeting at Cloverdale Jersey Farm
The Aesien-491 Cam Club met at Cloverdale Jersey Farm Acton RB 3 with full attendance. Russell Murray led the business portion while Janet Aitken read minutes. Harry Murray Bruce Hull and Henry Stanley spoke on dairy cattle feeding judging hay curing and dairy management.
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Cloverdale
Jersey Farm
A. J. Murray and Son
Acton
Russell Murray
Janet Aitken
Mr. Braida
Harry Murray
Bruce Hull
Henry Stanley
Huff
Uwe
Jeruwy
Seman
Bruce Full
Ubwi
Tle
Gordon van Gils
Atendance
Nino Brokla
Fyle Somerville
Rockalong Institute Members Review County History Highlights
Rockwood A history of .5 No Bramow was among highlights at the Rockalong Women’s Institute meeting. Doug McNabb led months of research and submitted to a district Historical Research contest, results not announced. Mrs Spence chaired, and plans covered Farm Safety Exhibit and bus trip.
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Rockwood
Bramow
Rockalong
Alex McPhedran
The
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McPhedran Whso
Tase
Mitchell
Mc.Nabb
K. Spence
Spence
Toronto
W. Guild
S. Hume
Historical Research For
Wellington County
Peace Perfect Peace In Troubled World
A Sunday church calendar notes peace through Christ as the answer to fear. Listings include Trinity Church services and Knox Church Acton sermons, Sunday school times, and evening activities across several congregations with details for June 14 1964 and related events.
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Christ
Trinity
Church School
Divine Sur Ies
Surprise Visitor Dents Local Barbershop Front
A parked car struck the front door of Al's Grocery damaging the stone facade and glass. The incident occurred this week and the driver, an insurance agent, was present.
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Lawrence Kingwell
Rockwood
Al's
Nepal India focus at UCW meeting study
The unit one ULCW meeting opened with a reading from Rockwood Eternal Verities by Rev. Arthur Townsend. Mrs W Gard led and Mis Me Pathedin spoke on Nepal noting limited knowledge about the country and its people, with comments on geography economy and international relations.
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Rockwood
Arthur Townsend
W. Gard
ULCW
Tau
Townsend
Cunisen
Taylor
Harcourt Coiled Chach
Guelph
Jesus
Spearker
Mis
Nepal
San Ong
Cout Ds
Serypaer
Indu
Hosking Wan
John Mons
Conner
Graduates Hear Banquet Speech From Dr. R. J. Hilton
Dr. R. J. Hilton delivered commencement guidance urging graduates to seek talents and education beyond school, emphasizing responsibility and value over critics. Principal Grant McRae praised their sense of responsibility as diplomas were awarded and group photos taken.
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R. J. Hilton
Dora
Coutin
Hilton
Ivo
Dr. Hilton
O. Drijber
Grant ‘McRae
Drijber
Reenda Slipp
Eileen Grin
Shaw
Trinia Lindblad
Doris Fountain
Donna Fountain
Linda Garner
Jenny Doornbos
Margaret McAllister
Patty Ayles
Myra Mc
Eden Mills couple mark 50th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs W Gilbertson of Eden Mills celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with an Open House on Sunday May 31 attended by over 230 guests. They wed June 3 1914 in Nassagaweva. Their daughter and three grandchildren were among the family guests with friends from Toronto Brampton Listowel Sarnia London and many Ontario towns.
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William Gilbertson
Eden Mills
Blair
Nassagaweva
Garnet MacDougall
Wilda
Ren
Bonnie
Roger
Dean
Bicycle Rodeo Held at School Opens Safety Event
The school hosted a bicycle rodeo with obstacle courses and chalk outlines. Children aged 7 to 12 competed in three groups while a written test was given in the shed. Prizes were awarded by Township officials and local staff praised the event as a potential annual program.
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Dc Bes
Croshall
Mas.Driiber
Anderson
Ma Rae
Cary Brijber
John Ranter
Drester
Hiramittan
Robert Hamtilton
Boor
Cameron Dish
Torace
Michael Fergurson
Ronatt
Totermediace
Dennis Death
Nancy Meek
Him Gellately
David Muruide
Drijber
Lush
McRae
Croskatt
Early Sports Teacher Quiz Morse Ancient Games
The prompt asks to name two ancient sports mentioned by a teacher in a historical snippet. Johnny and Anthony and Cleopar a are not coherent. the task is to identify two ancient sports referenced.
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Johnny
Anthony
Cleopara
Rockwood Plans Village Carnival for Playground Program
The Rockwood village hosts a Saturday carnival at Rockwood Park grounds to raise funds for a summer playground program. Events include music, games of skill, rides, a candy bar sale, fish pond, pony rides, and an outdoor dance, with activity featuring local firefighters and softball teams.
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Rockwood
Fubulance Res
Guelph
Colt
Avery Age
Coortad
Meg Acton
Coatee
Echaque Hon Atea
Rockwood Seba Gromanels
Nike
Milalry
Rockwaud
Unarmed Wind Sparks Controversy Over Bralite Display
A stray phrase about unarmed action becomes the center of a heated debate as observers critique a bralite art display. The comment frames a broader conversation on courage and nonviolence in public art.
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