Local residents on leave and visits noted
P C Len Lambert is home on leave Lieut Martin Hassard has been home on leave Miss Etta Dills visited in Toronto over the weekend EB R A Vern Wheeler is spending leave at Acton Mrs E Huffman of Hamilton visited last week with feuds in town Mrs C H Winn of New York City visiting Mr and Mrs T 2 Wat h ims and family Mrs gda Near and Miss Marjone Near spent the weekend visiting friends in Toronto Douglas Davison and James Dills spent the weekend in Toronto by bicycle from Acton Seaman Kan Hansard RC N V Ro returned from the British Isles on leave Mr B Chalmers has returned home improving Mrs Jos Reid and daughters and Mrs Frank Kennedy of Hamilton visited Acton on Sunday Mrs W R Rumsey attended Branksome Hall graduation Toronto and returned home for summer Mrs Amos Mason recovering after operation at Galt Hospital hopes to be home soon Mr and Mrs Nobt Patterson and Mr and Mrs F ldot Patterson were guests of Miss Evelyn Hodgson Brantford for her nursing graduation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Reid
Frank Kennedy
Hamilton
Acton
Amos Mason
Galt Hospital
Nobt Patterson
F Ldot Patterson
Misa Evelyn Hodgson
Brantford
Brantford General Hospital
Halton County Council Holds Lively Session on Road and Health Plans
Halton County Council approved minor road financing discussions and moved to appoint a county assessor after comparing with neighboring counties. Finalized health service operations include two nurse appointments Beta Sutcliffe and Miss A Gibb on salaries of 1700 and 1400 with car allowances and holidays. Meetings set for August 14, with officers attending an Assessor’s Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. McDonald
Hillmer
Beta Sutcliffe
Halton
Bane
Hillmer and McDonald
A. Gibgon
Halton County Health Service
Department of Health
Murray
Ko Ro McDonald
Eaquesing
Georgetown Oakville
Clear
Ahat
Wardan
Margaret Maxted
W. Deans
Robertson
Biggar
Milton
C. P. Ratatian
Church Vows Busted at The Friendly Church in Ontario
The Church of Canada Asien in Ontario announces services for Sunday June 7 1945 at 11 AM morning worship with a sermon by request at 12 15 PM church school and 7 PM evening worship with the sermon Onward Christian Soldiers All men are to be honored loved and feared by all and God and the King are recalled Everyone is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busted Church of Canada
Asien
Ontario
the Friendly Church
A Walter Fosbury
Bower Avenues
Evenin Worthip
E.D
Dominion
Province of
Department of Public Works
Ottawa
Adelaide St. East
Toronto
Mcense
Canada
Publc Works
Dominion ‘of Canada
Canadian National Railway Company
Dominion of Canada
Presbyterian Church Service Notice in Canada MNOX
The Presbyterian Church on Manse Willow Street invites on Sunday June 17 1945. Sunday School and Junior Bible Class start at 10 00 am. Worship at 11 00 am with sermon Unity or Uniformity. Evening Worship at 7 30 pm features They that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength.
Baptist Church in Acton Services With Rev. Wallace
The Acton Baptist Church announces morning service at 11 00 with Sunday School at 12 15 and the evening service at 7 00 led by Pastor Rev W H Wallace on Sunday June 17 1445.
Church Services and School Session Listing
The notice lists church activities for the day: morning prayer at 10:00 am with Mr J E Osborne, Sunday school at Wisam, and evening worship including Evensong at 7:00 pm with Me Jo Curzon. It references the church and denomination context without additional event details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Church School Wisam
J E Osborne
Jo Curzon
Record crowd attends Halton and Peel Field Day in Guelph
A weather friendly Halton and Peel Holstein and Jersey Clubs field day drew about 1200 people at the Ontario Agricultural College in Guelph on June 9. Attendees toured plots and facilities, heard Dr. Christie, watched livestock judging, and enjoyed a college dinner and sports program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Peel Holstein
Jersey
Ontario Agricultural College
Guelph
GT Christie
A. T. Woodley
Milton
Chase McKeown
Acton
Wwalstaly Bastisn
C. W. Strangways
Mary Lou Fraser
Clarence Anderson
J. C. Hell
Freeman
Morley Watson
Tansley
Hert Livingstone
Ellaworth Arnott
Peel County
H. H. Arnott
Stewart Mellon
Peter McKel- Yar
Carl Laidlaw
Beverly Ella
Rockwood
Jerses
John Bellbodtdy
Georgetown
Jersey and Trolstein
Christie
Engagements in Ontario and Milisburg announced
Mr and Mrs George A McPhail announce the engagement of their daughter Margaret Wilhelmina to Kenneth Edwart Harmer of Erin Dale son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Harmer. In Milisburg Mr and Mrs Frank Smith announce the engagement of their twin daughters Ruth Winnifred to Wilfred McKinnon Burt of Ballinafrad United Church will marry June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. McPhail
Margaret Wilhelmina
Kenneth Edwart Harmer
Stanley Harmer
Erindale
Frank Smith
Georgetown
Ontario
Ruth Winnifred
Wilfred McKinnon Burt
Chester Burt
Milisburg
Ballinafrad United Church
Ontario Victory Keeps King Government In Power
The 20th Canadian Parliament election results show Mackenzie King’s Liberals winning 117 seats nationally with Ontario yielding 47 Liberal seats and the Progressive Conservatives securing 36 percent of Ontario’s Commons seats. J. W. Noseworthy was defeated in York South, while Wilfred Bucko McDonald won Parry Sound as a Liberal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Canada
Ontario
Mackenzie King
House of Commons
Progressive- Conservative
John Brecken
Liberals
Jone Ccf
J. W. Noseworthy
York South
Col A. Cockeram
Progressive Conservative
Dominion
Reconstruction
Howe
Port Arthur
Martin
Windsor
Gibson
Hamilton
Mitchell
Welland
Chevier
Stormont
J. J. McCann
Renfrew South
Progressive
Graydon
Peel
Earl Rowe
Dufferin- Simcoe
AC Casselman
Grenville-Dunllas
Mark Senn
Haldiman
Progressive Conservatives
Wilfred
Bucko) McDonald
National Hockey League
Parry Sound
Detroit Red Wings
Toronto Maple Leafs
New York Rangers
C.C.F
Northly
Hughes Cleaver's Message to Electors in Halton
Hughes Cleaver writes to voters in Halton thanking supporters and seeking reelection. He cites public health reform, veteran reintegration, a national housing program, sustaining consumer buying power, and farm prosperity as key aims for his next Ottawa term.
Garage Operators Back Industrial Standards for Trade
The Halton Garage Operators dinner in Burlington June 5 backed seeking legislation under the Industrial Standards Act on hours of sale for gasoline and motor oil. Speaker Mr. Wadham of Toronto addressed the group introduced by A R Speight. Reports from Secretary Frank Tuck Treasurer Art Benton and President George Davis were read. New members welcomed: Lorne Peters Cecil Hardie A C Patterson and George McLeod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Estimanet
Burlington
Quest
1D. Wadham
Toronto
A. R. Speight
Frank Tuck
Nelson
Art Benton
Limehorse
George Davis
Wentworth County
Epoke
Fred Sinclair
Georgetown
Lorne Peters
Cecil Hardie
A.C. Patterson
Silvercreek
George McLeod
Bronte
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P. C
Len Lambert
Eave
Lieut
Martin Hassard
EB. R.A. Vern Wheeler
E Huffman
C. H. Winn
York City
T. 2
Wat‘hims
Gda Near
Marjone Near
Douglas Davison
James Dills
Kan Hansard
RC. N.V_ Ro
British Isles
Mr. B. Chalmers
Fabaata Hospital
W. R. Rumsey
Branksome Hall
Joan
Halton County
Presbyterian Church
Canad
Acton Worbes Twomaon
Wilow Street
Rbunday
Alex. Stewart, Ltd
Angus Keanmady
St. George’s Aguare Guelph
Milton Welding
Mary ST
Healop
Halton and
The
Newcat
E. P. Head
St. George's Square
Hughes Cleaver
A. Floyd Smith
Watches
Clocka Jewelery
Quebec Street
Weat Guelph Ont
Thoraday
Hollywood Canteen
Bette Davis
Ida Lupino
All Star
Cartoon
Pat O'Brien
Cairo Lahdis
Cactus
Andrew Lister
Leo Carillo
Fox News
Van
Dohnaat
Lionel Barry
Oon
Jasper
M. Somerville
A. S. Nicholson
Jamboree
Acton Park
Holton Citizens’ Hand
Uelph Y
Acton Boys
Town Hall
Stanley Park Erin
Merrymakers and Modernaires Bands
Upwells, Limited
Acton Public Utilities Office
F. G. Turner