New curtains and flag for community centre at Rockalong WI
Mrs F Taylor reports Rockalong Women's Institute met at the SS No 8 Community Centre with Mrs W Patterson as hostess. Ten members and one visitor attended roll call on agriculture. Mrs K Spence received thanks for making new curtains and for refreshing the centre flag. A Canadian flag was purchased and will join the Union Jack. Donations to Cancer Fund were made. Mrs W Patterson and Mrs C Titt volunteered for June Hearth Clinic at Rockwood Town Hall. District directors discussed centennial project. Mrs A McPhedran spoke on agricultural highlights of the centennial year. Members split into groups for a discussion on farm life ten years ago versus now. A memory contest rewarded Mrs L Dyer and Mrs N Harris. The Queen was sung to close. lunch followed.”
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F. Taylor
Rockalong Women's Institute
SS. ‘No. 8
W. Patterson
N. Harris
Mary Stewart
K. Spence
Cancer Fund
Rockalong
C. Titt
Rockwood Town ‘Hall
A. McPhedran
H. Bayne
McPhedran
L. Dyer
Springer Spaniel Origin Tied to Springing Game Hunters
Springer spaniel dogs derive their name from their ability to spring game for hunters, enabling them to flush out quarry. The breed name reflects this active behavior and hunting role as described in historical breed histories.
Georgetown couple drown in Credit River tragedy
A Georgetown couple Gerald David and Alden Marie Davids both 22 from Ontario Street drowned in the Credit River near the lower paper mill dam River Drive. They were fully clothed except for shoes. Mrs Davids was due to have their first child within a month. There were no witnesses. firefighters attempted resuscitation without success.
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Georgetown
North Halton
Gerald David
Alden Marie
Ontario St
Credit River
Paper Mill Dam
River Dr
Eramosa council names building inspector and dog controller
The June meeting of Eramosa Township Council approved L. T. Hindley as building inspector at 1.25 per hour plus mileage and permit fees, and Albert Southwell as dog controller at 6 per call plus 30 percent of dog license fees after June 15.
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Eramosa Township
G. Mack
H. McDougall
J. Synott
D. Gamsby
Gamsby
Mannerow
Guelph
Rockwood
Wellington Dufferin
Fergus
L. T. Hindley
R.R. Rockwood
No. 7
Grand River Conservation Authority
John Root
MPP
Obituary for Clifford Meadows of Rockwood
Clifford Meadows of Rockwood died in a car accident. He served as Rockwood RR 2 mail carrier and Mercury route driver, village trustee, and volunteer fireman. He leaves wife Jean Thatcher a sister and three brothers. Interment in Rockwood Cemetery. Born September 7 1900 in Rockwood.
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Cliff
RR. 2
Rockwood
Firemen
Jean Thatcher
Carrie Hamilton
Lucknow
Southampton
Fred
Oswald
Joseph Oakes
Allan Nichol
Albert Maltby
Fred Hanson
Jack Carnahan
Henry Holman
K. D. Hepburn
F. Meadows
J. Sargent
Rockwood Cemetery
James Meadows
Area sheep shearers gain TV publicity at Oakville farm
The Silverwood district duo Clare Wilson and son William were featured on Met ro News Channel 6 on Sunday. They demonstrated sheep shearing prowess at an Oakville farm, drawing television publicity for their craft.
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Clare Wilson
William
Silverwood
Metro News
Channel 6
Oakville
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Listowel
Federation of Agriculture
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Rockwood United Church
Floyd Schmidt
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Lou
Lou's
Main ST
Nassagaweya
Canada
William J. Coulter
God Save the Queen
Mohawk
Hootenany
Campbellville
Edie Brookville
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MILLS
Centennial Commission
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