Miss Katherine Merry Visits Manitoba 4-H Leaders
Katherine Merry, a 4-H member from the district, will visit Manitoba in July. She will attend regional rallies at Carman and Portage la Prairie and stay on Mr E Pritchard’s farm, meeting the Manitoba 4-H Club Council and Winnipeg Kiwanis before public speaking finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Merry
Manitoba
Manitoba 4-H
Miss Merry
Winnipeg
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Katherrine
Manitoba +H Club council
Winnipeg Kiwanis Club
Katherine
Canada
Centre Wellington Women’s Institute Elects Officers at Elora
Mrs Alfred Woods of Fergus was elected district president at the Centre Wellington Annual Women’s Institute meeting held at the United Church in Elora. Provincial director Mrs W A Davidson of Chatsworth installed officers. list includes honorary president Mrs John McFee Hillsburgh and numerous district officers and representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred, Woods
Fergus
Centre Wellington
Women’s ‘Institute
United Church
Elora
W. A. Davidson
Chatsworth
John McFee
Hillsburgh
W.B. Rettie
R.R
Norman ‘Jamieson
R-Baldwin
Erin
Mercer Jackson
W. Ho Norris
Belwood
H. M. Jackson
E. Jessop
Orton
G.bailey
A. E. Buckles
A. Kirk
E. Gray
C. Allen
London Revisited Through an English Travel Journal
A correspondent recounts a British trip from Edinburgh to London with stops at Stratford Court Hotel Hyde Park sights Oxford and Westminster Abbey. He describes buses crowds at Euston, guard movements, a boat ride at Maidenhead, a tour of Oxford colleges and a tour of the House of Commons and Canada House, ending with reflections on postwar London Blitz ruins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Edinburgh
London
Euston Station
Stratford Court Hotel
Marshall and Snelgrove’s
Eaton's College Street
Hyde Park
St. James Palace
Buckingham Palace
Marlborough House
Oxford
Randolph Hotel
British Travel Association
Magdalen College
Christ Church
High Wycombe
Beaconsfield
Acton
Charing Cross Road
Soho Square
Greek Street
Foyle's
M.p.’S
House of Commons
Thames
Beverly Baxter
Canada House
Dr John Hollinger Smiths Takes Private Practice in Smiths Falls
Dr John M Hollinger formerly of Acton has assumed a private dental practice in Smiths Falls. Born in Acton he taught after Toronto Normal school then served four years in the Canadian Dental Corps during World War II. He graduated from the University of Toronto in 1950 and practiced at Hillsburgh before moving to Sunbury. his wife Ruth Crowson and two children Susan and Judith accompany him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Hollinger
Acton
Smith's Falls
Hollinger
Toronto Normal School
Canadian Dental Corps
University of Toronto
Hillsburgh
Sunbury
Ruth Crowson
Toronto
Susan
Judith
Twin Sisters Wed In Double Ceremony
In Glen Williams a double wedding united Lillian Bessie Norton and Mildred Ann Norton with grooms Russell George Edauard Fattson of Acton and Edward Terrance Timbers of Milton. Relatives and attendants wore blue gowns, and the event included a parish hall reception and honeymoons to Niagara Falls and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Williams
Arthur Norton
Kenneth Richardson
Peggy Willoughby
Kathy Haimes Sotors
Lillian
Russell George Edauard Fatt
Harry Fatt
Acton
Mildred
Edward
Terrance Timbers
Kathleen Wareing
Shirley Norton
Jane Haines
Norton
Kenneth Fatt
Keith
Houston
Milton
Timbers
Ronald Fatt
James
Valentine
Lillian Norton
Fatt
Mrs Timbers
Delphinium Chantilly
Georgetown
North
United States
Niagara,Falls
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brampton
WM. C.allan
Queen St. W
Nicol
Pom Rae SA
Crede
Conroy
Cuaroy
Mason Blvd
Ead
Buick
Anadiati
Main
Bower
West
Alfred Woods
Federation of Agriculture
C. Roche
Temperance
Lancey Cheyne
Junior Institute
Robert McGill
Ernest Awrey
R.R. Orton
H. Barbour
Wellington
Aeron Jersey Dairy
Don Timmings
Ginger Farm
Britain
Westminster Abbey
Poets Corner
Uxbridge
Maidenhead
Wallingford
Spindle's
Maidenheand
E. L. Buchner
Optometrist
Mill ST. E. Acton
Dominion
MR. A. McKay
District
MR. and
Mrs. H. Dedels
John Hollinger Smiths
Falls
Pollock and Campbell Manufacturers
Water St
North Galt
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!