Churchill Church Wedding of Margaret Saunders and Roy Hall
Margaret Saunders daughter of Mrs. Saunders and the late Alfred Saunders wed Roy Hall at Churchill United Church. The bride wore white taffeta with a crown. attendants included Evelys Millsburg and Jane Cislek. A reception followed and the couple planned a two week honeymoon with residence in Guelph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Saunders
Roy Hall
Evelys Ape Millsburg
Jane Cislek
Actos
Karen Rodgers
Jack Pearcy
Troan
Ed Barden
Hittsburg
Saunders
Acton
Ron
Bert Pors
Hillsburg
Churchill United Arch
Eccer
Florida
Guelph
Trento
Gusiph
Erin
Wileburgh
Own
Actod
Jane Clelak
Rosa Winter
Churchill
Mr. Hunt
Sunday Guests and Club Minutes From Local Families
Burlington area families hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McGarth and son Gio, plus Mrs. K. Roy and Mrs. Willam McLean Sr. Others from London and Toronto joined Sunday visits. The WAS end Ladies Aid gathered with hymns, scripture reading, and fund allocations. A social hour followed with a Valentine roll call and a recital by local singers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kulbridé
Sian Wilton
Jim Cann
David
Lake Simcoe
Ce Tlehing
W. McLean
Valentine
I. D. Lowrie
J. Milne
G. Macall
McLean Sr
Campbellville Headlines Brookville Contest Top Speaker
Jennifer Andrews won the Brookville school public speaking contest with Ancient Archimedes as her topic. Runners up received a chocolate bar while judges were the teachers. contest chaired by Mr. L Dutfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biel Preis Jedenter Andoewe
Brookville
Don Dunbar
Heather Baker
Billy Young
L. Outfield
Norlene Alward
Jennifer Andrews
Sandie Moore
Frances Quillman
K. Trowbridge
Brookville School
R.A
Campbellville
Thunday
William Young
Noreen Alward
L. Dutfield
Francis Quillman
Bonali Bunbar
J. Zephr
Sandra Moore
Lennard Andrewe
Barbados
Mrs. Murray McPaail
Limehouse Suzies Form From Homemaking Club Meeting
On February 20 the Limehouse Club held its first Homemaking Project meeting at Mrs Ted Brown's home with seven girls present. Officers elected include Betty Ann Brown as president and Joy Patterson as vice president. The group adopted the name Limehouse Suzies and discussed suitable fabric colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limehouse
Mra
Ted Brown
Cy Wilson
Betty Ann Brown
Joy Patterson
Mary Lou Brown
Eleanor Karn
Limehouse Suzies
Brown
Institute Members Study Good Grooming
Mrs. A. Frank welcomed the Nasangaweva Branch of the Womens Institute to her home for their Fearne meeting. Donations for the music festival and boys baseball club were passed unanimously. A talk on good grooming covered hair care cleaning shoes and stockings. The meeting closed with luncheon and a pledge for future events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute
A. Frank
Women's Institute
Ner
F. Edwards
B. Fraser
Mary Stewart
Halton Children’s Aid marks 50th anniversary plan
The Halton Children's Aid Society led by president Douglas Latimer of etown notes plans to mark its 50th anniversary. The official date falls on Saturday February 15, with events reflecting on the society's history since its founding on February 14, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Aid
Halton Children's Aid Society
Douglas Latimer
Etown
Inaugural Meeting of the Children’s Aid Society
Fifty years ago a group of men and women formed the Children’s Aid with J. M. Denyes as president and 17 members elected at the first meeting. The 1919 shelter for homeless children led to foster-homes care, and director Paul Jolliffe says over 2,000 children have been helped since inception with more than 100 currently in foster care or receiving aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Aid
J. M. Denyes
Children's Aid
Paul Jolliffe
Euchre Winners Crowned at Klinanth School
Friday event under the Women's Institute saw prize winners named including Mr. and Mrs Harald Theaker Mrs E Reilly Mrs John Hunter and T D McCutcheon. Visitors Gordon Aitken and Cameron arrived after visiting his Toronto hospital patient. Mrs K Ei left Guelph hospital after two weeks for observation and rest. New residents Mr and Mrs J Bullock and two children joined the community moving from Guelph to Mr E Fisher’s house near the first line recon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euchre
Klinantha
Women’s Institute
Harald Theaker
E. Reilly
John Hunter
T. D. McCutcheon
Gordon Aitken
Cameron
Toronto
Mra. J. Bullock
Guelph
Fire Rises Over Suburban Clubhouse Scene
In a New York suburb a clubhouse near a fire station caught fire while residents, including a man named Grantoroy, watched unaware as flames spread overhead and firefighters responded to the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peigrrabnideane
New York
Temp
Than ‘Phos
Firamen
Daughters of Knox Hold March Meeting and Mission Film
Mrs. H Coles presided at the Daughters of Knox gathering in the Sunday School room of the church. Rev A L W McKensie presented Household of Faith, a film on overseas mission work. A panel led an Evangeline outreach study, followed by Holy Week plans and a fundraiser in the basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Elliott
Murray Mahe
Roy Parker
Roger Mahon
Duff's Presbyterian Church
J. Shepherd
Galt
Guelph
Beret Inglis
Margaret Black
Judith Inglis
Linda Smith
Shirley Dredge
Nigeria
India
Bonnie
Judith Talis
FE. D. Mahon
Women's Missionary Society of
St. David's Presbyterian Church
Ethel Simpson
Wilfred Greenless
Edgar Cairns
Kenneth Griffiths
Foster
Robert Elliot
Canada
Lawrence Sharpe
E. Simpson
Wilfred Greenlies
Elliot
Know
Milton
Mra. H. Coles
Daughters of Knox
Bhirth
AL H W. McKengie
Evangeline
W. Toth
J. Pink
A. H. McKensie
B. A. Hansen
A. Holmes
Groupedo
Coffey
Mie A. Holmes
MiKenvie
Pink
B.A Hansen
Top Honors In Dog Show At Dominion Specialty
Tanhaidt Kennels of Georgetown showed Habio a German Shepherd who won best of winners after a strong display at the Dominion Colle and Shetland Show. Lavras Tivhle expects two more wins at Sporty tew's Show as Tanharndt's Kanih earns top puppy honors and kismet takes novice female.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanhaidt
Boon T
Georgetown
Dominion Colle
Shetland
Shwepdag
Fuon
Thanhaidt
Habio
Lavras Tivhle
Cot Hitkim
Tanhardt
Kanih
Mrt Donaghy
Actun
Haaine
Tanharndt
Kismet
Laura Treble
Mins
Dehaphe
Sunshine School Enrollment Reaches 22 Pupils
Sunshine School at Homby now enrolls 22 pupils after accepting a new girl student from Georgetown last week. The special school near North Halton was designed for 25 and opened with 15 fewer, with juniors attending mornings and seniors in all day sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girs
Georgetown
Sunshine School
Homby
North Halton
Willoughby Founder of Georgetown Real Estate Empire
John Armstrong Willoughby a veteran real estate broker and founder of J A Willoughby and Sons Ltd died Saturday February 22 aged 64. The Georgetown firm once operated 28 Ontario towns and sold over 1 500 000 acres of land, making it Canada’s leading family real estate firm. He founded the Georgetown Paper Mills and served as Toronto Real Estate Board president among other civic roles. He leaves a wife Florence Mothersill a daughter Mrs Herbert Mayutre two sons W J Willoughby and A E Willoughby and six grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Armatrong Willoughby
Millon
Mr. Willoughby
J .A. Willoughby and Sons Lid
Ing
Canada
Georgetown
Caledon
Willoughby
Jalen
Toronto
Ontaro
SHS
Fins ii Canada
Prince Edward Island
Georgetown Coated Paper Mills
Sack
Toronto Real Estate Board
Hand of Trade Chit
Ke Wants Club
Lambton Galt Club
Grane Club
Zetland Masonic Lodge
Rameses Shrine Wish
Also Mentioned on This Page
Acton Free Press
Thunday, March’ ‘Sm
Brownie Ladies’ Auxiliary
Sonic Halt
Scotch Block
1.C.C.F. Lodge
Rockwood
Roy Currie
Donald Kennedy
Moffat
G. Lee
G. Coulson
J. Wheelsham
Bonnie Inglis
Ann Wheelihan
J. Wheelihan
Shirley Ella
Doreen Enyglis
Hennie
Anne
Mors J. Potter
St. John Ambulance of
Gerald Hamewood
Hardy Purdy Jr
Gloria Punty
Sandra Gilbert
Newell
Wallace
Millbank
Ontario
Keith Newell
Donna
Catpida
Honor
Lydia Street
Underwood
Milton Bhugh School
J. Powys
Woloshyn
Limehouse Memorial Hall
Garry Moore
Daigle
Ensored
Soma Ecaprubbiny
Mra. K. Ei
Guelph Hospital
Tyler Chartered
Timothy
Vernal Alfalfa
Be. W
Kehenny
Willoughby l
Natsagaweya Mua
Exhibition Park
Pakelecien
Maschetg
Piha
Verena
Denny's Insurance Agency
Bill and Harold
Brock St
Aston, Ont
General
Smach
Foo
Stork
Saleco
Nabosy Sattles
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!