Campbellville WI Meeting at Halton Manor
Campbellville WI held its March meeting at Malton Manor in Mitton with Hartley presiding. Minutes were read, social proceedings noted, and reports highlighted by members as adults discussed staffing and community activities. Ninety seven Red Cross volunteers in Canada note extensive involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbellville
Wonery
Uestitute
Malton’ Manor
Mitton
Myx
Tames
Wallace
Mire
Baytey
Ray Park
Myre Mowe
George Turley
Mya
Cate Kvatya
Dake Wheslifan
Poank Quinien
Barry Danlips
SA Bartey
Ko Mahon
Marty
Janes Wallace
Mavray- Maina
Rave Mart
Assiniboin Sask
Red Cross
Canada
Mac Sprowl Speaks To Ospring Women’s Institute
Acton guest speaker Mac Sprowl shared travel slides from Europe at the Women’s Institute meeting hosted by Mrs. K Hicaster. Members debated what makes a good farm wife and appointed Doris Fines and Bert Robertson to lead a 4 H homemaking project while collecting homemade candy for an illustrated lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac Sprowl
Acton
Women's Institute Ieetine
K. Hicaster
Bert Robertson
Agriculture
Europe
Doris Fines
George ‘Young
Norman McKenzie
George Robertson
D. G Robertson
Klooster
Teeni
Zorra
Welia
Robert Taylor
Sprowl
George Young
George Robert Bor
Dudley Questions Doctor on Favorite Part of Sleigh Ride
Dialogue from a humorous exchange where Dudley asks the doctor about his favorite part of the sleigh ride and Fvdlag hints at sleighing as the answer. The fragment suggests a playful, clipped repartee between two characters in a lighthearted scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sforting
Mr. Dudley
Doctor
Dudley
Malton Co operative Medical Services Adopts Catastrophe Insurance
At the eighth annual meeting held in the Court House on Wednesday February 2 members adopted catastrophe insurance for future coverage. Net revenue for the year ending November 30 totaled 4 530 or 162 percent of normal income. Directors noted progress and discussed increased benefits while welcoming guests from Ontario and local co operatives. New director Frank Wilson joined the board along with re elected members Florence Meares and William Hume. Halton may run its own coverage if 200 surgical members are secured by April.
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Artra Benefita
Ann Nl
Malton Coneerative Medical Services
Netravinae
Qood
Ninte Naine
Boty
Ron Segaworth
Bere
Questa
Viailora
Ontario Co-operative Medical Sor- View Federation
Willan Dawson
Peterborough
Provinghl
Paul Mechlin
Fieldman
Toronto
Sam McFarlane
Wentworth Co-operative Medical Services
Halton
Wentworth
George Weir, Burford
Brant Medical Co-operative
George—Sickle
George Weir Burford
Reg. Gardiner
Co-operators’ Insurance Association
Florence Meares
Ross Segsworth
Burlington
William R. Hume
Milton
Frank Wilson
Georgetown
Acton Edge Norval In Tight Heartbreaker
Acton loses a close title clash to Norval in a hard fought game with McKenzie and Wheeler scoring for Acton and Jamie Cunningham and E Wilson starring for Norval. Final moments and penalties shaped a dramatic result at Georgetowen.
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Acton Santor
Barmera
Halt
Don
Norval
Gal Warain
Georgetowen Anna
Avon
Alonday
Bo Wilson
Carney Wheeler
McKenaiey McDonald
Richartson
McKenzie
Acton
Grom Leon
Wheeler
Wilson
Norval Oram G. Smith
Wheeler Fon McKenzie
Scott Scott
L. Thompson
Scott
Rosss
H. Wilson
Richardson
Robison
Jamie Cunningham
E Wilson
E. Wilson
Cunningham
Robinson
D. Currie
Don McKenzie
Marshall
Somerville
F. Currie
Tyler
Ford Oakville shows rebound after UAW dispute
Ford Oakville plant resumes production with 4300 hourly workers and 700 office staff, up from 3400 before layoff. Week ended February 26 saw 2024 units produced including 1764 cars and 260 trucks, lifting year to date totals to 3784 cars and 902 trucks. Industry totals 53806 cars and 5845 trucks. Ford share rose to 21.6 percent of cars, 44.7 percent of trucks, 13.1 percent of total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Canada
UAW
Oakville
Ford- Oakville
Halton Junior Farmers Elect New Officers at Meeting
Halton Junior Farmers elected a new officer slate at their annual meeting held March 3 in the Farmers' Building. About 30 attended as Milton reports were given by officers and clubs. Don Matthews presided. officers include past president Donald Matthews, John W. Pickett as first vice president, Jean Peterson as second vice president, Earl Wilson secretary, Joan Wrigglesworth treasurer, Roy Ford provincial director, Mac Sprowl press reporter, Wilma Sinclair Milton auditor, and J. E. Whitelock agricultural representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Milton
Don ‘Matthews
Donald Matthews
R.R
Acton
John W. Pickett
Hornby
Jean Peterson
Earl Wilson
R. R
Georgetown
Joan Wrigglesworth
Eorgetown
Roy
Ford
Palermo
Mac Sprowl
Wilma Sinclair
J. E. Whitelock
St Alban's Guild Plans Three Events for Spring
The March St Alban's Guild meeting in the parish hall drew 30 members with Mrs C Cook presiding. They heard secretary and treasurer reports, arranged a Fashion Show and Dads and Lads dinner, set a fall bazaar date, and closed with Mizpah benediction after a half hour of fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Alban’s’ Guild
C. Cook
Clergy of Halton Hold Lenten Retreat at St Luke's Burlington
Clergy of Halton met at St Luke's Church Burlington for a Lenten Retreat led by Rev Norman Green rector of Grace church Milton. The gathering included a Halton Deanery business meeting with regrets over absent clergy and welcomes for Rev K Richardson new rector of St George Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Church
Burlington
Norman Green
Grace Church
Milton
Halton
H. N. Mansfield
St. Christopher's
W. B. Mundy
St. Aidan’s
Qakvillé
F.C. Jackson
Lincoln
Welland
Niagara
Beamsville
Ralph Porritt
Arthur
Damascus
Evan H. Jones
St. Luke’s Church
Kitchen Showers Held For Bride-To-Be Eleanor Ranscombe
Prior to her marriage to Rob Rumley formerly of Acton Miss Eleanor Ranscombe was guest of honor at several gatherings. In Acton Miss Alice McCallum hosted a kitchen shower attended by friends and relatives. Assisting Miss McCallany were Mrs A Kirkness Acton and Mrs G Bishop of Manitoulin Island. Other showers were held reston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob Rumley
Acton
Eleanor Ranscombe
Alice McCallum
Resided in Acton 32 Years and Honored in Funeral
Mrs Jantea Chadenp passed away, having lived in Acton for 32 years with her family from Durham. She came to Canada in 1900, was a member of the United Presbyterian Church, active in the Missionary Society, and leaves five daughters and one son, plus brothers and a sister. Funeral service held at Burmtey Funeral Home with pallbearers named. interment at Fairview cemetery.
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Poralthouah
Martinet
Aline
Duditen
Moe
Chalmera
Acta
Durham
Canada
War Mareigd
Soran
Alor Hueband
Autvives
Kobk Vreabyterian Ghurchand
Tnews
Tin
Ald
Mlasionary Society
Ate
Arnatrong
Xervico
Iuneral
Acton
Margaret
Wales
Winnipeg
Wiliam
Frederick
Grand Rapids
Mich
Otto Fredericks
Leonard Frederick
Mary Bruce
Limehouse Speakers Talk on Holland at Women's Institute
The Limehouse Women's Institute met at Mite Paul Spitzer's home with 17 attendees. Miss Kathy Ankersmit spoke about Holland, detailing size, population, farming, dairy logistics, government controls, industry, oil, transport, and daily life, followed by thanks and plans for local charity drives.
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Limehouse Women’s Institute
Mite
Paul Spitzer
Rs. E. Sanford
Kathy Ankersmit
Harry Brown
Citizenship
Ankersmit
Holland
Canada
A. W. Benton
Frank Brown
Salvation Ring
Halton Musicestival
E. Sanford
J. W. Noble
Georgetown Chambers of Commerce
North Halton
Local Social Roundup and Health News Highlights
Community notes show visits among residents of Hudbury Toront o and Guelph area families. Birthday party for Normas McDonald noted. Gibraltar School Anzorlation held monthly meeting planning another party. Illness of Mr Russellompson hospitalized at St Josephia in Guelph. hopes for recovery. Canada reports natural increase in 1953 at 289 444 births minus deaths.
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Norton
Kay
Lane
Torsonte
Normas McDonald
Norne
Gibraltar
Anzorlation
A.W. Lane
Toronto
Mitchell
Po Reamabottom
Mary Millichamp
Jonen
C. A. Foster's
Taimabottom
Russellompson
St. Josephia Hospital
Guelph
Charles C. Cochrane
the. A. W
Canada
Port Credit Wins Cribbage Contest Over Acton Team
The cribbage event held in Gedructown drew teams from Milton Georgetown Brampton Port Credit and Acton. Port Credit defeated Acton after a final hand with Acton runner up. Eden Mills Legion Ramblers Town Tiger Cats Union and others competed with Mike Bennett and Tinnie Mosales winning after a three way tie. Standings show Eden Mills leading with 26 points and Legion close behind. Next week’s clashes pit Tiger Cats against Union Ramblers against Eden Mills and Town versus Legion.
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Aed
Eudchro
Hoetor Lambert
Waall Malloy Ascand
Alex Commando
Joby Meith
Codw Varsy
Krank Fowke
Dude Tindavy
Buy Lian
Frank Winters
Emerwatee
Ajax Commande
Mike McCrintall
Bull Nicolak
Max Storey
Gedructown
Port Credit
Acton
Acton Legionnaire
Port Credi
Milton
Georgetown
Brampton
Eden Mills
Tiger Cats
Town
Union
Legion
Ramblers
Mike Bennett
Tinnie Mosales
Rockwood Village Collision and Local Obituary Notes
A Sunday crash near Rockwood involves a motorist missing a corner at Main Street and striking a fence in front of Lloyd Thomas’s property. fence posts were knocked down and the driver left the scene. George Gray was found dead in his Main Street home. he is survived by brother James. The Presbyterian W M S met with good attendance and lunch served. Residents and visitors, including George Wingate, Neil Gordon, Elizabeth McPhedran, and George Waller, are noted as back from holidays or home for weekends.
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Main St
Lloyd Thomas
Fencon
George Gray
James
Presbyterian
W.M.S
George Wingate
Neil Gordon
Florida
Elizabeth _McPhedran
Orangeville High School
George Waller
Queen's University
Kingston
Famous trichologist demonstrates hair growth method in Ontario
Halifax reports William L Keele, renowned trichologist, will privately demonstrate a home hair growth treatment in Acton Ontario at the Dominion Hotel on March 18 from noon to 9 PM. He promises a money back guarantee if not satisfied after 30 days and notes no single cure fits all scalp disorders.
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Acton
Ontario
Dominion Hotel
Halifax
William L. Keele
Keele
Canada
A. E. DeWees
Acon
Neen Wes
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Jack “Smith
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Joyce Robertson
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Watson’s. Music Store
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