Ontario students salute Ontarian newspaperman award winner
Letters from Acton students praised Mr Dilla for winning the Ontario Weekly Newspaperman award. They commend his effort, discuss town pride, and extend best wishes for his continued success. The piece also notes the RCMP color tradition and Canada’s manufacturing trends as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Dalla
M. Bennett
Acton
Bivd
Actun
A. Tulls
Dilla
Acton Free Press
Ontasta Weekly
Robert Lite Schoal
Mary Kay Gibbons
Ontario Highways Plan Extends 401 East and West
The 1948 59 capital program for Ontario highways includes extending 401 east and west of No 25 Highway, with interchanges at QE and Bronte Road, and new structures near Malton and Trafalgar Township. The plan totals 148 675 000 in a fiscal year, aiming to relieve congestion and support development across Key routes including Highway 6 and 40 West of 25. The minister notes continuation of a major program to improve rural and urban corridors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept of Highway A
Malton
Manty
Hug James No Alfano
Ighwars
Prasad Piolo
Mighwass
Tse
Eluzabeth
Campbellville Euchre Party Honoring St Patrick's Day
Campbellville women's baseball euchre party was held in the Masonic Hall with St Patrick's decorations. Prizes were awarded to several winners and organizers were named for the event. Also noted are community notices of scouts training, a hospital operation, a fire on a farm shed, and a St Patrick's supper at St Davids Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baseball Club
Campbellville
Masonic Hall
St Patrick's
Margaret Mishak
Glades Law
le Roy Woods
Ezra Howlitt
Shurley
Molly Elliott
Rita Habbert
Doreen Agnew
Darren Mahon
Ceures Murray Trighs
Edward Evans
Tom Ramshaw
Fergus
Ot Moore
Millon
William McLaren
Milton Brigade
St Davids Presbyterian Church
Edo
George Black
Nel
Bille Hobertzon Sewal
Newt Halstead
Shaw Street name change discussion in Oakville
Residents and officials in Oakville discuss renaming Shaw Street. Forsyth requests a new name on behalf of himself and others citing local identity and community fit. The meeting notes concerns over labor costs and civic priorities tied to the festival and Halton junior farmer coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakville
Shaw Street
Ois
Oatville - Trafalgar - Mronte Plantang
Acton
Junior Farmer News
Wiliiss Stinchase
Dave Wilson
Mrs Crichton Hosts WMS Meeting With Readings and Hymns
The WMS gathered at Mrs J Crichton's home on a Tuesday evening. Mrs Kirkpatrick read a crepture and Mrs Culpted a prayer, Mrs Roupley reviewed the life of Dr Ida Reudder Miss Quintin accompanied hymns on her piano and a prayer was offered for members. An invitation from the Acton society was discussed and hospitality followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMS
J. Crichton
Kirkpatrick
Hlowers
Calder Bape
Catherine Ann
Mes den MecDougill
Sauday
Limetwus Preabytenan Church
Orton Local Rifle Club Hosts Euchre Night
The Orton Rifle Club held a community euchre evening in the Communal Hall with a bass supper. Attendees included local residents Mr and Mrs Harveys Nad, Mrs Heed McQuown visiting daughter, and Miss Anne Mall who moved to Goelph. Guests from nearby towns joined, including Mr and Mrs HHT Spence of Guelph and the Russell Want family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Wifle Club
Commianus Hall
Anne Mall
Goelph
Armee Orage Company
Cotlens
Goetrh Cosop
George Drvan
Mbstursh
Mas
Eta
Hht Spence
Mannie
Guelph
Ferry
Doreen Nevells
United Church Men’s Club Tour Guelph Industrial Plant
United Church men in Guelph toured the Canadian General Fleet plant after a near normal meeting routine. The group split into two parties visiting the factory, with concerts and refreshments noted, plus a Friday and Saturday program featuring local performers and fundraising for Children’s Aid Surety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church Men's Club Tour
Guelph
Mons Club
The
United Church
Dave Whwe
Baptism and church service noted at St John’s Church
Armstrong attended the evening and afternoon services at St John’s Church where Rev BH Jones offered the baptism for the infant of Mr and Mrs Robert Hamilton. Meanwhile men erected new poles on Mun Street near the bridge and workers prepared Hydra wiring for a new bridge project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong
St. John's Church
BH. Jones
Robert Hamilton
Mun St
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RCMP
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Steeeett
Mighway Mound
Wall Joe
Paw N
Palermo
Milton
Highway 10
Mar
Deegan
Guel Bt
Hamilton
SY Catharine
Mang Inglis
Accord
Bart Catens
Mass Joyce Chester
Gorden Agnew
Oaksalle Memoris
Sheedy
Harrys Panihps
Thes
Peacock
Saturdas
Bank of Nova Scota
Ccourt
Mitten
Enn
Exquesing
Nassagewega
Call
Thompson Fuels
M.P. Sandy
Stanley Hall, M.P.P
Acton Legion Auditorium
Act On Progressive Conservative Association
Miro Foss
Suiberman
Dame Fog
Nanes
Matt
Ste Yoana
Chasse
Halton Cor
Jack Henty
Hos
Dabor
Todas
Ecco
Wtoon Labor
Ry Tapa
Kodak Film
Hinton
Toronto
Sun
Hal
Sun. & Hal
Kitchener
London
A. Wiles Confectionary
Mrs. J. Crichton
Orton
Heed McQuown
Fan Aly
Jack Anos
Tornoentt
Psaetus Mtr
Rockwood
MOV Ag
CGR
Calelena
Pion Hills
Btr
Concn
Hve Ve Prarty Tb
Pallas
Dave Armatrong
Sours Oke
Angen
OF Canada
Wal Alene Harris
Poane
Adie
Duein Vacal
Carl Thomas
Dave Crauth
Vien
Mills Wingate
Murray Taylor
Childrens Aid Surety
Murray
Verne
Maryn Kingsbury
Goren Kingsbury
Tilly Wingate
Hratley Thomas Rady
Cary Cryter
Tpupals
Maw Armstrong
Wesley Porau
Pup
Mare
Mba Armestrong
Robt. R. Hamilton
Fred A. Hoffman
Optometrists
P. Head
St. George's Square
Sir Moore
Gordon Hardware Ltd
Mill ST
Mayfair
Mel and
Eileen Adams
Fountain Service Tobaccos
Sandy
Diefenbaker
John Diefenbaker
Halton Progressive Conservativ
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