Penny Sale and Euchre Night at Scout Hall Friday
Penny sale and euchre event at Scout Hall Friday March 08 hosted by Scout and Guide Mothers Association. Winners listed for euchre include Mary Osborne and Ruth Hulford. other prizes awarded to Diane Newton, Ann Thompson, Marjorie Struthers, and more. A dance followed with 170 attendees at Limehouse Memorial Hall with music by Karm's and McDonald's orchestras. A planned future party is in the works.
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Penny Sale
Scout Hall
Scout and Guide Mothers
Assov
Mary Osborne
Rowles
Wilson
Omens
Betty Young
Consolatien
Ghorta Coats
Ponma
Campbel
Mia Amt Mes
Wino Campbell
Hospita
Guelph
Scout Mothers
Cubs
Gantes
Limehouse Memorial Hall
Olaste
Karm
McDonald's
Joek McDonald
Diane Newton
Ruth Hulford
Rose Datty
Ann Thompson
Rene Watson
Afriel Holmes
MeEachern
Paris
Helen Sinclair Peath
Heller Shippers
Marjorie Struthers
Rosy Ballentine
HomeForest
Preda Lambert
Barbara My
Mrs
J. Ruddink
Bert Newton
Mrs Saitz
Kay McGrean
N. Price
den Pais
Gary McEavherm
G. Rose
Hi-Y Club Hears Indian Delegate on Indian System
The Acton Hi-Y Club heard Rajagopalan from India explain the country’s political social and agricultural system. He described population, farming, irrigation and the Colombo Plan projects aiding crop growth and fertilizer shipments from Canada. Delegates W Wilson and B Foyers were appointed to the Y Board. Susin Wilson and John Ladoneetin named to positions. club also discussed outreach to an orphan charity.
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Hi-Y Club
India
Acton Aly Club
Rajagopalan
Guelph Oac
Cooah
Fis Ik
Rajagopa Jan
Canada
Aoe Ceuctor
Indie
Tides
W. Wilson
B. Foyers
Y Board
Susin Wilson
John Ladoneetin
Chib
Many Winners at LOL Party and Gifts Night
A local event named Many Winners at the LOL Party featured prizes such as aprons sewing supplies dolls and toys. Winners included Cathy Ann Runche Betty Glendinning Adele Dyily Mary Phelan Marion Gordon and John Kentner with various door and euchre prizes awarded to Mrs Ralston Cam Sinclair and others.
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Phelan
Penny Ee
Wears
Cornel Hure
Snany
Ee Cathy
Ann Runchy
Betty Glendinning
Eensel
Mrs. McConnell
Betty Green
Lino
Adele T Dvily
Mary Phelan
Marion Gordon
Lois Gordon
Figh Oral Norton
Marvyn Himter
Lo Es
Bert Rennie
Dene Gibbons
Atienery
Victor Roach
Issa McConnell
Bryan Walker
Taillefer
Cindy Fryer
Miss Christina Henderson Retired Teacher Remembered
Miss Christina Agnes Henderson who taught in Beres, Oakville, and Toronto homes for incurable children died at 85 after a long illness. A longtime Avion resident, she served as Baby Band secretary at the Ander Bas gous Church and was prized for her Christian courage. She survived by sister Margaret Lamb and two brothers, with funeral held March 16 conducted by Rev. R. Brak.
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Angel of Death
Bower Avenue
Christina Agnes Henderson
Miss Henderson
Exquesing Township
Ruben Henderson
Mary Cook
Bannockburn
Acton High School
Torani Nornitt
Berus Ane Oakville
Jennevichum School
Toronto
Dubor
Mina Henderson Hn
Avion
Andere Bas Gous
Miyn Henderson
Slater
Margaret
Orr Lamb
Jamen Henderson
Presbyterian Church
Scruff Ther Valen
United Church
George
Walehtur
Ann
Mes. C. Mobi
R. Brak
Rumley - Shoemaker
Juners
Jim Lamb
Toss Lamb
Gordon Henderson
Murray Henderson
Dennis Rowley
Ralph Mulcain
Coteingshy Maausry
Guides Guests See Show Of Uniforms Enrolment
Guides and guests attended an enrolment meeting at the Scout hall with a fashion show of uniforms from different eras. Mrs J Barr commented as the event highlighted historical uniforms, with representations from guides of various eras and a brief enrolment service ending the meeting.
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Trytig Pati
Hiedin
Puides
Acton Y's Men Inducts Members During 20 Year Review
The Ac yy fon Y's Men held a regular meeting highlighted by the induction of Jack Match and Met Heppler by Cart Riddalls, District Governor from Brantford. A secret guest speaker gave an unannounced talk while Bill Wilson recalled the club's 20 year history and notable projects across dance events, fundraisers, and community programs.
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Ac Yy Fon Y
Cart Riddalls
Brantford
Heppler
Bill Wilson
Acton
Bannockburn Institute 42nd Anniversary Dinner
Bannockburn W I held its monthly meeting at Mrs. S. Matthews home on Thursday evening marking the 42nd anniversary with a turkey dinner. Sixteen people attended and five layettes were donated to the Georgetown Hospital Fund after a business meeting. Then the group played bingo with prizes awarded by Mrs. T. O Rourke.
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Bannockburn
W. I. Helad
S. Matthews
Georgetown “Hospital Fund
Georgetown Hospital Fund
T. O'Rourke
Final Euchre Staged by WL at Limehouse Memorial Hall
Final euchre staged by WL featured winners C Sinha and ACN Stark, with Harry Brow and Mr. Robin as runners up. James Kistee and J H K Bowman won a cut with OF Mof fat. The series prizes went to Mrs C Sinclair and S Kirkpatrick, with Mrs Geo Burt and Billie Wilson in second and Mrs M Stark and Ronald Latimer in third. Lone hands prizes went to Mrs Thomas Hamilton and A N Stark.
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Wromarathan Euchie
Limehouse Memorial Hall
Mos
St Patrick Themed Pot Luck Supper By Friendly Circle
W table setting reflected St Patrick theme at United church parlor last Wednesday. Mrs Kentner led devotions while Mrs Perkins ted in prayer and Miss Jean McLean led hymns. Members discussed finances for church projects and credited Ray Everdell for organizing the car horn etiquette effort “Beep don’t blare.”
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St. Patrick
Friendly Circle
United Church
F. Kentner
T. Perkinsted
Jean McLean
M. Nellis
Finland
G. McKenzie
H. Olsen
W. Beatty
Ray Everdell
Knox Church Meeting Led by Linda Parker
Linda Parker, vice-president, chaired the Knox Church meeting on Monday replacing the president. The group opened with the CGT purpose and hymn, worship was led by Mrs Greer, secretary and treasurer reports were read, attendance taken, and business discussed. Pills made powers for Easter Sunrise Service followed, and the meeting closed with Taps. Viscount Monck, Canada’s first Governor General, was born in Tipperary, Ireland.
Bronte Creek Favored For District Smelt Fishing
Bronte Creek is described as a popular spot for district smelt with local regulations outlined by Minister J. W. Bowaner. The notice details allowable dip-nets up to six feet by eight feet, licensing, and seasonal restrictions from March to April, noting night spawning and the sport's growing but uneven popularity among Ontario anglers.
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Ontario
Vande
Foresté
J. W. Bowaner
Ondarta
Girl Guide News Briefs From Evening Meeting
Fragmented notes describe a Girl Guide gathering with Mrs Watson providing unspecific details. Mentions of various classes and activities appear, including a Tenderteet event and Kin Gaine group, with unclear outcomes and prayer references.
Mrs A T Brown Beloved Resident Dies
Funeral services held for Mrs. A. T. Brown at Casted church. Walter Mears spoke at the service with Rev Reginald Brook presiding. Interment planned for Fairview cemetery. service by Jamorion Alterman Friday at 2 pm.
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A. T. Brown
Brea
Walter Mears
Getaleiess
Prem Beth Tod
Bee Jamorion Alterman
Priday
Kes Reginald Brook
Fairview Cemetery
Salmon Egg Survey Checks on Maturity
The Department of Lands and Forests planted three million salmon eggs and fingerlings in James Bay and Hudson Bay waters. A summer survey measures success and maturation, tracking whether salmon return to their origin. Conservation officer Doug Savers recently left Sioux Lookout for Weemulsk to coordinate the project.
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Poiana Department of Lands and Forests
James Bay
Hudgvon Bay
Doug Savers
Sioux Lookout
Weemulsk
Defends Stereo Writer Controversy Stirs Local Debate
Local readers weigh in as a stereo writer faced criticism during a recent incident. Community groups and individuals named in reports discuss the writer's stance and the broader implications for media coverage and accuracy.
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Pete Yale
George Cook
John Mason
Mike Miller
Craig Perkins
Jim Lee
Ramsay Hay
Alan McKenzie
Dougald Dick
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John Kentner
Bertha Kentner
Cam Sinclair
Mr. Ralston
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Christina Henderson
Baby Bund
J. Barr
Feu Hheet
Jill Hurst
J. Muest
Gail Roszell
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Gunting
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