Log cabin shelters along the Brute Trail planned
Meaford, Ontario will host the first log cabin shelter about ten by sixteen feet, with others planned about ten miles apart along the Brute Trail from Tobermory to the Nipissing area. Bell Telephone is donating cedar poles while undergrounding the system. officials cite site picks and funding as main hurdles but expect a premier tourist attraction for the province.
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Tobermory
Bell
Ontario
Meaford
Beace Trail
New Elder Installed as Community Centre Hosts Euchre Night
A church event at the Community Centre drew crowds for a euchre session with 32 tables and a penny sale. Proceeds support year end church work while attendees enjoyed a lunch, social time, and congratulations to newlyweds Drouillard and Snow.
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Euchre
W. —. Euchre
Penny Sale
Fire Victims Helped By Brookville Hall Dance and Draw
The Mervin Bonus family, left homeless by Valentine’s Day fire on Natsagaweya Sixth Line, received community aid through a Saturday dance and draw in Brookville Hall. A total of 1540.48 was raised. first prize went to Art Norrish of Acton, second to Mrs. Joseph Shea of Milton, and Lyndey Newton won third. Community members helped complete the fundraiser and support the family as they rebuild on their original site.
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Brookville Hall
Mervin
Bonus
Natsagaweya
Henry Kelly
Art Norrish
Acton
Joseph Shea
Milton
Lyndey Newton
R.A. 4
Mr. Kelly
Jack
Baynton
Kelly
Churchill Community Church Social and Easter Notices
A Churchill community social at the church marked St Patrick's Day with slides by Bob Hyde from his Indian reserve year, games, and lunch. The Guelph Junior Farmers celebrated the 25th anniversary in Guelph. Notices cover CCCW meeting, Easter devotions, gifts to Mrs Verna Stephen, travel to Miami Beach and Quebec, plus local visits and events with Halton and Erin groups, Rotary Dance in Toronto, and ongoing church activities.
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Churchill
St. Patrick’s da
Bob Hyde
Indian Reserve
United Church
Guelph
Junior Farmers Association of Ontario
Kerr
C.C.C.W
J. J. McDonald
A. Kerr
Jesus
Don Anderson
F. Thompson
McDonald
W. Thompson
Anderon
Mr. Hyde
Verna Stephen
Swackhamer
Smith Griffin
C.C.C. Woman's Group
Jean Jackson
Carol Swackhamer
Lane
Miami Beach
Florida
Acton Curling Club to build rink for 69 70 season
Enthusiastic support at Acton Curling Club meeting pledges curling facilities on Churchill Road North for the 69 70 season. Ted Tyler Sr. says the new building will rise this summer. An 14 member executive was elected to guide operations for one year with Ken Marchment as past president and John Gay as 1st vice president.
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Acton Curling Club
Churchill Road North
Ted Tyler Sr
Ronte
Ken Marchment
Andrew McKenzie
John Gay
Clarry Otterbein
Ray Evelan
Bob Drinkwalter
Bil Toth
Walter Dubois
Peter Bowman
Mel Jordan
Meb Blow
Allan Ellerby
George Williams
All Tanks
Chester Anderton
Jack Ridley
Ev. A. McKenzie
Chester
Mary Marks
Paul Youngblut
Pat Frizzett
Andy
George Lee
Norma Marchment
Walter Fecht
Vic Patrick
Lomve
Villa
Neil Anderson
Harry Otterbein
Toni Downs
Vic
Lois Mackenzie
Mike Irvine
An Parker
Selen Os
Charlie Kirkness
Adams
John Buckman
Delores Tyler
Austen Young
Lawrie Mason
Bill Toth
Long Lovell
Renee Watson
Marilyn McArthur
Gord Reed
Barry Buchanan
Nell Anderton
Walter Dubuis
Ron Sheets
Brydon Hunter
Fred A. Ted Tyler Sr
Erin
Cribbage standings heat up at Branch 197 Legion hall
After the first cribbage playoff week Charles Thomson reports tied leaders Gay Cartage and Civiera Construction on 211. Firemen, Besvera, B, Reliable Taxi and others trail with low scores. Men’s euchre Friday produced steaks for Don Harris and Sandy Wa with 64 and 61. Women’s euchre Saturday yielded scores from Dot Cunn Wedge 62 61 and Aren e Marchment 41 62, Bruce Williamson 62. Ray Agnew’s was ji bacon.
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Gay, Cartage
Civiera Construction
Firemen
Besvera
Reliable Taxi
Club
Dominion
Legion
Legion *A
Don Harris
Sandy
Walter Green
Miah
Dot
Arene Marchment
Helen Vateman
Bruce Williamson
Ray Agnew
Silverwood Women's Institute March Meeting Focused on Health Drugs
The Silverwood Women’s Institute met at Mrs. FE Miller’s on March 12 with Convener of Health Mrs. rontuide and local nurse Mrs. Sales presenting a talk on drugs. Members voted donations to the Red Cross Society and MacDonald Institute at Guelph, and formed two committees to prepare for the April annual meeting. Mr. George Burgess returned home after a two week visit in Oshawa district.
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Silverwood
Gisla
Bombolt
George Burgess
Oshawa
Georgetown families enjoy Sunday visit and New York trip
Gordon Lindsay and family of Georgetown with Mr and Mrs Ward Hamilton and others spent Sunday visiting the Reid and Sherlock families and Palgrave friends. Norman Twiner and companions enjoyed a midterm break in New York City with Broadway shows and the St Patrick’s Parade. Louise Tribble attended Churchill church service and dined with her father. Wetley Macdonald of Benin is staying with his uncle and aunt Charles and Mrs Binnie for a weeks visit.
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Gordon Lindsay
Georgetown
Ward Hamilton
Debbie
Betty
Andy
Earl Reid
Thei
Derek Sherlock
Lica
Lori
Palgrave
Norman Twiner
New York City
St. Patrick’s
Fifth Avenue
Louise Tribble
Queensville
Churchill
Stanley Swackhamer
Wetley Macdonald
Benin
Charles Binnie
Limehouse News Bobs Ros Girl Born to Mrs Benton
Recent visitors include James Nobles and relatives. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs C Ros on the safe arrival of a baby girl. Lorne Noble visits family in Naughton. E Karns vacationed at Green Bay on Manitoulin Island. Charles Meredith injured with a cracked kneecap. Limehouse Presbyterian Church to hold Communion on Sunday March 30 at 2 30 PM. Eden Milly plans to attend the Lincolnshire Handicap in Ireland. Tube Eden Mulls also holds a ticket. Race tied to hospital sweepstakes.
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James Nobles
Calvin van Zant
Dale
Mark and
Lans
Tittle
Manitoulin Wand
C. Ros
Lorne Noble
Naughton
F. Pieht
E. Karns
Green Bay
Manitoulin Island
Sony
Charles Meredith
Manitoulingdand
Limehouse Presbyterian Church
Eden Milly
Ireland
Eden Mulls
Trith Hospital
Hush Travel advice urges study before forest entry
Travel guidance warns readers to study a map of the area before entering the forest. It recommends carrying a compass and survival kit and turning toward home well before sunset to stay safe outdoors.
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Hush
Aladius
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