Halton Children’s Aid holds 1963 officers election
The Halton Centennial Manor gathering elected D. V. Latimer as president and reappointed officers for 1963. New and returning directors include J. Cheney, Albert Walaam, and county council members to bolster social work amid rising child population and staff expansion.
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Halton Centennial Manor
Ernest Majury
Peel County
D. V. Latimer
Georgeto
The
Ferenc
Harald C. Bignor
Oakville
M. ‘Mitchell
Burlington Gin
J. Cheney
Albert Walaam
County Council
Children's Aid Committee
W. J. Coulter
Nassagaweva
J. Bell
Milton
Eeryes G. Balls
Esquesing
Gallagher
Burlington
W. TW. Denby
Act
S. G. Childs
Taylors
L. Wills
Wilfred Harrison
Warren Harding
Robert Bormhold
H. G. Pullen
Qukville
Biggar
Soc ‘Ial
William Jones
Ausistagt
Children’s Aid
C. A. Martin
Leslie Wills
Mary Gillmour
County of Halton Children's Aid Toty
Biggny
Paul Jolliffe
Omer K. Vansickle
VanSickle
Halton County
Jolliffe
Murray McGovern
Wervices
Maintain Tradition Jennifer Andrews Wins Title
Jennifer Andrews daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Andrews of Campbellvilla clinched the top prize in a public speaking contest, signaling a natural win for the year old student in the family.
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Mrs
Leo, Andrews
Campbellvilla
Wells
Topy Kde
Ben_Dpterbein
Manny Manes
Winding
Tata Zien Dt
Eadk Ruaben
Therland
Nan Hurst
Jessie Coles
Andrews Siblings Dominate Nassagawesa Oratorical Contests
Jennifer Andrews, a Campbellville Public School student, won Nassagawesa Township speaking title with Waterwheel. Her brothers Peter and Biull previously won six straight years, making the Andrews family a local public speaking dynasty. Jennifer advanced to Georgetown county contest but did not win. Biull reached Ontario finalist and Peter to Ontario semi finals in past events.
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Halton
Nassagawesa
Jennifer
Campbellville
Nassagawesa Township
Peter
Biull
Andrews
Georgetown
Bil
Ontario
Town hockey league builds future stars through coaches and managers
Coaches managers referees and parents support the town league as Gord James notes better community hockey begins with strong leadership. Developing young talent through the ranks strengthens Conway's hockey scene and future top players.
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Oander
Gord James
Ak Foundation
Wtoua UO
Tor Hexkes
riConoty
OHA
Co Marrow
Cor Ak
Hog Line Acton Curlers Open Five Day Event
A total of 136 curlers on four men’s teams began round one of the five day open competition for the Jack Ridley trophy and Walker trophy at Acton. Match results from Monday night and Tuesday show several victors, with teams advancing to later rounds as first place teams seek the Ridley trophy and one loss teams vie for the Walker trophy. Final draws and banquet plans are noted for April with trophy presentations.
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Jack Riday
Walkers
Thes
Trave
de Jong
William Coan
Gerd Cooper
Ted Tyler Sr
MM Kirkness
John Keapek
Rev. A. McKenzie
Dro Allan Buchanan
Ken Elsles
Tam Watson
Contine
Legion
Sindeams Cot
Acton
Erin
Tucadie
Orangeville
Brampton
Lakeside Chapter TO DE Installed Officers
New Lakeside Chapter TO DE officers were installed at an east meeting. Names listed include Miarguerite Spielvogel as regent, Tooth Miller second vice regent, Kil Doweling recording secretary, and Helen Olferbein treasurer with Elma Bratta as assistant treasurer.
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Lakeside
Arteast Meeting Ave
Miarguerite Spielvogel
Sao
Pat Note
Prizzel
Tooth Miller
Kil Doweling
Helen Olferbein
Elma Bratta
Lois Mianmnning
Aileen Currie
Helen Jacque Sect
Oty Somerville
Masel Oo i
Alvesid
Magy Marks
Bessie Musseffe
Dons Duby
Minis Pane Re Nitiens
Roy Dilly
Empire Vendow
Assis Velo West
Jeao Barber
Paneerage Amd
Miarguerite
Spielvepet
Tims
Dora Radler
Myrna Dohnsas
Mary McKensie
Miagated
MaCuMoagh
Bazaar
Marguerite Spielvopel
Bessie Musseless
Thowers
Tsobel Watson
Dorms
Mary Hinton
Harriet Hela
Ant Talbor
Vera Inglis
Ann Talbor
June Wobingh
Ernet Hebi
Grice Neiles
Mary Abe Renae
Bette Foorts
Dorothy van Wryek
Dublin Women's Institute Meeting Highlights Baked Goods Sale
Dublin Women's Institute met at Mrs. Melvin McCullough's home Acton. Members contributed baked goods for the month and the treasury gained from the sale. Mrs. Molotere presided as president and Mrs. JC Britton presented business. Notices included an Officers Conference in June and a Leaders' Training School in Mitton on April 30. A quilt donate and a bride’s on the word Grandmother were noted, with readings and a hymn followed by a lunch served by Franch tonight.
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Dublin Women's Institute
Melvin McCullough
Acton
Dast
WO. Treasury
Boyd
Mra. P.kennedy
A. Near
Grother
Mra. C. McIntyre
P. Kennedy
Mis.e. Newtons
Local ladies host April home demonstration at G Rosemville
Members invited women to a Stardew Brush demonstration at a home in G Rosemville. The event highlighted community participation with a contest presided by Mrs G Rosemville.
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G RoSemenville
Meet supporters drop as Harleyville meeting moved
A local committee cancels the Saturday public meeting with Harry Harleyville supporters and reschedules a similar session for Milton next Wednesday. Local groups say Saturday was unsuitable on short notice.
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Harry Harley Ville
Acton
Milton
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