Local Social Notes and Visits Span Port Colborne to Milton
Personal notes recount visits by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anderson in Port Colborne, a Legion anniversary dance, Easter break for Donna Ledger from Whitby, Florida wintering friends, hospital updates for Mrs. Poote and George Ingles, first aid certificates by St Johns Brigade, and travels of Mrs. Buckner and daughter Janet to Rio de Janeiro. Acton Y's Men dine with Brampton Y's Men, and notes on new moves, hospital recoveries, and a large birthday event for London Men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Robert Buckner
Janet
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Miss Buckner
Liberal letter on Halton County Tory split and Best stance
Readers critique Halton County Tory divisions over arms policy. A Liberal supporter argues for voting Best while differing from Diefenbaker on nuclear weapons, urging Liberal leadership, and predicting a Liberal comeback. The letter defends party unity amid internal debate and urges voters to back Best in the March vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton County
Beat
Best
Halton
Tumaelf
Tam
Yueller
Pearson
Aml Tan Sored
Diefenbaker
Globe Oan
Charles Alyxan
Isi
Charles Alexanderest
Tse
Ourder
Charles Alexander Best
Hatton County
John Diefenbaker
Mr Best
Mr. Diefenbaker
Aise
Metenbaker
Poly
Mase
Hai
Chen
John Dietenbske
Halton Co-Op Medical annual meeting debates chiropractic coverage
The Halton Co-Operative Medical Society held its 16th annual meeting at Lowville United Church attended by over 100. Members defeated motions to fund chiropractic coverage and to take money from reserves. Directors reappointed include Roy Wilson, Harold Biggar, and R. Davidson. Former officials and medical federation members attended as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halon Co-Operative Medical Wiges
Lowville United Church
Saints
Over
Chester Service
Rose Milton
Withard Britto
Acton
Roy Wilson
Milton
Harold Biggar
Oak
Harry Harley
Wilson McCoig
CoOp Medical Services Federation of Ontario
Ted Soaptieht
Medial Co-Ops
Nethberape Wellington
Cheree McGeesor Wentworth
Coopernate
Mas Morrow
Hoanton
Ontario Hospital
Sembves Commissar
Churchill Visits In Area For Local Social Events
Mr and Mrs Alfred Gratt in Kang City hosted visitors last week. Nearby families and friends attended showers and gatherings across several homes. Numerous relatives and neighbors joined events, with attendance noted at the Lather sisters home and a weekend visit by Montreal relatives.
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Mit
Amd
Alfred Gratt
Kang City
Mio
Pianick
Prnesa Weerstes
Sid Fanids
Robertes
Mis Stanley Ht
Shower
Evenu
Pyguis
Betty Prick
Tere Pentel
Beverly Visttest
Marin Raver
Lather Sisters
Mos
Ana
Ani
Thas Brothers
Nhs
Creathana
Pyatressens
Comagheva
York
Steshaw
Chante Wilson
Astras
Legion Notes For Branch 197 Annual Dance And Sports Roundup
Friday night annual anniversary dance was a success with good attendance and springlike weather. A fundraising cleanup was canceled but hoped to be rescheduled. Upcoming general meeting April 8:30 pm. Zone darts at Georgetown saw Acton finish runner up to Georgetown. Gil Malcolm won singles. Six branches competed. Bill Nicolak led with 63, John Chapman 62, Tom Haren 61. Scores also list Industrial Cribbage and Legion standings. Coaches and referees meal planned Saturday 2 pm at the Legion. Several members recovering from illness and a trip planned for lectures and discussions on duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funday
Fonday
Legion
Georgetown
Acton
Gil Malcolm
Brampton
Oakville
Milton
Port Credit
George Frown
Wavery Pond
Bill Nicolak
John’ Chapman
Tom Haren
FE. Dawkins
Ring of Bologna
Industrial Cribbage Staruciing
Band
Tanners
Legion B
Legion C
IGA
IMEHOVAGE Injury and Flu Update Locally
Mr. Charlie Meredith suffers a cracked rib from a fall. Mrs. Mitchell had her wrist cast removed on Thursday. Several residents have had the flu with no children’s contagious diseases reported. Mrs. Gisby and Fred visited relatives at Becton on Sunday. Mrs. Ethel Thompson of Toronto is visiting Mrs. Mitchell.
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Charlie Meredith
Mitchell
Gisby
Fred
Becton
Ethel Thompson
Toronto
Mrs. Mitchell
Local Entrants Place Fourth in Canadian Pictorial Judging
Rosemary Booth of RR J Milton and Ed Von Hoekelen of RR 2 Acton placed fourth among Ontario contestants in the AH Canadian Pictorial Judging Competitions sponsored by the Canadian Guernsey Breeders Association. Booth and Von Hoekelen scored 389 points. Phillip Stead of Trura Novi bae fy say Me gt Te Canadish event had the high vote of 39 out of 410. Other competitors from Walton Covinity and Milton areas also placed well, including John McNabb, Fon Holm, William Booth, Jon Turner, Jack WN Taylor, and Mary Low Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Booth
R.R
Walton Covinity
John McNabb
Georgetown
Fon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Acton’ Free Press
Marth
Mrs
Fred Anderson
Mee
Port Colborne
the Legion
J . & Sr Matthews
Donna Ledger
Ontario Ladlea’ College
Whitby
Mrs. Campbell Winn
Florida
C. L. Poote
Bower Ave
Guelph General Hospital
Acton Y's
Brampton Y's
St.John
Robert Hart
W. I. A. Bell
Katherine Bell
BR. M. MacDonald
Durham
George Ingles
Laura Wiles
G. W. McKenzie
Red Anderson
Laurel and
Johnny
Camrose
Alberta
Burlington
Doug Macpherson
Bruce
Lorna
Fur
Speyside School
Acton High School
Douglas
RCAF
Gimli
Manitoba
Macpherson
Tory
Praire
Settece
Detyboher
Twas Mee Dietenbaker
Dietenbaker
de Lara Thoms
Pepe Deadead
Libby
Delune Chicken
PRG
Annettes Akg
Rose Brand
Save & Danna Mines
Party
Annunan
Nestle
Pankage
Save
Supreme Ruand
Gatseke
Phew Ve
California
Ap Ae FF
Sate NT
Tata Se Crear
Bo Meenats
Athe Tae
Aluaianaisaeny
Protos
Unicef
Acton Free Library
William Wilson
United Nations Children’s Fund
Council
Les Duby
William Sproston
Donald AH. West
Wilson
Charles. Kirkness
R.P. Watson
Co-Op
Mio Schofield
Uirec Ot
San Finnie
Hornby
Ie Weiner
Tony M
Milton Bet Weatnesdae
Churchill
RED Cross
Cities Service
Don Timmings
Hwy. East
Bron
Eee
Sean
Williams Ave. High School
Minor
George Warcoe
Elora
Bunk
Witerdawn
Imehovage
Robt. R. Hamilton
Fred. A. Hoffman
Optometrists
Guelph
George's Square
Dills Stationery
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