School Carnival Highlights and Participant Results
A school carnival featured speed and figure skating with Colleen de Bruyn in a pink sequined solo and a blue with black net group routine previewing the April 1 event. Organizers, including recreation director Howard Pearce and committee members, ran a smooth show despite lower turnout than expected. Complete results list winners by class, costume, and race divisions with numerous participants from MZB RL S groups and Pineview Ospringe entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colleen de Bruyn
Dolores Jordan
Debbie Papillon
Sharon Barber
Howard Pearce
U. S. G. Re.creation
Pete Lawson
Kevin Hall
Murray Winger
Rick Coe
Hart Coles
Sonny Townsley
Hugh Patterson
Brendan Aherne
Pineview
Ospringe
Limehouse L
M. Z. Bennett
Robert Little
Speyside
Suzie Scott
Steven Banks
Ricky Boucher
Paul Roger
Sally Griffin
Ricky Holmes
Bonnie Campbell
Dave Drinkwalter
Sherry Ismond
Parrs
Cathy Ashley
Cocrie Maxwell
Michael and
Denise Glendenning
Sylvia and
Gordon Scott
Hathaway funeral held in Guelph and church notes
Funeral services were held for Frank James Hathaway from Wall funeral home in Guelph to Eden Mills Cemetery. He is survived by his wife Agnes Hassefeldt a daughter Alma Dyson and three grandchildren and a great grandchild. Hathaway spent most of his life in Moffat and worked for the C P R at Guelph Junction until retirement. He moved to Guelph last year and belonged to Nassagaweya Presbyterian Church where the Lord's Supper was celebrated. Three young ladies joined the church by profession of faith Beth Currie Ruth Ann Ebjiott Bonnie Mullen. Easter Baptism will be administered. Local hospital patients are recovering and sap buckets appear on trees as spring returns. St John Ambulance brigade on duty treated one minor injury at a competitor event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank James Hathaway
Wall Funeral Home
Guelph
Eden Mills
Agnes Hassefeldt
Wilmer Dyson
Alma
Hathaway
Moffat
C.P.R
Guelph Junction
Ruth Ann Ebjiott
Bonnie Mullen
District Erin Juniors eliminated in OMHA playoffs at Essex
Maidstone defeated District Erin Juniors 9 3 at Essex in the final game as five third period goals sealed the win. Hillsburgh OAHA entry opened with a 4 1 victory over Ford in a two out of three series. Dennis Bagnall starred in goal for Hillsburgh, with a strong supporting lineup listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilson
Lorne Peavey
Keith Leitch
Percy Cox
Alvin White
From Pathway to Skyway chronicling Burlington history
Burlington hosts a civic reception for the release of From Pathway to Skyway a complete history of the town. The book by Barbara Ford and Claire Emery honors the centennial project with special leather bound editions presented to Mayor Lloyd Berryman and Mrs. E Parsons of Cayuga who suggested the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Barbara Ford
Claire Emery
Lloyd Berryman
E. Parsons
Cayuga
Delays Push Back Opening Of Halton Manor 150-Bed Hospital
The first patients are not expected to move into Martin House Halton County Manor for another month at least. Reeve H H Hinton of Acton states occupancy has begun but furniture and items are still missing. He notes the building should have been ready in spring 1966 and is at least a year behind schedule. The $1 500 000 Ontario St Milton project spans bed care and special care, facing prolonged delays since construction began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin House
Halton County Manor
Reeve H. H. Hinton
Acton
Manor
Board of Management
Ient
Mr. Hinton
Ontario St
Milton
Halton Centennial Manor
Ben
Georgetown youths reach provincial speaking final
Whitby and Georgetown high school students qualified to represent Halton Peel York and Ontario counties in Toronto this week for the provincial final. John S. Porter of Whitby won the zone four provincial semi final contest held in Whitby recently. Roger J. Smith of Georgetown won the impromptu speech section. Nineteen contestants competed for the honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitby
Georgetown High School
Halton
Peel
York
Ontario
Toronto
John S. Porter
Roger J. Smith
Georgetown
Acton Student Teachers Assigned for April Assignments
Lakeshore College students Linda Braida and Sue Radford are assigned to teach at M. Z. Bennett and Robert Little schools in April. Linda will teach fifth grade and Sue will teach third and fourth grades. Other Lakeshore student Carol Swackhamer is assigned to Milton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Braida
Sue ‘Radford
Lakeshore Teachers’ ‘College
M. Z. Bennett
Robert Little
Linda
Sue
Acton
Lakeshore
Carol Swackhamer
Milton
Malery to Milton Assist in Debenture Payoff
A brief note indicates Malery will aid Milton in paying off the debenture. The arrangement suggests shared financial responsibility to satisfy the debt obligation. Further details are not provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malery
Milton
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Robert Little School
Nual
Suzanne de Groot
Kathy Robinson
Valerie Irwin
Scott Withers
Warren Coultrup
Glen Wodnicki
Kathleen Dills
Susan McPhail
Kathy Weldon
Bobby Frame
Kent Kentner
Jeff Townsley
Pattie Dunne
E. L Hathaway
L. St. John Ambulance Brigade
Erin
Bhe
Fergus
John Campbell
Fergus Council
Gressive Community
David Low
Campbell
Shirley
Crichton
Joan Costigan
Toots Burns
Mary Biehn
Bonspiel
North Halton Golf and Country Club
Brampton
Mrs. Crichton
Tom Heather
Isobel Cooper
Kay Hansen
Holy Rosary Roman Catholic Church
Milton District High School
Milton Council
Milton, Esquesing
Nassagaweya
Harold
Safeco
Tective For Insurance
Denny's Insurance Agency
Greenwood
WILES
G. L. Adams
United Gas
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