Illustrated Talk Highlights Trip to Maritimes and Vermont
Miss Doris Fines led an illustrated talk at the Women’s Institute meeting at Mrs. E. Fisher’s home, sharing slides from a trip to the Maritimes and Vermont. The program included a Mother’s Day piece, poetry, a plant sale, delegate appointments for the Belwood district, and updates on club activities and local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Brice
Ada B. Currie
D. Robertson
Jess
Belwood
E. Archibald
C. Storey
D. G. Robertson
Storey
Greenock
Elton Armstrong
Talent Table raises funds at Legion hall sale
Lakeside chapter members held a Tuesday meeting with a pot luck supper and sale of buns cake pot hats aprons plants eggs rhubarb and more to raise a small sum. A representative will attend the National Chapter anniversary moving in Toronto with others for events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeside
Legion Hall
Naional
Toronto
Ro Spielvogel
Ontaro Assenten
Children’s Aid Societies
Fonta
First White Child of Alberta Dies at Home
Mrs Leslie Ramshaw née Ethel Scott dies at 42 Humbercrest Toronto after birth in southern Alberta as one of the first white children in the area. She married Leslie Ramshaw of Acton and lived in West Toronto, survived by husband and three children Don, Catherine and Shirley. Funeral held May 2 at Lynett Funeral Home to Park Lawn Cemetery with pallbearers including nephews and cousins.
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Alberta
Leslie Ramshaw
Ethel Scott
Humbercrest
Ryd
Toronto
Tam Ramshaw
Acton
Don
Catherie
J.D. Mathews
Adams Furniture Co. Ltd
Shirley
Lynett
Park Lawn Cemetery
Ted Bond
Tom Burke
Ray Berry
Richmond Hill
Harold Ramshaw
Norman Nicholls
Oshawa
George Barrett
Torani
Girls in Agricultural Clubs For First Time Take Office
Acton area reports a surge in agricultural club activity with 20 members across 24 projects. Four girls win officer roles in the first 4-H style turnout, including Linda Swackhamer Atthen and Thea Trysennae, as Acton Agricultural Society sponsors clubs under Ontario plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Agricultural Society
Ontario Preparement of Agriculture
Tin Acton
Linda Swackhamer Atthen
Thea Trysennae
Sher Monnay
Netlie Trysemaar
Acton
Baptize 15 At Knox Church During Mother's Day Service
A Mother's Day service at Knox Presbyterian witnessed 15 baptisms. Rev A McKenzie preached on Thy Family as a Copimunus as 15 children received memory work certificates from Sunday school officials.
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Knox Church
Knox Presbyterian
A. McKenzie
Cnudren Elyrbly
Ieates
Sumas School
Glenn Taillet
Ken Gray
Dini Lee
Teddy McDowell
Ron Wong
Kenny Robertson
Diane Frank
George McPhail
Cathy Ashley
Bonnie Armstrong
Jace Brown
Alton Hughes
Bonny Jones
Anne Rogers
Stephen van Fleet
Bruce Guthrie Helping
Darlene Beerman
Ann Toth
Jumor
Beverier Bradles
Margaret Guthriel
Sandra Seach Jr
Harst Tatch Mediate
John Dasidsun
Death of Mrs. J Ridley Mourned by Family Friends
Mrs. J. Ridley died Wednesday May 4 at Guelph General Hospital after a short illness. She leaves husband and two sons at 44 Guelph St, mother Mes Apnes Jacque, sisters Mrs. Tennant and Mrs. Jot Gay, a sister Mrs. Matt Tyler in Phoenix, Arizona, and an aunt in Acton. She attended public and high school then Guelph Collegiate, was a member of the Thursby Toppers bowling league. The funeral Thursday at Ramsey Shoeingker Home was conducted by Rev HB Stakreel at View cemetery with pallbearers Edo Footin, Vonne Youngbur, Actors Bern Vin Fleet, Fred Laing and Kerwin McPhail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Ridley
Guelph General Hospital
Guelph St
Mes. Ap
Thursby Toppers
Hantral
Ramsey Shoeingker Tuner
Stakreel
Sa Bairview Cemetery
Edo Footin
Vonne Youngbtur
Bern Vin Fleet
Fred Laing
Kerwin McPhail
Problems of Africa Probed by Panelists
Daughters of Knox members led a Monday meeting to explore Africa's issues. Four panelists answered questions on apartheid origins and its reach, noting seaside segregation fines and government spending on natives. Additional plans included a Mother and Daughter luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Daughters of Knox
Helen Holmes
Herb Price
Bill Spielvogel
Ted Hansen
Atinga
Mey
Gokbeich
KR. McPhail
Tle
W. Spielvogel
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Acton Freq Press
Thuredey
Farm Safety Council
George Grundy
George Robertson
Guelph Hospital
George L. Robert
Ison
North Bay
Joyce Robertson
Ian Thorson l
Deep River
Randy Stewart
Ed Stewart
Aving Iheer
Win. Stevenson
PL Fraser
Hillsburgh
Carmen Griffin
D. G
Robertson
Ken Robertson
Lyn
D. Stewart
Charles Gilleat
Spd
Lo.d.e. Novelty
Lions Club
Legion Auditorium
Vern Stettler
Morley Allen
Pete Papillon
Frank Terry
Mr. Stettler
Rino Braida
Jack Doherty
Alex Johnson
Vic Morris
Ray Arbie
Tom Mullen
Tony Ironside
D.be. Jackson
Ninod
Fate Somersile
Calvin, Aitken
James Aitken
Winker Ae Grain Projects
Russell Muni
Forage Projets
John Kranendouk
Forage
Hordon Campbell
Acton J Forage Club
Don Swackhamer
Murray Wat Fee
Sep Cat Reeve
George Wallace
Erin Townships
Mass P Shervil Murray
Cloversdale Farns
Acta Aml
Finda Swackhamer
Dale Ranald Brown
Mar
Ro Brown
R. R
David Robert Drinkwalter
RH. Drinkwalter
Churchill Road
Nancy Lynn Edge
Plp. Edge
Willow
Raymond Francis Green
AC Green
David John Robertson
Jo G
JC Jacque
RB. R. T. Cofn
Lew Johnston
FE Johnston
Jettres Axe
Raymond Wesley Kingsmill
Sonool
C. Wor Kingsmill
Rockwood
Sharon Dianne
Sieson William MiDowell
My Dowell Daven
Geraldine Eva Schenanap
FE. Schennap
Mill St
Judy Linn Scovne Ehter
Sagel
Wor Spretogel
Bower Ave
Brent Albert Storey
Robert R. Hamilton
Optometrist
Georgetown
Main ST. North
THE
Acton Free Press
Willow ST
Lovell Bros
Publc
High Sectinail Bene
Gaelph Collegiate
George Marshall
Enita Ekberg
Norman Wisdom
Glenn Ford
Debbie Reynolds
Imperial
Canadian Legion
Guelph Memorial Gardens
Cohime Vit University
Pallant
J.B. MacKenzie & Son
Avten
J. McGeachie Clark
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