Hall Nominated Again for Halton Seat in Milton
Stanley L. Hall, who has represented Halton since 1943, was nominated for the fifth time as Progressive Conservative provincial candidate at a Milton meeting. Miss Sybil Bennett arrived late after a minor accident and criticized federal policy on raw material exports. John Pallett, M.P. for Peel, credited Ontario gains to the Frost administration without new taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley L. Hall
Halton
Milton Town Hall
Sybil. Bennett
John Pallett
Dixie
Peel
Ontario
Frost
Wedding reception for over 300 guests at Acton home
A wedding reception for over 300 guests was held at Sunny Hope Farm Acton the home of Mr and Mrs F Archie Kerr in honor of their daughter Mrs Robert Matthew Tyler and her husband recently returned from Arizona. The event featured pink and white decorations and a three tier cake with floral arrangements. attendees included relatives from Georgetown Toronto Brampton Hamilton Guelph and Acton with gifts of varied beauty. The couple who now reside in Arizona received best wishes for a long, happy marriage as Beaver pelts note.
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F. Archie Kerr
Sunny Hope Farm
Acton
Robert Matthew Tyler
Arizona
Ralph Denny
D. A. Russell
Harold Griffin
Norman Turner
Arthur Saunders
Marjorie MacDonald
Marie Kerr
R.R
David Drysdale
Guelph
Carol Tyler
Marlene Holmes
Brampton
W. E. Ford
Liverpool
Nova Scotia
Roy Waller
Milton
Witlia
Toronto
Georgetown
Hamilton
Varney
Ofa
Esquesing Council Approves Ford Truck Purchase and By law
Esquesing township council met at Stewarttown on May 16 with Reeve Bird presiding. Thompson Motors tender for a Ford truck at 4938 dollars was accepted subject to Highway Department approval. A Livestock Protection Act by law will include poultry. Additional by law provisions cover bridge and culvert expenditures and a health unit report on a proposed subdivision. Accounts approved include gas fire truck 7.46 dollars Bell Telephone 22.50 Georgetown Lumber 41 dollars and other charges.
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Thompson Motors
Acton
Stewarttown
Reeve Bird
Litham
Sinclair
Wilson
Department of Highways
Esquesing
Halton
H.E.P.C
Bell Telephone
Georgetown Lumber
Acton Major Loop Winds Up Season
Acton Major Loop closed its bowling season with a banquet at the Statioff Hotel last Thursday. President Mike Coxe presented the Acton Major Trophy to Ken Halford of the winning team, and high league honors went to John Turkesz for high average, John Robson for high triple, and Bud Webster for high single.
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Statioff
Mike Coxe
Ken Halford
Acton
India
Comision Hotel
Norm—Morton
John’ Robson
Lloyd Masales
Wés Allen
Cam Leishman
Harry ‘Lawson
Tinnie
Indian Education Topic At Knoxchurch Meeting
Senior Auxiliary WMS of Knoxchurch Acton hosted a detailed session at Mrs Jang whett s home with help from Mrs Armstrong Miss Clark Mrs Brown and Mrs Young. They presented an enlightening view of India education and worker challenges. Devotions by Mrs Young followed reports from sec retaries and a collection for the Girls Home was dedicated. A piano solo by Mrs Moran delighted attendees and several ladies volunteered for cradle roll tea duties.
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W.M.S
Knoxchurch
Presbyterial
Moran
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Canada
Bob Ridsdale
Mit’ “Se
Association of Canadian Advertisers
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Gordon Ferris
Household Finance Corporation
Ralph Sewell
Coca-Cola, Co. of Canada
Orville Shugg
Dairy Farmers of Canada
A. J. Denne
Deane Advertising Agency
Douglas Linton
Maclaren Advertising
Miss Wyn Allanson
Frost Administration
Department of Agriculture
Department
Provincial Department of Agriculture
Ontario ‘Agricultural College
Western Ontario Agricultural School
Ontario Junior Farmer Establishment Oat Corporation
Optometrist
Douglas St
WM. C. Allan
Queen St. W
Tom Nicol
Halton County
Mill Street
Aylmer
Lynn Valley
Weston’s Orange & Lemon
Starlac
Ingersoll
Pioneer
Pini
Feapple
California
Valencia
Florida
Florida Hearts
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