Arch ie McGibbon Dies in Winnipeg Hospital
A former Milton resident Archie McGibbon died in a Winnipeg hospital on Sunday May 24 after a short illness in his 64th year. He left Milton to work at the Royal Bank Winnipeg later retiring as manager of foreign exchange. He is survived by his wife Ina Alton of Burlington a son Robert and two grandchildren, a brother in British Columbia and two sisters.
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Milton
Archie McGibbon
Winnipeg
Nassagaweya
McGibbon
Kelso
Hamilton
Royal Bank
Ina Alton
Burlington
Robert
Willam
B.C
M. J. Carton
Bert Hutcheon
Ayr
49th district Wellington WI annual meeting held at Belwood
The 49th district annual Wellington WI meeting took place May 21 at Belwood United Church with Mrs. John McFee chairing 135 members attended. Reports highlighted finances, activities, demonstrations, home economics, citizenship, and temperance while a Scotland exchange pupil spoke on farming. Officers for 1953 54 were named and resolutions passed on rural mail routes tariffs and mail box lettering.
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Centre Wellington WI
Belwood United Church
John McFee
Hillsburgh
Wm. Norris
Trask
Belwood
St.John's United Church
James Talbot
Wm. Orr
Harry Burt
E. Root
Mimosa
Doris Fines
Ospringe
Henry Carter
Fergus
Tweedsmuir
Living Spring
Historical Research Society
Tom Cook
Wc.t.u
C. Roche
Cummock
Federation of Agriculture
Mildred Parkinson
A. Darrock
Belwood W.1
Clarence Bryan
Ian Middleton
Bella Kettle
Kindardineshire
Scotland
Ontario
Milas E. Collins
Department of Agriculture
Earl Moore
Gordon Aitken
West
Elora
McDonald
Ewart Sunter Ospringe
E. Anderson
Wm. Loulitt
Wm. Ballentine
Acton
A. Woods
W. B. Rettle
N. Joneson
Mercer Jackson
D. G. Robertson
R.R
Guelph
Fergus Junior Institute
Joan Sinclair
Georgetown
E. Awrey
Orton
B.R
Agriculture
Ellwood Johnston
Watt
Lancey Cheyne
Betty’s mother doubts, Betty clarifies her dating choice
The passage recalls a comic line about a man visiting Betty and her mother probing his intentions until Betty interrupts saying the man is not the one. The text notes that in 1951 Canadian railways retired 180 locomotives and added 240 new ones.
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Betty
The
Canadian Railways
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