Greenock Women's Institute Annual Meeting at Ospringe
The Greenock Women's Institute annual meeting at Ospringe on May 21 elected new officers and reviewed district reports. Mrs. W. Rettie presided. Mary Fletcher won a scholarship and committee reports highlighted agriculture, education, health, and public relations with officers named for Fergus Elora Erins and other branches.
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Phate New W.I
Centre Wellington
Ospringe Church
W. B. Reltie
N. Jamieson
E. Gray
J. R. Baldwin
W. E. Awrey
E. Kraft
G. Oslie
Greenock -Women's
Institute
Fea
Tor Weambee
Ospringe
W. B. Bettie
Mercer Jackson
Edna Stone
Living Springs
Retiie
Booker
Mary Fletcher
Allardice
Carl Piercey
Belwoodt
Ross Snow
Cumnock
Gee, Robertson
Ennotville
Wilbert Cormie
Coningsby
Frank Root
Elora
Gro. Prevevy
Fergus
Archie Paton
Greenock
Elliott Patterson
Hillsburgh
Buckles
Mimosa
Haines Root
Hillsburgh Jr
Howard Barbour
Wilson
D. G. Robertson
F. Armstrong
Bert Weeks
Bannockburn Institute Plans Monthly Meeting and Sale
The Bannockburn Women’s Institute held its monthly meeting on a Thursday evening. Attendees discussed a bus trip planned for July and a penny sale in October. Mrs S Mattison was chosen acting delegate to the district, and Mrs Cotee and Lotta were appointed to organize the July trip.
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Bannockburn Women's Ias Tite
Bannockburn School
Warte Odle
Macy Stewart
Ma Gavin
Buisaniens Wats
S Mattison
Cotee
Mee Wo Lotta
WMS Ladies Meeting Notes and Local Events
The WMS held a meeting at Mrs Letrink’s home with Mrs Patterson reading scriptures and Mrs Roughley leading a discussion on The Tie of the Sixth. Mr Laferick played organ numbers Largo and Andante. References to Salvation and biblical text appear amid chatter about community visits and a few local happenings including Mrs Benton and Mrs Wiley visiting relatives.
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WMS
Letrink
Orta Ie
A Wiley
Bridal Gowns Featured on TV Show Bazaar Debut
A TV program next Wednesday will showcase bridal gowns and bridesmaid dresses from the Friendly Centre Bridal Bazaar. Interviews with Mervist are planned, but exact details remain tentative as cast and times are finalized.
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Monsiers
Mervist
Vacancy filled and council votes on pay and appointments
J Hargrave elected to fill the vacancy caused by J T Hurst resignation as council discusses pay for a new bookkeeper at 3200 and debates appointing Hargrave Hudson or Bishop to the seat. The meeting approves various charges for council chamber arena lawn hall and ambulance rate schedule changes plus taxi licensing and by law plans.
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Rachlin
Hurst
H. Lowe
B.D. Rachlin
E. Pope
J. H. Gay
Depuuty
J. M. Greer
W. J. McLeod
W. H. Cook
J. Hargrave
J.T. Hurst
Hargrave
D. Hudson
C. Bishop
Lowe
Greer
J .Goy
Pope
McLeod
Jeeve Gay
Lawe
Council
Council Chamber
Acton
Reeve Gay
Jeeve Greer
Mn Ali Te
Flynn Nursing Home
Acton Chamber of Commerce Holds Final Meeting Before Summer
Acton Chamber of Commerce wraps up before summer with a 8:15 p.m. meeting in the parish hall. President George Barbeau presided as minutes were read and a suggestion box for projects was opened for fall activities. Five new members were introduced. A brief film on Newfoundland preceded an informal buffet lunch prepared by the board.
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Taylor
Federation of Agriculture
Hillsburgh
Mimosa
Wm. Ballentine
Acton
Fergus
Norman Jamieson
el Eras
R. Baldwin
Eri
E Ft
Canadian Industries and Agricultur
Ho Sampson
Sperdsids
Hater i
Stanley Dyvr
Demar
Godackson
Allard
F Armstrong
Belwood
Menmariail
Mos de Robertson
HOR 1
Guelph
Federation Representatives
McPhee
Acton Chamber of Commerce
George Barbeau
J. Berl Wood
Bers
Frank Terry
Orval Chapman
Chapman
Chamber
Mrs. Williams
Lightman's Department Store
George W
Board-Of- Directors
Moving with precision keeps a steady lane in drive
The text likens an expert driver to a skilled chess player using minimal moves to reach a goal. It emphasizes staying in one lane as a safe rule and a proverb like guidance for careful handling.
Ambulance Brings Douglas Dunk To Watch Three Sons Baptized
Nine youths confessed faith in Christ at Acton Baptist Church during a baptism service. Rev Gordon Holmes preached on He is Only a Boy. Mrs Holmes and Miss Alice Pilkington sang a duet after the sermon. Douglas Dunk arrived by ambulance from Toronto to witness the baptisms of Roy Reginald and Keith. Two fires in Georgetown last week destroyed about 400 dollars of Halton county roads department snow fence.
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Jesus Chiat
Acton Baptist Church
Christ the
Gordon Holmes
Holmes
Alice Pilkington
Douglas Dunk
Georgetown
Halton County Roada Department
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Agriculture
Ralph McKeown
Frank Townsend
Bolwood
Griffith Jackson
Stanley Dyer
Waldemark
Are Gray
Orton
Alfred Woods
Walter Jackson
Chester Burt
Hildegarde Bentler
Stewartsown Community Hall
Uber
Owen Mullin
Esquesas Leberad
J. T. Hurst
Aft
J. R. Holmes
E. Close
Gund
Congidver
Close
J. Melmyre
Police Committee
W. McLeod
McLevod
OMLEC
P. Mu
G. Clifford
Aple
Orgs Co Nee
Mullin
Halton
Liberal
Rogis
Mill Street East
Kinslow
West No. 7 Hwy
Acton, Ont
Maxwell Power
Marine Department
Brampton
WM. C. Allan
Queen St. W
Tom Nichol
Acton Free Press
Janice Rolaton
Janice Wagner
Dofina Landsborough
Joanne Landsborough
David Chapman
Mark Hopper
Qur
Acton United Church
Friendly Circle Bazaar
Jaker
Hier
Frank Provie
Acton and District
Fairview Cemetery
Cn.r
Mill ST. East
Canadian Legion
Women’s Institutes
Legion Ladies’ Auxiliary
Acton Fire Dept
Duke of Devonshire
Lakeside
Fairview
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Pioneer Cemetery
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