Mrs Hannah Wilson Celebrates 90th Birthday at Nassagaweya Farm
Mrs Hannah Wilson, born May 28, 1878 in Nassagawoya Township, marked her 90th birthday with about 30 friends and relatives at the J J Kennedy home in Martin S. Her daughter in law Mrs J J Kennedy of Mitton is among the family, and several gifts were given as she continues to run the family farm on Fifth Ling Nassagaweya.
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J. J. Kennedy
Martin S
Hannah Wilson
Kennedy
Nassagawoya Township
John and Jane Player
John Wileon
Volema
Mitton
Nell Martin
Margaret
Campbellville
Chris Frank
Mary
Rockwood
Vera Harris
Acton
John
Mr. Wilson
Acton and Guelph Social News Notes
Free Press sf personals relay hospital stays and visits. Bob Heatley Sr remains in Guelph General Hospital after a serious operation while H R Force is a patient at St Josephs Hospital. Friends hope for a speedy recovery. Mrs David Radcliffe came home from the hospital Saturday. Acton friends visit Kirkland Lake couple Jim Dunn and his wife Henry Devean hosts. Guelph Merri-Eights hold final season dance with prizes won by Joan Patt Acton. George Lockerbie released from Guelph Hospital. Vancouver Victoria trip undertaken by Mrs Harry Malnprige and daughter Mrs Frank Egan of Guelph visiting relatives. W L District Annual in St Georges Church Georgetown attended by Mrs Wilderspin Miss Marjorie Hall and Mrs George Fryer. Four Acton Lions Club members and wives attend District A Friendship Convention in Quebec City. Delegates Vic Bristow Bob Hall John Groifeneder Nell Miller return home Wednesday.
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Acton Lions Club
Quebec City
Vic Bristow
Mra
Bob Hall
John Groifeneder
Nell Miller
Halton riding election sees June 8 voter list deadline
About 47 000 voters in Halton ride along to the June 25 election with urban voters urged to have names on lists by June 8. Rural voters may oath at polling stations, while revisions will fill missing names from May 31 to June. Candidates include Liberal Bud Whiting PC Peter McWilliams and NDP Murray Kernighan, the latter previously contesting elections and losing to Dr Harley.
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Halton
Revisal
Manly
Hatton
Erin
Acton
Es Qiesing
Georgetown
Milton
Oakville
Bud Whiting
P.C
Peter McWilliams
N. D
Murray Kernighan
Kernighan
Dr. Harley
Allan Masson
Four Suspects Charged After Norval Station Theft
After the B P service station at Norval was broken into Saturday, four suspects were picked up in Acton and charged with theft. Monday in court one remained and three were dismissed.
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Norval
Acton
Friends honour Mr. and Mrs. Steele move to Lake Avenue
Mr and Mrs J M Steele were guests of honour at a reception hosted by Mr and Mrs G Rognvaldson to mark their recent move from R R 4 Acton to 19 Lake Avenue. About 60 friends and neighbours attended. A letter from Dublin District praised their cheerfulness hospitality generosity and sympathy.
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J. M. Steele
Acton
Lake Avenue
G. Rognvaldson
C. E. Cutts
Steeles
Dublin
Rural Medical services resolution approved at Halred District WI convention
Unanimous approval at the Halred District Women's Institute annual convention in Georgetown on May 22 for a resolution to investigate complaints of inadequate rural medical service. Read by Mrs D Wendover of Palermo the measure cites difficulties in critical emergencies and doctors refusing to respond to rural areas, especially in remote districts.
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Halred District Women’s Institute
Georgetown
D. Wendover
Palermo
Mien
Presbyterial Executive Meets at St Andrew's Brampton
The Presbyterian group met at St Andrew's Brampton on May 3 with 24 members. Mrs A L Coxhand opened in prayer, remarks highlighted regional secretary input, and plans for a five day course at Belleville were discussed. Donations of clothing to Kenora district were arranged for fall, with containers to Erindale Presbyterian Church September 16 or 17. A resolution to urge authorities to act on a butter alternative was approved amid discussion of local doctor access and northern area gaps. The convention in Georgetown heard from Mrs Pal Karr and elected delegates. funds were redirected to the McDonald Institute at University of Guelph.
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Presbyterian
Brainpton
St . Andrew's Arog Ee Church
Brampton
Mra. A. L. Coxhand
Milas Lois Powerie
Toronto
Mra
P. J. Denboer
Milton
W.M.9
Erindale Presbyterian Church
Erindale
C. W. McDonald
Streateville
Mya. P. Dick
Sandals of
God
Jane Scott
Wilson
Georgetown
St.George'’t Anglican Church
Highway 7
Georgtown
Guest Updaker
Pal Karr
Penny sale winners crowned at last euchre event
At Crewsons Corners L.O.L. euchre season finale, prize winners were named. Tom Stickland earned men s high, R L Davidson men s low, Mary Osbourne ladies high and Mary Osbourne also claimed lone hands, with Mrs Krantes as ladies low and Mr Hamilton taking the door prize. J Q L penny sale winners included Mrs C Storey and Doreen Ballentyne among many others, with several named collecting cups, pictures, dishes, and misc. items. The J Q L draw yielded Mrs H H McHattle purse Mrs Grace Townsley wallet and key case and Mrs J Campbell carving set. John Dewar won the trophy for the most Lone hands.
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L.O.L. Euchre
Crewsons Corners
Tom Stickland
R. L. Davidson
Mary Osbourne
Mra. Krantes
Lone Hanis
Mr. Hamilton
J.Q.L
C. Storey
Bob Olovia
Doreen Ballentyne
Mrs. MM. Crispin
Richard Burns
Paul Bralda
Dabile Dewar
Lois Gordon
Ralph Barlow
Batty Hardy
C. Wilson
Mia
Krantsz
Isabel Moore
Bob Doyle
Norma Titus
Alan McDonald
J. Beets
H.H. McHattle
Mra
Grace Townsley
Out-of-date name listed in Ys Monettes exec
Sally Wilson was mistakenly identified as Sally Leatherland in last week’s Y's Mon ettes executive list. The notice corrects her maiden name to Sally Wilson and confirms her current membership.
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Sally Leatherland
Lsted
Monettes
Sally Wilson
City of Milacs bus trip to Rochester for Dublin Women’s Institute
Forty four members and friends of Dublin Women's Institute enjoyed a May Tuesday bus trip to Rochester New York the city of Milacs known for lilacs. They toured Highland Park and the George Eastman Museum lingered at a mall. Intermittent showers did not spoil the outing as Mrs W Early led the return rally with driver assistance.
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Dublin Women's Institute
Rochester
N.Y
Highland Park
Lacs
George Eastman Museum
He Camera
W. Early
M. McCullough
Mia
Alex Near
W. Frank
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Bob Heatley Sr
Guelph General Hospital
H.R. Force
St. Joseph’s Hospital
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Jim Dunn
Kirkland Lake
Henry Devean
Merri-Eights Square
Joan Patt
George Lockerbie
Guelph Hospital
Harry Malnprige
Frank Egan
Vancouver
Victoria
Wilderspin
Marjorie Hall
George Fryer
St. George’s Church, Georgetown
Mrs. Steele
Women's Institute
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R.R. 2
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Oak
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Marcull
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Everwood
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Doris Browne
Alma McHattle
Margaret White
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Burlington
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Hangman’s Tree
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Marty Robbins
Terence Morgan
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Valley OF Mystery” — Color
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