Couple wed after honeymoon in Mexico
Dorothy Violet McDonald daughter of Alex McDonald Crewson's Corners married FQ. Keith Blair Scott son of Edgar Scott Georgetown officiated by Rev Garfield Henry Rees. The ceremony at Guelph United Church featured three quarter length organza dress, rhinestones and yellow mums. Honeymoon in Mexico then to reside in Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Keith Blair Scott
Norfolk Street United Church
Guelph
Dorothy Violet McDonald
Alex McDonald
Crewson’s Corners
Edgar Scott
Georgetown
Norfolk St United Church
Harveys Barker
Dorothy Scott
Margaret Rose McDonald
C. Arthur
Green Rooster
McDonald
E. Scott
Mexico
Surprise Farewell Party For Mr and Mrs Johnson
A surprise farewell party at Churchill area on Tuesday night October 23 honored Mr and Mrs Richard Johnson who sold The Five Acres and moved to Toronto with son Roy. First prize vase went to the couple, lunch followed, and neighbors welcomed new residents Mr and Mrs Tony Van Toll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Binnie
Richard Johnson
Progressive Eachre
Johnson
Five Acres
Toronto
Roy Johnson
Tony van Toll
Harry Ware
Jack Peart
Carl Meadows
KK. Simpson
Pontine
Mich
Pau Jollife
Richard Harris
J. J. Hill
Stewart S. Royce
Dave Gray Elected President Of Bowlers at Supper Meeting
Over 40 members of Rockwood Lawn Bowling club and wives met for a pot luck supper hosted by executive president Ross Gordon. Dave Gray was elected president for the next year, with Bob Vincent as vice president and a new officers slate approved. The club voted to withdraw from the provincial organization and discussed allotments of bowls and committee positions. Rev J Dilts led the officer election and a social hour followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwood Lawn Bowling Club
Greens
Hdy
Hdy Members On the Executive. Rev. J. Dilts
Ross Gordon
Dave Gray
Bob Vincent
George Day
Jack McLean
Georgina Kelso
Albert Maltby
Tom Hutchinson
Alvin Root
Intercounty League
Frank Kelso
Farm Forum Opens Fall Series at Lagny Dufferin Home
Ligny Dufferin community reports the fall farm forum series began Monday night at the home of Mr and Mrs Chester Service. The note extends deepest sympathy to families of recently lost loved ones and mentions visits by locals including Harry Fatt and Leela Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Forum
Lagny Farm Forum
Chester Service
C. Chayfadge
Hardy
Harry Fatt
Acton
C. E. Davenport
Barbara Brown
Toronto
Leela Davis
Cliff Brown
Mel Zimmerman
Dundas
A. McKenzie
Milton
Flintoff
J. Cairns
Memorial Hall fund boosted by euchre event at Ginby's
A Saturday euchre night at the Ginby's raised nearly $20 for the Memorial Hall project. High prizes went to Charles Meredith in a draw with Glen Scotts and to Mrs. Jack Crawford. Low scores went to Fred Brooks and Mrs. A. Co. Patterson. The Howes of Toronto visited the Sc Foster’s, Mr. and Mrs. Leferink’s family visited Fruitland, and congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. David McVey who wed recently. Mrs. Smethurst is recovering well. Miss Ivens spent the weekend with Brantford relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill United Church
J. Bennet
Carlisle
Zion
Alan Neelon
Churchill Church
Orillia
Emmanuel College
Toronto
Burd
Pamela
Joanne Bard
Albert Brooks
Acton
Ginby's
Charles Meredith
Glen’ Scotts
Jack Crawford
Fred ‘Brooks
A. Co. ‘Patterson
David McVey
David
Smethurst
Ivens
Brantford
Farm Union meeting and parity prices discussed in Guelph area
Sunday night meeting chaired by Mrs Cotton featured a devotional and solo performances. Toronto guest Mrs Blacklock spoke on parity prices. regional delegates attended dances and a three day convention. Local 138 elected officers. next meeting set for Blue Mountain school. extension service speaker Mrs Hamilton emphasized prevention and bandaging techniques.
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Cotton
Warne
Miss Hills
Bud Anderson
Turner
Bonnie Cotton
Marjorie Gibson
Dean Law
Elwood Snow
Blacklock
The
Vocational Bible School of Toronto
Farm Union
Guelph
Robert McCubbin
Schulz
Peacock School
Lloyd Marshall
Frank Smith
Robert McEnery
Ernie McEnery
Lloyd Swindsiehurst
Blue Mountain School
Bannockburn WI Hosts First Euchre Night
Bannockburn Women's Institute held its first euchre of the season on Saturday October 27 at Bannockburn school. Eight tables played with prizes awarded to Mrs. R. L. Davidson and Mrs. Howard Switzer in the Indies event, and to Mr. Herb Allan and William McDonald in the men's event. Sandwiches and coffee closed a friendly evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannockburn Women's Institute
Bannockburn School
The
Indies
R. L. Davidson
Mra Howard Switver
Herb Allan
Wm. McDonald
Sacred Program In Local Church Ospringe
The Ladies' Aid of the local Presbyterian church hosted a sacred program on Sunday evening with Rev. Forsyth of Toronto chairing and delivering a short address. A varied lineup included Erin Ladies' Trio and Ospringe Quartette among others, plus a junior choir with Mrs GG Santes at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Rev. Forsyth
Toronto
Erin
McGill
C. Justice
Mes. Lougheed
Wm. Black
Keith
Rockwood
Forsyth
Sandra McEwan
Norman McKenzie
Gordon Aitken
Ward Bruce
Ospringe Quartette
Zorra Kiooster
Joan
John
Sherlock Aitken
GG. Santes
Everton Elmer Jackson Soloist at Church Service
Toronto tenor Elmer Jackson sang two solos The Stranger of Galilee and The Prayer Perfect at the Church of Christ Disciples Sunday morning service. Nearby visitors included Ted Jestin Patsy Nancy Milne Rockwood and Milne family.Harvey Jestin Robert MacCutcheon Diane Kitchener and Mervin Aitken Terry. Warvey Stewart Bonnie Guelph and Charlie Fountain family also noted among guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Jackson
Toronto
Church of Christ Disciples
Galilee
Ted Jestin
Patsy
Nancy
Marx Ianes Milne
Rockwood
Harvey Jestin
Bobby
Robert MacCutcheon
Diane
Kitchener
Mervin Aitken
Terry
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Warvey Stewart
Bonnie
Guelph
Charlie Fountain
Campbellville Women Plan 60th Institute Anniversary
Mrs Sid Hartley hosted the October Camp ballville Women's Institute meeting with Mrs James Wallace presiding. Members shared dishes, plans were made for an extension course on Household Linens, and a November 7 meeting at Hallow Manor was arranged. The group discussed district and area events, renewal of officers, and preparations for an Ontario championship hardball honor. A farewell event for Mr and Mrs Jobin Howard followed, with dances and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Hartley
Campbellville W.1
James Wallace
Mary Stewart
Jack Wheelihan
Reginald Ayglid
Roy Parker
Sunshine School
Milton
Halton Women's Institute
Campbell Agnew
Willam Buck
Guelph
Ontario
Ceylon Goon
the Hallow Manor
William Buck
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D. Mellor
Acton Merchants
B Mowat
Churchill
R. Johnsons
A. Skeech
E. Freeman
Dirk van Goozen
Mary
Hamilton
A. Swackhamer
Les “Swackhamer
Betty
Television Service
R. W. Grant
Hone
Watson's Music Store
Black
Ligny-Dufferin
Howes
C. A. Foster's
Mrs. Leferink
Fruitland
Sallinapad
E’ Snow
McCubbin
Gardiner
Jake Schulz
Interprovincial Farmers' Union Counci
W.L
Archie McEnery
Miss Hamilton
Progressive Conservative
County OF Halton
the Town Hall
John Hamilton
York West
Palmer
Sandy Best
Bannockburn
Euchre
Ospringe
Bo Fisher
Shirley Awrey
M EL Glasvett
Wellington County Health Usath
Evanu
Mio
Milson
Murray Milson
Suelph
Martha Jickson
Audrey Grandy
Rey Carter
Bawerne
Karen
Stratford
Charles Woalliamson
Do Go Robertson
Everton
Fleet
Truma Fleet Street
Fleet Street
Bob Ridsdale
Dad and the Lad
MILL_ST
TOP Tailors
Campbellville
Mel Nelnon Howard
Jobin Howard
Mio Howid
SS No 7
Sehool
Tyonor Mi
Rory Howard
Powell
Orchestra
Bawville
Bedchesterfield
Hob Cooke
Girls of
St Catharines
Elizabeth Kennedy
Gerald Homewood
Bank of Nova Scotia
Brookvalle Hall
Bert Stokes
Helen Atkinson
Near
Frank Quinlan
W. Vandervinde
St. Joseph's Hospital
Ray Evans
Charles Robertson
James Robertsork
Ross Carbett
Ivan McLeod
St David's Presbyterian Church
Women's Institute
St David's
Nanaagawesit
Daehad
Stoythe Rutherford
Aldewahiot
Symon
Life Insurance and
George S. Hollinger
Mill Street
Ont
Ana
Halton & Peel Trust & Savings Company
A. S. Nicholson
Oakville
Woolworths
O. E. .Manning
Superior Propane Limited
Woolwich Street
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