Miss Limehouse 1952 Bride Wins Prizes At Party
Prize winners at the W. Y. Halloween party included best costume Mrs Ralph Turner as a bride with Paul as flower girl and Ralph Turner as Miss Limehouse 1952. Other wins featured child costumes, euchre firsts, birthday prizes, and visiting guests from Toronto Bolton Hamilton and Orillia.
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Ralph Turmer
Little Paul
Ralph Turner
Hall Board
Miss McCain
E. Miller
Mra. A. Wilson
S. Robin
Ruth Brown
Fred Brooks
C. Jones
William Bolton Dies After Car Accident
The community mourns the death of William Wolton following a car accident last week. Bolton, a World War I veteran of the 153rd Battalion, was raised in the area and is remembered for his service and local ties.
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Wiliam Wolton
Bolton
153Rd Battalion
Mimosa
Ken Leitch
Jin Leitch
Jimmy
Guelph
Roy Ballentine
Hittonville
Bert Weeks
Meck Lachlan
Wisburgh
Fred Dearing
Toronto
Dearing
C.N.R
Alex Milne
Mabel Depey
Messrs
Orton
Harold Donaldson
Presley Donaldson
Neil McPhail
Hamilton
Halton CCFers Meet in Milton for November Session
The Halton County CCF Association held its November meeting at Milton Farmers Hall with Stanley Allen chairing. Minutes and treasurer reports were adopted, John Alexander summarized recent provincial executive meetings, and membership rose. Committees reported fair booths, literature sales, and reading groups in Bronte and Georgetown.
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Halton
Georgetown
Bronte
George Town
M. Pinney
C.c.f
Toronto
Woodsworth Memorial Foundation
J. S. Woodsworth
Tommy Douglas
Saskatchewan
Lister Sinclair
Institute Holds Inaugural Meeting of Women’s Institute
The first meeting of the Women’s Institute was held at Mrs Norman Sinclair’s home with Mrs T Gibson presiding. Thirteen members attended and visitors were present. Committees discussed business, reports from Milton and Kitchener were read, and plans were made for a fundraising tea to aid needy people.
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Women's Institute
Norman Sinclair
T. Gibson
O ‘Canada
Milton
Cotton
Jamieson
Gibson
Kitchener
Acton School News Highlights Commencement Plans
Acton School notes a big term party at the VY with students and ex students present. The Glee Club and play practice time are shortened this week for Commencement rehearsals. Tickets for the two night event on November 20 and 21 are sold by students, with prizes for top sellers. The rugby banquet grows to include the whole school with dinner and dance options and an out of town guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Lamb
Gard
Glee Club
Stylist Decorates Two Model Homes in St Albans Hall
Miss Bettle Blight, color stylist, described wallpaper history and decorating ideas at St Albans Parish Hall on Thursday evening November 6. Cyril Titt of Rockwood introduced her. three wall paper bundles were won by Mrs Fred Anderson, Mrs C Cook and Miss Marjory Fountain.
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Bettle
St. Alban's
Blight
St. Alban‘s
Fred Anderson
C. Cook
Marjory Fountain
Cyril Titt
Rockwood
Europe
Eden Mills W.M.S. Holds Thankoffering in Presbyterian Church
The Eden Mills W.M.S. of the Presbyterian Church conducted a Thankoffering service with President presiding. Devotions by Mrs. R. Young and Mrs. W. Swanston. Mrs. Graham of the Guelph Salvation Army spoke on Bible calls. A congregational turkey supper followed and J D Gray screened educational travel films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
R. Young
W. Swanston
Rockwood W.M.S
J. McIntosh
Eden Mills United Group
W. McLean
R. Wright
D. D. McKersie
H. Gilbertson
J. D. Lawtie
Graham
Guelph
Chesley
Kenneth Wright
J. D. Gray
Rockwood
Canada
Gray
Edna Jacques Guest At Open W I Meet In Rockwood
The Women s Institute held an open meeting in Rockwood Town Hall to honor Edna Jacques poet from Guelph. Dave D Gray chaired the event, the program opened with O Canada, and Ms Jacques read poems causing laughter. A duet by Ruth McLaren and Harvey Laverty added light entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Institute
Rockwood
Edna Jacques
Dave D. Gray
Ruth McLaren
Harvey Laverty
Cecil” Meredith
Gray
Misa Jacques
One-Man Hydraulic Lift Hand Truck Debuts
A new hydraulic lift hand truck in the Pinancial Past features a heavy gauge steel frame and platform on two 500 Tb capacity pressed steel rim wheels with solid rubber tires. It lifts four ton loads three feet with ten foot pedal strokes and requires a two foot width clearance for one-man operation.
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