Halton Manor hosts lively Campbellville Institute gathering
The Campbellville Women's Institute met at Halton Manor on Wednesday November 2 with residents and guests. Amid contests and songs led by Mrs. James Wallace and Mrs. J D Khan, laughs and merriment filled the dining room before tea. Remembrance Day sermon followed November 11 with Rev. R K Orsborn urging prayer for world peace and divine aid to avert war.
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Halton Manor
Campbellville Women’s Institute
Mra
James Wallace
J. D. Khan
Mra. S. Hatley
James Mahon
Lloyd Crawford
Mra Jo D. Wheelihan
Hilda Marcy
Rose Witmer
Chara Sutton
H Metcalfe
Agnes Kingsbury
Wallace
A. T. Brown
RK. Craborn
Knox Presbyterian Church
Milton
Orsborn
Jezebel
Ahab
Israel
Gail
Elijah
Prain
United Nations
God
Ballinafad Car and Truck Collision No Injuries Reported
A near head on collision occurred at Eighth Lane corner and Town Line between a car driven by Jim Longstreet and a telephone truck on Friday. Both vehicles were badly damaged but drivers escaped harm. In unrelated items, the November Women's Institute meeting at Mrs. R. B. Kirkwood's house featured a war hero roll call, a paper on community activities, a skit, and refreshments.
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Jim Longstreet
Women's Institute
R. B. Kirkwood
McEnerg
Frank Smith
Robert McEneery
Marshall
Funeral for Mrs. Hills Held in Furview Cemetery
The late Mrs. Arthur Hills were interred at Furview cemetery Ac ton after a Rum sey funeral service led by Rev. A McKenzie. Grandchildren served as pallbearers. Born Mary Edna Flowers in Hamilton in 1881 she married Arthur Hills in 1914 and had lived with their son Harry Hills at R R 1 Campbellville since May. She died November 6 after illness leaving husband son and two brothers William Flowers Malton and Edgar Flowers Toronto.
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Arthur Hills
Furview
Acton
Rumsey Funeral Home
Rev. A. McKenzie
Mary Edna Flowers
Hamilton
Albert Flowers
Toronto
Perth
May
Harry Hills
R.R
Campbellville
Hil
William Flowers
Malton
Edgar Flowers
Polio Vaccination Pushed in Halton Schools
In Halton County Health Unit plan 175 Acton high school students receive first polio shots today. A Christmas dose follows. Grade nine gets a third dose in February and other grades before summer. Raith Health Unit doctors expect up to 300 injections hourly at sites including Milton and Georgetown schools.
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Acton High School
Halton County Health Unit
Raith Health Unit
Milton High School
Georgetown
Well Known Author Guelph WI Meeting Notes
November meeting of Silver-Wood WI at Mrs. Doug Peck’s home with 14 members. Roll call discussed postponing old age. Members sent 30e each to Mental Health Association. district directors’ meeting noted no discussion on 60th WI anniversary. Founding member Adelaide Hoodless born 1857. next year marks her birth anniversary. Prize money of 25.20$ from Fair turned in. Mrs. George Burt chaired research and current events. Maple tree centerpiece story recounted. L. M. Montgomery featured in an article. Current events read by Mrs. Donald Li. meeting closed with social hour. News of members’ travels and family updates included.
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Silver-Wood
Doug. Peck
Mental Health Association
R. Corbett
Adelaide Hoodless
George Burt
Batkin
Guelph City
Burt
L. M. Montgomery
Donald Li
Shier
Lindsay
Henderson
Norman Thomas
Guelph
Thomas
New Zealand
Georgie ‘ Henderson
Frank Marchington
Ottawa
Fred Marchington
Harry Marchington
Mrs Tripp Hostess To Mission Circle
The Baptist Women’s Mission Circle met at R Tripp’s home on Church Street for the November gathering. Officers led with a hymn and prayer, minutes were approved, Christmas party plans were set, readings by Miss Jessie Coles and Mrs L Wagner, Remembrance Day hymn, social hour hosted by Mrs Bulmer and Mrs Contérus, Mrs Fryer moved thanks to Mrs Tripp.
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Baptist Women
Missdhon
R. Tripp
Church St
J. Chapman
Mer H. Helwig
Jessie Colea
Airs
L. Wagner
Wan Aung
R. Casterus
Mra. L. Bulmer
Mra. R. Contérus
Misa E. Fryer
Mra. Tripp
Ospringe Tweedsmuir Institute Meets With Floral Demonstrations
The Ospringe Women's Institute met at Mrs. Wilfred Awrey's home where Mrs. Haines Root guest spoke and demonstrated flower making with lifelike artificial roses carnations and other blooms. Members discussed a Tweedsmuir history book project plans for Christmas crafts a clothing drive for Save the Children Fund and a home crafts demonstration for December.
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Haines Root
Mimosa
Novelty Gray Club Plans Santa Claus Parade Excursion
At a Monday meeting the Novelty Gray club decided to attend the Santa Claus parade and to write Eat ons to ask for a spree location. The group reported 67 cents from tea sales and held elections for chairs with Blaine Daintith as project chair Jill Mor tom as membership chair and Christine Lawrence as program chair. The meeting closed with a Gray purpose discussion Bible reading by Helen Benton and the Lord's Prayer Dorothy Lawrence was welcomed as a new member and games followed.
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Novelty Gray Club
Eaton's
Blaine Daintith
Jill Mortom
Christine Lawrence
Helen Benton
Dorothy Lawrence
Games
Remembrance Day Services in Rockwood Marked by Low Attendance
Remembrance services in Rockwood included a sparsely attended parade led by Scouts and Cubs at the public school, wreaths placed by groups, and two minutes of silence and Reveille. Local clergymen, including Mr. Douglas Black, provided benediction, with planned Fergus Pipe Band absent.
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Tolh
Publlic School
Lavat
God
Dimes Milne
Elmer Smith
United Church
Hisam
Rev
J. A. Dilta
Engagement announced for Misls Eileen Barbour and Harry Reorge McFadden
The engagement is announced of Misls Eileen Barbour youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Barbour of Kenilworth ta. Mr Harry Reorge McFadden son of Mr and Mrs Garrwld McFadden Guelph St Acton. The marriage to take place in Acton on November 24.
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Eileen Barbour
Woman's Missionary Society meets at Knox Church
Mrs D Kennedy WMS Life Member Leads meeting at home of Mrs Fred Anderson Brock Ave with Mrs A J Buchanan presiding The study topic resembled a radio broadcast with representatives from Thailand Huryaai Indo China Three southeast Asia nations and a Canadian visitor The discussion framed church obstacles as opportunities for growth and devotion led by Mrs Pred Audersagg and Miss Rabena Clark Members elected and reports given for the year with numerous officers named and life membership presented to Mrs Dauggald Kennedy by Mrs Annie Stalker Bennie spoke and MacDonald blocked the wife membership pin numerous department secretaries and officers listed for BST year.
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W.nmls
Knoxchurch
Fred Anderson
Brock Ave
A. J. Buchanan
Thailand
Huryaai
Indo-China
Agia
Christian Church
Pred Audersagg
Rabena Clark
Dauggald Kennedy
Annie Stalker
Holt
Bennie
Rom. MacDonahd
Tonetary
A Me- Ke Yo Puest
EJ Hassards
A J Budayah
Wo. Rename
Kroor Barker
Roberu Chuk
ME Maw- Donald
Mes . Nansen
Levy Fines Here In Police Court
Two men were fined 100 dollars each in Magistrate s Court for keeping a common gaming house’s pinball payoffs. Two speeders paid fines, defective lights brought five dollars, careless driving cost ten dollars plus 18 dollars costs and a three month license suspension.
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Tne
Two Classrooms Back at School
WU moved three classrooms back to the school from scattered sites in the Y.M.C.A. and Knox church. Doug Davidson relocated his class from the scout hall to the old school wing. Mrs. Donalda Switzer moved her class from the MCA basement to the scout hall. Miss Anderson moved from Knox church to the former music room in the old wing.
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Y.mlc.a
Knox Church
Doug Davidson
Donalda Switzer
Mc.a
Miss Anderson
Everton Manitoba Exhibitor Visits Royal Winter Fair Guest
Mr. R. B. Bennett of Deloraine Manitoba hosted an exhibitor of Shropshire sheep from the Royal Winter Fair Toronto for the weekend at Mer o and Mrs. Percy H Peavey. Sunday visitors included families from Hamilton Lowville Guelph and Toronto along with Deloraine. The text notes the 6th wedding anniversary of Catade and references the North West Territories population rate and a fatal incident.
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Manitoba
Everton
R. B. Bennett
Deloraine
Toronto
Mer O
Percy H. Peavey
Omar Parker
Norman Bryer
Me . Hamilton
Tod McCutcheon
Edgar Ellenton
Lowville
Mera
Charles Fountain
Bob Wamthouse
Tom Fountain
Myr
Harvey Stewart
Hone
Guelph
Mesa Jo O P. Benham
Charles Bye
Huffington
Aned
Duck Morrell
Qornton Ade
Percy
RO Peavey
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Ed Adair
Blenheim
Arnold McEnery
W.L
Norman Sinclair
Tom = Gibson
Fred Sinclair
Robert Meckenery
Don Brown
Guelph WI
Ospringe
Tweedsmuir
Aes
George Young
Yeatesalay
Gertrude Gi Lipset
Mes
E. Archibald Lad
Hed Cross
Save the Chaldren Fund
Tweedsmare
Doris Fines
R Strandholt
Gordon Aitken
Root
Archibald
Afrs
EO Fisher
Afr
Eday Stewart
Jean Theaker
Guelph General Hospital
Sherlock Foreman
Fort Worth
Texas
Inlaw
Foreman
Guelph Hospital
Cruickshank
Miss Watson
A. Longgan
Hillsburgh
Martha Jackson
E. Fisher
Rockwood
St John’s Church
Anthea
Main St
Arthur Harris
Mio
Ross Allan
Ian John
Aotion
D-Kennedy W
Glad Tidings
Bitt Parker
Hss
Charlotte Moore
CC. Hansen
Dougald Kennedy
Joseph Jang
Fred Cole
A. M. MacPherson
H Mllainprice
F Bd Wright
Merattere
Roc. Davidson
Mirs Oliver Moran
Chaldren's Department
Chaldren's Department Children of the Church
Mors Wa Toth
2Th Masters
Explorers
Bern VanFleet
Chas Holmes
E. LL Cluften
Job Davidson
Gut
Douglas Davidson
Mors
James Greer
Allan Eterby
Chas. Kingsseal
Phone Murray Crawford Ltd
Campbellvile TR
Hoy Hindley
Dan Thievedtey
Mia
Jestin
Patay
Nancy
Andrew Hethane
Civerloh
Anny
Catade
North West Territories
Nwp
Layaway
Don S. Bexton
Betty
Canadian Legion
Halton County
Milton Legion Branch
W. F. Johnson
Andy Graham
Jim
Ireland
Ss. E. Wood
Acton Free Press
United Auto Banders Ltd
Thompson Motors Acton Ltd
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Bower
Mackenzie News
Roxy
James ‘Cagney
Dubbins
Sci - Morrow
Paras Me
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CESAR
Nunrz Hale
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Ke Ane
Manhattan
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