Remembrance Day Observance in Rockwood
Community marked Remembrance Day with cenotaph service led by Douglas Black student minister. Fergus Pipe Band supplied music, flag presentation and wreaths followed by parade to Presbyterian church for worship, prayer, hymns, and a sermon. Various local groups hosted bazaar, tea, and social events. sympathy extended to Archie Flear and family.
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Douglas Black
Royalaires
Guelph
Fergus Pipe Band
Ralph Hodgson
J. Dilts
Presbyterian Church
Martin Bauer
James Milne
Boy Scouts
God of Bethel
Wm. Moore
Miss E Swanston
D. Black
Fergus
the Presbyterian Church
Wm. Swanston
Albert Gray
Archie Flear
Joe
Sunnybrook Hospital
Toronto
Honewood United Church
Officers Elected By Senior W M S Of Knox Church
The Senior Auxiliary Women's Missionary Society at Knox Presbyterian held its annual meeting on Thursday November 10 at Mrs Fred Anderson's home with Mrs A J Buchanan presiding. Officers for 1956 were elected including president Mrs A J Buchanan first vice president Mrs H L Bennie second vice president Mrs R R Parker and treasurer Mrs R M McDonald.
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United Church Men's Club
George Day
Canada
Gordon Harris
Dave D. Gray
Mexican
Pacific Coast
Calgary
Kenora
Auxiliary Women's Missionary Society of Knox, Presbyterian Church
Fred Anderson
A. J. Buchanan
Pearl Kennedy
Lottie Moore
Ineson
Presbyterian Conference
H. L. Bennie
F. Anderson
H. Mainprize
M. E. Anderson
Robert Buckner
R. H. Armstrong
E. J. Hassard
R. R. Parker
R. M. McDonald
C. Hansen
R. C. Clark
H.mainprize
Glad Tidings
P. Kennedy
A. Moore
J. Jang
D. Waldie
A. G. Blow
John Allison
Alberta Lands Up For Cultivation Though Vast Land Remains
Alberta holds about 320 million acres of unoccupied land deemed suitable for cultivation. Officials note extensive tracts remain available for agricultural development and settlement.
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Alberta
Gas Franchise Hearing Proceeds in Three Halton Towns
United Suburban Gas hearings resume as the board approves amendments to the Georgetown franchise requiring oral permission from the town engineer for street work. Anthony Seynuck objects, seeking local gas supply for Acton Milton Georgetown, while Dutton of United Suburban negotiates prices and market access. The board dispenses with electors votes in Georgetown and Milton, and Austin plans to follow suit in Acton as hearings continue.
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Evans
Georgetown
Seynick
Anthony Seynuck
Anthony Gursan
North Halton
Anthony Gas
Crozier
Ruddick
KT Mcwittians
Milton
McWilliams
Milton Council
Halton Natural Gas Company
Dutton
United Suburban Gas Company
Meter Company
Jack Armstrong
Austen
Horseback Riders Are Skilled Group
The Hants County agricultural exhibition in Windsor Nova Scotia featured a square dance on horseback. The Maple Leaf Riding Club of Kentville performed a combined musical ride and horseback square dance, with Mrs Delai Atkins directing. The riders prepared crests and equipment during winter and began spring practice, earning an invitation to perform.
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Windsor
N.S
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Esso
Acton Motors
George Gold
Henry Wissenz
Rockwood
Sn Hall
W. E. Pasmore
Geome
Forshaw
Rowe
Present
Cape
The
Home and School Association
T. C. Winlow
Lloyd Thomas
George _Day
Thomas Gellately
Pat Marsden
Richard Ruske
Diane Keating
Barry Thatcher
Alice Beamsant
Adrian Heyden
Slim
Nassagewega
James. Milne
Frank Ostrander
Campbell McArthur
Thomas C.wintow
Royal Bank
Wheatley
Wintow
James Neave
England
W.M.S
Frick
Georgetown Arena
United Suburban
Acton Acton
Acton
Goss
RCA Victor
Devin
CAL Wlgaee
IGA
TableRite
Nada Packers
Margari Margene
Canada Packers
Brown Label
Swift’s
Mac
Ontario
Fancy McIntosh
Fla
Sugaripe Thompson Raisins
Monarch
Rae
P.E. No. 1
Kraft
Lincoln
Interlake
Rozen Food Featy
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