Oakville Man to Head Halton CN LB Leader Revealed
John Isard of Oakville named to head the Halton branch of the Canadian National for the Blind at the annual meeting in State United Church Milan. He succeeds G. F. Thompson of Beach who held the post since 1983. The meeting heard reports on members in Halton and Acton, and outlined rehabilitation and training programs, finances and future campaigns to close a funding gap.
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Oakville
Halton
CN LB
John Isard
Hatton
State United Church
Milan
Gf, Thompson
Bieet
Ince
H. G. McKoakville
H. Raddells
Milton
M. Cress
Miss. H. Tremyne
Acton
Burlington
Georgetown
Oakv
C.n.lb
Joseph Caruk
CNB
Edgewool
Hamilton
Eye Bank
Mrs Jack Sanderson Tops New Exhibitor at Acton Fall Fair
Mrs Jack Sanderson won top New Exhibitor honors at the Acton Fair with a high total in baking, homecraft and canned goods. She also received an $8 Guelph District Co operatives Service award for first time exhibitors. Second place tied at 241 points went to Mrs Herman Boece of Rockwood and Mrs Les Swackhamer of Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Sanderson
PP OY
Moffal
Guelph
Acton Fair
SannNo
Herman Boece
Rockwood
Lesle Swackhamer
Acton
Mureray Scoyne
Abe
Norman Robertson
Robertson
WI Convention Delegates and Local Notices From Guelph Area
Umer 46 sends two women delegates to the WI convention in Guelph. Hernia operation site indicates Larry Kara improving after a procedure in Guelph. Mr and Mrs Burt Gerrans of Aurora visit Mrs and Mrs James Noble. Culps attend funeral for uncle E J Culp in Mount Forest. Mrs James Noble and Mrs F Z C Brown attend WI area convention in Guelph. Mrs E Sanford attends an evening session. Ben McHarg visits Manioutin Island last week. Robert Linham returns from England aboard Empress of Britain after two months visiting relatives near Bristol. Communion at Limehouse Presbyterian Church. Visitors to the Pattersons include Mrs Wo Patterson, Edgar Patterson of Shelburne, Wilt Gordon, Roy Young of Rockwood. L Janssen hospitalized in St Joseph’s Hospital, Guelph.
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Guelph
Larry Kara
Burt Gerrans
Aurora
James Noble
Culps
E. J. Culp
Mount Forest
F. Z. C Brown
E. Sanford
Ben McHarg
Manidoutin Island
Robert Linham
Bristol
England
Limehouse Presbyterian Church
Patterson
Wo Patterson
Edgar Patterson
Shelburne
Wilt Gordon
Roy Young
Rockwood
L. Janssen
St. Joseph's Hospital, Guelph
Engagement Announcement for Sharon Lynne Gerviis
Mr and Mrs Aubrey Gerviis announce the engagement of their daughter Sharon Lynne to Victor Edward son of Mr and Mrs Francis Watts The couple plan to marry on November 4 set to take place in the near future in a formal ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey Gerviis
Sharon Lynne
Victor Edward
Francis Watts
IT IGIRL GUIDE MEETING NOTES AND QUIRKY EVENTS
The meeting opened with O Canada and the Guide Prayer. Patrols discussed the scrapbook tithe page and a prize for the most original patrol design. Hillary Pope keeps the book updated. A baby squirrel storyline involved Rudolph Spielvogel nursing and guarding the creature in a boiler room cage. The group practiced tests and wrapped with roll call and campfire tasks for a cover page.
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O Canada
Hillary Pope
Capfire
Davis
Rudolph Spielvogel
Herma
God l
Queen
Fenderfoot
Will Serva Lunch At Church Opening
Mrs. Widerspin led the October meeting of Acton Unit OB at Mrs. C. Her home. Mrs. Amos Shoemaker directed worship with theme spirit of a man is the candle of the Lord. Scripture Phil 2 14. hymns 340 383. Mrs. Heller piano. Thirty visits to skyting noted. Plans for lunch after dedication of the new church on Oct 23. W A to place towers on Easter Christmas anniversary Sundays. Flowers memory donations welcome. Bazaar bake sale tea set for Friday Oct 28 in the new church basement. Social fellowship during lunch. Mrs. C Pickett convener.
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Widerspin
A. of
Acton
C. Her
Amos Shoemaker
Heller
Skyting
W.A
C. Pickett
New Oil Burner For St. Alban's Church
A new oil burner has been installed at the Church of St. Alban the Martyr, improving heating. The upgrade coincides with the Feast of St. Michael and All Angels last Thursday. Exterior refreshed with white walls and red brown trim, and the parish hall received paint. An unsightly tree at the parish hall door was cut down and the sidewalk repaired.
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A Ban the Martyr
St. Michael and All Angels
Selonee Chi diet annual meeting outlines new club goals
Keun Kenney reports on the Selonee Chi diet group meeting held December 28 at Mepleagher. The club elected Bryant as chair and set four objectives for the year. Retiring president Nertet Elliott remains as vice president, Jamies Braids becomes president, Randy Cidken joins the student council representative, and Bill Rognvalisean and Danny Holmes are tasked with recruiting new members.
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Keun Kenney
Mepleagher
Hvis
Bryant
Night school attracts near hundred applications for classes
Nearly 100 applications have been received for night school classes indicating strong interest in sewing offerings. Secretary Mrs. J Creighton notes demand for three new courses such as busters hyume dening and motor mechanics. Applications come from Milton Guelph Rockwood Eden Mills Acton and surrounding areas with registration due Friday October 14. Forms available in town and district stores.
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Ferest
J. € .Creighton
Busters
Hyume
von Milton
Guelph
Rockwood
Eden Mills
Acton
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Acton Pree Press
AJ Long
E.G. Franklin
G. S. Matthews
W. J. Beatty
H.R. Force
C.njlb
Wes Sumiey
St. Paul's
C.mlb
Misa Uimnehara
K. Y. Dick
Goof
Thompson
Stanley
Harry Riddell
Riddelly
Douglas Sargent
Bueres
Umer
Main Street N
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Wally Gray
Court St
W Nce Company OF Canada
ITIGIRL_ GUIDE “NEWS
Will. Serva
St. Alban’s
Smith-Corona
Victor
Victoria
Newton R.R
Ontario
Donald
Campbellville
Ron
Main Street
S. Acton
Sheaffer Old Denny
Elizabeth Dr
Mu St
Calton
High School News
Milton Arena
Churchill
Coleman Gas
United Gas Limited
Stoney Creek
Dundas
Waterdown
Surlington Bronte
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