Oakville Man Heads Halton CNIB Board Report Details 64 Blind in Halton
John Isard of Oakville was named to head the Halton CNIB Advisory Board at the annual Milton meeting. He succeeds G. F. Thompson, who has led since 1983. The report lists 64 blind residents in Halton, including eight in Georgetown and 13 in Dukie, with four in Acton and others in Burlington, Norval, and Milton area.
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Oakville
Halton
C.mb
John Isard
Hatton
Umehara
K. ¥. Dick
G.F. Thompson
Stanley
4Ra Outare
C.N. Gph Caruk
C.nlb
Edgewood Hall
Hamilton
Eye Bank
Mrs Jack Sanderson Tops New Exhibitor at Fall Fair
Mrs Jack Sanderson of Moffat wins top new exhibitor prize at Acton Fair for best overall points in baking homecraft and canned goods. She also takes first prize in New Domestic cake and second in New Domestic pie, totaling 30 points. Tied for second with 24 points are Mrs Herman Boxee Rockwood and Mrs Leslie Swackhamer Acton. Mrs Mure ray Scoyne Acton earns third in baking points. Mrs Norman Robertson Acton wins Pequegnat and Son voucher for most baking points and Simpsons Sears Special for most home economics points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Sanderson
Moffat
Guelph
Serveful
Acton Fair
Sannn
Herman Boxee Rockwood
Leslie Swackhamer
Acton
Mureray Scoyne
Abo
Norman Robertson
Robertson
Two Women Delegates At Guelph WI Convention
WI area delegates from Guelph are noted with Mrs. James Noble and Mrs. F. Z. C. Brown attending last week. Mrs. E. Sanford joined an evening session. others include Mrs. Burt Gerrans Aurora and L Janssen hospitalised in St Joseph's Guelph.
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Guelph
Larry Kara
Hemia
Burt Gerrans
Aurora
James Noble
Culps
Er. Culp
Mount Forest
F. Z. C. Brown
Guelphast
E. Sanford
Ben McHarg
Manidoutin Island
Robert Linham
Bristol
England
Limehouse Presbyterian Church
Patterson
Wo Patter
Ben and
Edgar Patterson
Shelburne
Wilt Gordon
Roy Young
Rockwood
L. Janssen
St. Joseph's Hospital, Guelph
Sharon Lynne Gervin to wed Victor Edward Watts
Mr and Mrs Aubrey Gervin announce the engagement of their daughter Sharon Lynne to Victor Edward Watts, son of Mrs and Mrs Francis Watts. The marriage is planned for November 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey Gervins
Sharon Lynne
Victor Edward
Francis Watts
Scout meeting and scrapbook project progress noted
The meeting opened with prayers from Canada and the Guide. Patrols discussed the scrapbook title page and a prize for the most original design. Hillary Pope updates the hook notes as tests are studied. A baby squirrel cared for by Rudolph Spielvogel appears in the boiler room.
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Canada
Hillary Pope
Rudolph Spielvogel
Herman
Chase
Queen
Will and church opening lunch at new church dedication
The Will. Serva group held a worship service with the theme spirit of man is the candle of the Lord. Mrs. Amos Shoemaker led, with scripture from Phil 2:14 and hymns sung by Mrs. Heller. Thirty visits to shybins and lunch arrangements for dedication day were noted. Flowers planned for Easter Christmas and anniversary Sundays, with a bazaar bake sale and tea set for Friday Oct 28 in the church basement. Social fellowship followed lunch led by Mrs. C Pickett.
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Meetin
An Nine
Mra. C. Ter
Amos Shoemaker
Phil
Heller
Shybins
Theew
W.A
C. Pickett
New Oil Burner For St. Alban's Church
A new oil burner has been installed at St. Alban's Church of the Martyr, greatly improving heating. The change coincided with the Feast of St. Michael and All Angels last Thursday, and fresh paint brightens the church and parish hall. An unsightly tree at the parish hall door was removed after sidewalk repairs.
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St. Michael and All Angels
Seience Chub Names Officers At New School Year
The club held its annual meeting to plan year goals and officer roles. James Rapaide was elected president, Riley Kidken became secretary, and New Filion moved to vice president. Two members tasked with recruitment formed the student council advisory group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenn Key
Megbayler
Pesident
New Filion
Ole
Jamen Rapaide
Rily Cidken
Bill Rogavakisan
Danny Holmes
TV Pced
Night school attracts near hundred applications
Nearly 100 applications for night school classes have been received by the night school committee. Sewing classes draw strong interest while new courses in busting, home making, and motor mechanics show promise. Applications come from Milton Guelph Rockwood Eden Mills and Acton with a Friday October 14 registration deadline. Forms are available in many town and district stores.
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Jc.creighton
Milton
Guelph
Rockwood
Eden Mills
Acton
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St. Paul's
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Thompson
Harry Riddelly
Douglas Sargent
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Wally Gray
Court St
We Nce Company OF Canada
Milton Arena
Will. Serva
St. Alban’s
Smith-Corona
Victor
MISS
Victoria Newton RR
Ontario
Donald Clan
Campbellville
Ron
Main Street
S. Acton
Sheaffer Old Denny
Elizabeth Dr
High School News
Churchill
Vaal Natural Gas
Coleman Gas
Yapur
United Gas Limited
Stoney Creek
DUNDAS + WATERDOWN
Surlington Bronte
Georgetown
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