Halton Teachers Elect Officers At Friday Convention
The Halton Teachers Institute held its annual convention at Lawrie Smith Hall Burlington with Elmer Smith of Acton presiding. Rev L Hultgren led devotional exercises and officers for the coming year were elected including Mrs June Evans as president and L L Skuce as public school inspector. About 15 county teachers missed the meeting joining a New York weekend tour with Wellington Waterloo and Dufferin counties.
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Halton Teachers’ Institute
Lawrie Smith Fpr
Burlington
Elmer Smith
Acton
L. Hultgren
Burlington Baptist Church
R. N. Dobeon
Nalson
Bvant
L. L .Skuce
Halton
R. HO Brayford
Mamatan Teachers’ College
M. M. Archeson
Buchington
Trinity United Church
Joseph Connell
Kitchener - Waterloo Ymca
June Evans
Georgetown
D. E. Smith
Frank Connelly
Trafalgar
Miss. M. S. Gemmell
Milton
Fred W Brown
Oakville
Esquesing
R. McKeown
Nuassagaweya
F. J. Parsons
Traf
Welington
Waterloo
Dufferin
New York City
Vows Said In City Church
A double ring wedding at St John’s chapel Toronto united Betty May Lambert and Russall Arbic on October 6. The couple will live in Toronto after the ceremony attended by family from Acton Hamilton Milton and Toronto with attendants Wayne Arbie and Ron Gillespie.
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St John's Chapel
Toronto
Betty-May Lambert
Russall W . Arbic
Earl Lambert
Acton
H. Arbic
F. Wallery
Ron Gillespie
Wayne Arbie
Lorne Arbie
Horticulture Talk Reports Autumn Meeting
The October meeting of the Duke of Devonshire chapter of the 1CCE was hosted by Mrs. Lorne Youngblut. Prof Weall of Ontario Agricultural College gave an illustrated lecture on horticulture after the business session. Mrs Bert Mowatably thanked him. Lunch was served by several hostesses including Mrs. Harry Holmes and Mrs. William McLeod.
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Duke of Devonshire
1.C.C.E
Lorne Youngblut
Weall
Ontario Agricultural College
Bert
Harry Holmes
William McLeod
Hamilton
Cgt Ems October Meeting Opens With Crafts And Song
On October 8 the CGT meeting opened with crafts and envelope work. Mrs. Davidson read scripture and the collection was taken. The business portion began with roll call for 14 girls. Betty Lemon led a sing song before the meeting closed with taps.
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C.G
Crafts
Council Highlights Action on Drainage and Streets
Acton council reviewed drainage works along Faary Lake bank and Lakeview streets, discussed a temporary gas line, and heard a paving contractor release request. Test drilling for water was announced, land sale approved, and subdivision plans for Ward One advanced. Traffic, parking, and garbage issues plus a fire brigade commendation were noted. Thanksgiving services were held across churches.
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United Stuburban Gas Co Ltd
Abe Miacha Street
Mrder
Raveer Construction Co Ltd
Trafalgar Hall
United Suburban Gas Co
South Halton
Acton
North Halton
Milton
Counecilor Lo Brunelle
Ro Vo Anderson
Lake
Ie Hewis
W. C
McGeachie
Cook
North Sidewal
Tyler
G. Barbeau
Mill Street
Counql
Fire Brigade
Hespeler Church Wedding Noted Local Event
Isobel Jorgce Clemens and Ceorge Withiam Murray McBain wed at The Hespeler United church on September 29 with Rev JOM Butler officiating. The bride wore ice blue lace and net with pastel blue bouquet. wedding party included matron of honor Mrs. Charles Whittaker and bridesmaids Miss Velma Clemens and Miss Heather McBain. Best man Jack McBain and ushers Lloyd Clements and Charles Whittaker. Reception at Barber's Beach banquet hall with families in dior blue and pale blue brocade attire. The couple will reside at 20 Hopeton St., Galt.
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Jom Butler
Aleich
Charles Whittaker
Galt
Velma Clemens
Hespeler
Heather McBain
Guelph
Jack McBain
C W L Euchre Night at St Joseph’s Parish Hall
Prizes awarded at the C W L Euchre event held last Saturday in St Joseph’s Parish Hall. Men’s first prize went to A White and second to Mrs Harold Sunter. Ladies’ first prize claimed by Mrs Osbourne with second prize to Mrs McCristall. Low prize awarded to Reno Braida.
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C.W.L. Euchre
St Joseph's Parish Hall
A. White
Harold Sunter
Osbourne
McCristall
Reno Braida
Eight Night School Classes Plan Expanded Offerings
Night school at the high school will offer eight courses including air painting, sewing and clothing, upholstery, copper tooling, weaving, and a millinery class. Enrollment nears 120 with seven courses still open. deadlines and contact via Mass Florence Wilkin or George Bowman.
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Prank Black
Georgetown
Frank Black
Mass Florence Wilkin
George Bowman
Committen Adult Education
Bruce Andrews Leads Thanksgiving Day Road Race Victory
Bruce Andrews won the two mile road race at the Thanksgiving Day event in Guelph on Monday to earn a gold watch. Bob Coxe finished third and John Brown fourth in the same race. Coxe received running shoes and Brown a clock. Andrews competed again in the three mile open road race, won by Cumatagotalano, with a pen and pencil set awarded as a prize.
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Bruce ‘Andrews
Guelph
Acton
Guelph Legion Track Club
Bruce Andrews
Bob Coxe
John Brown
Cumatagotalano
Fota
Church Presentation Made to Eddie Hawes
The segulae Chest Anatasnadars eevee of the Aeteti B Pentecostal Assembly was held Friday evening. The pastor Rev Heid Fatdie Hawes announced he would leave for the Eastern Pentecostal Bible College at Peterborough. Ross Naurton and Clara Cook presented a purse, and a social time followed the event.
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The
Segulae Chest
Anatasnadars Eevee
Aeteti
Pentecostal Assembly
Getaber
Wadda
Eels
Percy Barker
Une
Heid Fatdie Hawes
Eastern Pentecostal Bible College
Peterborough
Ross Naurton
Clara
Cook
Donations Highlight Lake Side Chapter Meeting
The Lakeside chapter met at the Legion Hall Tuesday evening. A Chinese allectrum was the highlight of the session. $40 was voted to the parks commission and $50 to the Legion poppy fund. Final plans were made for a two evening fashion show next Wednesday and Thursday. Miss Jessie Coles presided as vice regent.
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Lakeside
Legion Hall
Parks Commission
Legion Poppy Fund
Cookly
Wedding at Ballinafad United Church in satin and red velvet
A candlelight ceremony at Ballinafad United Church united Marjorie Etta Warne and William James Bell. The wedding featured red velvet gowns for bridesmaids, white satin dress with lace, and bridesmaids in scarlet gowns. Attendants, decor, and gifts highlighted springlike arrangements and family affiliations from Acton and surrounding towns.
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Ballinafad United Church
Hey
R Ho Armstrong
Hamilton
Alan Neelan
Ballinafad
Marjorie Etta
Robert Warne
Rit
Acton
William James Bell
Garnet Winters
Accashada
Unclear fragment reports wedding journey and hospital plans
An unreadable wedding note describes a bride in pinkish grey attire and a black feathered hat, with mentions of a honeymoon to a Georgian peninsula and plans around Waterloo and Waterton hospital.
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Georgian Hay
Peninsula
Orion
Conida
Waterloo
Kitchener Waterton Hospital
Hell
Waderton College
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