Halton Teachers Elect Officers At Friday Convention
The Halton Teachers Institute annual convention met in Burlington with President Elmer Smith of Acton presiding. Speakers included L L Skuce and Rev L Hultgren. about 1355 county teachers could not attend due to a weekend tour to New York City. Officers and rural and graded representatives were announced and entertainment provided by Burlington performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton Teachers’ Institute
Lawrie Smith
Burlington
Elmer Smith
Acton
L. Hultgren
Nalton
R. HO Brayford
Namatan Teachers’ College
M. M. Archeson
Burhuston
Italton
Trinity United Church
Joseph Connell
Kitchener - Waterson Ymca
Ari Virginia Coombes
Brian Coopes
J. M. Denyes
L. L. Skuce
R. F. Bornhold
CF. Jordan
Bed
J. .D Hogan
June Evans
Georgetown
D. E. Smith
Frank Connelly
Trafalgar
Miss. M.S. Gemmell
Milton
Fred W Brown
Oakville
Esquesing
R. McKeown
Nassagaweya
F. J. Parsons
Wm. Nedger
Burlington and Bronte
J. Smith
B.A. Nelson
K. Skuce
North Halton
W. Stein
B.A
A. A. Balfour
G G Gordon
Inez McDougall
Wellington
Waterloo
Dufferin
New York City
Vows Are Said In City Church Toronto Wedding
A double ring ceremony at St John s chapel Toronto on October 6 united Betty May Lambert and Russall W Arbie in marriage. The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Lambert Acton and the groom son of Mr and Mrs H Arbie Acton. Rev F Wallery officiated. The bride wore a street length brocaded white satin gown with lace and sequins and carried roses and carnations. Her sister Mrs Ron Gillespie was her only attendant in pale green tafera gown with roses and carnations. Wayne Arbie served as a groomsman with ushers Ron Gillespie and Lorne Arbie. The reception featured Aladioli and asters. The couple plan to live in Toronto after a motor trip through the States. Guests from Hamilton Toronto Milton and Acton attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St John's Chapel
Toronto
Betty-May Lambert
Russall W . Arbic
Earl Lambert
Acton
Zroom
H. Arbie
F. Wallery
Ron Gillespie
Wayne Arbie
Lorne Arbie
Milton
Horticulture Topic Of Talk At October Duke Chapter
The October meeting of the Duke of Devonshire chapter of the 1.C.C.E. was held at Mrs. Lorne Youngblut home. A business meeting preceded an illustrated lecture on horticulture by Prof. Weall of the Ontario Agricultural College. Mrs Bert Mowatably thanked Prof. Weall for his witty informative talk. The hostess trio served luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Devonshire
1.C.C.E
Lorne Youngblut
Weall
Ontario Agricultural College
Bert
Meeting Notes From C.G.L.T. October Session
On October 8 the C.G.LT. meeting opened with crafts and addressing envelopes. Mrs. Davidson read scripture and Betty Lemon led a sing song after 14 girls were counted in during the roll call. The meeting closed with taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.g.lt
Crafts
Council Tackles Drainage and Street Upgrades in Acton
Acton council heard reports on rebuilding Fairy Lake bank drainage and culverts, and refused acceptance of an unwanted gas line. They discussed paving release, street access, road grades in Lakeview, and a planned water test drill by International Water Supply Ltd. Subdivision splits, mall sidewalk work timing, speeding near works, and Mills Street parking were debated, with a notice to publish about unbroken cartons for garbage collection. A commendation was suggested for the fire brigade after a school fire and churches marked Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Suburban Gas Co Ltd
Abe Mna Street
Rayner Construction Co Ltd
Wo Wilson
Lakeview
Toronto
W. C
Seen International Water Supply Ltd
A. P. Green Firetrack Co. Ltd
Wallace Street
Acton
McGeachie
Counellor Cook
North
Mills Street
Mill Street
Fire Brigade
Hespeler wedding binds Isobel Clemens to George McBain
Isobel Joyce Clemens and George Withiam Murray McBain wed at Hespeler United Church on September 29 at 2:30 pm. Officiant Rev JOM Butler presided as family and wedding party wore pastel blue tones and silver accessories. Reception followed at Barber's Beach banquet hall with both families in formal blue outfits. couple to reside at 20 Hopeton Street, Galt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hespeler United Church
Isobel Joyce Clemens
George Withiam Murray McBain
Reid Clemens
Hespeter
George McBrain
Petes Murray
Acton
C.W.L Euchre Winners Named At St Josephs Hall
Winners at the C.W.L Euchre event held last Saturday in St Josephs Parish Hall were A White and Mrs Harold Sunter taking the men’s first and second prizes. ladies’ first prize went to Mrs Osbourne with Mrs McCristall as second. low prize awarded to Reno Braida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Joseph's Parish Hall
A. White
Harold Sunter
Osbourne
McCristall
Reno Braida
Night school offers eight classes at high school
Eight courses will run at the high school despite low turnout with 120 enrolled. Courses include oil painting, weaving, copper tooling, upholstery, and children's clothing under instructors from Georgetown, Guelph, Stewartsown, and more. Deadline for registration is next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank Black
Georgetown
Bruce Andrews Wins Thanksgiving Road Race in Guelph
Bruce Andrews placed first in the two mile road race at the Thanksgiving Day meet in Guelph on Monday earning a gold watch. Bob Coxe finished third and John Brown fourth as fellow Acton runners also scored. Coxe won running shoes and Brown a clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce ‘Andrews
Guelph
Acton
Guelph Legion Track Club
Bruce Andrews
Bob Coxe
John Brown
Bence Andrews
Otathan
Pulze
Church Presentation Made to Eddie Hawes
A Friday evening service at the Bentecostal Assembly in Batelle honored Eddie Hawes. Pastor Rev Ko Heid Betdte Hawes announced plans to enter Eastern Pentecostal Bible College in Peterborough. Assembly members presented a Bible and purse as thanks. CA president Ross Norton spoke. Clara Cook, vice president, made the presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ko Heid Betdte Hawes
Eastern Pentecostal Bible College
Peterborough
Ross Norton
Clara
Cook
Lake side Chapter Meeting Highlights Fund Donations
The Lakeside chapter meeting at the Legion Hall featured a Chinese auction as the evening’s highlight. Members approved 40 dollars for the parks commission and 50 dollars for the Legion poppy fund. Final plans were set for a two evening fashion show next Wednesday and Thursday. The vice regent Miss Jesate Coles presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeside
Legion Hall
Torhe Parks Commission
Legion Poppy Fund
Cockates
Jesate Coles
Bright satin wedding in Ballinafad church
A candlelight double ring ceremony was held September 28 at Ballinafad United Church officiated by Reverend Armstrong with Alan Neelan assisting. Marjorie Warne and William Hell wed, with Warne family hosting a reception at Waides House. Bridesmaids wore red velvet and carried white Bibles, while Miss Debbie Taylor wore red velvet for the reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballinafad United Church
Hen. R Hi. Armstrong
Hamilton
Alan Neelan
Ballinafad
Marjorie Elta
Robert Warne
RR. 2
Acton
Willian James Hell
Garnet Waters
Mise Muriel Hills
Mim Helen van Wagner
Lawrence Park
Carseyes
Debbie Taylor
Voronte
Honeymoon Visit Amidst Grey Attire and Hats
A couple travels to the Georgian Bay peninsula for their honeymoon. The bride wore a pinkish grey gown with a black feathered hat and white Orion coal. On return they plan to settle in Waterloo with the bride entering a local hospital and the groom attending Wa Jdedton College for studies.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Halton
Luneh
Harry Holmes
William McLeod
Glenlea
Fairy Lake
Fo Patllesen
Hespeler
Jom Butler
Aleich
Charles Whittaker
Galt
Velma Clemens
Heather McBain
Jack McBain
St. Joseph’s Hall
Bhalb Caddick
Wilfred Walhhelm
Webster
Brown
Mr Briggs
Stewarttown
Leyland
Florence Wilkin
George Bowman
Committen Adult Education
Llovd Manshall
Department of Education
Dancing
Luxton Hall
H. S. Holden
Optometrist
Douglas St
Eddie Hawes
Frank Carney
Volkswagen
Acton Motors
MAJIN
ST. S
Seautitel
Laas
Mber
Sotata
Ouacce
Banabean
Waterloa
Salt
Prespeter
Bria
Jdilisburgh
London
Palace
Tea
Tessa
Miss Vero Wiese Atstes
Jack Hils
Laabde
Wardessteed
Bellean
Ad Toother
Chai Tilby Dee
Dusty Ruse
Guetta Atant
Iga
A. Dees
Swift Premium
Canada
IGA Meat Department
Frisco
Ontario
Maak
Moss Reces
Falls View
Tin
Orange Juice South
Dragon Chicken
E. L. Buchner
Mal ST OE. Acton
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