Ospringe People Celebrate Bullochs Move and Community Ties
A school event marked the Bulloch farewell as the family sold their corner property to the Department of Highways and bought a store and home in Alton. Dancing, gifts, and a platform address highlighted the evening, with many neighbors attending. Nearby, Mrs. J Hills and others visited, while hospital cases and Stratford travel connected Ospringe residents. The Homemaking Club met for its fall project Meats on the Menu with 16 girls, electing officers and practicing kitchen measurements.
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AL Bulloch
Bullochs
Department of Highways
Alton
Rowan
Barry Clarke Jr
Ospringer H Homemaking Club
Ellis
R. Ellis
Laurel Stubbington
Judy Ellis
Marion Gates
Doris Spence
Annual exhibition by Georgetown Is and Crafts. group
The Georgetown Is and Crafts group announces its annual exhibition to be held on Saturday October 15 at the Riviera Club in Norval. The district artisans showcase pottery weaving silver smithing feathercraft oil painting and more with demonstrations in pottery rug making textile design silversmithing and related crafts.
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Is and Crafts
Group
Georgetown
Riviera Club
Iu Norval
Expo expected to draw about a billion visitors
Ado estimated one thousand million people will visit the Expo, spending on average ten days on the grounds.
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Ado
Let's Play Bridge TM Competitive bidding and unusual no trump
Modern bidding grows more competitive with idle bids used as devices. The article explains an unusual no trump with examples of North s weak reopeners, takeout bids, and two suit support. It notes East West results from last week: Kay Harmer and George Solty first, Mrs L Potter and Pat Jeffares second, Jack Coats and Bill Coats third.
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North
Kay Harmer
George Solty
Mrs. L. Potter
Pat Jeffares
Jack Coats
Bill Coats
District president visits Acton WI meeting brief
Acton Women’s Institute hosts October session with Mrs C Cutts as hostess. Seventeen members answered roll with “a flower I can grow in winter.” Donations planned for Runnymede Hospital and Remembrance Day wreath. bake sale and white elephant sale set for October 28 at Simpsons Sears. New Halton District president Mrs Webb addressed the gathering.
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C. Cutts
Acton Women’s Institute
Lindsay
Mary Stewart Collect
Simpsons-Sears
Wilderspin
Employment levels rise in Guelph district
In September the Guelph area Manpower Centre reported high employment. Student returns increased demand for workers. Unemployed applicants totaled 800 with 330 men and 470 women registered. The Ontario Safety League urges sensible car maintenance over frequent repairs.
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Guelph, Canada
Social event notes and prizes at Guelph convention
Mrs Earl Lambert won the Kate contest and Mrs Anderson shared humorous sayings from the Guelph convention. Lindsay closed with The Less Prayer and the WJ Grace. A social time followed with lunch hosted by the month conveners. Mrs Evans thanked the speaker hostess and lunch committee. A Jersey cow Brucelea Dancer Helen received a Ton of Gold certificate for producing 2,042 lbs of fat in 1408 days and holds Silver and Gold medals.
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Kate
Earl Lambert
Anderson
Guelph
Jersey
Helen- Jer
Earl
Osborne
Rockwood
Ont
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Acton’ Free Press
F. van Wyck
Bruce Shoemaker
Beth Gilroy
Legion Hall
Ospringe
Bullocks
Hendricks
Guelph Hospital
Flovd, Hills
B. Flemming
Malton
J. Hills
Peter Klooster
Silvercreek
K. Klooster
D. G. Robertson
Douglas
C. Heimler
Stratford
Norman Young
Reg Carter
Arnold Sunter
Niagara ‘Falls
G. Sunter
Emma ‘Baldie
Brian
Karen Carter
Stan Smith
Elgin Memorial Church
Georgetown Group
Acton
Bill Yandt
Main St.n
By Bill Coats
E. Lambert
Halton
Webb
Campbell
Edgar Guest
Mrs. Grahiani
Ontario Safety League
Main Street N
H. S. Holden
Optometrist
Cork St. East Guelph
Pollock
Water St. North
GALT
Y.M.C.A
Cross Canada
Pan
Tata Aaa
Tassantes
Wasa
Thaielae
Venta
Batt
S.P
Wieners
I.G
Valencia
Burlington
Peugeot
Maxwell House
Ontario
CIA
Nsurance Association and Auto
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