Accident at New Liskeard Hospitalized District Man
Mr Earle Ray was involved in a trick accident near New Liskeard a week ago Saturday and sustained severe cuts and heavy blood loss. He was hospitalized for a few days in the north, then brought home this week where he is much improved. Roads were treacherous after snowfall with cars stranded districtwide. Sympathy extended to Mr Albert Alchean on the passing of his brother Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle Ray
New Liskeard
Albert Alchean
Stewart
William Wragg
Merv A. Bulloch
Willy
Reg
Georgetown
Nancy
Guelph
Kearney
Snd
Paul Phelan
Fred Archibald
Alcohol Problem and Teen Subculture Highlight 1964 Guelph Talk
A Toronto temperance speaker urges restraint as alcohol issues span generations and Teen World subculture grows. He cites Alcoholics Anonymous impact but notes only 74 percent reach, urges parental "No" and abstinence learned from Christ. Alma YP win Guelph Presbyterial baseball title. new baby joins Mrs Dutfield. Nassagawesa presbyterian bake sale invite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Fife
Alcoholica Anonymous
Jesus
United Church
Fraser Munro
Rabies Confirmed in Cow by Local Lab Report
A suspected rabies case in a local cow, reported by Dr. F G Oakes, was confirmed by Berminion Labormor oat Huth Quebec. No other rabies cases reported in Acton. Farmers urged to watch for abnormal animal behavior and report suspected cases to their veterinarians. Motchen’s bakershop was closed for a new oven installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Oakes
Berminion Labormor Oat Huth
Quebec
Acton
Trips and Meetings Across Regions and Contests
Mr. Ben Case and Mr. Stuart Scat toured the Gaspe peninsula and north shore of Lake Superior visiting Espanola and Saskatchewan then returned via Manitoba. Mrs. Gordon Smith and others traveled through Halifax and New Hampshire to Ottawa and North Bay before home. Amateurs contest at Rack Hall Park yielded cash prizes for songs Molly Darling and Old Rocking Chair. The Salyer Homemaking Club met October 17 with a wheat themed bake, planning muffins and next gathering on October 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Case
Stuart Scat
Gaspe Penninsula
Vermont
New Hampshore
Lake Superor
Caw
Kinver
Lake Supenorand
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Espanola
Goondon Smith
Uip
Gaspe Peninsula
Halifax
Prince Edward Island
New Mampshire
New York
Ottawa
North Bay
George Coyne
Toronto
George Tenverson
Burt
Rack Hall Park
UNICEF Hallowe'en Drive Headlined by School Principals
Public school principals and US Men’s clubs members organize UNICEF Hallowe'en collections under the World Outlook program. Bowes will provide for children aiding the less fortunate, with an entertainment program upon return to the Y. The Y’s Men begin fall meetings with strong attendance and three guests and aim for at least 38 members. Acton leads stamp collections valued at $450. Norman Turner is Lines Master. Guy Ross, president, notes Estes Park visit and the international convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unice Hallowe'en
Bowes
Gt Ywood
Acton
Harts Archie
Norman Turner
Guy Ross
Estes Park
Colorado
District Teachers Meet Focuses on Mathematics and Values
A Monday session of the District Teachers meet featured Grade seven and eight discussions on numbers and bases, a noon Legion Hall luncheon, and Dr. Finlay Stewart urging authority in home school and government. Officers for 1965 were elected, including D. Wildie as president and E. Smith as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Hall
The
Canadian Legion
Finlay Stewart
Kitchener
Presbyterian Church
Dr. Stewart
Mary Harris
Waterdown
Ef.w. Fowler
Lef Milton Public Schools
Keith Black
Khairman
D. Wildie
E. Smith
Acton
P. Howe
Milton
K. Alger
RB Johnston
East Flamborough
S. Keyes
D. Waldie
Robert Lit He School
Leisona GM. Evans
Oakville
Evans
FE Smith
Lillian Gordon
Lakeshore
Miss Gordon
Ro Long
Mal Tear
W. J Claw
M. Glover
G. Reed
de Wal
Award of $4,543,000 for Milton Deaf School second stage
Public Works Minister Ray Connell announced a $4,543,000 contract to Fund Construction Co. for the second stage of the Milton Deaf School on Highway 28. The project adds academic and vocational wings, two residence blocks, a gym, pool, clock tower, and extensive landscaping, with completion expected to raise total capacity to about 40. The first stage cost $3,817,000 and was finished last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Works
Miniter
Ray Connell
Tueway
Construction
Co. Hamilton
Oatario School For the
Milton
Highway
Connell
History of Women's Work In Church at Thankoffering
The Women's Missionary Society meeting at Min Pham on the evening of October TS featured scripture by Mrs Go Basth and Mesdatece Roughley and Benton leading prayers. Mrs Peaneis Thomson and Mrs Frank Wilson sang two songs, while Mrs Bert Benton introduced speakers. Mrs Geggie and Mrs Young traced the WMS history from founding to present in Canada, noting 1,200 attendees at some meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WI. Messing
M. Jackson
Women’s Institute
Doris Fines
Shasen
Guelph University
Roo Tayior
Jeader
E. Archibald
GG Grundy
B. Archibald
George Grinds
Agriculture
Massey Harris
Brantford
Tecene
Ro Howard
C. Stores
WMS
Min Pham
Appleyard
Go Basth
Mesdatece Roughley
Benton
Peaneis Thomson
Frank Wilson
Bert Benton
Geggie
Young
Montreal
Canada
Sanford
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Ospringe Fashionettes
Laurel Stubbington
Doris Pines
C. Hurren
Heine Prom Honeyritton
Ralph Sinclair
Mildred Watson
Sinclair
Brisbane
Ed Archibald
Guelph Hospital
John Sim
Torosto
D. Stewart
S. Baldwin
Ancaster
Christ
West
Ebeneser
Fergus
Alma Y.P
Leon Dutfield
Susan Ward
Ny OR
Salyer Aedes
Shela Campbell's
Unicef
Hallowe'en
Sun. & Hol
Sun. & Hol. Express
Sun
Guelph Kitchner
London
Wiles
Mill Street
G. L. Adams
Junior A
Caledon
Town & Country Club
Shih
Harvey Laverty
Furness
Rockwood
Hentons
Gordon Quinton
Jack Ridley Cartage
Baik S
Caroline Nurseries
Highwey
Omglan
Fairlane
Cay
Ford
Thompson- Motors
Limi Limited
Main Streem Worth
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