Make Intersection Safe for Pedestrians in Nelson Township
Nelson township and Burlington will cooperate to improve the Guelph Line and New Street intersection after a schoolgirl Ruth Thomas was injured en route to school. Officials plan white pedestrian walk lanes on all four approaches and study traffic control options with a joint Burlington engineering and police team, reporting back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Township
Burlington
Guelph
New Street
Ruth Thomas
Harvey Hunt
E. H. George
Walter Chadwick
Church Of Our Lady Nups Miss Cunningham to William McGilloway
Miss Freda May Cunningham wed William J. McGilloway at the Church of Our Lady Guelph in a satin brocade gown with a nylon net overskirt. Attendants wore mauve and apple green gowns as guests included relatives from Toronto Hillsburgh Erin Acton Oakville Detroit and Hamilton. A reception for 150 followed at the Knights of Columbus Hall with a three tier cake and a toast by Homer Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady, Guelph
Freda May Cunningham
William Cunningham
RR 1. Guelph
William J. McGilloway
William McGilloway
Acton
Betty Willits
Galt
Edith Cunningham
Eileen Bowers
Doris McGilloway
Donna Palmer
Toronto
George Graham
Edward McGilloway
Leo McGilloway
Walter Porty
Robert Webb
John Marrin
Guelph
Doreen Stewart
Ava Maria
Knights of Columbus
Homer Barre
Detroit
Philadelphia
Hillsburgh
Erin
Oakville
Hespeler
Hamilton
Fergus
Elora
Waterdown
Regina
Montreal
Grace Mission Band October Meeting Highlights
The Grace Mission Band gathered in the church Sunday school room for an October session. Beverley Roberts led worship with a hymn and prayer, 24 members answered roll call, and offerings were dedicated. Shirley Ella read the Bible lesson while Helen Carton offered a prayer, and birthdays for Charlotte and Helen Carton were celebrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Mission Band
Beverley Roberts
Janet Mitchell
Fig Tree Village
Parker
Greenlees
India
Bonnie Inglis
Grace
Jean
Ela
Garden chores and pets across a busy week
The writer details frost damage to late blooms and indoor projects while frequent travel disrupts chores. Twin heifer calves spark questions about breeding, chicken care evolves with infra red and coal brooder lessons, and a cocker spaniel named Honey proves a protective, friendly guard in a family with a child and visitors.
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Partner
Art
Dee
Honey
Dave
Mrs
Deep River
Smart Ducks Favor Train Whistles in British Columbia
Ducks from a local bird sanctuary roost on railway station buildings and rush to train cars when a whistle sounds a mile away. Officials note the birds treat the whistle as a dinner gong and gather for tidbits from passengers and crew.
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Sicamous
B.C
Game Department
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Custom Cleaners
the Royal
Royal Horse Show
Royal Coliseum
Optometrist
Douglas St
B. Hartleib
Hallowe'en
Sored
Actony
INTER
Campbellville
Hottie Carton
Duo-Therm
Ginger Farm
Acton Free Press
Gwendoline P. Clarke
Jack Frost
Frost
Redding
Harness
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