Masquerade Dance and Community News Report
A local meeting of Mrs H Gilbertson’s Ladies' Aid featured hymnals, readings, reports, and invitations including Campbellville Thankoffering. Guest Mrs George Adida spoke on Thanksgiving urging worship nationwide. Various social notes, illnesses, and accidents are listed alongside a masquerade dance with Millar winning best costume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Gilbertson
Ladies’ Aid
WMS
McDougall
C. Laxby
Herb Gilbertson
Campbellville
Mra. Ming
Over
Heiva
W. Melean
BR. Wright
George Adida
Canada
Amatlent Country
Josue Christ
Wallace Lasby
Rockwood Razdar
Yevan
Inter
J. D. Lowrie
Pather
Mino
Brooklyn
Syd Baries
Nean McDougall
McIntosh
Niagara Paris
C. Brengelmann
Woodbine
New Jersey
J. W. Schulte
Millar
Wilk Wilson
Thistletown
Sninks
Jim Cann
Otesiah
Pearse Atkin
Peeahvterian Church
Churchill U.C.W. King Sale and Local Notices
The Churchill U.C.W. hosts a king sale at Simpson Sears corner office on Friday afternoon November 1 from 2 PM until sold out. Carol Swackhamer takes second in the Queen of the Burns Pacarennon at the Halter Plowing Match on October 26. Friends report Mrs A Damn has returned home after Georgetown Hospital operation, and wish her a full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Swackhamer
Churchill U.C.W
Simpson- Sears
A. Damn
Georgetown Hospital
Bill Thompean
Sae Dent
Guelph General Hospital
Olive Bessey
Hills Burgh
John Near
Gamity
Fred Mas Arun Misa
Fiva Pearen
G W. Masates
Fila
St Ann's
Billa Saviter
Hugh Jackson
Charles Binnie
Mabel Hatle Redettedt
Andl
Sean Ae
Joni Nowe
Grandmothers Give Institute Program
The Bannockburn Women's Institute met October 17 at Mr. J. Fox's home with 14 members and five visitors. A grandmother visitor answered the recall. reports on area convention and district directors' meeting followed. Readings by several members, a contest won by Mrs Sinclair, and lunch served by non grandmothers concluded the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannockburn Women's Institute
J. Fox
Sinclair
W. Storey
M. M. Coles
McDonald
S. Mathews
Matthews
Sinclay
J. Russell
Knox Ladies Aid Discusses Catering Plans
Knox Ladies Aid met in the Sunday School room on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Fred Anderson opened with a hymn and Mrs. James Van Freet led the responsive reading from Psalm 34. Mrs. Parker discussed upcoming catering for a wedding and November plans including a Christmas party and gifts under 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Ladies’ Aid
Fred Anderson
P.arker
Portal at P O Puzzles Patrons
One of the new double doors atop the post office on Bower Ave has been out of commission since last August. Patrons still use one door as an entrance and exit. Postal authorities have notified the public works department but no repairs have been made. The building remains under warranty and the contractor is responsible for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bower Ave
Public Works Department
Local Mars finding on Mars prompts WVp Pression report
Fragmentary local report notes dust from a quarry on sideroad No 22 rising at taps near trees to form wreaths in black and white. No clear authorities or dates available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
No. 22
Rockwood Church Hosts Partnership Meeting and Activities
The Rockwood St John’s parish hall hosted the first general meeting of the season with attendees. Mr Gould led the program from the Standay School, Rev. Cook offered prayers, and discussions centered on "Your Partnership" guided by biblical study in Philippians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Church
Gould
Standay
AL FL Cook
Philip
Jim
Mr. Cook
W J Donation From Kart Club At Limehouse
W J donation from the Kart Club is noted with go kart season trophies presented by Mrs Alita vles on behalf of the club. The event included Mr Shirtes Wart son and the Plow Ma lters and several hospital and visiting mentions appear throughout the report.
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Go Kart
Alita Vles
Mas Roughles
Toronto
Bate
Cathy Tngles
Agi Falkowing
No Tormsiles
Bom Te Hospital
Geerpetawa
Pia Das
Ospringe W I opens season euchries eight tables played
The Ospringe Women's Institute sponsored opening euchre night saw eight tables in play. Prizes awarded to Doreen McCutcheon for high, Mercer Jinkson for men’s high, and Doreen McCutcheon again for nearest October 28. Social organizers listed include Mrs D P Milton and Mrs McSackson. Local news notes Burns victim Jimmy Isley leaves Guelph hospital. visits from Toronto guests and church services at Barns Presbyterian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Institute
High
Doreen McCutcheon
Men's High
Mercer Jinkson
Byron Bruce
Robert McCutcheon
Kitchener
D. P. Milton
Mc Sack
D. Witter
Mast R. Howard
Jimmy Isley
Guelph Hospital
Mroo
Mr. Wintovenson
Toronto
Mev
Me Millen
Barns Presbyterian Church
Facal Church
Erin
Atdan Vaie
Preston
Hmoest
Miss Sunter
Sanlay
Vanes Strettyers
Fain
Dog
Mas Robertson
Carter Viet Kecen
Stratford
Col. Heimber
Guelph
Georgetown seeks 45 acres as Esquesing council discusses joint matter
Georgetown and Esquesing council met in a special joint session to consider Georgetown’s request to annex 45 acres from Esquesing near the Smithall Stone property. The area would exclude the Smith Stone building and Meadow Growers property. A proposal for a nominal rental on utility lines near Seventh Line by North Halton Golf Club drew no support. Another plan to route a path for access to an arena for Georgetown children received no approval from Esquesing council. Both communities endorsed a Georgetown proposal to move chiefs to Milton and draft a new plan, but no definite action was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Esquesing
Anne
Smithall Stone
Smith Stone
Gopipe Fawn Coun
North Halton
Esquesiog
George Town
Dave Path
Othe Arena
Usta
Rena Aba
Opin
Ion
Ceeney
Milton
Acton
Torapte Bible College group conducts three church services
Students from Torapte Bible College held three church services at Acton Evan Hel Baptist Church and conducted house-to-house calls with church members during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torapte Bible Collage
Acton Evan Hel
Dagny Thas
Saire
Acton
Green Tinge Ordinary Awana Dons Glass Colors
Fragmented text describes glass color and objects with unclear names. It mentions tomorrow being the busiest day of the year in a garbled line. No clear events, people, or places are identifiable from the readable content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tartiv Greemish
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Ralph Thompson
Jack McDonald
Ars
Grandmothers Give
P.O. Puzzles
Makt
Jim Casburn
Rockwood
St. John’s
Toronto Wath
Ryerson School
Valles Roses
Gtelph
Voung
Chrestian Association
Gsinanessib
Boss Sand Yrds Beormers
Swat Aps
Dian
Presbyterian
Williguisen
Stides
Mamalay Evens
Sundaes
Nellborn
Sks
Mes
Dreeman
Tata Peat
Stelasy
Carel
Sumehay
Nysston
Limehouse
W.J
Weert Mis Osborne
Mib Bas Pandas
Hos Patabo
Georpetawa
Betty
Wis
Pattersen
Marn Pe Fepson
Ain Hospital
Sheebourne
Saumia
Dupage
Cobitisves
Grand Valles
Bradley's Meat Market
Bill Knight
Acton Fire Department
Acton Firefighters Fire Prevention Committee
E.S.T
Ny Ten
Wee
Georetown Ontane
Rawkwood fTotormnaional Limited
Ospringe
W.I
Euchies
TBC
Federal
Yenpro Distributors Limited
Main St. N. Acton
Ont
F. & S. Moving & Storage
Your
Lions Club
Acton Lions
Mhekbettat
Orion
Siwadi
Hinton's
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