Conservation Bus Tour Planned by County Officials
Officials from the authority municipal councils planning and park boards plan a four day tour of the Sixteen Mile Creek Watershed with a supper in Milton. At the authority meeting Robert Marshall chair and Dr C A Martin vice chair and J B Whitelock were named to arrange details.
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Sixteen Mile Creek
Robert Marshall
Trafalgar
C. A. Martin
J.B. Whitelock
Milton
Marshall
Local visitors drop in at Fountain home on weekend
Sunday and Monday gatherings at Mero and Mra Charles Fountain residence drew many relatives and friends from Guelph Arthur Toronto Detroit and Acton. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Dick Grill and families Mr and Mrs James Fountain Marion Mrs Harvey Stewart and daughter and others. The event followed by a birthday party for Elizabeth Hortop with several members attending. Robert Snyder resigns as secretary treasurer and Dr Marlin becomes secretary protem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mero
Charles Fountain
Dick Grill
Alivton
James Fountain
Marion
Sudbury
Ted Fountain
Georgina
Harvey Stewart
Guelph
Jop Benham
Charles Bye
Jenny
Hacington
Gordon Adie
Jack Muntrell
Musee Low Black
Virginia
Toronto
Mia Bitz Dickson
Grand Valley
Mia Lutla Patterson
Fricmi
Detroit
Miroo
Albert Alton
Tan
Lloyd Cutting
Raymond
Acton
Mra
Ted Jeatin
Harry Hortop
Elizabeth
Wot Hortop
Lert Palframan
Clarence Hortop
Misa Charicva
Fountain
Tom Cutting
Bubbles
Tommy
Dawdash Lake
Limehouse Community News Highlights Moving Tributes
The Limehouse community notes Mrs Newton and Miss Ivens honored before their move to Brantford. Miss Ivens received a traveling bag and a vase for church work. WA members presented honors. Several residents were mentioned visiting, hosting gatherings, and prize winnings at local events.
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Pene
Mrs. Newton
Miss Evens
Brantford
Miss Ivens
Mee
Wilfred Harding
Linehouse Presbyterian Church
Wauboshene
Two Local 4 H Girls Entertained at CNE
Gertrude Freeman and Margaret McMillan from Rockwood and Whitby area were selected by their 4 H clubs to attend three days at the Canadian National Exhibition. They stayed at Annette Hall in Toronto and joined judging events sponsored by the Department of Agriculture. Other activities included church services, visits from local dignitaries, and congratulations to Margen Crabtree for her dancing at the C N E.
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CNE
CNS
Gertrude Freeman
Rockwood
Margaret McMillan
Anerit
Annettey
University of Toconto
Department of Agriculture
JL. Lambert
Georgetown
St Johne
David Pattesenn
Waterloo College
Enid McNabb
Toronto
George Adama
Atm
Paul
Munro God Dalton
George Peals
Margen Crabtree
C.N E
Fergua
Pearl Hamilton
Mare Jotte Craig
Turing
Marlene Black
Guelph General Hospital
Guelph
Mra T Gaestang
West
Jack
Newlyweds Honored At Woodside School
Newlyweds Jackie Faber and Herb Dutker were welcomed at a Woodside school gathering on Tuesday evening August 27. Community members presented gifts and best wishes, with music, dancing, and a luncheon marking the couple’s marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodside School
Ferinda
Jackie Faber
Herb Dutker
C J. Thomson
Lily Evans
Sally Thomson
Rosemary Hrooks
Mera Peter Faber
Henk Duiker
Nanne
June Rose
Lucinda Beeman
Pegrres
Garnet Hose
J. Thomson
Garnet Roa
Wedding at St Josephs Church Unites Adele Chew and Lawrence Nolan
Adele Helen Chew and Lawrence Anthony Nolan wed on August 3 at St Josephs Church in a double ring ceremony led by Rev Morgan. The bride, daughter of Beatrice Chew, wore a white lace gown with matching jacket. maid of honor Jacqueline Nolan wore white and blue. best man Brendan Ceath and ushers Joe McKeena. Guests included family from Canada and Ireland. reception followed in the church hall.
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Bubnuz
St. Joseph's Church
Adele Helen Chew
Lawrence Anthony Nolan
Beatrice Chew
Main St
Kroom
Andrew Notas
Glenduolough
County Wicklow
Ireland
Andrew Nolan
Diether
Brendan Ceathe
Ihe
Joe McKeenna
Trene Mulholand
Yunata
Dar
L. A. Nolan
Adiele Helen Chew
St Joseph's Church
Acton
Andrew Nolen
Glendolough
Urge Longer Hours To Cut School Tax
Vancouver Island commissioners push a longer school day by half an hour and a September to June year with four day weeks or statutory holidays. They propose fewer interruptions and a shift of Christmas holidays to ten days to reduce local school tax requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aidney
Vancouver Island
Bollah Columbia
Comimias Owers
Billy Boy Brings Joyful Mischief and Family Cheer
A playful vignette depicts a young boy of two helping Grandpa with chores, waking his mother at dawn, and showing a zeal for fixing things. He loves kittens over puppies, enjoys bikes, and spreads laughter with his bursts of mischief. The piece emphasizes parental love and holiday cheer for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Grandpa
Aury
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Belleville
Marlin
Protem
Limehouse
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Deat Atlas
Pre Ton
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Mis Waa Honaed
Cosa Pfarnal
Georgetown Nolan Aus
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Mle
Willow Stlo
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Maus St
Hothe
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Churchill Road
KODAK
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Hinton’s
Acton Dancing
ST. Alban’s Parish Hall
Lois Allen
Eee
Clare
Root
Ulster
Mill and
Main Street
Cooper Block
McCutcheon’s Men's Wear
H._H. HINTON
Acton, Ontario
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Tharkasteiny
Badlowe
W. Nkenny
State Farm
Rte
W. H. Denny
Brock
Tor
Acton, Ont
Mnie 171
Ncumane
United Suburban Gas Company Limited
Mill ST
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Wifey Premium
Mibk Tris
Asee
IGA
Janey Cur
Bartlett Pears
Bradfor
Marsh Celery
California Valencias
Sunkist
Ledger
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