Travel authority Miss Carol Lane speaks to Acton Y M Mennettes
Miss Carol Lane outlines touring plans to rediscover Canada s heritage through pioneer villages art craft and theatre workshops. She emphasizes pre planning light packing and family inclusion while promoting weekend tours and budget travel. Guests from Kitchener and Acton attend along with Ruth Morales Doris Duby Kay Lidken Edith Douglas and others.
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Poneer
Carol Lane
Acton Y
Mennettes Club
Waynesdas
WWMCA
Canada
Mans Womans Travel Directore
Sheik Oub Company of
Cear
Misa Lane
Shealan
Mars Lane
Y's Mennettes
Guetta Pan Politac
Kitchener
Acton Club
Ruth Morales
Doris Duby
Kay Lidken
Miss Lane
Edith Douglas
Viviah Smith
Obituary for W. E. Robertson of Erin Township
William E. Robertson, a long time Erin Township resident, died September 5 at Guelph General Hospital. He was active in church work, raised on the family farm, and leaves wife Margaret Towell, sisters Annie Robertson of Acton and Miss Fala Robertson of Cleves, and children Bert Ruth Rockwood Mrs Duncan Kingsbury and Nolan. Funeral service at the Church of Christ Disciples in Erin on September 6, conducted by Rev W G Kitchen.
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Erin Township
Wiliam E. Robertson
Guelph General Hospital
Mr Robertson
Pat
MD O
Ospringeany
Lowilla Stewand
Bert
Rockwood
Ruth
Duncan Kingsburs
Guelph
Nolen Iis
McLeods
Albert
Robert van
Margaret Towell
Mars Annie van Norman
Acton
Mars
Fala Robertson
Cleves van
Ertaon
Wumsoatinl
Uua
Pasert
Willem EK Rubsrisan
Fain
Raberuu
Everton Church of Christ
Clak
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Mayor WH Cook reviews correspondence with an Unknown Benefactor who proposed an ice plant for the arena. No record found in London of such plans. mayor declares hoax. Council approves $73 accounts and passes nuisance by law after solicitor review. Funds from rural fire calls to be shared with Acton fire department building fund. 49 percent directed to building fund. John HO Price resigns effective September 1. Junior Pipe Band to hold tag day on September 26. $40 paid to Acton Legion Minor Sports for Maple Leaf trip funding. Mahum Construction active in Acton.
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WH. Cook
London
Byron
Cook
Duscagnon
Nulesnse
Aldo Hraida
Acton
Tes
John HO Price
Emsployee
Denny Mrs Adam Denny 1830 1880 1890 obituary notice
Mrs Adam Denny Mia Adam Denny aged 80 of Moorefield died at home September 2 after a long illness. She moved from McKallop Township 60 years ago and was daughter of the late Mia and William Fageans. Survived by two sons Alvi and William, a daughter Mrs Potte and husband of Elmira, two brothers Richard of Wroxeter and Albert of Palmerston, three sisters Mrs Thane Minnie Richardson Mrs Eva Shera and Mrs Annie Overend, 13 grandchildren and one Kent grandchild. Funeral by Rev Douglas Armishaw at Palmerston, burial in Palmerston cemetery.
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Adam Denny
Moorefield
Daugher
Mra Potte
Baseny
Elmira
Richard
Wroxeter
Ont
Albert
Palmerston
Thane Minnie
Hichardson
Negina
Eva Shera
Mra J
Annie) Overend
Waterless
UK Kent
Douglas Armishaw
K N Henderson
Worial
Palmeraton
Obituary of Laura Gertrude Jackson Widow of Jo Irwin Jackson
Laura Gertrude Jackson widow of Jo Irwin Jackson died at Flynn Nursing Home after two years illness. Funeral conducted by Rev G A B Moore at Rumley Funeral Home September 7 with interment at Everton cemetery. She was born in Framosa township daughter of John Scott and Sarah Ann Hudson. Survived by two daughters Anna Stubbringtons Acton and Netts Jackson of Guelph. two sons William Jackson of Rockwood and George Jackson of Acton. a brother Herbert Scott of Fergus. Pallbearers and flower bearers listed. grandchildren named Glen John Larry.
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Rumley
Laura Gertrude Jackson
Jo Irwin Jackson
G A B Moore
Everton
Mix Jackson
Flynn Nursing Home
John Scott
Sarah Ann Hudson
Framosa Township
Stone Church
Anna
Ken Stubbingtons
Acton
Netts
Angus Jackson
Guelph
William R
Rockwood
George
Herbert Scott
Fergus
Lraman Thompson
William Loree
George Mack
Percy Peavey
Harold Theaker
Jack Stewart
Arnold Bayne
Morley Plante
Ray Everdell
Glen
John
Larry
Erin Township Council Approves Street Transfer in Bristol
Erin township council meets in Hillaburg and approves transferring Queen Street in Bristol village. No objections were heard to the street transfer scheduled for August 30. They also approve sending a petition to the Department of Highways for interim grants totaling 50.68 and authorize payment of general accounts 210 14 and 030.85 to the road fund.
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Erin Township Council
Ne Exchange Wales
Hillaburg
Erin Township
Queen Street
Bristol
Charles Robert Eagles
Department of
The Art of Glove Making Talk at Acton Women’s Institute
Nur Gee UW grave was hostess for a September 4 Acton Women’s Institute meeting. Mrs Mere George Fryer presided as members named their industries, Mrs Hert Mowat gave an informative talk on glove making, a guest notebook and small gifts were exchanged, and Mrs Midden reported finances while Mrs Mowat was thanked for hosting.
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Nur Gee UW Grave
Acton Women’s Institute
Mere George Fryer
Marria
Tanvener
Uhoac
Jonabe
Glatiol Hualesa
Gaieiph
Cdta Mateeemaen
Acton
Mis Wo Denny
Mie
FO Anderson
Midden
Usta Pea
Minx Muaplesder
Mowat
Local Community Notices And Memorials From Wverton
A miscellany of local greetings, condolences, anniversaries, and social events. Names include Mr and Mrs Ted Jretin, Mrs Harvey Declover, Miss Joti Tiwan, Mr and Mrs Chaales Foontain, and Mrs Diwan Jackson with bereavements noted at Whipoassesd and Olik word List. The Knox Avenue resurfacing is reported as completed Tuesday evening.
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Haven
McCutsheun
Jewtin
Hobby
Joe Plusha
Mal Fon Vantlesd
Ted Jretin
Miswes
Black
Virginia
Art Afra Minares
Mio
Min Huy
Mas Chaales
Pas Ag
Fountains
Olik
Diwan Jackson
Rockwood Bridge Progress and Local Church Services
Work on the new bridge continues with concrete wall measures and temporary removal of stones on the south end. St Johns Church held a Sunday service with Rev HB Stokreef in charge, and Mr McPhee led the Presbyterian service as he plans further ministry studies in Montreal. The Canadian National Exhibition featured a new fountain display and flower beds, while the Coliseum section showcased relics from Old McDonald’s Farm and old transport implements along the lakefront boulevard.
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St Johns Church
HB Stokreef
McPhee
Seaferth
Presbyterian Church
Mero McPhee
Montreal
Lakefront
Coliseum
McDonald's Farm
Enrolment Snapshot At Local School And Districts
Readable fragments show enrolments at multiple schools and districts. Names include Gordon Winter Margaret Kloster Brian Rober Eddie Smith and Gery Warren with grades noted. Community members linked to Everton Church of Christ and various families listed alongside addresses and locations.
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Bombay
Rathbun
Gardiser
Gusipp
Gordon Winter
Margaret Kloster
Brian Roberr
Eddie Smith
Gery Warren
Eri District
Erhbel
Georgins Wragg
Reg Bullesh
Bewart Mobermen
John Rose Cullegials
Cary Burls
Notre Dew
Cullegiste
Guelph
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Harold Mooney
Ted Tyler Jr
Sisif Phose
Ken Halford
Orangeville Golf and Country Club
Ken
Wiebhedbt
Tannen
W. E. Robertson
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Churchill
Acton Legion
Acton Legion Auditorium
Wes Allen
Cameron Avi
J. J. Jackson
lIn Rural
A Selee
Raat
Acton Wii
Wverton
Percy Pormoy
Reegos
Furress
Semueday
Welford
Thursdas
Alan Lathernee
Ruth Huntress
Knox Avene
Acton Public Utilities Office
Megeachte
wspriNog
Lowise Stewart
Marriet
Town Line
Duncan Kingsbury
Huth
Brycedale
Mob. McLeod T Helen
Bholburne
Elm Oremain
Margaret Tovell
Mutert van Normon T Annier
Mary
Wala Misberteen
Cleveland
Ohio
Kim
Compelast Cnf
Bandra A
Carolyn McFrwan
Huytiland
Joan Aitken
Acleist
Sanddande
Frac Jackaun
Minds Acton
Viellars
Calvin Keane
Angus
Toronto
George Craiehehanke
Wateco
Williamson
Moseley
Carter
Farsby
Stratford
Acton @erea
Garnet Building Products
Armstrong Ave
Georgetown
Tony Damm
Acton Fair
Acton Park
Women‘s Institute
Acton Citizens’ Band
Legion Auditorium
WM. H. Thompson
Wene Swackhamer
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