Two Scholarships Bursary For Student David Cullen
David Cullen of Guelph wins two scholarships from the University of Toronto and a Dominion Provincial bursary. He will attend Victoria College with four years free tuition plus cash awards of 150 and 100 dollars from the J. H. Riddell and Robertson scholarships respectively. He ranked fifth in his Upper School with eight firsts and an overall 77.63 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Cullen
Guelph
University of Toronto
Acton
J. .H. Riddell
J. H. Riddell
Robertson
Victoria College
Senate
Dominion
Powell River Paper Tackles Loud Couch Roll Noise
The Powell River Paper Company has developed a noise reduction method for the couch roll. By superimposing noises and adjusting air entry into the roll's perforations, they tune hole patterns to cancel frequencies and lower the screech along the pulp sheet path.
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Powell River
B.C
Powell River Paper Company
Olga Locker Weds Frank Thompson in Acton Church Ceremony
Olga Inez Locker and Frank Thompson united in marriage at Acton United Church with Rev. Gordon Adams officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J A Locker, wore a nylon ballerina gown and carried an orchid on a white Bible. Guests from several towns attended a reception, and the couple planned a home at R R 2 Acton. The article notes the remaining hardwood timber in Ontario.
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Acton United Church
Gordon Adams
Olga Inez Locker
Bower Ave
Acton
Frank Thompson
R.R. 2
J. A. Locker
Wroom
Jos. Thompson
Fern Brown
Hazel Marie
Licker
Brantford
Paul Dunk
William Thompson
Wag
Ray Thompson
Victor Locker
Ottawa
North Bay
Life-Long Burns Church Member Thomas Binnie Dies at 86
Thomas Binnie aged 86 died August 23 at Ingleside and Marguerite Nursing Home Orangeville. Born April 2 1869 in Ballinafadon he moved with his parents to a farm now owned by nephew Frank Cunningham. He married Annie Wheeler December 18 1890 and four of nine children survived. Surviving are Muriel Margaret Walter and George of Erin township and Alexander of Guelph. Six grandchildren and a great grandson plus sister Mrs Jean Cunningham survive. brothers Frank John and Robert and four sisters predeceased him. A longtime Burns Presbyterian church member he served on the Board of Managers and session. Funeral August 26 from the family residence to Burns church conducted by Beyer A OH Wair of Preston. Pallbearers were Edgar Bingham Charles Burt William Delaney James Hall Samuel Nurse and William Tarzwell. Floral tributes were carried by granddaughter Eunice Binnie and nieces Ruth Frances and Grace Cunningham. Interment was in Erin cemetery.
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Thomaas Binnie
Ingleside and Marguerite
Orangeville
Ballinafadon
Thomas Binnie
Frank Cunningham
Annie Wheeler
Muriel
Margaret
Walter
George
Erin Township
Alexander
Guelph
Jean Cunningham
Frank
John
Robert
Elizabeth
Janet
Sarah
Maury
Burns’ Presbyterian Church
Thomas’ Binnie
Burns Church
Beyer A. OH. Wair
Preston
Edgar Bingham
Charles Burt
William Delaney
James Hall
Samuell Nurse
William Tarzwell
Eunice Binnie
Ruth
Frances
Grace Cunningham
Erin Cemeter
Silver-Wood Institute Meeting Updates and News
The Silver-Wood Women's Institute met at Mrs. W. R. Norton's home on September 8. New member Mrs. D. W. Shier joined. Auntie Stull attended despite prior illness. Members shared favorite radio programs. donations to St John Ambulance were approved. delegates were named for the Guelph convention and Georgetown fair exhibits.
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W. Norton
Silver-Wood Women's Institute
W. R. Norton
H. Marchington
D. W. Shier
Auntie Stull
St. John Ambulance
Georgetown
Guelph
Henderson Sr
Marchington
Institute
England
R. R. Corbett
T. Appleyard
Nova Scotia
Shien
Henderson
Mail order denture repair touted in British Columbia
New Westminster British Columbia reports Canada's first mail order denture repair shop run by Dian Matheson after her traveller brother Roger noted many in remote areas lose time traveling to fix teeth. She faces doubt as a woman entering a male dominated trade.
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New Westminster
B.C
British Columbia
Dian, Matheson
Canada
Roger
Dian
Why I Am Proud To Be Canadian Topic Of Paper
Mrs. R R Corbett reports at Silvere-Wood Women's Institute on why she is proud of Canada. She praises natural beauty from Niagara Falls to the Great Lakes and St Lawrence, mentions pioneer history in British Columbia and Alberta, governance, education, Salk vaccine, scientists like Banting and Best, culture, theatre, and the influence of Women’s Institute on Canada’s development.
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R. R. Corbett
Silvere-Wood Women's Institute
Free Press
Canada
Niagara Falls
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence Valley
St. Lawrence
Canadian Rocky Mountains
Alps
Prairies
Teven
British Columbia
Alberta
Lang
Banting
Best
Women's Institute
Development of
Storey Reunion Draws 85 Relatives to Brookville Centre
The 31st Storey reunion at Brookville Community Centre brought 85 relatives from Ontario areas including Toronto Woodbridge Fergus Thistletown Acton Guelph and surrounding districts. After lunch hosted by Mrs Frank Mrs Bowman and Mrs Mason, a sports program led by Albert Kitner followed, then prayers for Mrs Ben Carnachan. Officers for next year include President Alex Black Vice President Melvin Storey and Secretary-Treasurer Grant Allan.
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Storey
Brookville
Toronto
Woodbridge
Fergus
Thistletown
Acton
Guelph
Frank
Bowman
Mason
Albert Kitner
H. W. Mason
Ben Carnachan
Tilbert
Plains
Manitoba
Grant Allan
Robert Brownlee
Robert ‘Black
D. H. Stores
H. Mason
Beverley Woods
Dorothy Anne
Karen O'Rourke
Warren, Brownlee
George Brownlee
Andy Frank
MacLeod’s’ Orchestra
Thomas’ A."'Storey
Accompan
Truste
Mac*Leod'g Orchestra
Alberta booster foresees Edmonton as industrial nation’s center
Bruce Hutchison in The Financial Post quotes an Alberta booster predicting Edmonton will double in population by 1970 to about 500 000 people. He notes rapid car ownership, high home ownership and argues the city will become the nation’s industrial hub as guided by the Almighty.
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Alberta
Bruce’ Hutchison
Financial Post
Edmonton
Los_ Angeles
Tablet Honors Ontario Artist Homer Watson at Doon
A tablet honoring Homer Watson, renowned Ontario landscape painter, was unveiled at his former Doon home seven miles southeast of Kitchener. The event, held September 10, was hosted by the Historic Sites Division and featured R. M. Myers MP and Clare Rice of the London Ontario Art Gallery with F. Page presiding. the Doon School of Fine Arts hosts the painting exhibition by Doon students. Also notes maple syrup production details from 1954 and sap sugar content.
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Homer Watson
Ontario
Watson
Doot
Kitchener
Historic Sites Division
Department of Northern Affairs and National Resources
Historic Sites and Monuments Boards
Doon
Art Clug
Royal Canadian Academy of Art
Doon School of Fine Arts
R. M. Myers
M.P. Fort Waterloo
Clare Rice
London, Ontario Art Gallery
F. Page
Waterloo County Historical Society
Mr. Watson
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Halton & Peel Trust & Savings Company
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Halton & Peel
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