Two Scholarships for Guelph Student David Culfen
David Culfen of Guelph won two University of Toronto scholarships the J H Riddell and the Robertson for Greek and Latin. He ranked fifth in his Upper School with eight firsts a second a third and a 77.63 per cent average at Guelph Collegiate Vocational Institute. He will attend Victoria College with four years free tuition and cash awards of 150 from Riddell and 100 from Robertson. A Dominion Provincial bursary worth 500 followed.
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David Culfen
Guelph
University of Toronto
Acton
J. .H. Riddell
Robertson
Guelph Collegiate
J.H. Riddell
Victoria College
J. H. Riddell
Senate
Dominion
Powell River Paper Cuts Noise With Air Tuning
Powell River Paper Company in British Columbia has reduced the siren like screech of a couch roll by super imposing noises to cancel frequencies. Physicists say altering air flow into rows of holes in the cylinder surface tunes the noise so multiple frequencies deaden one another.
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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 were married at Acton United Church in a 4 PM ceremony with Rev Gordon Adams officiating. The bride wore a nylon gown and carried an orchid, with about 75 guests from Brantford London and other towns attending. The couple plans a home at Acton R R 2 after a short motor trip. A separate note cites Ontario hardwood inventory: about 600 million board feet of yellow birch and maple remain north of Sault Ste Marie.
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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
Bnife
Hazel Marie
Licker
Brantford
Paul Dunk
William Thompson
Ray Thompson
Victor Locker
Ottawa
North Bay
Ontario
Sault Ste Marie
Life-Long Burns Church Member Thomas Binnie Dies at 96
Thomas Binnie 96 longtime Burns Presbyterian member died August 23 at Ingleside and Marguerite Nursing Home Orangeville Born April 2 1869 in Ballinafad moved with parents to Erin Township married Annie Wheeler December 18 1890 They had nine children four died in infancy Survived by Muriel Margaret Walter George of Erin Township Alexander of Guelph six grandchildren one great grandson one sister Jean Cunningham Three brothers and four sisters predeceased him Funeral held August 26 at Burns Church with service by Wair of Preston Pallbearers Edgar Bingham Charles Burt William Delaney James Hall Samuel Nurse and William Tarzwell Interment Erin Cemetery
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Thomas Binnie
Ingleside and Marguerite
Orangeville
Ballinafad
Frank Cunningham
Annie Wheeler
Muriel
Margaret
Walter
George
Erin Township
Alexander
Guelph
Jean Cunningham
Frank
John
Robert
Elizabeth
Janet
Sarah
Mary
Burns’ Presbyterian Church
Thomas’ Binnie
Burns Church
AL OH. Wair
Preston
Edgar Bingham
Charles Burt
William Delaney
James Hall
Samuelt Nurse
William Tarzwell
Eunice Binnie
Ruth
Frances
Grace Cunningham
Erin Cemeter
Silver-Wood Institute Hosts Meet in September
Mrs W Norton hosted the Silver-Wood Women's Institute on September 8 welcome new member Mrs D W Shier. Members shared favorite radio programs and donations were made to St John Ambulance. Delegates were chosen for Guelph convention and Georgetown fair exhibits planned. Talks covered citizenship education teens and impact of crime comics.
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W. Norton
Silver-Wood Women's Institute
W. R. Norton
H. Marchington
D. W. Shier
Annie Stull
St. John Ambulance
Georgetown
Guelph
Henderson Sr
Marchington
Institute
England
R. R. Corbett
T. Appleyard
Nova Scotia
Shien
Henderson
Repairs Teeth By Mail Order
In New Westminster British Columbia Dian Matheson opens what is believed Canada’s first mail order denture repair shop inspired by her brother Roger a traveller who noted many BC residents cannot travel to fix broken plates. She faces skepticism as a woman in a male dominated business.
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New Westminster
B.C
British Columbia
Dian Matheson
Canada
Roger
Dian
Miss. Mathegon
Why I Am Proud To Be Canadian Topic Of Paper
Mrs. R R Corbett presents at Silveres Wood Women's Institute on why Canadians are proud. She extols Canada's beauty from Niagara Falls to the Great Lakes, Prairies, and mountains, notes pioneer roots, governance, education, wartime contributions, science like Banting and Best, trade, culture, and the role of women's groups in Canada's development.
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R. R. Corbett
Silveres Wood Women's Institute
Earth
Canada
Niagara Falls
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence Valley
St. Lawrence
Canadian Rocky Mountains
Alps
Prairies
Polike
Teven
British Columbia
Alberta
Lang
Banting
Best
Usso
Women's Institute
Psdrt
Storey Reunion Draws 85 Relatives Across Districts
The 31st Storey reunion was held at Brookville Community Centre with about 85 relatives from Toronto, Woodbridge, Fergus, Thistletown, Acton, Guelph and nearby areas attending. A lunch, sports program, elected officers, and musical/dance entertainment followed, honoring memory of Mrs. Ben Carnochan and featuring prizes for oldest and youngest attendees.
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Storey
Broookville
Toronto
Woodbridge
Fergus
Thistletown
Acton
Guelph
Frank
Bowman
Mason
Albert Kitner
H. W. Mason
Ben Carnochan
Tilbert
Plains
Manitoba
Grant Allan
Robert Brownlee
Robert ‘Black
D. H. Stores
Beverley Woods
Dorothy Anne
Karen O'Rourke
Warren, Brownlee
George Brownlee
Andy Frank
MacLeod
Thomas’ A.“Storey
Accompan
Alberta booster foresees Edmonton as nation’s industrial center
Bruce Hutchison writes in the Financial Post that Edmonton will double its population by 1970 to around 500000, has high car ownership, and a 60 percent home ownership rate. He casts the city as a future industrial hub, allegedly divinely ordained.
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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, Ontario landscape painter, was unveiled at the former Watson home in Doon on September 10. The tablet, erected by the Historic Sites Division on recommendation of boards, coincided with a Doon School of Fine Arts student exhibition.
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Homer Watson
Ontario
Watson
Doon
Kitchener
Historic Sites Division
Department of Northern Affairs and National Resources
Historic Sites and Monuments Boards
Canadian Art Clug
Royal Canadian Academy of Art
Doon School of Fine Arts
R. M. Myers
M.P
Fort Waterloo Smith
Clare Rice
London, Ontario
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