Erin Township crash leaves one dead and another injured
A two car collision in Erin Township Sunday left passenger Roszell dead at Joseph's hospital in Guelph. Driver Rotz died from injuries Sunday. Elora resident John Driscoll was uninjured. Wayne Hep's condition as of hospital reports was satisfactory. Rally Day at Presbyterian Church drew good attendance with multiple musical and teaching events. Rockwood church to hold first anniversary services next Sunday with Rev Maxwell as guest preacher. George Aitken appointed lecturer at Queen's University in electrical engineering.
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Wayne Hep
Yemee
Edward Rot Yeyames
Edward
Acton
Erin Township
Mes Roszell
Joseph's Hospital
Guelph
Rotz
Sunany
Yohn Driscoll
Elora
Wayne
Presbyterian Church
Aitken
Eli
Mimancel Bible Church
J. Sidney
Durose
Ray Wikeman
Rockwood Presbyterian Church
T. R. Maxwell
A. M.th
Allan Powrie
Harry Bonner
Rockw
Cho
J. Freeman
George Aitken
Geo. Aitken
Queen's University
Kingston
Greenock Institute meeting recalls curtain care and plans
Mrs George Wallace chaired the Greenock Institute September meeting with ten members present. They discussed renewing CAC membership, setting a budget for October, and delegates attending the Guelph area convention. A Home Economics hint advised laundering nylon curtains by folding and rinsing with Epsom salts or skim milk for life to restore stiffness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wallace
Hos.tean
Greenock Wat
T. Hemsley
G.allo
CAC
Chester Allan
Pearen
Plan for Halton Manor residents bus tour and activities
Mrs Hatherley presided at the September meeting in the auditorium. Residents plan a Hallowe en party for October and a fall color bus tour. Handicraft Department members attend September work meetings to learn crafts for resident activities. Meetings are monthly on the first Wednesday at 2 p.m. Helpers are needed for visiting and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditocium
Mrs. Childs
Miss Hall
Labor Council Donates Funds to Party and Union Causes
The Oakville and District Labor Council delegates vote to donate 500 to party funds and 28 to cagecoly train workers. They plan a September banquet at St. Paul’s Church Hall Osbville and to participate in the Ontario Federation of Labour Convention at Niagara Falls on November 4 5 and 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Council
Oakville
Hattan News Commentats
Ontario
ODEE
Count Whatehearted
Laba Club
St. Paul's Church Hall
Osbville
Labor Mbly
Ontane Federation of Labour
Neagara Falls
Councillor Proposes End to Water Subsidy and Raises Questions
Councillor J. Bert Wood urged action to make the town water department self supporting and eliminate a two mill subsidy. He asked for more information and said auditors favored user borne costs. Council will seek committee input before a recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bert Wood
Wood
Les Duby
No. 7
Ladies Formed Six Years Boost Fall Fair Projects
The Acton Agricultural Society’s ladies formed a separate ladies division in 1958 to manage homecrafts and exhibit areas. With a long history of service, officers have been elected over the years, and the group has funded fashion shows, parades, banners, and prize revisions while improving the fair hall and exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Agricultural Society
Ladies of the Agricultural Society
William Thomipson
Charlotte —McCullough
Ontario Ladies’ Agricultural Society
R. L. McEnery
William Thompson
Fred Kentner Sr
Owas
Ralph Denny
Willising Thompson
Wilfred Waldie
Don Matthews
Ise
Cameo Shop
Ontario Agricultural Society
Ladies’ Board
ALD
Acton
Allamersars Goimpele Hive
Adi
Churchill Community Mourns Deaths And Wedding News
The community expresses sympathy for Mildred Watson Bertha Watson and Erland Watson killed in a Winnipeg area car crash. Remains returned to Shelburne for service at Sand Hill cemetery with services on September 14. A wedding in Churchill saw Diane Cowley wed Garry Fleming with Rev Hill officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Watson
Ken Robinson
Bertha Watson
Erland Watson
Winnipeg
Shelburne
Sand Hill Cemetery
Churchill Church
Diane Cowley
Garry Fleming
Rev. Hill of
Hornby
Mr. Fleming
Ballinafad
Midway arrives from London fairs with rides and staff
The midway with ten rides and twelve games has come here from the London fairs. Some men stay in the trailers while others are at the hotel. Election results for Halton will be phoned from Oakville to the Free Press next Wednesday evening. Call 8822010 after nine for latest figures. Three modern stores topped by seven office suites will be built at the corner of Charles and Main in Milton. Purchasers are Mr and Mrs William Ollen, RR 4 Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Halton
Oakville
Free Press
Charles Ied
Sun Milton
William Ollen
RR. 4
Acton
Georgetown visitor Janet Melean hosts old neighbors
Last week Janet Melean of Georgetown visited with a few old neighbors on Sunday. Eddie Warren of London England was a guest for a week at Mr. and Mrs. Norman Turner. Warren is spending a month on holiday in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Damm
Georgetown Hospital
Harold Griffin
Guelph General Hospital
C. Pallett
Georgetown
Charles Binnie
Hillsburgh
Janet Melean
George Town
Eddie Warren
London
England
Norman Turner
Warren
Canada
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Ray Wixeman
Town Hall
Mr. R. Whateman
Greenock Institute
Mra
Effiott Patterson
Elva Pearen
Pes
Royal Hotel
Patterson
New Life
Curtaine Home Economics
Religion Club
RY Tan
MR. J. Cole
Wieners
Clark
NEADS
Libby
Queen ST. E
Hwy
Council
William Erskine
Albert Invin
Erskine
Irwin
Hamilton Peal
Cispe
Gested
Wog CC
Kennes
Hinton
William Deony
Coun
Jone
Auron
Churchill
Thomas Rotz
James
OW. Rossell
Harold
Harold Roszell
U.C.W. Meeting
UCW
FE. Freeman
J. Swackhamer
Ron Sench, Srey
R. Denny
Bo Leitch
Sor
Jack Ridley
Cartage
SAN Livestock and
Farm Service and Supplies
ACTOM
Ontario Agricultural Research Institute
Joba Roba
Fane
Ontario Research Foundation
Fixpamston
Erhosle
Vigoraes
John Robarts
Progressive Conservative
George Kerr
Woobildien
Beant Af “Management
Ghar
Lawyer — Member ‘Law of Upper Canada and County Law Association
Sam Jery Hatta
Burtingtam
Burtington Tien Council
Cormmnittes and Burnees Development
Directos — Chamber of Commerce
Wd Actom
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