Acton Personal Notes Show Wide Circle of Visitors
Local notes list residents and visitors visiting Acton area for the Fall Fair and weekend gatherings. Names include S. Muddle Milton R R 3 Cam Sinclair Limehouse H Bridgman J Bridgman Milton and many relatives from Toronto Guelph Brampton Georgetown Oshawa and more. Community entries mention hospital, weddings, and observatory trip with fog.
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S. Muddle
R. R
Milton
I. Cam Sinclair
Limehouse
H. Bridgman
J. Bridgman
L. Brownlow
Streetsville
L. McLean
Ballinafad
Clarkson
R. MacArthur
Georgetown
Geo. Hollinger
Belleville
J. Kingshott
Rockwood
Ross Robertson
G. H. Lantz
Wm. McEnery
Brampton
Fred Fletcher
Seattle
Washington
W. L. Ferguson
Charles Wood
Dick Wood
Toronto
J. Stewart
Burlington
A. Puzey
Guelph
J. Agar
Trenton
Butcher
Judy Downing
E. Lotman
Wm. Archibald
Ajax
James Dobbie
Paris
J. Boomer
Jamies Noble
Lime
John
E. Bittorf
Elm
J. Seager
Jimmy
Islington
M. H. Pyatt
Campbellville
A. Berberich
T. Wiley
R. Waldiv
Sorochan
Regina
Saskatchewan
Gordon Robinson
Spicer
A. Bailey
G. Geberlein
Edwint Landsborotezh
Alliston
A. Frank
Michell
Gisby
Dune Bees
Scarborough
P. McGuire
Norval
E. McLean
Matywell
Laurie Maswell
G. M. Bartley
C. A. Thomas
Ottawa
AJ HE. Rout
Ho Laverty
Rock
J.C. Lindsay
Anna and
Jean Lindsay
Reid Matheson
Wallace Matheson
Hallsburgh
Frank MacPherson
Tshigton
Bob Johnston
Apple Wood Acres
Goo. Warner
Torpntn
Texas connection on phone surprise in Guelph
Clare Wilson received a phone surprise Monday evening when a voice with a southern accent claimed to be from San Antonio Texas. The caller asked inquiries and warned the voice came from Texas. Hubert Kus, son of Mr and Mrs Walter Kus, will attend the Royal Canadian Service Corps school at Camp Borden on Tuesday September 13 as an apprentice.
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Clare Wilson
Guelph
San Antonio
Texas
Hubert’ Kus
Walter Kuxeft
Royal Canadian Service Corps School
Camp Borden
Mrs George Jackson Ladies Aid Hostess at September Meeting
The Ladies Aid of Ospange met at the home of Mrs George Jackson with Mrs Jackson as hostess. The president led with a hymn and devotional titled The Shepherd: Peat. Minutes were read and approved. Plans included bake sale at Guelph Otk on October 6 and a bazaar later. a mother bazaar and tea at Stone Church was approved. The motto Origin of the Shoe was presented by Mrs Bulloch and a Scripture questionnaire by Mrs W Bruce. Meeting closed with prayer and refreshments.
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Jackson Wats
Ospange Ladies
My Pan
Rhaatke
Guelph Otket
Stone Church
Bulloch
W. Bruce
Jackson
G. Sunter
Thehostess
Nutritional Values of Foods Reviewed for W1
September meeting of the Dublin Women's Institute hosted by Mrs. William Frank on Guelph Road. Mrs. George Collings introduced speaker Mrs. Shotti Watt who spoke on food values and health, stressing affordable nutritious options over costly items.
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George Collings
Mery
Shotti Watt
Edward Wilson
Wath
Bounteoos
Frank
Duncan Mathiat
Lo Winkell
la Fergue
BL McGregor
W. M. S. Initiates Study Book With Two Rockwood Skits
The Women’s Missionary Society of the United Church met at Mrs. C. Mason’s home on September 14 with 18 attending. After a garden walk and prayer, reports were read and adopted, including community calls and monthly readings. A new study book The Turning Word by Betty Thompson was introduced, with readings and prayers led by members, and World Council of Churches discussed as an introduction.
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Women
Missionary Society of the United” Chirch Mb
C. Mason
H.R. Force
Cleave
Poole
Missionacy
AJ Shoemaker
Betty Thompson
Wo Sterritt
Prain
Thedtard
Mo Bennett
Alis
Shocker
World Council of Churches
Lambert
Force
Appoint New Leaders For Baptist Mission
The September meeting of the PRapost Mission Circle was held at Mrs. Histey v. Darkeview’s home. New leaders were appointed for the Dallas reopening project and for other mission roles. Clergy hosted a reception with guests including speakers and church workers. plans for Christmas outreach were discussed.
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Mission Circe
Mis
Hatchoom
Phenaderdl
Ailissien Werk
Angola
Mies
Martha
Campbellville youths win bursaries from Halton Women’s Institute
Two young Campbellville residents received bursaries for strong scholastic records from the Halton Women’s Institute. Mary Welen Wheelihan, entering St Joseph’s Hospital Hamilton for training as a nurse won the Hirst prize. J Terry Moore, entering University of Toronto, placed second. I act on Fairlift weekend, Milton’s This Weekend, and Georgetown next week.
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Campbellville
Halton Women's Institutes
Mary Welen Wheelihan
St. Joseph's Hospital
Hamilton
J. Terry
Moore
University of Toronto
Engagements for Mary Bertha and Marjorie Ann
Mrs F Hunter announces the engagement of her daughter Mary Bertha to Jack George Sherman Handy of Acton. Mr and Mrs Thomas D Gibson announce the engagement of their daughter Marjorie Ann to John David Reid Manes of Acton Ontario. Marris to take place at Ba fad United church on Saturday October 5 at 3 30 pm.
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Thomas D. Gibson
R. R
Glen Williams
Marjorie Ann
John David Reid Manes
Oscar Manes
Acton
Marris
Thomas A Harris obituary notes WWI veteran from Whitby
Thomas Arthur Harris born 1900 Whitby and World War I veteran, died September 12 at Guelph General Hospital after a yearlong illness. Survived by sisters Annie Sills Oshawa, Charlotte Oakley Acton, Mary Hunt Brantford. brothers John Acton, George Whitby, Russell Toronto, Rev R J Reid. Funeral details listed at Bailey Shogmaker funeral home.
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Thomas Arthur Fon
Guelph
Whitby
Annie
Sills
Oshaway
Charlotte
Harold Oakley
Acton
Mary
Arthur Hunt
Brantford
John
George
Whitby and
Russell
Toronto
R. J. Reid
Bailey-Shogmaker Funeral Home
Joby Haris
Tom HaraTge Bienes
John Esilen
George Holmes
Non Competitive Displays Highlight Fair Exhibits
Painstaking work went into arena displays at the fair with praise from directors and visitors. Exhibitors include clubs Greenock Nassaginweya Uloki Dublin and Women's Institutes Green Wwerwood Bannockburn Dublin Acton Limehouse Roekar Ball long.
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Tne
Greenock
Nassaginweya
Uloki
Dublin
Women’s Institutes
Green Wwerwood
Bannockburn
Acton
Limehouse
Roekar Ball Long
Newlywed Couples Celebrate At Family Party With Neighbors
Neighbors of two newlywed couples, Don Aree bald and May ant Mrs. Glen Jackson, hosted a Thursday reception in the shoal to honor the marriages. Guests enjoyed refreshments and friendly chatter as gifts and well wishes flowed.
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Tren
Amd
Don Areebald
May Ant
Glen Jackson
Ralph Siairesdain
Quiettess Vand
Helly Stewart
Jerry Fisher
Don
Glen
Judith Sargent Wayne Pries Exchange Vows
Judith Ann Sargent and Robert Watson were married last Saturday at St Joseph's Rectory Georgetown. Rev We Morgan officiated as guests watched the ceremony in a pale turquoise wedding gown for the bride and a brown velvet dress for the maid of honor. Luncheon followed at Ter Cottetan with families of both sides in attendance.
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Oauragy
St Joseph's
Judith Ann Sargent
James Sylvester Sargent
Donald Bly
Robert Wa
Egmont Prices
Victoria Cres
Georgetown
We Morgan
Bernice Sargent
Flor
William G. Patterson
Ter Cottetan
Freel Lawrence
Lawwrence
Firemen Plan Church Parade By Halton Fire Units
About 100 firefighters from Halton centres will march in Milton on October 16 in a morning church parade announced by Milton deputy fire chief after the Haha County Fire Prevention Bureau meeting in Georgetown. The procession starts at Viry hall and travels along Main Street to Knox Presbyterian Church with later details to be announced.
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Halton
Fanon County
Haha County Fire Prevention Bureau
Georgetown
Viry Hall
Main
Knox Presbyterian Church
Sean
Trucks Crash Leaves One Damaged on Highway Seven
Report states two trucks collided on Highway Seven Tuesday morning near Georgetown. Burt Reed of Georgetown had his 1960 International damaged, while another 1955 International pickup was involved. Adam Dyk of Toronto escaped injury. the pickup’s occupant Annie Rowahhek also of Toronto escaped unharmed.
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Burt Reed
Georgetown
Adam Dyk
Loronto
Annie Rowaheyk
Toronto
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