United Church Group Holds Fall Meeting at Home
The Friendly Circle of the United Church met at Mrs. Jean Youngblut’s home Wednesday evening. President Mrs. Shirley Armstrong led the session. Plans include a baking case September 28 and a passer on November 16. A guest speaker Miss Ed missionary spoke on Korea and Christian impact.
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Friendly Circle of
the United Church
Jean Youngblut l
Shirley Armstrong
Freda Perkins
Annetta van Fleet
Labd
Marguerite Taylor
Korea
Miss Bennett
Miss McEacheron
Helen Little
Francis Leyland
Acton Fire Chief Attends Canadian Fire Chiefs Conference
Fire Chief Jack Newton and Mrs. Newton attended the 49th annual conference of the Canadian Association of Fire Chiefs in Kentville Nova Scotia. The event featured church services parades banquets panel discussions on police fire integration pump evolution employment rules and officer installations along with socials and a security benefit plan talk.
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Jack Newton
Acton
Newton
Canadian Association of Fire Chiefs
Kentville
Nova Scotia
Second
Black Watch Regiment
Evangeline Beach
Canada
R. L. Stanfield
Reunion draws 160 descendants of Cardston settler Andaraon
In Cardston Alberta a large family gathering marked the 70th annual reunion of descendants of Johannes Andaraon, who settled the southern Alberta district in 1890. Mary Layton, an original immigrant to the area in 1887, was honored.
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Cardston
Alta
Johannes
Andaraon
A. Planeer
Alberta
Mary Layton
Ise
Halton Manor Hobby Class Sees Active Meeting Results
Twenty five members attended Halton Manor Hobby Class in the dining room on September 1. Mrs Lockie led with Mrs Stanley Allen assisting. The program opened with hymn singing prayers and Lord's Prayer. Members praised Arthur Bunn for refreshments and planned new crepe paper foam plastic projects.
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Hobby
Halton Manor
Lockie
Stanley Allen
Lackie
Mee
Allin
Mary Shaw
Arthur Bunn
Mr. Bunn
Nellie Joel
Mrs Hambly Leads Blair Evening Auxiliary in Study
Mrs Dewhurst hosted the Blair Evening Auxiliary meeting in Campbellville with Mea Hambly as president leading a worship and study. Devotions were led by Mrs Roger Mahon and Mrs Dewhurst, with reports, gifts, and plans discussed for fall thankoffering events.
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Campbellville
Hambly
Dewhurst
Blair
Mea Hambly
Roger Mahon
D. Mastin
Wm. Mahon
D. Ingly
Hog Producers Shift 30 Percent of Output to Open Market
Halton hog producers shipped 23.9 percent of their hogs to the open market during the week of August 26 30. The Ontario Rog Producers cooperative reported the figure noting a 19.8 percent rise from July where 2 percent were sold publicly.
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Halton
Ontario
Rog Producers’ Co-Operative
Recording of School to Be Heard on Radio Saturday
A CBS Toronto documentary by Grace Shaw titled Music for Therapy will air Saturday September 30. It recounts a visit to Sun Shine School in Milton to view Eileen Buckner work with retarded children and includes a Guelph Acton demonstration of Music and Movement.
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Jon
Trans-Canada
CBS
Toronto
Grace Shaw
Georgetown
Sunshine School
Milton
Eieen Buckners
Resolve to Is Roll' Call Theme at September INI Meeting
The Naessagaweya Women's Institute met at Mrs T Amos home with President Mrs Cargill in charge. The agenda included an Institute Ode, Mary Stewart Collect, and discussion of resolutions for the Guelph area convention with Mrs Padbury as delegate and Mrs Amos as alternate.
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Naessagaweya Women's Institute
Mra
Mra. Pringle
Guelph
Mra. Padbury
Mra. Amos
Mra. H. Price
Mra Henrice
Mra. J. Henry
A. Frank
Mra. A. Frank
Mildred Campbell
Canadians urged to invest in own growth and ownership
Henry G Norman former diplomat turned president of the Montreal Stock Exchange urges Canadians to fund domestic growth. He says Canadians should own a slice of public corporations and calls for education programs to boost local investment and reduce foreign ownership.
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Montreal
Saya Henry G Norman
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Suck Exchange
Norman
Represent
Canada
Venezuela
New York
Thei
Third largest province by area and population in Canada
The description notes British Columbia as the third largest province by area and population, characterized by its mountainous terrain and minimal farmland, ranking ninth in occupied farmland.
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British Columbia
Local residents host many visitors across towns
Weekend and midweek visits span Oakwood Elora Guelph Don Mills Toronto and Acton as families Mr and Mrs Fountain Woodhouse Goard Jestin Hindley Tovell Patten and more share time with relatives and neighbors amid measles and flu affecting pupils.
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Wenaeea
Charles Fountain
Linda
Doris
Donna
Bob Woodhouse
Toronto
Orton Goard
Oakwood
Robert
McCutchieon
Dianne
K Tehener
Harvey Jestin
Robby
Bull McKeon
J A Stewart
Buly
Dan Hindley
Hilleburg
Roy Hindley
John Alton
Jennie Tovell
Margaret, Tovell
Acton
Dublin WI Ladies Host September Meeting and Plans
Dublin Women’s Institute held its September meeting chaired by Mrs M Nellis in Dublin Wisconsin on September 18 1967. Resolutions from branches were reviewed with potential moves to Parliament. delegates were named for the area convention in Guelph and fair displays planned for Acton Georgetown and Milton.
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Dublin WI
Lindsay Ferguson
Dublin Women's Institute
M. Nellis
George Robertson
Guelph
G. R. Somerville
Acton
Georgetown
Milton
J. C. Dennin
West Coast
A. Near
WM. Nellis
C. Britton
Ferguson
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