Churchill Honors Recent Newlyweds at Church Gathering
Friends of Churchill church hosted an evening for Mr and Mrs Frank Thompson the recent newlyweds. Games at tables followed by a short address and presentation of a quilt and gifts. The couple thanked their friends warmly. Newfoundland became Canada 10th province in 1940. The Canadian Naval Service was established in 190.
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Folk School topic discussed at Ontario Folk School meeting
The Ontario Folk School Council met at the Ontario Agricultural College in Guelph on September 30. Miss Eleanor Saracuse reported on her fieldwork, and Nels Bossan, retired principal of Lochhogs kol Fasna Sweden, spoke about the school with 390 attendees. Victor Morrow was named new Fieldman as Miss Syracuse moves to the Folk Council.
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Betty Madsen
Cherry Hill
Unionville
Jackie Cohoon
College of Education
Toronto
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Ola Berg
University of Toronto
David McVey
Ontario Veterinary College
Lamehouse Presbyterian Church
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Bill Sanford
Dorothy Kirkpatrick
Beware of Hasty Door To Door Sales at Home
Housewives are advised to beware of unscrupulous door to door salesmen who pressure signing documents when children cry and dinner burns. Verify licenses and brand popularity, read all terms, and beware bait advertising as swindlers press costly models after showings.
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Milton
Rally Day at United Church Promotes Baptisms
About 150 Sunday School pupils joined the morning service on Rally Day at the United church. Frank Bean sang a solo The Lord's Prayer. Baptisms included Edward Charles son of Ronald and Davies Mary Ellen daughter of Erik Sorensen and Gary Harold son of Gordon Raines.
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Frank Bean
Edward Charles
Ronald Davies
Mary Ellen
Erik Sorensen
Gary Harold
Gordon Raines
Ministers to Instruct at School Sessions Set Next Month
The association named Rev. E Jones to instruct grade eight, Mewet RH to teach grade seven, Adams for grade five and six, Pastor Costerus for grade four, and Hecome Reid for grade three. Catholic children will meet separately. Sessions begin next month.
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Tellal Association
Rev. E. Jones
Mevet RH
Mining Executive F D Reid Dies in Toronto
Fraser D Reid a prominent mining figure and former Canaigas Mines director died suddenly at his Toronto home last week. A Queen’s University graduate, he served as general manager and VP of Canaigas Mines in Cobalt and was honored with a Queen’s Doctor of Laws in 1941. He moved to Toronto in 1929 and leaves five children including James Lewis and Jack. Funeral held Saturday.
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Cobalt
Queens
Engineers’ Club
William Mowat
Vancouver
James
Lewis
Jack
Halton Centennial Manor Serves Guests and Reports Local Wins
Residents of Halton Centennial Manor welcomed Rev. J. L. Blair of St. Pauls United Church Milton for a Sunday service in the chapel. Mrs. M Hayward and Miss Heatheranne Hayward performed musically. Manor matron Mrs Clarke won needlepoint third place and Miss Hilda Marcy won first for tatting daily and second for a handkerchief with tatting trimming. A population note places Canada at 15 482 000 in 1955 with Ontario leading fur production.
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St. Paul's United Church
Milton
M. Hayward
Heatheranne Hayward
Blair
Clarke
Hilda Marcy
Limehouse Garden Night Awards Honor 40th Anniversary
Wedding attendants celebrated a 40th anniversary on September 22. Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Denny hosted a dinner for relatives at Springbrook Villa on September 24 with 40 red roses and an anniversary cake as a centerpiece. Special guests included Mr. and Mrs. Griffin Sprowls.
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John St. E. Brampton
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Rockwood resident William McNabb dies in Guelph
William McNabb former Rockwood district resident died in Guelph General Hospital after a lengthy illness. Survived by wife Wray he taught at No. 8 school. Funeral held at McIntyre Wilkie Funeral Home with Rev D G Paton officiating. interment in Rockwood cemetery.
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Guelph General Hospital
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Rockwood District
Eramosa
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No. 8 School
McIntyre-Wilkie
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Chalmers Church
Guelph
Rockwood Cemetery
Toronto Telegram
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Stone School welcomes 38 pupils and new staff this year
Stone School lists 38 pupils across grades 2 to 7 with staff including teacher Mrs. Albert Presswood of Glen Williams and music supervisor Mrs. Gordon Kinney of Silver Creek. Students named include Fletcher, Greig, Beeney, Burt, Colborne, Glynn, Burt, Kidney, Melanson, Wilson, Watson, Bell, Burt, Graham, Lindauer, and others. Mr and Mrs Harry Norton plan to move to Abadan South Iran for Norton’s new post.
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Stone School
Albert Presswood
Glen Williams
Gordon Kinney
Silver Creek
Yne School
Gidney Fletcher
Mabel Greig
Herne Varey
Thomas Beeney
Rosa Burt
Eleanor Colborne
Peter Glynn
Donald Burt
Vincent Burt
David Kidney
Hubert Kux
Margaret Melarsen
Alice Wilson
William Watson
Richard Bell
Jacqueline Burt
Alexander Colborne
James Graham
Patrick Graham
Paul Kidney
Viola Melanson
Richard Wagner
Marjorie Burt
Keith Hin
Bonnie Bell
George Henderson
Eva Lindauer
Diane Melanson
John Bailey
Terrance Burt
Robert Mel
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