Lion Notes of November Dinner at Millbrook
The Lions monthly dinner on November 18 drew 22 members and 4 guests with roast beef, vegetables, and pie. Tailtwister Homer Ouellette wielded a box and a decapitating tool to enforce dine infractions, shaving ties in front of the group. The meeting covered pool funding plans and future reports, while Col. Patterson of Millbrook Reformatory gave an engaging talk on reform work. The Santa Claus float for December 14 Millbrook parade will be sponsored by the club, with Lion Joe LeQuire coordinating member support.
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Lions Roar
Homer Ouellette
Santa Claus
Millbrook
Lion Joe LeQuire
Lion
Col. Patterson
Millbrook Reformatory
Phil Nim mons leads Canada's top progressive jazz group
The world of modern jazz prizes coolness and Phil Nimmons fronts Canada's top progressive group Nimmons n Nine, heard regularly on CBC radio, showcasing a frigid yet acclaimed style.
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Phil Nimmons
Canada
Phil
Nimmons
N’ Nine
CBC Radio
Lions Hear Plan for Millbrook Reformatory Reform
Col Patterson outlines the operation of the new Millbrook reformatory absorbing trouble makers from other reformatories to run a more efficient program. He pledges community pride in the institution and rehabilitation results. Lions Liesemer Lancashire and Wright praise the talk and dinner as four members report attending the Omemee zone dinner and rally.
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Col. Patterson
Millbrook Institution
Lion Earl Liesemer
Lion Howard Lancashire
Lion Jack Wright
Lions
Liesemer
Laneshire
Omemee
Stu Snelgrove
Joe LeQuire
Earl Liesemer
Pete Hamilton
Christmas Bingo Set For Town Hall Saturday
Annual bingo event to be held Saturday evening in the Town Hall. Tickets available for the turkey draw and a big prize lineup with 1st prize $150, 2nd $75, 3rd $25. Proceeds support eye care for a child.
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Nual
Sunday Morning at St Andrew's Christian Vocation Theme
Sunday service at St Andrew's centered on Christian vocation from Ephesians 4 1. The talk urged youths to choose a calling that fits their gifts and glorifies God. The CYUC led part of the worship with readings and remarks by Miss Carol Ridge and Miss Lenore Ouellette. The junior choir sang In the Golden Morning Light.
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Apostle Paul
Jesus
Elinore Crowley
Carol Ridge
C.Y.U.C
Lenore Ouellette
E.L.H
South Monaghan Township Elect Council By Acclamation
Nomination meeting held November 22 at 2 p m for the Township of South Monaghan electing Reeve Ray Bothwell by acclamation after unopposed nomination. Council nominees included Henry Jewison Harold Dean Gerald Anderson Robert Fisher George Dean Russel Cruse and school trustees Earl Wilson Melville Heaslip Noble Beebe.
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South Monaghan
Ray Bothwell
George Dean
Charles Barnard
Herbere
Henry Jewison
Harold Dean
Gerald Anderson
Alan Dawson
Willis Patton
Robert Fisher
Charles Parnard
Fred Perrin
Willis Cunningham
Russel Cruse
Orville Young
Acclaimed Trustees and Council Elected Unopposed
Wilson and Mr. Beebe completed two year terms. Beebe declined to qualify and trustees were declared elected by acclamation. Cruse declined to qualify on the council sheet to avoid an extra election, so the old council remained elected by acclamation. The council members named were Reeve, Ray Bothwell, G. Anderson, H. Syer, Geo. Dean, Robert Fisher. On the School Board M. Heaslip and Earl Wilson were elected by acclamation for a two year term.
Cavan Township Reeve Candidate Thank You Message
A candidate thanks voters of Cavan Township for past support and outlines his role on the Municipal Association for Ontario. He stresses the need for legislation to let municipalities tax government buildings and says his council seat affects his board membership and county representation. He requests loyal support for the December 2 election.
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Cavan Township
Township of
Cavan
Municipal Association For
Province of
Ontario
Soreoming
Mrs C Brackenridge Wins Cup and Saucer at Lady Lions Meeting
November Lady Lions gathering at Mrs E Nattress home planned a Christmas Dinner for Lions and Lady Lions on December 2 at 6 30 p.m. in the Waiting Room. Mrs Chas Brackenridge won the cup and saucer draw. Mrs S Snelgrove and Mrs W Kennedy served luncheon.
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E. Nattress
J. McMaster
W. W. Kennedy
J. W. Wright
Europe
Chas. Brackenridge
S. Snelgrove
W. Kennedy
Abundant By Oral Rober Faith Saved Him From Bobby R
A Kentucky born entrepreneur grows from a small farm and schoolhouse life to a booming business empire. He and his brother build on a block of property selling dry goods, trailers, and furniture while expanding housing and fleet. By 1956 debts loom and bankruptcy threats rise as family members refuse aid.
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Bobby R
Kentucky
Josh
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