Liberal Critique of PAC Extravagance at Halton Meeting
Mrs. F S Greenwood, former Ontario Women’s Liberal Association president, criticised PACs for extravagance noting highways and hydro and attacked Frost government promises on 50 percent educational costs. Oakville candidate William Anddman and supporters spoke to about 200 attendees in Trafalgar Memorial Hall.
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Frost
Hydro
F. S. Greenwood
Ontario Women's Liberal Association
Halton
Karquahar Oliver
Anderson
Canada
Scotland
Oakville
Sea Wink
Legion
Frank Petch
Personal News From The Visitation Desk
The Herald invites readers to submit compact notices about visits and visitors. Share names, dates, and places to help build a lively social brief section.
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Establish Par 38 For Lady Golfers
Mrs. J. N. Carlson of Port Credit head of the pars committee of the Canadian Golfers Union played nine holes at North Halton Golf and Country Club to establish a ladies par of 38. She noted hazards made the course tough though holes were not long. Mrs. Carlson was joined by Mrs. John Bell and Captain Jean Mackenzie of the Georgetown Lady Golfers, and a buffet supper followed at the club house lounge.
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J. N. Carlson
Port Credit
Canadian Golfers Union
North Halton Golf
Welcome social at St. John's Church attracts sixty guests
Sixty ladies attended St. John's Church social in Memorial Hall to welcome newcomers. The program featured Roberta Hawes singing, Mrs James Evans on piano, a duet by Mrs Jack Bailey and Isobel Dobson, and a solo by Mrs Howard Wrigglesworth. Rev Morgan McFarlane gave a short talk outlining church activities.
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St. John's Church
Memorial Hall
Morgan McFarlane
Roberta Hawes
James Evans
Jack Bailey
Isobel Dobson
Howard Wrigglesworth
McFarlane
Mrs Everest Visits Canada Daughters in Ballinafad
Arriving Saturday from England Mrs Everest a former Oshawa resident, will stay with two daughters in Toronto and Ballinafad during an extended Canadian visit. She sailed aboard the Empress of France docking at Montreal, after living in Dorking Surrey.
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England
Mr Everest
Oshawa
Everest
Toronto
Ernie Barnes
Ballinafad
Hi Crone
Canada
Dorking
Surrey
Montreal
Open House urged for dairy farmers across Canada
The Dairy Farmers of Canada promote open house events to educate the public about milk production and processing. Writings by O J W Shugg and J W Lawrence urge local producer groups to organize farm and plant tours during June is Dairy Month. They outline formats, participant roles, and the need to balance privacy with public interest.
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Dairy Farmers of Canada
O. J. W. Shugg
Dairy” Farmers
J. W. Lawrence
National Dairy Council
Canada
Shugg
Shuggn
Lawrence
Elizabeth Walker former resident of Georgetown dies
Mrs Elizabeth Walker a longtime Georgetown resident died at St Michael's Hospital Toronto on Tuesday May 24. Born in Buffalo she lived there early in life before moving to Georgetown and Humber Bay Ontario. There are no survivors. Funeral at G H Hogie Funeral Home Mimico Thursday at 1 30 pm with interment in Greenwood Cemetery Georgetown.
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Georgetown
Helen
Nellie) Hortop
Hortop
Elizabeth
Liza) Walker
St. Michael’s Hospital
Toronto
Walker
Buffalo
Winslow Street
Humber Bay
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