Community events scattered through June in Orangeville area
A list of local activities includes a clinic at Legion Hall on Mondays 1 30 to 3 30 pm a Navy League tag day on June 19 sponsored by Legion Ladies Auxiliary a lawn bowling meet next Tuesday June 8 at 3 pm at the bowling green Zarl Scotts Ride Valley Ranch opening at Lime House with swimming and picnics St Johns United Church Womens Association wart sale June 32 at 19 am in Oddfellows Hall Don Messer and His Islanders at Agricultural Hall Fair Grounds Orangeville on June 9 dancing 8 pm United Church Friendship Club Gala with Vince Mountford at Glen Garden Party June 24 plan to attend
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Seasion
Legion Hall
Navy League
The
Legion Ladies Auxiliary
Zarl Scott
Ride Valley Ranch
Limehouse
St John’s United Church Womn's Association
Oddfellows Hall
Don Messer
Agricultural Hall
Fair Grounds
Orangeville
Vince Mountford
Glen
United Church Friendship Club
Barn Dance and Social Gatherings in Georgetown Area
Readable notices advertise a June 10 barn dance at Arthur Ruddell's new barn with Doris Hall Orchestra and 6 to 9 pm admission. plus Georgetown Home and Show social June 7 at Howard Wrigglesworth School with Bi McDonald and His Rhythm Rubes. Volunteers urged for Ground Observers Corps meeting June 15 at Public Library with FO W. A. Longley speaking and film show.
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Arthur Ruddell
Georgetown
Ashgrove
Doris Hall
Howard Wrigglesworth
Bi McDonald
Rubes
Corpa
W. A. Longley
Social and Personal notes from New York to Georgetown
Social and personal items describe weekly travel and visits among families in New York City Windsor Toronto Guelph Ottawa Georgetown and Brampton. Notable engagements include Dolores Juan to Kenneth Norman and Betty Louise Garrutt to John Allan Dickenson with weddings planned for July and June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Garrutt
Betty Louise
John Allan Dickenson
Dickenson
William Dickenson
Stewarttown
Home United Church
Saturday Trousseau Tea For Audrey Mitchell
Mrs. Richard H. Mitchell hosted a Saturday trousseau tea for her daughter Audrey Mitchell, who will wed James Stone this Saturday at Knox Presbyterian Church. Guests served tea, with the groom’s mother Mrs. Lome A. Stone among servers, and helpers included Ruby Mitchell and several relatives. Earlier, Mrs. William Anderson and Miss Kay Tyera held a miscellaneous shower, and coworkers at Provincial Paper Ltd presented a woollen blanket, sheets, and pillow cases.
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David Saxe
Toronto Geneal Hospital
R. B. Carham
St. Joseph's Hospital
Guelph
Mre
William Anderson
Victoria
B.C
Wilbur Cleave
Town
Richard H. Mitchell
Audrey
James Stone
Knox Presbyterian Church
Mitchell
Lome A. Stone
Toronto
Bertie Weston
Joseph Carter
Ruby Mitchell
Robert Eason
Margaret Eason
Anne Luke
Edwin Shortill
Albert Tuck
Ted Rogers
Kay Tyera
Former Resident Buys Business at Queensville
Charles Jeffery who sold his service station at Caledon at the start of the year has bought another property in Queensville near Newmarket. He will act as owner and operator of a retail outlet. The Jeffery family has moved from Port Credit to Queensville after five months there.
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Queensville
Charles Jeffery
Caledon
Newmarket
Charlie Will
Jeffery
Margaret Evans
Chuck
John
Ruth
Port Credit
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Margaret Buck
Notice to creditors for the estate of Margaret Buck of Georgetown Halton. Executors seek claims by June 23 1654 and distributors will proceed after day 63 of 1954 to settle affairs. Solicitors Hewson and GlancyGeorgetown Ontario represent the executor.
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Margaret Buck
Georgetown
Halton
Guelph
Hewson and Glancy
Ontario
Wal
St Georgstown
Suns
Local MP Sybil Bennett keynote at CGIT dinner
Sybil Bennett MP addressed about 150 at the CGIT and Explorers annual dinner in St John’s Memorial Hall. She urged girls to weigh vocation choices and apply Christian principles, drawing on her Ottawa experience as Halton’s federal representative.
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St. John’s Memorial Hall
Sybil Bennett
Miss Bennett
Halton
Ottawa
CGIT
United Church
Turkey
W. A
Mra
Jack Watson
Lorna Kiingbill
Stan Allen
C. J. Buck
Gordon Kidney
H. C. Wrigglesworth
John Barber
Ernest Forgrave
Barbara Avery
Margery Mackenzie
Agnes Nelson
Wrigglesworth
Pauline Waton
Val Stein
Lynda Whitmee
Explorers
Frank Whitmee
James Dobble
Yeaders
John M. Smith
Lois Kidd
Halton Music Festival elects new officers at annual meeting
Evans of town succeeds Miss Ruth as president of Halton Music Festival association. The annual report shows 88 more entries and 400 more contestants this year. Other officers include Milton secretary Mrs A R R Milton assistant Ruth French treasurer D Copeland Norval trophy committee V McArthur Milton and Mra Lockle Milton Women’s Institute representative Mrs Ford JODE representative Mrs Rognvaldson Acton.
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Ruth
Evans
Town
Roy Coulter
Campbellville
Halton
Music Festival Association
Milton
Ruth French
D. Copeland
Norval
V. McArthur
A. R
Lockle
Women’s Institute
Ford
JODE
Rognvaldson
Acton
Main Street Plans Annual Strip Painting Work
In a winter update, town crews implement a safety measure as they resume annual strip painting on Main Street. Workers move equipment and restrict traffic to complete the planned maintenance.
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Canada
Monarch
Ayswer
Lipton’s ‘Tea
RC Eae
Hiss
Betes
New York City
Jack Gunning
Windsor
J. W. Elley
Pat Puey
Rankin
Ofilila
Gravenhurst
F. R. Robinson
Gunther Frey
Souther End
California
Ecroas
New York
Cmies
Mina MacDonald
Miss _Grey Grieve
Grieve
Aid Nolan
Brampton
Red Cross Society
Little Sandis Perryman
Elwood Perryman
Victorian
Aves
Betty Clark
Trudy Emmerson
Katherine Williams
Patricia Tost
Drenda Boyle
Joanne Warber
Barbara Hoare
Donna Vivian
Patsy
Judy Keir
Sharon Ani
Edith King
Gary Dowers
Jackie Pearce
Judy
Marilyn
Hobby Perryman
Orbrey Jerrington
Dolores Juan
Kenneth Norman
Young
Marshall Edgeworth Young
Troussea
Audrey Mitchell
Elizabeth Young
Halton Music_Festival
Saville Rowe
Catalina
Hopalong Cassidy
Silver
Arima
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