Local Girl to Travel to New Zealand and Australia
A Toronto resident plans a summer trip to New Zealand with Patricia and Constance Donaldson. They will drive to Vancouver and sail on June 8 for Wariganui, where the Donaldsons live, as Miss Thompson considers working and living in New Zealand. A surprise shower honored her recently on Durham Street. Foster Brownridge of Omagh received a 60 year badge from Oskville IOOF Lodge at a meeting last Wednesday.
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New Zealand
Patricia
Constance Donaldson
James Linton
Toronto
Vancouver
Wariganui
Donaldsons
Thompson
Durham Street
Foster Brownreidger
Foster Brownridge
Omagh
Oskville Ioof Lodge
Smith and Stone 25-year club honors new members in Toronto
New members of the 25 year club of Smith and Stone Limited and associated companies Fiberglas Canada and Canada ltd receive lapel pins gold wrist watches and certificates at a reception and dinner in Toronto attended by 72 members. Col W E Phillips center president and Ronald G Edwards of Georgetown attend with Arthur E Wilson vice president. The two hour program featured the Brumley Singers Doug Romaine and other talent. Company chartered buses provided return transport from Georgetown and Oshawa. Don Newhail joins but is in Scotland visiting his mother and could not attend.
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Smith & Stone Limited
Fiberglas Canada, Ltd
Sideuplate Canada Ltd
W.E. Phillips
Arthur E. Wilson
Col.Phillips
Ronald G. Edwards
Georgetown
Wilson
Smith and Stone
Toronto
Brumley
Doug Romaine
Oshawa
Don Newhail
Smith
Simmons Installs Shared Engineer for Three North Halton Towns
E. R. Simmons begins as town engineer for Georgetown Acton and Milton to provide unified road water and sewer planning. The plan, approved by all three councils, splits costs equally through 1954 with possible pro rata changes next year.
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E. R. Simmons
North Halton
Ontario
Simmons
Georgetown
Acton
Milton
Jack Armstrong
Jack McGeachie
Stan Allen
Allan Whorton
Mail Bag for Blind Building Funds Gratitude Note
Citizens of Georgetown and Glen Williams thank contributors to the CNIB building fund. Special mention to local organizer R. Licata for driving the effort and volunteers who donated time and effort. Signed H. C. McClur, local CNIB chairman.
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Georgetown
Glen Williams
Canadian National Institute For the Blind
R. Licata
CNIB
H.C. McClur
Cnib Building Fund
Kiwanis Club Members Attend Kingsway Event
The Kingsway Kiwanis gathering in Toronto drew Ken Benson, chairman of the agricultural committee, and fellow Kiwanian Irv Goddard among the interested spectators at the evening program.
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Art Bennett
Ken Benson
The
Kingsway Kiwanis
Toronto
Irv Goddard
Herdmens Club Members Honoured At Dinner
Eleven young men aged 21 to 25 from Halton, Milton, Acton and surrounding areas completed a Junior Herdsman’s Club course at Ontario Agricultural College. Deputy Minister C D Graham announced future similar courses as six books for a livestock library were presented by Holstein Friesian Association and Halton Milk Producers.
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Ontaro Department of Agriculture
Halton
Pilot Sonloe
Ontario Agricultural College
C. D. Graham
Ontario
Holstein Friesian Association of Canada
Halton Milk Producers Association
Gordon Alton
Burlington
John Picket
Hornby
Fyfe Somerville
Don Matthews
Acton
Ford Wickson
Hronte
Fraser McNabb
Georgetown
John Stark
Colin Marshall
Don Joyce
Sam Harrop
Clarence Ford
Milton
Ontario Veterinary College
Department of Agricul
Stackad
Ant Agricultural
Art Bennett
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Norton Floral
Friangle
Ceorgetown
Don Houston
Harley Motors
John Street
Norm Guild Motors
Ae Mable
Dick Riddall Motors
Work & Wenarek
Farm News
Herdmen’s Club
Cneadeca
Grampton
Gordon Strain
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