Father Morgan Celebrates Fortieth Priesthood Anniversary
Local parishioners and friends gathered at St. Joseph's Ha mas to honor Father Vincent Morgan on the fortieth anniversary of his ordination. The service included a mass and speeches by John Meiugh, with a reception for more than 400 guests from Hamilton, Guelph, Milton, Toronto and surrounding towns.
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Acton
Vincent Mor
St. Joseph's Hamas Catholic
Sdbdey
Fr. Morgan
John Meiugh
Janice Drew
Dennis Gibbons
James Hammell
Yorapto
Hamilton
Guelph
Milton
Rockwood
Cuslie
Toronto
Collingwood
Kitchener
Weston
Islington
St Agatha
Hronte
Hespeler Georgetown
Hrampton
Fergus
Elmira
F McHugh
J. J. Farrell
Ignatius College
J. Noonan
P. J. Rodendistel
J. Mather
J. Newstead
A. S. Callaghan
Rackwood
D. Simpson
Ilesprier
John Gay
Acton Council
G. Gammon
Dwight Engels
The
Baptist and United Church
Joseph Morgan
Francis Morgan
Jack Denny
Steve Stohl
Monica
Ham
Ilton
John Cull
Vincent
Joseph
Morgan
Frank Morgan
Preston
Darjelling
Indias
Breheuf
Burlington
Anther
Roseanne II
St. Agatha
Ireland
England
Chicago
New York
Killarney
M. F P. Colohan
Pius X
Nephew Dies in Toronto Fire
A flash fire in a Toronto home last week claimed the lives of two 15 month old cousins Kathy Tumbrr and Davey McColgan. Both were rushed to hospital but died. Davey was the son of Ted MecColgan of Rexdale and his brother Tom lived at 4 Bard Lane.
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Toronto
Kathy Tumbrr
Davey McColgan
Davey
Ted MecColgan
Rexdale
Tom
Bard Lane
Dinner Guests at Yerra Cotta Inn Attended by Local Residents
Recent attendees included Mr and Mrs George C Hewson E E M Wodgins Dr and Mrs Bernard Rebenek Dr and Mrs K NecCauley Richard Enright Mr and Mrs Walter Evans Miss Margery Mackenzie Miss Mettie Lawson.
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Yerra Cotta Inn
George C. Hewson
E E M Wodgins
Bernard Rebenek
K. NecCauley
Richard Enright
Walter Evans
Margery Mackenzie
Mettie Lawson
Effects of Truck Strike on Local Industries
Local survey shows mixed impact from the trucking strike. SMITH & STONE report little effect as rail and own lines handle most shipping. PROVINCIAL notes no impact except Thorold plant facing a severe bottleneck. ALLIANCE and BURNS TRANSPORT describe minimal disruption and ongoing operations despite strike activity. CN EXPRESS reports higher bulk but smooth pickup delivery. drivers are railway nonoperators.
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Smith & Stone
Hurns and Taylor
Vanian
Thorold
Alliance
Burns
C.N. Express
Nien
Tteamsters
Burns Transport
Teamsters
Dutch Wedding Recorded For Holland Relatives
The ceremony for the Holland relatives was recorded at the bride’s request. The bride wore a long white gown with lace and orchids in her bouquet. Missas Ineka Dykubsara and Great Viikkema served as bridesmaids. Ushers were Harry and Paul Dykxhoorn. Ron Dykxhoorn drove the couple then and after. A reception followed at Oddfellow's Hall from five to six.
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D. C
Viikkema
Brida
Groan
Dalsias
Harry
Paul Dykxhoorn
Ron Dykxhoorn
Janet Redmond 86 Dies at Georgetown Nursing Home
Janet Redmond, long-time housekeeper to the late Dr H A McCullough, died June 6 at Georgetown Nursing Home Maine North aged 86. A native of Kirkintosd Scotland she lived in Canada years and came to this district with Dr McCullough. She was active in Knox Presbyterian Church Scotch Block Circle and the Woman's Missionary Society. Funeral conducted by Rev Norman Young and Rev Alex Calder at Knox Presbyterian Church with pallbearers K C Lindsay Donald Lindsay George Henderson Robert Latts Lauris Young and William Cromar. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery Georgetown.
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H. A. McCullough
Janet Redmond
Georgetown Nursing Home
Maine
North
Kirkintosd
Scotland
Canada
McCullough
Toronto
Earlesmere Farms
Knox Fresbytenan Church
Woman's Missionary Society
Stone School Farm Forum
Silver Wood Women's Institute
Edward Redmond
Norman Young
Alex Calder
Peterborough
Knox Presbyterian Church
K. C. Lindsay
Donald Lindsay
George Henderson
Robert Latts
Lauris Young
William Cromar
Buins
Greenwood Cemetery
Georgetown
Fragmentary crime note from 13 Princy Chasics Me slebement
Fragmentary OCR reads a 26 year old tether of remt tied to a charge involving a drum. The line mentions Crowel and Princy Chasics, unclear due to garbled text.
Local Residents Travel Notes From Area Visits
Mrs J Garrie Toresto visits with Mrs 5 B Great DA Main Street Miss Madrea Jones Por t brook West Bermuda vacationing with Mr and Mrs Bruce Westwood 11 Queen Streets. Mr and Mrs W Orr 4 Market Street return from ten week holiday in Europe and the British Isles. Dr and A McAllister return from London Ontario and Peck Michigan. Mr and Mrs Art Scott attend Ontario Automobile Dealers Association Convention at Sheraton Brock Hotel Niagara Falls. Mrs Dick Riddall 4 Ostrander Blyd and Mrs Claude Boyd 4 Kenneth Ave Erin visit Callander with sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs F Mathers. Guests with Mr and Mrs Steve Norrie 37 Mountainview Road include Mr and Mrs Jon Shaviin from Freau and Mr and Mrs Bill Fraser and niece Donna and Billy from Washington DC. Mrs Henry Isley Limehouse with Mr and Mrs John Holden Mr and Mrs Jack Sunnucia Colleen Pat Mr and Mrs Gordon Harley and Doug Georgetown attend Ley reunion at Pine Hills Garden north of Petersburg.
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Madrea Jones
Portbroke West
Bermuda
Bruce Westwood
W. Orr
Market Street
Europe
A. McAllister
London
Ontario
Peck
Michigan
United States
Art Scott
Niagare Falls
Ontario Automobile Dealers Association
Sheraton-Brock Hotel
Dick Riddall
Ostrander Blyd
Claude Boyd
Kenneth Ave. Erin
Callander
F. Mathers
Steve Norrie
Mountainview Road
Jon Shaviin
Fprieau
Bill Fraser
Donna
Billy
Washington, DC
Henry Isley
Limehouse
John Holden
Jack Sunnucia
Colleen
Pat
Gordon Harley
Doug
Georgetown
Lley
Pine Ialls Garden
Petersburg
Police Persecution Repeats In Slow Motion Trial
The report claims repeated police persecution with a $10 fee for speed bag infractions. It notes an April 25 charge tied to a request for clarity and cites Dr. Ugit denying the claim. It states a 32 mile per hour speed and radar claim with a backdated reading amid further investigations led by the council.
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Dr. Ugit
Was Sales Manager with Smith & Stone
Was Sales Manager with Smith & Stone. He had been a patient for two months. Son of the late George Ford, born at Teston in Woodbridge district. Family moved to Hamilton area. He joined Smith & Stone after serving as assistant manager in a Hamilton branch. Member of Credit Masonic Lodge, North Halton Golf and Country Club, and the Toronto Granite Club.
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George Ford
Teston
Woodbridge
Beryl Alark Penge
Hamilton
Smith & Beragisal
Ford
Credit Masonic Lodge
North Halton Golf and Country Club
Toronto
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