Frances Linton Valedictorian At Harrison Grade 8 Banquet
Frances Linton delivered the valedictory at Harrison Grade 8’s banquet, recounting eight grades completed and urging continued education. The event featured guest speakers, musical selections by the Grade 8 choir, and a reception with games and dancing led by Gordon Hollitt.
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Frances Linton
Harrison
Goade Bubt
Zorie
Alleses
Mr Hears
Anne Petersen
Jam Battle
Passenger Train to Hamilton to be Discontinued in July
Mond council learned the Canada National Railway will suspend the Al landale Hamilton line passenger service effective July 3 to save about 40 200 in operations based on an average daily ridership of 11 northbound and 7 southbound passengers. Alternate transport will be provided and express service will be maintained.
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Allandale
Hamilton
CNH
Mond
Hailway
CNR
Leadership forum reports and local institute meeting highlights
Mrs W Coulton represented Malton Federation of Agriculture at the Ontario Provincial Leadership Forum in February at the Guild Hall. Seventy delegates discussed readership democratic and autocratic systems communications and program planning in small groups before presenting findings. Entertainment accompanied group reports as Mrs G Bussell chaired the education session.
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W. Coulton
Malton Federation of Agriculture
Ontario
Guild Jonn
Yeve
Hornby Institute
C Ford
G Bussell
FP Merry
Talia A Brown
Death
Barbara Jacquith
Russell
Wil
J) McCarron
McCarren
D Downs
J) Wallace
Merry
Wrigglesworth
Legion Notes highlights summer meeting and memorial park plans
Legion notes report a short update from Dave Cappersall on council help for a new memorial park and benches. It mentions a summer meeting next Thursday, a lucky draw with two winners, and the annual prize event on Sunday afternoon June 2 with bus transport from town.
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Dave Cappersall
Diacuss
Grade 8 Niagara District tour highlights local sites
Te risan Public School grade 8 pupils toured the Niagara district on a daylong bus excursion. Stops included the Botanical Gardens Thon Hion the Sir Adam Beck power station No 2 the Thorold locks and Queenston Park where they rested and had lunch. Principal Harrison Harold Henry escorted with teachers Logan MacDonald and Miss Marian Scarlett. They returned home at 8 40 PM.
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Botanical Gardens
Thon Hion
Adam Beck
Thorold Locks
Uber
Queenston Park
Harrison
Harold Henry
Logan MacDonald
Marian Scarlett
Flowers Replace Cenotaph At Old Monument Corner
Town engineer Geoff Bligh says flowers will replace the cenotaph at Main and Guelph corner. Mr Uhch notes a garden will be cared for by town workers, but the whole corner may disappear in a road widening project announced Monday.
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Guelph
Geoff Bligh
Uhch
The future we study and plan for begins today
Chester O Fischer reflects on starting today to envision and plan the path ahead, emphasizing proactive preparation and forward thinking. The message frames strategic thinking as essential to shaping upcoming outcomes.
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Chester O| Fischer
Halton County selects teams for Ontario Field Day at Guelph
At Hornby Park Halton Junior Farmers held a sport day to pick teams for the Ontario Junior Farmer Field Day in Guelph on June 25. Malfon Junior Farmers won boys softball games Palermo and Norval led the action. Milton Palermo and Acton entered girls softball, with Marbara Higgar and June Davidson among the pitchers.
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Halton
Ontario Agricultural College
Guelph
Halton Junior Farmers
Hornby Park
Bill Marshall
Norval Juniors
Acton
Milton John
Wilbnol
Norval
Tull Richardson
Harold Watson
Palermo
Doar
Taylor
Milton
Acton Junior Institute
Marbara Higgar
June Davidson
Halton County
Glen Williams WLA Ladies Tour Toronto Day Trip
The Glen Williams United WLA ladies completed their second annual day trip to Toronto. They visited Casa Loma and Canadiana Hall of Provinces, prayed at Beth Tredec Synagogue, enjoyed meals at Town and Country Club, shopped, and walked James Gardens on the Humber River before returning home. Sir Charles Dickens died June 6 1870.
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Glen United
WLA
Toronto
Canada
Casa Loma
Hall of Provinces
Prom
Beth Tredec
Bathurst Sto
James Gardens
Humber Haver
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Shee Morton
Tee
Ingemar Johannsren
Lota
Floyd Patterson
George Ro Rustege Sebtesanager
Mtson's Brewery
Patter Ova
Teronta
Suerber
C.a
Elas
Marasehes
Ili
Donald
Stop Andrew's Church
Teasta
K Bornhold
Ko Richard
Geergre
Lesast
Wears
Merv Pears
Joyee Blenun
Vero Purvis
Mark Tiewels
Aypreridien
Henry
Merry Menagerie
By Walt Disnay
Ming
Tures
the Herald
Jay
Police Athletic Association
Highways Department
Parkers
Nain St
Lorne Scots
Hospital Association
Euinolds
Sdgquster
Delren Market
Club Midtown
Hornby
Roy Wilson
Harold Learmont
Hamilton General Hospital
By Jes Clark
Tegion
J Inglis
Glen Williams
I. Wolfe
Legion Hall
ASK
Georgetown
Barrager
Syd Silver Formal Rentals
Niagara District
Risan Public School
Niagara Distreet
Pfister
Halton Co-Op Supplies
Guelph Street
Wriangle
Old Monument Corner
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Georantown Herald
Farm News
Asone
Town & Country Club
Charles Dickens
Pop
Silver S Quality Shoe Department
Vaan Lipeying Fibehglags Pools
Albert Euteneier
OIL Heating Association
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