Remembrance Service Held in Glen Williams Cemetery
The fourth annual remembrance service took place in Glen Williams Cemetery on Sunday at 2:30 pm. Chairman Robert McMaster and secretary-treasurer Mrs. Vern Kirby led the event, with about 250 in attendance. Clergy Rev G Lockhart Royal Rev J Rathbone presided as local Scouts and bandsmen provided hymns and solos. The cemetery board accepted a one acre land donation from Sheridan Nursery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Williams
Robert McMaster
Vern Kirby
Harold C. McClure
G. Lockhart Royal
J. Rathbone
Srout
Glen
Cabs
Jesus
Don Hancock
Martin
Billy Wheeler
Jack Thompson
Sheridan Nursery
Hospital Staff Social at Milton Private Hospital Outdoor Barbecue
Milton private hospital staff and spouses enjoyed an outdoor barbecue hosted by Mr and Mrs Robert Ross on June 1 with Sonny Hall as chef. Prizes were awarded, kitchen social and games followed. Mrs Fred Bennett hosted a stork shower for Mrs Sonny Hall. Barbara Durnan Betty Hall and Kay Bain won bridge. Trafalgar township completed a creek bridge at Hornby Community Park. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Bradley and Mr and Mrs Robinson on June 21 and 20 anniversaries. Sonny Hall welcomed a son born June 11 at Oakville Trafalgar Hospital. Open house for wedding gifts hosted by Mrs Lloyd May. Dinner at Hornby United School picnic. Sun day School pins awarded to several children with multiple race winners listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Private Hospital
Robert Ross
Sonny Hall
Fred Bennett
Barbara Durnan
Betty Hall
Kay Bainbridge
Betty
Trafalgar Township
Hornby
Wm. Bradley
Wm. Robinson
Oakville Trafalgar Hospital
Airs
Lloyd May
Joy May
Ralph Ford
Tom Bousfield
David Neelands
David Simpson
Sandra Simpson
Darlene Leslie
Paul Thompson
Bobby Robson
Jeanette Parton
Korrie Sue Learmont
John Simpson
Larry Plom
Carold Neelands
Diane Wrigglesworth
Lorne Sampson
Ross Sinclair
Hazel Reid
Carol Nee
Brownie day celebrates with flowers and a nature hunt
A Brownie gathering from 218 possible attendees drew 200 participants at Chapel Street School and Main South to Church Street, with packs named by flowers. They sang, played, and held a nature hunt, ending in a pow wow and skits under leadership of Brown Owls and Tawny Owls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel ‘Street
Main South
Church Street
Charles Street
Norman Marchment
Jim Goodlet
Roy Bradley
Doug Sargent
Ivan Leslie
Sheldon Lawr
Jack Meades
Bruce Harley
Lillian Wolfe
Ed. Faris
Doris Silk
Vern McCumber
R. C. J. Hogan
Bill Hughes
A. Hunsdale
Glen Williams
Guelph Rimemen Visit Georgetown Revolver Club
Six members of the Guelph revolver club executive visited the Limehouse clubhouse of the Georgetown revolver club for their June meeting. The visit started a series of inter club relations and competitions. Guelph members were invited to a corn roast planned by the local club for July 19th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guelph Revolver Club
Limehouse
Georgetown Revolver Club
Guelph
Local Picnic Winners and Community Notices At Hornby
The piece lists winners of a three legged race and wheelbarrow race at a Lowville picnic staged by Hornby volunteers. It notes prizes won by Arthur Death Cliff Wrigglesworth Bertha Grexton and others. It also covers christenings weddings showers and a high school basketball game score 11 10 and a rain postponement. It ends with birthday greetings for Edward Robertson and a note about over 100 attendees despite cool wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Robson
Arthur Death
Cliff Wrigglesworth
Bertha Grexton
Larry Plom
Betty
Diane Wrigglesworth
Myra Marchment
Barbara Jane Brown
Lowville
Hornby Boys
Scott Douglas Leslie
Doug Leslie
Hornby United Church
Clifford G. Brown
James Sidney Tallyn
W. Tallyn
Mary
John Bradley
Edward Robertson
Friday Thirteenth Unlucky For Motorists In City Collision
A 1955 Ford driven by Elmer Hill and a 1955 Chev pickup driven by Mrs Wilma Kazamier collided Friday June 13 at Queen and McNab streets around 1 10 p.m. Kazamier was taking a driving test with district tester Art Scott aboard. about $100 damage reported. Cpl. Jim Billborrow investigated. Boys’ Band performed hymns at the service afterward. Also notes: field day at Ontario Agricultural College drew 500 attendees. livestock judging winners listed. Wedding invitations advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Hill
McNab St
Wilma Kazamier
Glen Williams
Queen and
McNab Streets
Kazamier
Art Scott
Maple Ave. W
Jim Billborrow
Anglicans Hold Annual Picnic at Halton Community Park
St George's Anglican church families gathered at Halton Community Park in Lowville for their Sunday picnic on June 15. More than two hundred attendees traveled by car, with Boys' Band members ferried by Georgetown Transportation. The W A and Daughters of St George's supplied supper, and Rev Kenneth Richardson led the service as Grant Caseley read the lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George’s Anglican
Halton Community Park
Lowville
Georgetown
W.A
Daughters of
St. George's
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Glen Williams Cemetery
Hutch's
Toronto
Dany
Kitchener
Stratford
London
Silvercreek Corners
Brottkin. Park
Ontario
DAIRY
Clover Valley
IGA Choice
Texas
Sunkist
Birdseye Peas
Tablerite
AH. Perrott
Farm News
OAC
J. E.W
Halton
Peel
Ont. Agricultural College
The
Ontario Agricultural College
James David
Brampton
Joe Drake
T. J. Brownridge
Jersey
J. A. McDonald
Terra Cotta
Leonard Davies
Robin Reed
FIAT
Kallbeek Motors
Norval
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