Oakville Branches Mourn Losses and Centennial Plans
The Oakville branch notes the deaths of Ted Rogers and Tom Dobbie with sympathy for both families. Geo Sargent leaves for the Liquor Control Board. Dave Bowman becomes steward. Oakville prepares for the centennial celebration with parade plans, replacements, buses, and a hopeful turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Rogers
Ted, Jr
Rogers
Tom Dobbie
Jim Dobbie
Tom
Geo. Sargent
Liquor Con Board
George
Dave Bowman
The
Legion
Dave
Murray Johnston Weds Joan Aitchiobi in Kingston Wedding
Murray Johnston and Joan Aitchiobi were married in a ceremony at Aitchison with bride wearing eyelet taffeta and pearls. The couple, after a reception at the Old Mill, departed for Bermuda and will reside in Kingston where Johnston is stationed with the army. Johnston is an R M C graduate and recent UBC engineering graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan‘ T “Aitchison
Aktion
Canunmss- Ba
Murray Caister Johnston
Edgar J.’ John ‘Ston
Vancouver
Rakastene
Batiste
R M.C
University of British Columbia
S S Ball Team Wins Third In Row On Rain Sat
S S ball team led by Gord King Bill Hillier and Scotty Patterson slugged 16 runs in five innings as Milton Legion struck back late but fell 20 to 18. Duke Coates and Frank Kasycki pitched for Milton while Scotty Patterson earned his second win for S S with Hank Chaplin behind the plate. Georgetown hosts Canadian Meters next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gord King
Bill Hillier
Scotty Patterson
Smith & Stone
Milton Legion
Legion
Milton
Georgetown
Duke Coates
Frank Kasycki
Fred Johnson
Hank Chaplin
Legion community notes and upcoming events in Stanley Park
Former steward Alwin McDonald remains at Sunnybrook, visitors encouraged and car access noted. Monthly meeting set for Thursday June 27, expected to be well attended and include a cash prize. Picnic planned for July 14 at Stanley Park, weather hoped to stay favorable. An amusing garden mix up tale is shared, and Henry Shepherd is mentioned as unwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alwin McDonald
Sunnybrook
Hospital
Alvin
Stanley Park
Murph
Legion
Charlie
Speaker Thomas Giffen addresses June meeting at St Johns United Church
Mrs Giffen spoke on Jesus social concerns and world transformation through temperance and peace. She cited 1956 liquor as a highway accident factor and Ontario's 1924 liquor spend, urging neighborly living as a path to world peace. Mrs Clarence Hayes chaired, devotional by Mrs A M Nielsen, midwife kit appeal for Korea and India, picnic planned for Cedarvale School June 26, tea by Mrs V McDonald, with Gordon Padfield singing In the Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Giffen
St. John’s United Church
Giffen
Jesus
Christ
Mraiffen
Ak Sensl
A. M. Nielsen
Korea
India
May Thompson
Cedarvale School
V. McDonald
Gordon Padfield
R. H Wright
Brampton Father Edward Harris Dies at 220 Main St N
Edward Harris died at his home in Brampton on Friday. He leaves his wife Edith Bolas and five children Cecil Edna, Leslie, Wilhadmine, and Audrey. Edna is Mrs Harvey King of St Catharines and Audrey is Mrs J D Daigle. Funeral held at McKillop Funeral Home Chapel with interment in Brampton Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Harris
Brampton
Aars
H. King
Main St. N
Georgetown
Harvey King
St. Catharines
Harris
Edith Bolas
Cecil
Edna
Leslie
Wilhadmine
Elliott Wardlaw
Audrey
J. D. Daigle
McKillop Funeral Home
Brampton Cemetery
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Oakville
Brock Chisholm
Admiral H. Pullen
Bill Card
RSM
Lorne Scots Regiment
Streetsville
Studebaker
Clapham Corner
Maple Ave
Walter T. Evans & Co
Triangle
Mill Street
Wes
ELGIN
CNR
Fuel Oil Service
Murray Johnston
Joan, Aitchiobi
Henrry Shepherd
Henry
APSCO
Chicago
Halton & Peel Trust & Savings ¢ Co
Halton and
EL Trust and Savings Company
Victor
Brampton Drive-In
Ft. Petticoat
Audie Murphy, Kath. Grant
Hell Cats
Nancy Davis
Ronald Regan
War On Land & Seal
Heaven
Hell
Robert Wagner
Terry Moore
Vic
John Lund, Wm. Bendix and
Keefe BraseHe
Ey Brunet
Ernie’s Radio
Milton Centennial
Centennial Headquarters
Milter
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