Wedding Dress Details Highlight Norval Nuptials
The bride wore a rounded neckline gown with Seert sleeves and a small train paired with a Carl necklace and bouquet of white roses. Her sister Louise was matron of honor in turquoise, with Gwen Webb as a bridesmaid in coral. the ceremony featured a double ring. Guests and guards of honor from Norval and surrounding towns attended the reception.
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Carl
Louise
Harry Lowther
Ortega Oan Gee
Gwen Webb
Armother — Brither
Téman Reed
Tribute to the late Dar Rogers from Georgetown reader
Georgetown Ontario June 9 1957 a reader writes bearing tribute to the late Mr Rogers a neighbour and friend who helped with council efforts to fix Nevel crossing on Highway 7 noting his willingness to assist and expressing sympathy to his family while recalling his cooperation on a 1956 visit from Stewarttown to Milton to attend a council meeting and hoping for divine reward for his service.
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Bear
Rogers
Hima
Stewarttown
Milton
Nevel
Qaighway
Limehouse Women’s Institute June Meeting Reports
Members of Limehouse Women’s Institute met in Memorial Hall for the June gathering led by convener Mrs H Brown. Roll call asked for a Canadian mineral and location, with current events by Mrs Sam Gisby and reports on the Halton TB Health association Uwafaigar meeting and Retarded Children association Mil tem gathering. Delegates to the District Annual at Ballinafad also reported, and Mrs Frank Brown summarized the officers conference at Guelph before tea hosted by the social committee.
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Limehouse Women's Institute
Memorial Hall
H. Brown
Agriculture
Canadian Indust Tes
Sam Gisby
Halton TB & Health Association
Uwafaigar
Retarded Children Association
Miltem
Ballinafad
Frank Brown
Guelph
Lions Club Implements New Location And Circus Plans
The Lions Club held its first meeting at the new Legions Hall on Tuesday June 11 with a dinner meeting. Growth forced relocation from the McGibbon House last month. Clarence Heslop announced final plans for Garden Bros Circus to be held Thursday afternoon and evening. A peanut sale blitz netted 455.25. Dick Riddall announced peanut day in town for Saturday June 29. Peterborough decided the 1958 convention would be in North Bay. Next Lions meeting June 25 will be the last for the fiscal year and is Ladies Night.
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Lions Club of
Legion Hall
McGibbon House
Clarence Heslop
Garden Bros. Circus
Lions
Dick Riddall
Peter- Sarfta
Pamde
Nopwood
Peterborough
North Bay
Golf Club Sports Day for Life Underwriters
Members from across Ontario gathered at North Halton Golf & Country Club for a luncheon and sports day. Nopman Greensides of Newmarket won first prize a stapler while Joe Racine of Brampton took second with a wallet. Harold Long of Brampton and Vince Casey of Aurora won horseshoes prizes. Local underwriters committee members included Jack Armstrong Jack Runham Don Laird Harv Lee and Jack Gudgeon.
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Ontario
North Halton Golf & Country Club
Nopman Greensides
Newmarket
Joe Racine
Brampton
Harold Long
Vince Casey
Aurora
Jack Armstrong
Jack Runham
Don Laird
Harv Lee
Jack Gudgeon
Wool Combing Closing In Acton Industry
The Acton industrial scene suffers a blow as Wool Combing Corporation of Canada announces permanent closure. The Canadian Woollen and Knit Goods Manufacturers Association cites lower wage rates abroad as the reason, with raw wool to be combed in Britain and shipped for sale at lower cost.
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Acton
Milton OPP Officer Shot Averting Holdup
Milton Ontario police officer was shot while pursuing a suspected holdup after awakening to horses near the Milton branch of Simpson Sears Ltd. Rupert, living with his family, heard noises and investigated. He fired warning shots and chased two men, catching them before they escaped down a nearby lane.
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Sewac
Rupert
Milton
Simpson-Sears Ltd
Lane
Sred
Cst
Grazil tale of struggle ends in abrupt misshapen moment
Grafted from fragmented OCR text, a struggle scene shows a man grappling with others, a revolver knocked from his hand, and an abrupt interruption involving a Mrs. Rupert rushing in. The readable fragment lacks clear names, places, or a definite outcome.
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Rupert
Dov
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Archdeein and
MOLOY
Wesleyan Street
ST. George's Anglican Church
Catharine Palmer
F.R.C.O
Holy Trinity Church
Toronto
Gordon Jeffrey
The
Canadian College of Organists
Hothneg
John R. Barber
RCE
Jom & Barr Grassnem Renee
Featuring
Canada
Main St
Pars
Dar. Rogers
Georgetown
G. Graham
Golf Club Sports Day For Life Underwriters
Cohoe
Son
Riddall
Ostrander Blvd
Nvestor
Ures, Greecas
MAIN
Mother Parker
U.S
Valencia
Wattee Wille
Pittsbergh. Paints
Ernie
Mal St
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