Oldest Brampton Lady Dies at Age 103
Brampton records say Wre William Woodil aged 103 died June 15. Born Ann Fleming in Vaub an Township she farmed with her husband until 1023 on the Malton Airport road and lived in Brampton for decades. She was connected to Mr. and Mrs. George Ward of 7 Draper Street and leaves eight children eighteen grandchildren and sixteen great grandchildren.
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Brampton
Wre William Woodil
Ann Fleming
Vauban
Malton Airport
George Ward
Draper Street
Woodhill
Differences At County Building Plan Voted At Special Meeting
County Council resolved to proceed with the new Administration Building as planned with a change removing a proposed partition. The economy drive will cut kitchen furnishings and other costs, saving about $3 300 by eliminating certain improvements.
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County Council
Wisndy
County Council Briefs Report On Hunting and Finance
County Council refused to permit a drier hunting season despite Burlington approving a hunt north of highway No 5. Over the counter debentures will be issued in August and 116000 in county failures will be offered locally. A grant of 4300 was authorized for the North Halton Association for Retarded Children new school at Hornby. The building should be completed by July, with a $1.50 per q. building charge noted.
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Pe. Quack
Robin Ord
Ann Marie Quanbury
Vicky Lay
Charlie Crimes
Chidren
Mrs. Lay
Wiepes
Burlington
Highway No. 5
County Culture Committee
County Council
Reeve C. A. Martin
Milton
North Halton
Hornbyr
Anniversary Celebration for Vannatter at Dominion Seed House
Dominion Seed House staff hosted a surprise afternoon party for Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Vannatter to mark their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. The couple received a corsage, a cake, coffee, and a framed record of their wedding and life events, plus a fifty dollar gift toward their library reading. The couple wed at Glen Williams United Church twenty-five years earlier.
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Dominion Seed House
P. L. Vannatter
Glen Williams United Church
Car Crashes Into Trees on Church Street
A late model car driven by Marion Dean Paynter of Arietta Street Georgetown struck a maple on Church Street Ac ton causing about $1000 in damage. Paynter was uninjured. Constable Mervin Starness investigated the Sunday crash as the car moved east and collided with two trees.
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Church Street
Acton
Marion Dean Paynter
Arietta Street
Georgetown
Mervin Starness
Church St
Halton LOL Holds Church Parade and Chisholm Reunion
The Halton County LOL paraded from Sun line Trafalgar to St Stephen's Anglican Church for an 11 a.m. service led by Rev J E Maxwell with Mr Norman Fryer as chaplain. Attendance included lodge representatives across the county. Frank Chisholm and Donald Chisholm attended Gloria Quinn and John Fouracre’s wedding in Mimico. William Chisholm served as best man. The Churchill Church congregation held an annual please at Hornby Community Park, and the Chisholm reunion occurred at Hornby Park Sunday.
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Halton County
Trafalgar
St. Stephen's Anglican Church
Milton Girl
J. E. Maxwell
Norman Fryer
Acton
Iesson
Frank
Chisholm
Donald
William Chisholm
Gloria Quinn
John Fouracre
Mimico
Churchill Church
Halton
Hornby
North Trafalgar shower honors Joyce Summit bride elect
Over fifty women from Toronto HiNsburgh Guelph and nearby attend a miscellaneous shower at North Trafalgar Community Centre for Joyce Summit future bride of Grant Royce. Gifts cards lunch and thanks mark a festive evening with best wishes and a 40 day time. Also local sports results and birthday greetings are noted.
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North Trafalgar
Joyce Summit
Grant Royce
Arthur Plant
John Russell
Joyce
Industry and Hospital Survive Blackout in Georgetown
A severe electric storm blanked Georgetown’s power, with only Smith and Stone and the hospital remaining lit. Hydro Superintendent Gerry McCallum notes possible standby plants but doubts others exist and stresses the hospital’s urgent need for reliable power.
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Georgetown
Smith
Hardtop Planned for Tenth Line Road in 1963
Work on the old paper mill road prompts curiosity as County Engineer Rey Smith says the route is being widened to 64 feet with grading and granular base. Next year it will be paved across Concession 10 and along the 10th Line.
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Rey Smith
Local Fall Fair Dates Highlight Esquesing Agricultural Society
The Esquesing Agricultural Society announces its Fall Poly on September 21 22 1982 with the local fair described as bigger and better than ever. Read as a community notice emphasizing registration and upcoming events for the fair.
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Book of Knowledge
Agricultural Society
Social and Personal Notes From Guelph Street Area
Holiday visits and family gatherings fill a Detroit week as residents and friends from Guelph Street and beyond share travel stories. Families from Halifax Oshawa Peterborough and Bermuda visit. a baptism at St George's marks a joyful Sunday. local gatherings include a tenth wedding anniversary and a Georgetown buffet.
Gowland Pupils Win Piano Honors At Conservatory
Seven pupils of Airs Bernice Gowland ATCM received first class honours in mid summer exams at the Royal Conservatory of Music in Toronto. Successful Grade eight pianists included Kenneth Bell Diane McKane and Joan MacDonald. Elizabeth Clark earned Grade four, Marlene Callon Grade two and John Page Grade one. Lynn Pantry and Joan MacDonald passed theory papers in Grades one and two. Mrs Gowland is organist and choir leader at Knox Presbyterian Church.
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Bernice Gowland
At.c.m
Royal Conservatory of Mulate
Toronto
Kenneth Bell
Dianne MecKane
Joan Mac. Donald
Elizabeth Clark
Marlene Callon
John Page
Lynn Pantry
Joan Mac
Donald
Gowland
Knox Presbyterian Church
Dust Nuisance Call Misrouted To Beer Store
An Ewing Street resident sought help for a dust problem and called IN 7-2601. The foreman offered to help but asked how many cases, prompting the caller to learn she had misdialed TR 7-2961, the Brewers Retail Store.
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Ewing Street
Ewing St
Pinegrove Couple Celebrates 25th Wedding Anniversary
A gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Spencer Wilson in Norval on Saturday June 5th marked the 25th wedding anniversary of the couple. John Wilson and Yeanla Wilson hosted at the door and guest book while relatives served tea and refreshments. Music was provided for afternoon and evening guests including family members Alan Harrop Frank Wilson Mac Hyatt William Bralm Jon Helm Marilyn Wilson Joas Harrop Rea Van Arkell Joy Wilson Lynds Leslie Mary Hyatt and others were unable to attend.
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Spencer Wilson
Norval
Pinegrove
John
Alan Harrop
Frank Wilson
Mac Hyatt
William Bralm
Jon Helm
Marilyn Wison
Joas Harrop
Rea van Arkell
Joy Wilson
Hugh Yeslie
Lynda
Mary Lyn Hyatt
Lynds Leslie
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Omagh
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Anne Bradley
John Bradley
Millon’ District Hospital
Gordon Brigden
Floyd Brigden
Mary and
Barbaras
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Detroit
Cuesis
Juvans
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Paul Rackham
David
Paul
Halifax
Thomas Hush
Charles Street
Jim
Rush
Peterborough
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Emmanuel Lorussa
Victoria’ S Street
Albert Oakey
Marie White
Marie
Oshawa
Wilfrid Valois
Hearnpayne
A .I. Feller
Fynery Street
Wren
England
Mr. Herrington
Varis
Herrington
Gloria Rain
Clarence Main
HAL 2
California
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Los Angeles
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Darrell Maurice Lemat
Vince Westwood
Dianne Hallock
Queen Street
John McMulkin
St. George's Anglian Church
Madree Jones
Pembroke West
Bermuda
John Westwood
Glennwright Hillock
Ed Duncan
Robbie
Sikey Creek
Irwin Noble
Noble
Charles Henderson
Caribou Hd
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Sian Yinley
Percy Saxe
Wilfsid Yord
Willis McNally
Walter HieHn
Dean Wingrove
Prank Penson
John Cardsro
Renton
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Sgt
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Bill
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Dom DL PC
Serer
Ste RO
Yeanla
Iron
Norma Wilson
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