Arnprior & McNab/Braeside Archives

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Thurs- day eveningof nextweek. Dele- gates from: Vivianlodge,Arnprior, are. ‘Messrs. Ni loble(Armstrong and ening -Ont., announces the be entered from. ‘been. |AmpriorTennis. Club Selects Its 1933 Executive R. LL. Guselle Re-Elected President and Outlines Suggestions About Improvements

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REPORT FOR S.S. Ne. 5, PAKENHAM. { Historic Whispers preeaeererere! (Under this heading The ‘Chronicle will publish during — succeeding weeks a number of reminiscences of life and events in Arnprior in. the fifties, sixties and seventies. They are reprinted exactly as. they appeared in The

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Volume Sixty jUtiprwr ARNPRIOR, ONT., THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1939 Number Seventeen Across Chats Lake Almost 79 Years Ago Now On Display To Public Grace-St.Andrew’sCall Rev. D. H. Woodhouse Dr. J. H. Box Elected President Hockey Club �Page Two THE

THE ARNPRIOR CHRONICLE SEVENTY-FIRST YEAR^-No. 17 THE ARNPRIOR CHRQNKXE. THURSDAY, APRIL 2T01. 1350 COO PER YEAR IN ADVANCS Reports Encouraging At Annual Meeting of A. and D. HosDital Mississippi Fish and Game Addressed by J. M. Main Association at Banquet Annual Meeting Pakenham I.O.O.F Officers

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. . Correspondence solicited. . Insurance Agent ARNPRIOR"’’ DISTRIBUTOR ’ Meeting of Presbytery CARD OF THANKS LUflBER FOR SALE. FRANK SPARROW •. on Saturday, ind Mrs., Oliver J. R. TIERNEY, C.P.R. Ticket Agent, Araprior, The regularly quarter session ( Renfrew was- field in Si