Acton Lacrosse Reinvents Team as Rams for This Season
After months of talks Acton launches a rebuilt lacrosse program under new executive sponsors and players. The Acton Rams replace the old club with local and nearby talent joining Live in Acton players plus newcomers from Georgetown Huntsville and Owen Sound. Training begins soon as council approves an agreement with the local club.
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Lacrosse
Acton
B-Hives
Acton Rams
Sam Brunelle
Harald Dedels
Georgetown
Joe Gerrie
Milt Burrows
Larry Taillefer
Fred Kentner
John Krapek
Amie Hazel
Johnny Brunski
Paul, Landoni
Bill South
Norm Young
Quinn
Tom Howell
Fergus Mative
Ron Landoni
Fergus Thistles
Fergus
Owen Sound
Huntsville
Harold Dedels
Station
Dominion Hotels
Rams
lActon Rams
Sid Eisen
Marc Laferriere
Mike Bennett
Bill Churchill
Council
O.L.A
Streetsville
Glen Williams
Junior Beaumont
Doug Townsend
Johnny Haines
Bill Louth
Norval
Fashions in Food and Home Tips for the Modern Homemaker
An old style feature outlines current kitchen trends and dress ideas. It covers casseroles salads canned soups and new desserts including tortoni and tart crusts. It also offers a tip section and a recipe for a biscuit tortoni macaroons bombe with almond flavoring and cherries.
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Acton Area Hints at Spring Work and Community Events
The issue notes maple syrup in progress as warm weather returns. Ontario legislator T A Blakelock to open afternoon debate. A large gathering in Acton congratulates Miss Jean Cree and Mr Bruce Leitch on their forthcoming marriage. Acton Fall Fair forms Jersey Calf Club and Home Gardens and Can ning Club. Midget Hockey League season ends with banquet and Paterson trophy to Parkview. E E Bar rceives cup for his team. Also notices marriages and obituaries for Leitch Cree, Stuckey, and Duffy.
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T. A. Blakelock
Halton County
Ontario
Bannockburn Women’s Institute
Annie Cree
Jean Cree
Bruce Leitch
Women’s Institute
Acton
Legion Club
Patterson
Parkview
E. E. Barr
Canada precedence table places Prime Minister after Governor General
The table of precedence lists the Prime Minister as ranking immediately after the Governor General who administers the government, establishing the Prime Minister as next in line in formal hierarchy.
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Canada
Acton community events spark 1903 season
The Acton Public School hires Kate Kennedy as substitute from Easter to midsummer at $70. Glasgow House hosts a millinery showcase with Miss Gray. Elora banker J F Mutrie now serves as teller at Merchants Bank. Acton Golf Club forms for 1903 with John A. McGrail as honorary president and Rev H A MacPherson as chaplain. Acton Women's Institute begins new branch with a meeting planned at Mill's Hall.
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Acton Public School
Kate Kennedy
Glasgow House
Miss Gray
J. F. Mutrie
Elora
Merchants Bank
Berry
Markdale
Acton Golf Club
John A. McGrail
A. H. Devitt
H. P Moore
H. A. MacPherson
John Lawson
Treas
W. Stark
Qrail
S. Smith
MacPherson
Havill
H. S. Holmes
A Secord
S. Francis
McGrail
Devitt
Greens
A. J. MacKinnon
H.S. Holmes
G. Hayward
Frank Moore
Roy McIntosh
Meda Nelson
Acton Women’s Institute
Mill's Hall
H. P. Moore
T. E. M. Secord
TB Still Kills 3400 Yearly in Canada Warns Group
In a Canada Tuberculosis Association note the long held claim of progress is balanced by sobering figures. More than 3400 deaths last year and about 30,000 Canadians ill and unable to work at any moment underline ongoing burden. Free X ray efforts show local progress but cannot obscure the disease’s continuing toll.
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Canada
Canadian
By law eyed to curb indiscriminate kissing at institute
Dr. Vardon, Medical Officer of Galt, announced plans to have a by law passed to stop indiscriminate kissing. Roads dried up unusually and have been in good condition the first of April.
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Vardon
Galt
Tuberculosis Burden in Canada Reflects Ongoing Fight
About 16 000 in sanatoria in January reflect TB impact on patients and families. Early diagnosis and new treatments reduce deaths, but TB remains the leading killer of ages 15 to 45. Death rate has halved in ten years. new cases must fall to match declines.
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Jeny
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Sarah Jane Jean Cree
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Knox Church
Died Stuckey
Willow Street
William John Stuckey
Elizabeth Hills
Duffy
William Duval
Victoria Avenue
Catherine Duffy
T.B
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