Acton School Pupils Back Arena Program Support
Robert Little school principal G W McKenzie won school board approval for pupil participation in an arena program via the Community Centre Committee. Pupils may write essays for publicity and pledge proceeds from various projects. The board approved using the auditorium for an upcoming Xenon meeting and noted a $113.20 donation to the Red Cross.
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G. W. McKenzie
Robert Little School
Acton
McKeivie
Cere Aa
Red Cross Society
Nassugaweya
Daughters of Knox Hold April Meeting and Tea Plans
Mrs Herb Price hosted the April gathering of the Daughters of Knox with Mrs Alla Holmes presiding over business and finalizing plans for a Daffodil Tea. Members toured Halton Manor and discussed baking problems and new family menus while sharing recipe exchanges.
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Daughters of Knox
Herb Price
Elmore Drive
Alla Holmes
Halton Manor
Radio TV Evaluation Creates Interest at Greenock Meeting
At the March Greenock Women’s Institute gathering hosted by Mrs. G. Wallace, members observed a two minute silence for late charter members and heard reports from the spring executive meeting. Activities included a focus on radio and TV evaluation, a baking contest plan for the District Annual, and a luncheon social hour.
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Greenock
Greenock Women’s Institute
Gye Wallice
R. McKeown
To Hemsley
G. Wallace
L. Tryssenaar
Ballinafad Seven Join Church At Easter Service
Seven individuals joined the Ballinafad church during Easter services as the junior choir led by Mrs. Beatson and the senior choir performed. The service highlighted new members Miss Louise Snow Mary Baker Mervin White Billy Smith Mr and Mrs David McAlinery.
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David McAlinery
Kate McKay
Rillen
Guelph General Hospital
Act Willets
Marielaight
Willets
Guelph Hospital
S. He Lindsay
Clifford Reid
Reid
Nispara
Patelhe
Toronto
Frank Wilson
Tom Gibson
Car crash injures four on Highway 25 near Speyside
Four people were treated for minor injuries after a car crashed into rails and rolled down an embankment on Highway 25 near Speyside early Thursday morning. The driver was identified as Michael Smith, 22, of Oakville. The 1986 model van was written off.
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Highway 25
Speyside
O Plp
Michael Smith
Oucen Mary Drive
Oakville
Minutes of 1893 WA of Acton United Church Pot Luck Supper
On March 22, 32 Ladies at the WA of Acton United Church enjoyed a pot luck supper. Mrs PD J Enpel played piano while Mrs Lambert led two card tests. Mrs Bessem won both. Members signed cards for Mrs G Simpson and Mrs S Tolmes on their 40th wedding anniversaries.
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Acton United Church
PD. J. Enpel
Vl Lambert
Bessem
G. Simpson
S. Tolmes
Sunday Services and Activities Schedule 1961
Sunday April 9 1961 morning worship at 11 with No Gods Before. 7 pm evening worship Spiritual Worship. 9:45 Sunday School. Monday 7:30 Baptist fellowship. Wednesday 7:30 Prayer and Bible Study. Friday 6:40 Explorers 6:00 Junior Choir.
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Senier
Junnier
Hugh Fel
Omitted Chamber News Items Delay Free Press
A chamber of news items was cut from this weeks Free Press due to space limits. The articles will run next week. Students are enjoying holidays this week.
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Chamber of News
Ituns
Driae
Stet
Scouts Rough Outdoors During Weekend Camp
Weekend camping trip amid heavy snow and low temperatures tested the Scouts endurance. Leaders Bruce Williamson and Neil Miller supervised as Joey Hapnett, David Ryder, Roger Lasloteear, Jimmie, Mike Mattocks and others tackled badge work, meals, and fire cooking before attending Easter services at St Alban's church.
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Page One
Faa
Wil Wamsery
Unitoris
Alt Ste Alban
Mathers
Bruce Williamson
Neil Miller
Max Hapnett
David Ryder
Roger Lasloteear
Jimmie
Experience as Warning: Lessons on What Not to Do
A reflective piece argues experience exposes dangers and limits. It stresses reasons to avoid certain actions and warns readers about consequences. The author emphasizes learning from past errors to prevent repeated harm.
Credit Fred Buringer With Plays' Success
Toronto Star critic Wendy Michener credits play director Reed Buringer for the cablc doubleheader by the University Alumnite Dramatic Club in Toronto. She notes the director’s strong work on The Sandbox and Blind Man's Bite, praising his clear vision and effective leadership.
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Reed Buringer
Toronto Star
Wendy Michener
Directo
Sophie Burin
Acton
Hupene Ionesco
Edward Albee
Cablc
Alumnite
Dramatic Club
Toronto
Ered Eucinges Gauther
Stratford
Bookkeeping Step Aids Calm Reading Discussions
A brief guide outlines a simple bookkeeping step to curb deriding favorite books and keep discussions constructive. It emphasizes neutral language and structured notes to prevent hostility during literary debates.
Rotary meeting shows colored slides with sound
At the Georpetone club Tuesday evening Eugene Green and Joho Ingle presented colored slides with taped sound effects. Ten prospective members were discussed for the club’s membership drive and officials plan outreach.
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Rotary
Acton Rotartins
Eugene Green
Joho Ingle O
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Liadies’ Aid
GC. Lb. Poole
Earl Masates
Engel
Evans
Simmons
He Burns
Alliston
MacAuley
H.W. Stokreel
Jaffrey St
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Ontario
Dwight Engel
George Elliott
Presbyterian Church IN
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KA. Hansen
Chrishan Reformed Church
J. Natma
Queen St. Box
Phorse
Ocapril
Church of Ye
Pollock and
Campbell
Water St
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Galt Telephone
Caroline Nurseries Garden Centre
Highway 7
Sigte
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Georgetown
Sau Po
DRY Cleaners
Mill St. W
Fred Buringer
Sisman
Kaufman
Rae Ae
Wanes
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Hill Pendleton
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