Personal notes from Actoniar visiting Ourell Town Pointe end
Local notes recount a weekend of family visits and hospital updates. Mr. Hilton Elliott and Mr. C. G. Elliott spent the weekend in Comber with relatives. Mrs. Melvin McCullough left Guelph General Hospital after surgery. Knox church ladies chartered a bus to Galt for a synodical meeting. Mrs. Poole recuperates at her sister’s Toronto home. Various social visits, hospital stays, and events across Guelph, Toronto, Owen Sound, and Kingston are listed, alongside greetings from friends and several anniversaries and gatherings.
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Actoniar
Ourell Town Pointe
Acton Homes
Hilton Elliott
C. G. Elliott
Comber
Guelph
C. L. Poole
Mra_Adamy
Constance St
Toronto
Mane Lambert
Guelph General Hospital
Tuckerfield
John Court
St Joseph's Hospital
Lucy Weatherstan
Eriends
Areeral Ti
Ang Yanoees
J. ‘A. VanFleet
Guelph Hospital
Park Ave
Lakeside
Knox Church
Harold Bellamy
Stayner
John Precious
Jean Lasby
Laura ‘Scott
Kitchener
William Cochrane
Violet Smith
Wilfred McDonald
Bettyn Lowrie
District Governor Urges Lions To Expand Community Outlook
District Governor Graydon Clipperton urged the Acton Lions to broaden their outlook and visit other clubs to strengthen their example. He spoke at the regular club dinner meeting, praising local activities and stressing Lions responsibilities while noting attendance at the International convention and engagement with regional events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graydon Clipperton
Acton Lions
Theo Horners
Itoas
Lions
Hite Poxvernor
Long South Exchange Prograhe Club
France
West Voth
Laon Giayadan
Chit
Welloni
Moore
Lion Chiet
Panier Vicristan
School board agrees to admit Nassagaweya pupils to local program
Trustees signed an agreement to admit seventh and eighth graders from Nassagaweya Brookville to Home Economica and Manual Training programs. Helen Farrell eyed reduced duties at Milton with three fifths time at Robert Little school next term. Doug Widdis resignation noted and replacement urged due to illness. Meeting lasted about 40 minutes with farewell to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public School “Board
Nassagaweya Brookville School
Dans
Gprookune
Helen “Farrell
Milton
Acton
Farrell
Robert Little
Miv Widdle
Doug
Acton Auxiliary Plans Rummage Sale and Fund Drive
The Acton Auxiliary for Retarded Children met at Mrs. C Andersons home on April 4. President Mrs. N Price urged continued rummage material collection and listed collection points. The group plans to place boxes in IGA and A B supermarkets to collect tapes for Sunshine School at Hornby. Officers were reappointed and a North Hatton budget of 20000 with 8000 from donations was noted. The next meeting is May 2 at Mrs Nuzums.
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Acton
C. Anderson
Sunshine School
Hornby
N. Price
R. Sterritt
P. Dunham
North” Hatton
J. Buckman
Final United Church Holy Week services conclude
Rev Gordon Hunter of Toronto preached during the last service of the Holy Week series at the United Church. Anglicans, United, Pentecostal, Presbyterian and Christian Reform groups attended in prearranged blocs on Sunday Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Georges Musselle led a song service before the Sunday service and Rev S Phonan led Tuesday’s events. Strong winds last week caused some damage to a store sign.
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Toolpht
United Church
Anglican Church
Unitead
Pentecostal
Presbyterian
Christian
Gordon Hunter
Toronto
Georges Musselle
Few Officers Change At Acton Institute
The Acton Institute's leadership saw limited turnover with several roles retained. A note on recent activities mentions changes under President Min Maplessen and ongoing compliance efforts.
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Acton Institute
Clearing Auction of Farm Implements and Two Motor Cars
Estate of William Anthony II held near Acton on Wednesday April 24 at 1:30 PM. Auction lists a 1958 Pontiac sedan, 1948 Pontiac two hour sedan, Ford tractor hydraulic, mower, harvest gear, grain equipment, various farm tools, scrap and a large assortment of items. Terms cash with no reserve. sale to settle estate. Elliott & Holmes Acton firm.
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William Anthony II
No. 7
Suh
Esquesing
Acton
Pontiac
Ford
Dearborn
McCormick Deering
Deering
Teco T Horse
Public Auction on Erin Farm Cattle Sale This Saturday
The undersigned follow Victor C. Harding to sell by public auction at his Erin Farm three miles north of Acton on Saturday April 20 at 1 30. The sale lists cattle including a Red Durham cow fresh eight weeks and three Durham heifers with details incomplete.
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Victor C. Harding
Erin
Acton
Filphiway
Durham
Farm sale listing vast livestock and Implements auctioned
A lengthy sale notice details livestock including 9 Durham steers and several heifers, Holstein calf, York sows with piglets, and hogs ready to wean. Hay and grain, implements from Minneapolis-Moline tractors to McCormick machinery, furniture, tools, and a Dodge pickup are offered. Cash terms, sale conducted by Elliott & Holmes Autooneers in Milton Acton. Spring TV hockey games noted.
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Durham
York
Minnecapolis
Moline
Minneapolis
Cockshutt
New
McCormick Deering
Colony House
Guelph
Elliott
Halton Reading Association Names President Accepts Charter
Halton Reading Association elected Mrs Phyllis Cartwright of Burlington as incoming president and accepted a charter from Mrs FE Presse of Milton. The event at Williams Avenue High School included address welcomes from Wes Clow and J Caldwell. About 4 000 teachers from Canada and the United States expected at the International Convention in Miami in May.
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Sity
York
J. McInnis
Halton
Williams Avenue
Ee K. Y. Dick
Milton District
J. Caldwell
Acton
C. Bell
Trafalgar
Phyllis, Cartwright
Burlington
FE. Presse
Milton
Cartwright
Miami
Florida
Canada
United States
Campbellville School To Become Fifth Grade Unit
Campbellville undergoes a reorganization to form a junior school by September. Grades seven and eight move to Brookville, leaving Campbellville for grades one to six. The township board also contracts Economy Paving for Brookville yard paving and maintains home economics and manual training at Acton Public School. The note adds a wary remark about the timing of the next federal election and party spending.
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Campbellville
Brookville
Nassagaweyay Township
Bourdais
Economy Paving Company of
Hamilton
Acton
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Chas. McDougall
Darwin’ Cripps
Mr. Cripps
Melvin McCullough
Mrs. R. Brown
Owen Sound
Cathy
Barbara Brown
Jack Frank
Reginald Morrow
Danie
Nut Mountain
Sask
Mroo
Ma Darwin Cropp
Aneher
Aloe Knight
Toraunia
Man Grachow
Agim Dutra High School
Harbord Collegiate
The
Onion
Charles Brook
Pittsurg
Marguerite Taylor
M. Symon
Jack Lambert
Toronto General
Robert Watson
Charles Watson
Parkview
Brookville Hall
Lion David Hunter
Dinah
Erne Marks
Ernie
Lion Murray Harthen
Lion Chief
Dixie
Henry de Vries
Moehawk
Clarence Roggnvaldson
John
Weldon
Ontario
New York State
Merle Baker
Wells Lion Eek Thame
Galvilty
Dion Jin Snow
Ua AD Dort Etitgehectnor
Widdly
G. W. McKenzie
Ilneus
Widdis
Prese
Rev. Hunter
Samne Down
Tow
Acton Weomen
Bastitire
Maujotie
Min Maplessen
Pavang Tees
Tuesaay Cnight
Etebiabon API
Mall
Wilber
Tollower
Ir Ieee
Wovertus
Hotchen
Cross
Hotchen’s Bakery
William Kirby
Glen Williams
Frank Petch
Brampton
oLad Wuat
Piaa
Hinton
Floris Department
Graves Church
Attithadloweeaths
Ak Cossapes
Dales
Agamiptoy
Florist Department
TV Witewsi
Halton Reading Association
McInnis
Wes. Clow
Mion
Robert R
Hamilton Optometrist
Sales — Service
Wiltom Pars
Freah
Arizona
Arnla
Stokley’s
Stokely
Stuart House
Weston
Deven Brand
Hte
Libby
McLaren
van Kirk
Queensway
Tom
Flan
Pegaf
Gray Dens S Biscuits
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