Acton Youth Activities and Local News Snapshot
Children enjoy roller skies ropes and hockey sticks as crocuses signal spring. Pupils distribute arena proposal pamphlets door to floor while an artist sketch of the proposed arena is shown at the Bank of Montreal window. Acton police report no further forged debit attempts after last week. Soccer practice fills YMCA gym as outdoor season nears. Acton Netscontiie ingatel workers near Lee Surface section closing. Scouts take door to door orders for name tags with money collected. Town adds a new front end loader, praised by officials. Hatton County Liberal Association president models a conservative jacket at the Carver Society fashion show. A large transport truck blocks the highway near sche bridge causing a brief traffic tie-up.
Birthday gathering marks Mrs Galbraith celebration
Mrs James Galbraith of Paler Mo celebrated her birthday with a family party at Ledger Lea farm hosted by daughter Mrs James Ledger. Attendees included Miss Helen Allan and a friend, Mikes Rose, and relatives from Ottawa Toronto Kitchener Acton and Torontoshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Galbraith
Palermo
James Ledger
Ledger-Lea Farm
Helen Allan
Mikes Rose
Marie Seaman
Toronto
Miami
Florida
William Belt Anil
Bradley
Kitchener
Gurney Winters
JoAnn McKeown
Shen
Kaverne Allan
Duahter Tracy
Ottawa
Chester Allan
RB. L. Davidson
Earl Marshall
Acton
Hiroki Cryderman
Torontoshire
Crydenaman
Robert Marshall
Doh
Donald
Torr Creda
Charlie Binnie
Wolf Cub and Scout News From Acton Pack
The Acton Boy Scouts report on Wolf Cub handbook history and progression. Rovers work near the Sout Wall, Easter Coat for Den, a Camp Fire hosted by Acton Troop, and a planned giant fish fry to support the mortgage campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rovers
Acton
Oakville
Court of Honor
Pussy Willow Tea Event Draws Guild Support
The Guild of So Albans held a charity tea on a Saturday with Mrs Ro Andersen and others hosting. Attendees enjoyed desserts and Royomia prints while a Gloxinia plant was awarded as a prize. Proceeds benefited Caroline Nurseries and the community event featured baking and candy sales upstairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of
So Albans
Maaviaa
Mis
Ro Andersen
Mis OH Graton
Mis Go Gibbons
Caroline
Dana
Merah
Abe
Mildred Kentner
Royomia
All Mars Ao Mann
Missionary Report From Vellore Highlighted At Church
Following the C.G.LT. meeting in the United Church a Women's Missionary Society service featured Harri Smith speaking on her work as a missionary in Vellore India. A full report will appear next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.G
United Church
WMS
Withliasthon
Harri¢ Smith
Vellore
India
Lakeside Chapter LOUD marks 43rd anniversary pledge
Pledge Arena hosts Lakeside Chapter LOUD as 43rd anniversary is observed with charter member Mrs Watson cutting a pink and white cake. Regent Mrs Rudolph Spictrupel outlines the chapter’s formation and years of activity while head table includes long-time members. New members join and plans for future community events, fund drives, and a Save the Children campaign are noted alongside donations to the Music Festival and other reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeside
Els
Watson
Rudolph Spictrupel
George Somerville
George Munselle
Haney Watter
J. B. Adamson
Mes. Do Taylor
Joan Barber
Gordon Curcie
Neil Mitler
Do McGidlowas
Berm van Fleet
Dorggabrigzeth
Edna Brinda
A. Orr
Scottish Stance Club
Save the Children
Pintax
Amito
Jessie
Oles
Peacechabl
Rgin
Alec Johnson
Garnet McKengie
Halton Manor Easter Program Brings Joy to Residents
Acton Knox Presbyterian Auxiliary members and local residents gathered at Halton Manor on April 5 for an Easter week program of sacred and secular music. Mrs J J Davidson led rer“Get Up and Ge’” songs as Rev A H McKenne delivered an inspiring address on Christ’s death and resurrection. A large group of volunteers provided piano, vocal, and instrumental pieces, followed by a luncheon, and plans for another similar event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayeain
Knox Presbyterian
Actin
Legh
Clarence Coles
Ty Bernand Shrubsale
Montemine Stall
Phe Dagen Daal
Trong
Pant
Seaview
Aunilury Progam
Burl Marshall
A. Heckenne
Oat Knox Bond
Acton
J. J. Davidson
I. le
Hella Miye Raszell
Isabel Anderson
Agi Min Raszell
Lity
Herb Jobb
Hugh O'Rourke
Til DeVries
Bud Patterson
Hin Rowley
Ams
Ming Chucktes
J. Taglis Veal
George Young
Ihessaal
Iesses
Fife
Coles
Li-Lian
Calvin McIntyre
Mes
Chawa Hind
Hee
Bennie
S. Allen
Jalles
Cain
Jesus
Tradt
Christ
Dockie
Notes on Nature in Spring Forests and Trees
The piece describes blooming Norway maples and quaking aspens in spring. It notes aphid attraction, bird activity, and the tree center becoming a hub of life as petals fall and delicate seed structures form. Aspen and maple leaves awaken, with quiet sounds of leaves whispering after winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashok GE Cate
Ss World
Halton 4-H Clubs Organize Project Executives
Halton 4-H clubs convened on April 4 at the Agricultural Hall to appoint project executives for seven clubs including Walton and Garden. J A Pioneis and others led the planning. Members listed include chab testers, secretaries, and club leaders with officers named for each group as part of the year long program focusing on recordkeeping and instructional meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agileattacal
Halton
Aprleatiucal
Milian Bath
Raprescrti Cll
Conn Betage
Peette
Walton
Det Willmott
J. A Brancis
Pao Vedi
Vantets
Oneaiber
Volcine
Tack Achieverens
Oneaibers
Catia Thetaver
Paro Waders
Droem
Contter
Sey Rehay
Jindy Wells
Chab Testlers
Abenwader
GE Crane Beret
Awwan
Mora Small Walton
Juniors Plan May Field Day and Church Service
Report text notes a meeting at the Department of Agriculture building on Tuesday evening to arrange a county belt day in May at Haraby Park. It mentions a church service at St Pools United church in Milton on Saturday evening May 14 led by a grandie priest Miss Strang of Halton, provincial president of the Lusabens Pasties of Outre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whilton
Mons
Udine Haraby Park
Tosbe
St. Pools United Church
Milton
Miss Strang
Halton
Othe Lusabens Pasties
Outre
Firefighters battle blaze at Duncan dump again
Firemen rushed to a Duncan dump Friday to fight a fire that broke out amid pouring water. A calf was injured during the effort and a bulldozer was used to spread earth over rubbish as the flames proved resistant to containment. Local officials face claims of repeated arson by nearby youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald'’s
Reese Cam
Donald
Acton
Pree
Warnea
United Church Show Sponsored by Tanier and Seniors
The United Church hosts a Thursday show on April 20 sponsored by the tanier and senior chairs of the church. The event aims to attract attendees with a well organized program and local participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tikets
Tesco AM Longs
United Church
Tanier
Senor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Acton Frew Press
Arena
The
Bank of Montreal
Y.M.C.A
Domulith
Acton Netscontiie Ingatel
Carver Society
Peter Panislon
Hatton County Liberal Association
Sche Bridge
Teaffiescas
Mrs. Galbraith
Niait Hhote
Girl Guides
Cancer Society
Legion Auditorum
Anne McCabe
Carol Cimp
Cathy Higgins
Margaret Guthrie
Ray Arcie
Lars
Acton Boy Scoutsny
Bruce Willan
Scotting
Aden
Seotan
Ras Goon
Rascal
Ian Aeimasen
Kapha
Turek
Tiatie
Marie Walt
Wise Ald
Bagteetatty Slevk
Phigk Panther
Aia
Walt
Cub
Eritateaes Cts
Anitially Saab
Havin
Seu Rees
Pamiles
Handicatts
George
Bronte
Pridas
Halton Manor
John J. Davidsamy
Feed Andersen
Mes. Davidson
Amit
Allen
Cinemascape
Deluse Valor
Robert Ryan
Tefleey Hunter
Virgins Mayo
Sacred Slide
Nature
Superior Propane Ltd
Woolwich ST. Guelph, Ont
Jemey - Guerimney Calf
Chubs
Pustelent
Clarence Feenstra
Don Swacklwumer
Ann Kings
Ken Fla
MiNubb
Maurlee
Beaty
Molstein
Allen Heowart
Judy Wellh
Save Who
Finda Pelleteria
Danes McKay
Walter Henderstrat
Jobe Willett
Matton
Tractor Clute
Coutney Apnews
Hab Merry
Velour Bord
Geo. Greenlees
Alp. Galloway
Acton Bians
Hormarty
Avather Larante
Mill St
Gordon Hardware
Ledger
Iga
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