Halton Manor Program Delights Acton Audience
The Acton Auxiliary of Knox Presbyterian Church presented an evening program on Tuesday April 2 featuring humor readings music dancing and costumes. Rev A McKenzie was absent but Mrs McKenzie joined visitors while Emma Cole extended greetings to residents. Conveners Mrs Fred Anderson and Mrs K Daddix organized the event with accompanist Mrs C Coles.
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Knox Presbyterian Church
Acton
A. McKenzie
McKenzie
Emma Cole
Fred Anderson
K. Daddix
C. Coles
Community musical evening in Acton delightfully staged
The program featured visitors and residents singing hymns, reading Beatitudes, and a sacred solo by BellaMare Rostell. Acton pupils of Mrs Carpenter performed white and red satin dances, with Marilyn and Lloyd Melmore on piano and guitar. The event closed with Blest Be the Tie That Binds and festive refreshments served.
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Carol’ Masales
Karen Ashley
Marilyn
Lioyd MelInore
Annual Auction Sale Of Farm Machinery and Household Effects
Brampton Livestock Exchange at No 10 Highways Suelprave Brampton hosts an annual auction on Saturday April 20 at 12 30 pm. Entries for consignments due before sale day and household items by 9 am. Auctioneer Herb M Reinhart Snelgrove lists cash terms and spring sale note.
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Brampton Livestock Exchange Joiniley Roth
Brampton
Legion Notes For Branch 197 Annual Slug Prize and Events
The Legion announces a May 3 fundraiser with entertainment by Doug Romaine and a $200 grand prize. Membership drives for $5 entries start within two weeks, and 200 bets will be sold with Legion priority. Upcoming events include a shuttleboard tournament April 27 at Oakville Legion and a Mohawk Raceway race night May 16 in Campbellville. Cribbage season ends with a league banquet April 25 after group play.
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Local Boy Scouts Enjoy Morning Hike in Town
A group of Boy Scouts embarked on a morning hike Wednesday, armed with gear and supplies, starting at sunrise and returning by afternoon. A separate note mentions an upcoming meeting in Oakville on May 2 and a convention planning in the area with details about tickets and arrangements.
Local notes on annual meeting amid church events
Fragmentary OCR report describes a meeting sponsored by a regional association with attendance noted for three participants. It mentions a church and an evening program with scattered references to days named Sunday and Thursday and overall attendance fluctuations.
Ice melts at community arena after director shuts unit
Jim Casbura, cremation director, halted the arena refrigeration following a busy season, causing the ice to melt slowly. Community centre officials report ongoing disruption to events as the rink thaws.
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Ty Cremtion
Jim Casbura
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