Council Talks Water Sewer Plans and Street Lighting
Council discussed funding water service extensions to Glenlea and a Warren Grove sewer project, with debentures used to cover costs. The Lakeview subdivision agreed to pay for modern street lighting, while safety measures for school crossings were urged. A new bridge design, gravel price offers, and a cold asphalt machine were noted, along with regular accounts totaling 1 239 377.
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Ag Capital
Glenlea
Glenion
Quanei
Cbair
Oaks
Cobdle
McGeachie
Tyler
Lakeview
Home and School Association
Lindsay
R. V. Anderson
Asformed_council
Marin Street
Erin Council
Mansell Nellis
Acton
Guelph General Hospital
Niagara Falls
Nassagaweva
Erin Township
Erin
Department of Highways
aHow
Duke of Devonshire
D.E
O.P.P
Queen Street
Langford
Mill Street
Wieck
Bell Telephone Co
Acton P.a-C
Hydro
Canadian Bitumals Co. Ltd
Acton Free Press
Whitham's
gas Rockwood Lime Co. _Ltd
Doug
McEachern
Jack Ridley
Acton P.U.C
City of Hamilton
Delena NY
la Aed
Sewer Accouna - Gordon’ 'S
Symon
Acton Woodcrafts
Garner Motors
John Heck and Sons
Rent Oy
Backhoe
Canadian Brass Co
J. D. Oakes and Son
Mdse
Gordon's Hardware
Symon Hardware
Acton Woodcrafts, Stakes
Cemeny
Cio
Crowe Foundry ‘Ltd
Man- Garner Motors
Girls Study India With Book Project Meeting Monday
A noisy note describes a girls project meeting titled Study India With Book and The CAVLLT. Participants Ann, Ruth, Teena, and Jato McPhedian attended a worship service led by Roma Sivelaie Ka Jang and discussed upcoming project activities and house visits in the chapter town.
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Raachibel
Ann Wathina
Ruth Apselvogel
Jato McPhedian
Rooma Sivelaie Ka Jang
Saria
Sandal
Arle Last Casa For New Canadians
After weeks of struggling with English, basic class members enjoyed films and refreshments after the last session. Ladies of the Duke of Devonshire hosted the event at the high school with teachers Gordon Ringler and Jack Heron. Two films were shown The Beaver and The Loon's Necklace. The class includes German Dutch Hungarian Italian speakers with many enrolled individuals named in the read more list.
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Duke of Devonshire
C.D.E
Gordon Ringler
Jack Heron
National Film Board
Walter Makoleit
Gustav Makoleit
Janet Stolp
Rose Payer
Polco di Ruzzo
Peter Klooster
Armido Burlina
Joseph Soika
Fred. Pfeiffer
Siegfried J .Leissig
Folke Stulp
Theo Ancker
Zorra Klooster
Anton Binswanger
Fredo Drong
Maria Frost
R. Gils
Paul Pyrschalla
Siena Ancker
Anna Adler
Margot Lorenz
Reinhold Lorenz
Albert Schupp
Erwin Zundel
Hi Y Delegates Attend Central Ontario Conference
Theresa Arcie and Pauline Baker represented Miss in St Catharines at the Central Ontario Hi Y conference with 200 regional high school students. They spent three days in discussion groups dances and dinners learning about YMCA Hi Y programs. The delegates stayed in a city mansion hosted by a member and enjoyed a shopping trip and the Saturday evening conference dance.
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Theresa Arcie
Pauline Baker
ie Iity of _S
Cathari
Ontario
Y.M.C
St. Catharines
Knox Church Service Opens Fellowship to New Members
More than 260 attend Knox church services as 29 new members join the congregation in a Friday preparatory service. 15 by profession of faith and 14 by certificate. The Sunday morning communion is given to 265 worshipers, with the session delivering the Sacrament to nine shut ins and a silver service donated in memory of Mrs. J B Chalmers to be used for individual home communion.
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Knox Church
J. B. Chalmers
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting Raises Funds for Y.M.C.A. Scholarship
The Ladies Auxiliary held a April 12 meeting at the Y.M.C.A with president Mrs Paul in chair. They planned a cake and penny sale, named a prize committee, and discussed a $15 donation to the Y.M.C.A. Scholarship fund. Mrs Paul and Mrs McGladery accepted an invitation to the inter provincial auxiliary executive meeting in Toronto. Lunch was served.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Y.M.C.A
Paul
J. Mee Gladery
Women’s Auxiliary
Toronto
McGladery
Leaders Courses During Holidays
Several leaders in green units attended special training courses during the Easter holidays at Blue Sippings Scout Reserve and Everton. The sessions focused on leadership skills and outdoor leadership activities for scout leaders.
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Scout
Sipings
Everton
Personal Notices From City and Surrounding Areas
Local social notes list visits from Mra Blow and others to families in Milton and Melbourne Wiew. Attendees at events include Mrs A C Stewart, Miss Grace Stewart, Barbara Moses, and Johnny Moses in Midland and Toronto. Funeral of W P Near noted. regional Catholic Women's League convention in Sacred Heart Hall, Guelph.
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Mra
Blow
Vancouveg
Merle
Johoaten
Robert Cunningham
Milton Ant
Melbourne
Watkins
Jung
Baby Clark
Fred West
Ernest West
W. P. Near
Detroit
White Chapel Cemetery
Catholic Women's League
Sacred Heart Hall
Guelph
Colin MacColl
Elma ,Braida
Delaine—Gibbons
E. Heffernan
St. Joseph's Subdivision
Acton
Rotary Easter Seal drive breaks $1000 mark this week
Over $1000 raised this week for Rotary Easter Seal drive. Donations total $1,026 to date with more expected. Last year’s receipts were $863.65, making this year's fund $262 above the prior total.
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Rotary
Y's Men re elect district governor at Kitchener meet
Acton Y's Men hosted a weekend conference with over 100 attendees. The district governor was unanimously reelected for another year while speakers Gordon Stow and Bill Mowatt addressed delegates on global challenges.
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Kitchener
McKeon
Acton
Gordon Stow
Lansing
Michigan
Bill Mowatt
Unesco
Charlie
Wes Wolfe
Herman Eckert
Tom Jones
Mansell Nellis
Jack Greer
Ed Footitt
Charlie Kirkness
Dick Bean
Meb Blow
Harry Otterbein
Elmer Smith
Ken Knox
Claude Cook
Harry Archie
Ken Allen
Bob Brayshaw
Local News Roundup From Oakville And Area
Odd fragments report on local events in Oakville including residents attending meetings and recalling a past event. Joy Cohen is noted for winning a prize. A reunion attempt at Henssabl surface amid community chatter about social activities and sport. Public school pupils sell tickets for Home and School theatre night while a water heater theft is logged in Cobble Hill. Norman Russ conducts service in Ballinafad and the Y Leaders prepare a lounge. a damaged car is found abandoned on No 7 Highway near Fourth Line.
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No. 7 Highway
Fourth Line
Toronto
Peanut Day Queen Contest plans at Acton Rotary club
Acton Rotary unveils a Queen for a Week contest as part of Peanut Day. Ten top Acton high school girls will ride the peanut float with ballots attached to purchases. the winner earns a paid trip to New York, funded by Rotary. Ballots are counted weekly with final votes in the Rox Theatre.
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Acton
Jim Ledger
Roxy Theatre
Ledger
Rotary
New York
Rotary Club
Acton Skaters Pass Association Tests
Canadian Figure Skating Association tests were held at the Guelph College Figure Skating Club on Sunday April 17. A total of 67 School Figure and Dance tests were tried with 55 passes. Acton skaters Elizabeth Force and Mary Jane Force passed multiple tests under club professional Ross Smith.
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Canadian Figure Skating Association
Guelph College
Ross Smith
Acton
Elizabeth Force
Mary-Jane Force
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