Legion Notes Highlight Branch 197 Euchre and Hockey Banquet
The branch places first and third in a Millan euchre event with Acton and teammates claiming trophies. Norm Morton and J Shultis lead Acton to victories as Lambert and Hamilton top the winning pair. A Minor Hockey banquet is set for May 2 in Legion auditorium with trophies and a large crowd anticipated. Newt Hurst and Ivan Haris win big steak prizes as 40 plus players enjoy the Friday night games.
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Legion
Millan
Saorgetinia Bove
Cmy
North Hallon
Acton
Heel Lambert
Herb Hamilton
Atton
Norm Morton
Bart Wan
Henry Wedge
J~shultis
Waterdown
Legion Auditorium
Feon
Poory
Newt Hurst
Ivan Haris
Wu Elliots
Acton High School Model Plane Club Plans First Fly-In
The Acton High School Model Plane Club formed in 1961 by teacher Oscar Drijber aims to aid students in geography sciences mathematics languages mechanics and map reading through model aviation activities. Officers include Peter Parker president and David Woodhouse vice president with meetings at the school and a first public Fly-In scheduled for May 2 inviting members from other clubs to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Oscar Drijber
Department of Transport
Civil Aviation Branch
RCAF
Peter Parker
Vilat
David Woodhouse
Hill Reed
Jam Jennings
Drijber
Oul Dilars
Wall
How to Read the Whole Bible in One Year Plan
The Canadian Bible Society marks its anniversary with a suggested reading plan by Reverend Professor AL R Cragg of Winnipeg. It proposes reading 189 chapters daily with 1 chapter each morning and 2 each evening, plus 4 on Sundays in the last quarter. Other plans exist such as Read three Pages a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Bible Society
Sbetieth
Society
Canada
AL R. Cragg
Winnipeg
Kinte Society
Poof
Cragg
Toronto
Chicago
Eden Mis omen's Institute Elects 1964 Officers
Mrs Roy chaired the Paul meeting in Eden Mis omen's Institute with new officers elected for 1964. President Mon. R. Roy and other positions were named including secretary treasurer Mrs Gilbertson and district director Mrs Gilbertson, with social and agriculture committees noted and plans for May events confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Gilbertson
Eden Mis Omen’s Institute
Roy
Mary Stewart
J. Gilbertson
R. Roy
Mon. R. Roy
F. Cowell
Gilbertson
Seretary
Wallace Lasby
Wo Mibean
Tias
James Hamer
Harcourt Memorial Church
Gas Station Remodel Sparks Community plans
Nels Bombolt of BR. Rf Georgetown was in a Saturday crash on Limehouse Sideroad at No 7 Highway. He suffered facial injuries. Other car occupants were hospitalized in Georeglowan. Van Alphen Motors, new owners, are remodeling the station at No 7 Highway and Limehouse Sideroad to include lunch, garage and used cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels Bombolt
Georgetown
Limehouse
No. 7 Highway
Lincehouse Sideroad
Euchre and dances highlight local social week
Regular euchre in News the Tuesday saw high scores by Mrs. R. J. Davidson, Mrs. Clare Wikkon, Robert McEnery and Mr. Watson. Tom Gibson sold his farm to Mr. Martin of Georgetown with possession due June 15. Scout Mothers hosted a successful Balinafud Hall dance Friday night. Teen Town plans a variety concert and dance to support youth. Look for notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Davidson
Clare Wikkon
Robert McEnery
Watson
Tom Gibson
Martin
Georgetown
Balinafud Hall
Birthday Parties and Family News Across Town
Brand and Mark Findley celebrated third and fifth birthdays with a party for children last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Simmons visited his Hamilton parents and an aunt from Victoria on Tuesday. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Janssen on a new daughter for their two sons, born Wednesday in Georgetown Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Rose Ballentine hosted relatives Saturday for the 45th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. William Ballentine of Guelph. Visitors with Mr. Mitchell and the Sanford family on Sunday included Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lane and Tommy of Toroito, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Barnett and Bobby, David and Rickie of Jamestown. Plus note: Great Lakes Lake Huron has the largest area on the Canadian side of the International boundary at 13,678 square miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways Brand
Mark Findley
Simmons
Hamilton
Victoria
B.C
Harry Janssen
Georgetown
Rose Ballentine
William Ballentine
Guelph
Mitchell
Sanford’s
Howard Lane
Tommy
Toroito
Ma Leo Barnett
Bobby
David
Rickie
Jamestown
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Agios Wavers
MV. Bennettes
Walthota
Chris Kranandonk
Fred Colling
Ron McKnight
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Acton High Schoor
George Ware
Cub
Ricky Fronside
John DeBlauw
Lyan Perry
Stewart Reed
David Chapman
Paul Noble
Jan Me
Doug Stone
Father of
Land
Fred Calling
Chris Kranendonk
New
Oithers R
Ladies
Mary Milne
Chener
Eften
Ig” Presbyterian Church
Rockwood Presbyterian Church
Pacific Coast
West Rail
Vancouvers
Jack Ridley Cartage
Farm Service and Supplies
Holy Cross School Association Bingo
the Riviera
Nerval
Rmish
Bradley's
Sallinapad
Robert R
Optometrist
Meumaloview Rd
Acton Pree Press
Apel Bard
McQuillan
Willow Za
Thompson
Mims
Mee Punter
Batur
Great Lakes
Lake Huron
Halliday H Homes
Walla
Roof
Garagfs
Charles Aman Ben
Feagus
Kelly & Aiken
Orangeville, Ontario
Actonyo
Sun. & Hol
Sun
Hat, Express
Holt
Guelph Kitchener
Prana
H. Wiles
al Circus of
Fant
Java
Hinton
Scotiabank
Scotia Plan
Scotia
Scotic QeAnk
Bank OF Nova Scotia
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