City PUC Decides Lighting and Fence for Waterworks Site
The report covers orders by Superintendents Lambert and Mason to install lighting for a waterworks pump house and to obtain a chain link fence around the property. Mason notes a flood light at the sewage plant was shot at and police are handling the case. Material delays persist while plans from Engineer Anderson are finalized. Accounts totaling 1817.18 are paid to various suppliers and service providers for the Hydro Department and Waterworks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambert
Mason
Holses
Sfecretary
Matetrial
Hydro Department
Bell Telephone
HEPC
C. E. Hickey & Sons
Burroughs
Can
Masco Elec. Co
Express
H. Palmer
Softball Seniors To Play Here Tuesday
Acton's senior softball team sponsored by Rachlin's plans a season after an April 16 meeting at the O A C in Guelph. The locals will host every Tuesday and play Thursdays away from May 22 with a 26 game schedule through about July 13. Other teams listed are Eden Mills Everton Rockwood two OAC squads the Haymakers and the Aggies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Rachlin’s
O.A.C
Guelph
Eden Mills
Everton
Rockwood
OAC
Haymakers
Aggies
Benefit Game Ends With Raiders Winning 12-6
The Jack Kentner Benefit exhibition drew 400 fans as the Georgetown Raiders defeated Milton 12-6 in a fast wide open. Georgetown’s Joe Schertz aided the Raiders while Milton substituted Gord Farlow and Freddy Lever. The Wrest of the $100 challenge series between the Co-ops and Raiders was held Tuesday night in Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Kentner
Heiday
Dave Brush
Ed Hodgson
Milton
Fox and Evans
Gord Farlow
Freddy Lever
Georgetown
Joe Schertz
Fireside Conclusions At Mission Sunday Knox Church
Fireside services at Knox Presbyterian Church marked Mission Sunday with morning and evening messages from Rev R H Annastrong and questions on why mission. The Alert Evening Auxiliary hosted a spring bank offering with guests from United Church Friendly Circle and St Alban’s Guild. Catherine Robertson from Guelph spoke on Christian Education for youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Prestibyterian Church
R. H. Annatrong
United Church Friendly Circle
St Alban’s Guild
A. Messaac
Knox Church
Guelph
Our Church
Miss Robertson
H Armstrong
Holiday gathering described for Florida group
The Friendly Circle of the United Church met on Wednesday night in Florida for their monthly session. Mrs C Regivaldson presided, group 39 led by Mrs Ruilton, with Mrs Roblans reading scripture and prayers followed by readings by Mrs Balton and Mrs Heller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac Symon
The
United Church
C Regivaldson
Ruilton
Roblans
Balton
Heller
AUL S Defeats Orangevite in Four Volleyball Games
Last Friday evening AUL S achieved a decisive volleyball victory over Orangevite in four games. The senior team won three of three matches while the juniors won one of three, with detailed scores listed for senior and junior rounds. The junior squad featured Dane McVey, Russell Archie, All Coon, Fred Gordon, Ross Morton, and Paul Lawson, with Ro Arbie, Ro Morton, and P. Lawson noted as outstanding players. Senior members included Bob Bruce, Don Dawkins, Dick Wood, and others, with top seniors Bruce, Don Dawkins, and Dick Wood singled out. The next games are scheduled for Friday at Orangeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auls
Orangevite
Umar
soniak—_james
Orangeville
Acton
Acton IS
Acton Ut
Dane McVey
Rusell Archie
All Coon
Fred Gordon
Ross Morton
Paul Lawson
George Ware
Ro Arbie
Ro Morton
P. Lawson
Cenior
FR. Bruce
F. Euringer
D. Dawkins
D. Davidson
Gammie
W All and Ladies Aid Meet at Eden Mills
April meetings of the W ALL and Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian Church were held Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. W C Fields home with good attendance. Several attended the X Ray survey in the village. Church services will follow Daylight Saving Time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.all. and Ladies’ Aid
The
Presbyterian Church
W. C. Fields
J. D. Lowrie
Gilbert Kingsbury
Toronto
Sunnybrook Hospital
Sandy Martin
Frank Lemmer
Lakeview
J D Lowrie
Gordon Darby
Joe Lasby
OAC
Jeff. Burrows
Robert Croft
Obituary Notice for Bo Nelson in Kingsville
An obituary notes the death of Bo Nelson who moved to Gesateld South from Acton eighteen years ago. He passed after a six month illness, at Grace Hospital, with services held Friday, April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Bo Nelson
Gesateld South
Fom Acton
Grace Hospital
Newean
Alcohol Education Pressed By WCTU In April Meeting
The April WCTU meeting at Mrs. Orlando-Jollitte’s home urged alcohol education in schools and better teacher qualification. Speakers cited rising alcohol harm and highway tragedies, calling for a broad, regular education program as part of the curriculum. The session closed with a Mizpah benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.ct.u
Orlando-Jollitte
Jol. Vette
A. K. Thoman
Wanen's
Guelph
George Perry
Buffalo
Maurice Hurdlett
England
Mary
United Church Waals
Nassagaweya W I Elects Executive for Coming Year
The Nassagaweya Women’s Institute held its regular meeting at Mrs. Arthur Padbury’s home. Officers were chosen for the year and delegates named for the district annual at Bethel and the OAC Guelph conference. Households in the community welcomed visitors and noted local family events and congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassagaweya W. IT
Arthur Padbury
Bethel
OAC
Guelph
E. Melmer
Toronto
George Hasselfeld
Burlington
F. Hathaway
Helen Taylor
Brampton
Alfred Taylor
Ellen Sampson
Gordon Razell
Pembleton
Phyllis Robertson
Jane Campbell
Rockwood
Catharine Fraser
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Pollock and Campbell
Water St
Nery Galt
Rockwood Iléré
Cecil A. Carr
Optometrist
Douglas Se
Emer
Dhowel
al A ml
Rachlin Jewellers
Gasiast
J. Saranko
McEachern’s
Thompson Motors
F. Hankin & Co. Ltd
Nat. Iron Corp. Ltd
Art
Marks Grocery
Acton Free Press
Romanican Hotel
MacSwanm Motors Staten
Acton Sota
Attan Rony
Crippled Children’s Fund
Raiders
Holiday
Florida
Kingsville
WCTU
Moffat
Nassagaweya W.I
Shirley Parser
Vow
Rete
Boner
BUELL
Tooke
Sockees
Huttonville Park
Valle
Pere Orlonestrs
Mdies
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