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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Apr 28, 1960
Page
5
A lively Ceilidh at Luxton Memorial Hall marked the Acton Scottish Dance Club season finale. Acton Junior Pipe Band led by Pipe Major Phil Caddick provided the highlight with drum and pipe performances.
Prospect Park patrons will have pony rides this season as Dave Manes of Acton received the concession at four dollars per day for Sundays and holidays. Only one tender was received for this concession. A. Morrison and R. Ro4 of Acton won the park booth concession at one hundred dollars for the season. Other bids for the heath were received. Tron Vic Masters of Acton and Jack-Bus at Georgetown did not pursue the heath property with mobile equipment.
The LODE Duke of Devonshire chapter held its second delicatessen fundraiser offering cold meats, pies, cakes, pastries, and beverages at Louwten Memorial Hall. Purchasers enjoyed morning coffee, afternoon tea, hot dogs, and two prize draws as members contributed and staffed the event.
A brief guide outlines practical do’s and don’ts for mental focus on diet and health. It cautions against fad trends and emphasizes steady, evidence based habits to support concentration and well being.
Fishermen are urged to volunteer their catch with the Free Press this weekend to qualify for prizes. Local merchants Benson's Shoe Store Paul's Men's Wear Gordon's Hardware Canadian Tire Symon's Hardware Hinton's $1.00 Store and Predaton Engineering Co sponsor adult and children's prize classes. Prizes include fishing reels tackle boxes boots poles lures and subscriptions with photos in next week's Free Press. Rules require registration within 25 miles of Acton and fish must be shown before cleaning at the Free Press office or after bows call Dan Ryder at 449 for details.
Legion members plan a Ladies Night cashrs and social, with reports of district darts travel to Niagara and finals hopes. Jack Caste and other players faced early eliminations while Bul Niwot and team advanced rounds. Vic Patrik and Ham Poul attended the Pundas meeting, seeking coaching help for a mini sports program.
Bannockburn Wisconsin club meeting lists Mrs W Storey as president with Mrs T Gordon as vice president and Mrs S Matthews as secretary. Members approved reports, elected officers and reviewed new business, closing with prayers and a readings.
A church study group reports new furnishings and a revamp of the study area. The service featured a ship-themed opening, vocal solos, and prayers. Mrs Lintat and Miss Win Witterhouse guided the gathering, with home visits noted and a nurse delivering five talks.
Richard Harris of Rockwood, the Free Press correspondent for 35 years, celebrated his 81st birthday yesterday. The longtime contributor is recognized for faithful reporting and conscientious service to the newspaper community.
The Nassagaweyan Women’s Institute held a Wednesday meeting at Mrs. M Mahon’s home with Mrs. Moffat presiding. Minutes by Mrs. A Frank, funds audited by Mrs. A Pat fury yeas, and prizes announced for a fish-themed contest.
Coxe traveled to the south meet and placed second in a close race. Elmer Lasby also joined the trip by car, while other competitors suffered defeats in a tense track event.
Fragmented obituary note indicates Mrs Patterson attended a funeral on Saturday. Mentions late Mrs BOG Carlisle formerly of Edmonton, owner of the Statern day of Mrs. Robert Patterson. Baneat.
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