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Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Aug 15, 1963

Page

9

Distinguished Y s Men Visit Opens Pleasant Evening

A late arriving party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rognvaldson welcomed two distinguished Y's Men, John Wirt of California and John Clegg of Weston-Super-Mare, England. They attended the Buffalo Y's Men's convention and plan further club visits in the United States.

NEW International G. W McKenzie Buffalo McKenzie John Wirt John Clegg England Mr. Wirt Clarence Rognvaldson California Weston-Super- Mare Wirt Clegg Rognvaldsons G. W. McKenzie Louise Europe Sherron Suuter B H. Gallannaugs Somerset Mansell Neflix Lou Bonnette Elmer Smith Fyfe Somerville Bill Wilson Harry Archie Wirts Regnvaldsons Acton States Ontario Minke

Bob Duby Passes Embalming Exams

Bob Duby completed his apprenticeship and passed the embalming examinations for Ontario. He will join Bruce Shoemaker at Rumles Shoemaker Funeral Home.

Bob Duby Eaibaling Ontario Bruce Shoemaker Rumles Shoemaker

Dr. W. Kenney Retires From Medical Practice

Dr. W. G. C. Kenney, a 1926 medical graduate who began practice in Acton in 1941, retires this week due to ill health and is hospitalized at Guelph General. His Mill Street office closes and the Kenneys plan to move to a house outside Acton. He was named Citizen of the Year in April 1960 for service to Acton and has a long history with the town dating back 105 years.

W. G. C. Kenney Acton Guelph General Hospital Mill St Renney the & Press Ontario Veterinary College Hyman Atlanto

Fire destroys construction camp trailer at Limehouse

A trailer housing four men at the WOR Giesnbes Construction camp near Limehouse burned with all possessions lost. Firefighters from Acton and Georgetown battled the blaze as propane used for cooking fed the flames. Loss estimated at up to 4900 dollars, with part covered by insurance. no injuries reported.

Fie Toot Aalphen Limehouse Grant McPhatdl Bart Hicks Carl Newman Camwenon Jackson Greviles Sapo Fins Geventoy W. R. Greenley Acton Georgetown

Acton Council Votes to Cover Flood Levy From Current Revenue

At the Credit Valley Conservation Authority request Acton Council agreed to notify the Ontario Municipal Board that Acton would meet its annual Flood Control and Water Conservation levy from current revenue. The plan keeps the levy at 90c per capita, with increases tied to population growth, and forecasts Acton’s levy rising to 2498 from 1529 in 1963 for the flood control project.

Credit Valley Conservation Authority Acton Council Ontario Municipal Board Acton Credit Valley Authority Reeve 16 Mile Creek Oakville and District Labour Council Labour Council Burlington Oakville Mitton Georgetown Toronto Labour , Council

New Dentist Cedric Bey to Open Practice in Acton

Acton welcomes a third dentist Dr Cedric Bey a Bri tish Guiana native who has practiced in Toronto for three years He graduated from the University of Toronto in dentistry and will open his office in the Hinton building likely in September He will commute until he finds a home for his wife and young daughter Bey ranked near the top of his graduating class and has a fine reputation He was active in track and field at university

Mali Acton Cedric Day British Guiana Hinton Bar Hinton Les Duby University of Toronto Toronto Cedric Bey

Monsignor Benigno Didero Visits St. Joseph's Acton Parish

St. Joseph's Parish in Acton honored Monsignor Benigno Didero of Italy during a two week visit. He arrived with relatives, celebrated Mass at St. Joseph's Church, and spoke to Acton residents after a morning service. Didero, a noted orator and former friend of Pope John XXIII, recounted his life in Italy and Canada and attended Mass with local clergy and families.

St. Joseph's Parish Acton Benigno Didero Italy Eugene Braida Canada Jin’ Ttaly Toronto Tats Ventimiglia Fralian Riviera Pope John XII Paul John Rome Actan Roan Oot Hamilton Martves Mudland Spa TruHan St. Joseph's Church Wooj Morgan Aid Guelph Bevisville Dastemt Port Colborne Harmilton Welland Nite Norman Pic Braid Bernie Artic Drewe Mulholland Senmser Tratiert Boumeniyal Council

Hold Power Reunion At Farm In Campbellville District

Live steam engines will be in action at the Pioneer Power Reunion of Canada on Friday and Saturday August 23 and 24 at Leslie Lowes farm Campbellville. Big crowds are expected to inspect the pioneer equipment. Park caretaker Roy Arnott kept cars off the track after rain and warned of water on holes.

Pioneer Power Reunion Canada Leslie Lowe B.R. J. Campbellville Roy Arnott

Grant Engaged as Secretary for Exquesing School Board

Mrs C A Grant of Stewart Town is engaged as secretary to the Exquesing School Board at its regular meeting and will begin duties August 15, succeeding Walter Biebo of Georgetown who has resigned.

C2. AL Grant Stewart Town Dinaster Exquesing Grant Wall Walter Biebo Georgetown Panesien Na de Dhonoon Seid Partnane Sar Saan Cother Planidtan Ven Cephad Dame House Milton Heights al Trowbridge Tomehouse

Fair Directors Plan Parade and Midway for Anniversary Fair

Directors approved parade and midway plans for the 50th anniversary fair this week. Incomes include three banners and posters, with Canadiana Square Dancers and local youths performing Saturday afternoon. Halton’s warden De Garb Martin to officially open the fair as the biggest midway in history promises rides from 10 to 120.

Ja Enthusiaste An Anhway de Garb Martin Halton

Grocery Store Changes Move to Brampton Thames

Hands Grocery Store changes hands as Mr and Mrs P O Waltho transfer the business to Brampton Thames Openers and Mr and Mrs Athert Deather. They come from Hamilton with recent Batgetown trade and plan to live above the store with their daughter Carol Aon. Mr Leather Les is noted as serving in the air force during the war.

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