Lindsay Anniversary Celebrates 65 Years On Farm Front
Mr and Mrs S H Lindsay marked 65 years of marriage at their Limehouse home visited by over 190 guests from Niagara Falls Toronto Brampton Georgetown Barrie Guelph Hillsburgh and nearby communities Prime Minister Louis St Laurent sent congratulations Queen Elizabeth telegram honored the couple with provincial certificate Granddaughters Mrs Madill and Miss Price greeted guests as lunch followed in a lace centered room ex pupils of Blue Mountain school offered congratulations and blessings on this milestone in Canada
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R. R. J. Limehouse
S. H. Lindsay
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Brampton
Georgetown
Barrie
Guelph
Hillsburgh
Louis St. Laurent
Queen Elizabeth Stanley Hall
M.P.P
Hall
Province of
Ontario
Betty Mae Price
Marilyn Madill
D. H. Lindsay
Madill
Blue Mountain School
Fred W Shortill
Plan on 20 Year Basis Avoid Dormitory Town
Acton Planning Board discussed residential zoning as a 20 year plan to avoid dormitory housing and sustain the town’s economy. Plan calls for adequate tax revenue and minimum standards while commercial and industrial zones are included in a future zoning by law. An Atlkas Fulls Co gasoline station request at No 7 Highway and Meadowvale Rd was refused for nonconformity.
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Acton
Atlkas Fulls Co
No. 7 Highway
Meadowvale Road
Retiring Knox Ladies' Aid President Honored at Meeting
After over a decade in office Mrs F J McCutcheon retires as Knox Ladies' Aid president. Mrs William McLeod elected president. Donations to church board and Armagh Girls Home noted. Luncheon served and birthday greetings offered to two members.
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F. J. McCutcheon
Knox Ladies’ Aid
William McLeod
A. J. Buchanan
Fred McCutcheon
Jessie McGregor
Marjorie Hall
McCutcheon
A of Buchanan
Hendrafs
F. McCutcheon
A. M. MacPherson
Fred Cole
George Somerville
Stan Matthews
Fred Anderson
A. Smith
Peter Murray
William MacArthur
James Wilds
Herald Angels
Albert Young
A. Jo Murray
Ambulance Service to End in January in Acton
Ambulance service run by Rumley Funeral Home in Acton is set to cease January 1967 after Halton funeral directors voted to discontinue. Bruce Shoemaker told the Acton council the service faced delays and difficulties, with no identified successor providers. The issue will be discussed with the North Halton Urban Board as part of broader town service planning.
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Urban Board
Rumley
Acton Wall
Bruce Shoemaker
Acton
Shoemaker
Halton Funeral
Grinee Ulin Geed
Oak Wise
Toronto
Teter
Ceuaned
North
Owas
Ontane Department of Health
Tyler
Final paving costs settle in Acton project
Final figures show the Acton paving program cost $121 527 67 after adjustments. The contract price was $123 115 73 with extra expenses of $8 411 94 for gravel manhole work inspection and engineering fees, offset by grants lowering Acton’s net to $55 880 21.
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Acton
YMCA Board Halts After One-Tenth Of Objective
YMCA directors report door to door canvass raised about 500 dollars, only one tenth of the 5000 dollar goal. The short result surprises and disappoints leaders, who consider other options and possible further fund raising efforts.
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Y.M.C.A
Rotary Acton Club Reviews Committee Work
Rotary Club convened a regular business meeting Tuesday at the Dominion Hotel. President Jam Ledger presided as activities of the crippled children's committee and other committees were renewed.
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Rotary Acton Rotary Club
Dominion Hotel
Jam Ledger
Che Iren
Rotary
Y Ladies Sponsor Tea and Baking Sale at Y M C A Gym
A successful tea and baking sale was held at the YMCA gymnasium by the Y Ladies Auxiliary on Saturday afternoon. Members of the Ys Menettes contributed baking and sold Christmas corsages. Mel, Lulu Sinclair and Mrs Nan Hurst led baking. Mrs Tail Woods and Mrs Rosemary Cook handled candy. Mrs Mamie Dick oversaw tea and coffee. Mrs Mae Jervats and Mrs Olive Cairns prepared the tea plates.
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W.mlc.a
Y Ladies” Auxiliary
Ys Menettes
Mel
Lulu Sinclair
Nan Hurst
Tail Woods
Rosemary Cook
Mamie Dick
Mae Jervats
Olive Cairns
Sympathy Extended To Sinclair Family
The Limehouse note extends sympathy to the husband and family of the late Mrs Gilbert Sinclair who died at her daughter's home in Hamilton. Congratulations to Mr Cam Sinclair elected deputy-reeve of Esquesing township in Monday's election. The Charles James family visited her mother in Hamilton on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Campbell-Sinclair and Carl attended the golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Scriven in Toronto on Wednesday. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs S H Lindsay who celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary on Sunday.
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Gilbert Sinclar
AC Patterson
Cam Sinclar
Esquesing
Charles James
Hamilton
S. H. Lindsay
Halton Finals in Burlington crown public school speaker
Fridas night from Wellington Square school won the Halton finals in Burlington as the county public speaking contest champion. Margret Whewell of Malton finished second, with the Trafalgar Lorne Skace school judges noting the close finish.
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Roggarl
Wellington Square
Burlington
Halton
Margret Whewell
Malton
North Halton
Lorne Skace Schoal
Frying Pans Groceries Baking Won at 1.ODE Cooking School
The Lakeside chapter of the LODE hosted a fund raiser at the Legion Hall with Miss Saving and assistants demonstrating dishes. Electric frying pans and multiple baking prizes were awarded to numerous attendees including Mrs Robert Buck, Mrs Ken Fryer, and others.
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Legion Hall
Rob Parker
Canada Packers
Lakeside
the Lode
Miss Saving
Ball Dumareh
Marguerite Robinson
Robert Buck
Ken Fryer
Acton High School awards honor students at commencement
Acton high school held its commencement exercises in the Legion auditorium with a capacity audience. A total of graduates received Secondary and Intermediate certificates plus Never late certificates as awards were announced by Principal E A Hansen.
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Donna McMillan
W. D. E. Smith
Lakeside
1.C.C.E
Acton High School
Legion Auditorium
Suatt
Jeannine Molody
Students’ Council
Acton High
Joseph Jang
O Canada
EA Harmen
Hansen
Legion
Auditorum
Ion
Robert Sons Wayne Currie
Edward Footitt
Snorma Hobson
Elzabeth Hans
Na Jennings
Robert Landsborough
Fay
Peal
Elizabeth Ritchie
Gerne Saunders
Delmar Watson
Robert Allands
Keith Anderson
Albert Benton
Helen Beankiewicz
Frank Cooper
James Denny
Gail Dobbie
Mary Jane Force
Elizabeth Gilson
Marjorie A Gibson
Carol Hansen
Michael D Hurst
William
Ork
Halton
Milton High School
Stanley Allen
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Taif Proto
R.R. 1
Limehouse
Queen Elizabeth
St. Laurent
S. H. Lindsays
Dominion of Canada
Lindsay
S Soa
Howard Kentner
Robert) McEnery
Fred W. Shortill
David Russell
Nether English
Beatrice Hills
Kate McKay
Alex McKay
John Campbell
Harding Price
Dustries
Chamber of Commerce
Brunelle
Woosurvey
Imo
How
Passch
IWST
Councll
Mull Street
Frederick Street
Churchill Road
Cook
Sinclair
Harold Griffin
Erin Township
Hillsburgh Hall
George Wallace
Albert Wheeler
Roy Ferguson
Robert Rowan
R. M. Barden
Lloyd Marshall
James Lietch
James Hall
William McLean
Edward Pearen
J. C
William Wilson
R. N Brown
Wilson
Ward
Brown
R. Agar
FE Marks
Bradley
G. Wallace
William Bruce
B. Miller
B Anderson
P Marsh
J McCutcheon
Clark Armstrong
Bob Fayers
Arlene Gordon
A J Buchanan
B Shoemaker
GS Matthews
Kerwin McPhail
Han
Ineay McLelar
DI Schroedner
Lest Sannett
Pearl
J Leneh
Rom Storey
R RO
Rockwood
J Pavutitt
Daisy Forster
Grace Reed
G Walks
Down Ing
G Emkis
C. Maplesden
Aitken
K Blow
G. Price
M .Ware
Nellis
Lo Youngblut
D Simmons
Ken Wheeler
Milan Sell Nels
So Holmes
Carlow
Hazel Orr
Golden
C Kidd
A. K Mann
A.H.S
Mr Hansen
Mr. Allen
Roy Jo
Lloyd Vivian
Mac Sprow
George Greenlees
Bill Robinson
Core Art Bennett
Lynn Coulter
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