Paul Harris Sudden Accident Funeral Notice
Paul Harris of 6 Main St died in a sudden accident. The Burnley-Shoemaker family will host the funeral at 2 p.m. Tuesday with interment at Pairview cemetery. The loving family recalls a devoted mother and spouse, with memories that remain in the hearts of Harold and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PSS
Paul
Paol
Main St. S
Panéra
Pairview Cemetery
Harris
Bobby
Imarseare
Pierre Belrnes
Dacully
Harold
Family
Arenabooth Net Indicates Over $1000 Profit at Center Booth
The Acton Board of Parks Management and Recreation Committee reported a net $1034.85 for the community centre refreshment booth since April 23. After costs including $682 for roller skates, $377.06 for a glue machine, and $204.75 for a food freezer, officials expect about $3500 yearly. Councillor Peter Marks lauded Townsley’s effort and foresees profits aiding taxpayer relief. Townsley also noted 4000 popcorn boxes sold. the board later approved a $140 hot dog machine and an $85 hot chocolate machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Board of Parks Management and Recreation Committee
Doris Townsdey
Hatton Plowmen to Elect Officers in Milton Meeting
Hatton Plowmen's Association plans its annual meeting and officer elections in Milton on Monday at 8 p.m. in the Ontario Department of Agriculture Office. Discussion will cover inviting Ontario Plowmen's Association to host the 1974 International in Halton County, says President Cameron Marshall.
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Hatton Plowmen’s Association
Milton
Ontario Plowmen’s Association
Halton County
Cameron Marshall
Ontario Department of Agriculture
Main St. Milton
Carol concert at ADHS brings choral and skit highlights
Acton students staged a festive ADHS Christmas concert featuring junior and senior choir entries in various languages, skits, and carols. Judges included Mr. Watson and Mr. Freuler. proceeds benefited the CNIB and Student Council. A room decorating contest and staff performances followed, with a staff carol closing the assembly and a school dance ending the event.
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Mary Ann Freuler
Bette Ginger
M.C
Thessembly
Rudolf
Red-Nosed Reindeer
Cindy Lee
Mommy
Santa Claus
Diane Frank
Anita Thibideau
Nancy Abram
Watson
T. Hansen
H. Freuler
Acton
Tamblyn
Ott
Sale
Skerrett
C.N.I.B
Mr. Eastwood
Turnbull
ICA
Sheanatias Uncle Bo
Business Club
Charlie Brown
Helen Woodhouse
Virginia Morton
Nancy Gordon
Sue Hachey
Ellen Wissenz
Pam Snow
Sheila Biers
Jana Phiel
Sherry Pruicyk
Toy Shop
Sunny Brook State Finn Farm
Old Acton High
Brian Skerresy
Marnee Masales
Mr. Tamblyn
ADALS
Ken McKinnon
Rudy Spielvogel
Children’s Aid
Guelph
Salvation Army
Ad.ili
Final draw doubles coupons with larger crowd and $50 top voucher
Saturday final draw doubled the usual coupons amid a larger turnout and last minute entries. Top voucher winner was Eileen Pratt of 126 Longfield Rd with $50, followed by Grace Townsley $40 and Stella Brunelle $25. Other prizes included items such as electric scissors, pottery, and decorative plants awarded to residents in Acton, Rockwood, Preston, Eden Mills, and Toronto.
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Usar
Santa Rams
Eileen Pratt
Longfield Rd
Grace Townsley
Stella Brunelle
Paul Hodge
Duwciu
du Ur
ACI
Bramon Flower Mart
C. E. Toth
R. R
Rockwood
Gary Lewis
Elmore Dr
Acton
Peggy Blyth
Ludwig Grunwald
Rowlawn Ave
Toronto
Reg Purkis
Preston
Betty Marshall
Eden
Friendship Lodge elects officers for 1970
Friendship Lodge No. 487 of the Juvenile Orange Association held its annual officer election for 1970. Elected were Muriel Holmes president, Tineka Van der Kooy vice president, Heather Higgins recording secretary, Christine ebb chaplain, Janet Green financial secretary, Bill Shaw treasurer, Bonnie Gordon first lecturer, Wade Vickery second lecturer, Jamie Vickery first standard bearer, Ray Green second standard bearer, Peter Devenham inner guard, Brends Harding outer guard, Sylvia Gordon escorts, Rhonda Speaker. Immediate Past President Valerie McGinn received her jewel as the Lodge closed. The group anticipates a Christmas party with movies, lunch, and Santa Claus on December 13.
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Friendship Lodge No. 487
Juvenile Orange Association
Worthy
Muriel Holmes
Tineka van der Kooy
Heather Higgins
Christine Ebb
Janet Green
Bill Shaw
Bonnie Gordon
Wade Vickery
Jamie Vickery
Ray Green
Peter
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Seas McClure Hurst
Jean-Paul Sneaul
Isabel Anderton
Hardi
Adelaide Wylie
Dermott
Actalesion
Crowson’s Corners
Nellowmen’s Association
Ey, Dectet Aregan
Tarlo
Department of Agricule Board Room
Doris
Sooyne
Elonseet
Ynstalled
Richardson’s Radio & TV
Main Street
East
Meuton
Joe Limehouse
Fred
Georgina Allan
Frederick ‘St. 5
BEL Aqua Water Conditioning Co
Sopt Water Service
SALT
Earl Jensen Wade
Stanley Construction
Aoa
Carpentry
K & R Lumbers General Contracting
Jennings
Paconi
Jim Jennings
Main ST. N
Dawson
Industrial - Realdesstial + Commercial
Masi
BAYNE
Farm Animal Service
H. L. Stull
Kent
Stoopa A
Hank’‘S
Lennox
United Gas
Minerimacae
Urerwartan
Business Veticlas
Weal Eoteia
Manutritina
Bret Tive
Unew
Lée
Naels i Saas
Acton 1 Frise Press
Tuseday
Joe Petric
Call Glenn Dantey
Oakawa Realty Investments
Oakville
4Th Line
Hwy. 24
Can. 9
Brin
Georgetown
Halton
Wellington
Christie & Woods Real Estate Limited Brokers
Main St
Roy W. Goodwin
T. Ross Ballentine
Jane Howard
RR. No. 2
Halton Cerennial Manor
Ontario
Co. P. Leatherland, CC
Peter Marks
Harold Townsley
Marks
Merry
Happy New
Elke, Anne & Frank
M & A Restaurant
SPM
Joe Petrie
Joe
Acton Citizens
St. Nick
Stephanie Merrin
Nan Abram
Bob Kru
Lynne Bender
Janice Hillman
Moore
Gord Orris
Hank Wissenz
Bob Krul
Bruce Fowler
Brad Timbers
Pete Morrison
Mike Cooper
Mark Furst
Sandra Watters
Friendship Lodge
Cathy Chapman
Christine Pothier
Robert Little
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