Bannockburn Women’s Institute January Meeting Recap
Bannockburn WIL held their January meeting at the school with Mrs Linham absent the chair. The meeting opened with the Institute Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. Rall call was answered by a current event. Donations were given to the Jeneen family and to the Mental Health Association. Members were invited to the Homemaking Club Achievement Day February 1 1968 in Milton. Historical research talks covered Acton’s murder and the old swimming hole. Prizes went to several members and the meeting closed with refreshments.
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Linham
Ada Sinclair Tank
Institute
Mary Stewart
Jeneen
Nerval
Tiwee
Arabia
Korsen
The
Mental Health Association
Milton
A. Mann
H. Wilkinson
Acton
Prises
Griese
J Fox
Colea
A. Brooks
Morrison
Busy Bees Meet Hostess Mrs Stan Robinson in January
The Busy Bees January meeting was hosted at Mr Stan Robinson’s home with President Mr Locker presiding. Activities included songs from The Institute Oxie and Mary Stewart Collet, a roll call of teams, an invitation to a Brookville Lane trend meeting, lamp shade display at Stewarttown Mall, letters of thanks, a euchre game, pins for older members, and papers by Mrs Pringle on banking advice to youth. The day closed with The Word's Prayer and lunch.
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Waa
Stan Robinson
Locker
Institute
Mary Stewart
Brookville Wall
Stewarttown Mall
Lindsay
Emile
Pringle
Bankers
CG LT Girls Meet in Presbyterian Church
The CG LT girls held their regular meeting January 20 in the Sunday School room. Julie Holmes read a story, a surprise package from Japan via the Department of Christian Education in Toronto was opened, minutes were read, crafts completed, and the meeting closed with taps. A Toronto Telegram notice features Alex G Brown born in Acton and a pharmacist with 45 years in business, linked to the Brown family of Acton.
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Presbyterian Church
Cg.lt
Julie Holmes
Japan
Department of Christian Education
Toronto
Toronto Telegram
Alex G. Brown
Telegram
Want
Brown
Acton
Ontario College of Pharmacy
Wm. Brown
Ron. Brown
A. T. Brown
PUC Hears Engineer Report On Old Deposit Returns
The Public Utilities Commission meets January 18 to hear an engineer's report on treatment of Reaximore and Company sewage. The report recommends reducing flow from 63 000 to 40 500 gallons daily and processing on a one hour basis.
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Public Utilities Commission
ROV
Anderma and
Amociates
Reandmore
Tre Commission
Beardmore and Company
Iiiice Beardmores
PUC
Jr. Stewart
Hydro
D. Mason
Glenfea
Mason
Knox W MS Auxiliary Acton Council Meets in Local Homes
The Acton council of the Knox W MS Auxiliary met at local homes for a plan review. Officials discussed funding, church activities, a Korean Presbyterian church update in Japan, and future planning for neighborhood by laws and services.
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Knox W
Acton Council
Wack
Japan
Community Holdouts Stall Acton Minor Port Changes
Local groups in Acton have delayed efforts by the Minor Mporta Committee as residents oppose planned changes. Activists cite safety and governance concerns while civic leaders push ahead with scheduled meetings and a public hearing.
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Boval
Mporta
Flechery
Dffey
Hospital Navy crew thanked for television gift
The Hospital Commission expressed thanks to the crew of the MUMCS Sauit Ste. Marie of the Royal Canadian Navy for presenting a television set to the Sydney unit.
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Sydney
Cape Preton
Hospital Commission
Mumcs Sauit Ste. Marie
Royal Canadian Navy
Mysterious Toronto Visit Tied to Local Meeting
A garbled historical note describes visitors from Toronto and a string of names including John A Mas, Wayne, and Creupe Nona. The fragment references Mary Mane Jere, St Josepha church, and a meeting at Mary Mane, with mentions of therapy and a solar project, all in a murky civic context.
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Mary
St Josepha Church
Mune
Mie
Mileon
Mickner
Creupe
Nona
Greipn
Mand Mertens
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