Enrolment climbs at Vacation Church School week
Mark Record Enrolment of 160 save on sidewalks in church summer school here at public school soccer club holds second league spot. Acton soccer club sits second in the Southern Ontario league. Galt close behind on points. Vacation church school sets new high enrolment with 160 attendees by Wednesday. program features music, crafts, and lessons on The Church. Sidewalk improvements around the public school proceed under a $1500 upgrade plan by John’s Asphalt Paying, after board approval.
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Acton
Ecg
Kitchener Victorias
Thy
K-W Dutchmen
Galt
Victorias
Condren
Oac
Rey Armstrong
Bayist
Presbyterian, Anghiesa
United Churches
First Taste of
PWLTP
Kitchener Vittorias Av
F Toth
New Hamburg
Helen Landsborough
Armstrong
Knox Church
Rev Currey
Vpubhe
Pubette School Board
Rockwood
John's Asphalt
KLR Simmons
Wo Middleton
River Street
Ladies' Aid Holds Summer Meeting in Knox
The Knox Ladies' Aid met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. A. M McPherson’s Arthur Street home. Mrs. J Ing lis and Mrs. A K Mann led worship. business chaired by Mrs. F J McCutcheon noted new church parlor furnishings. A vestry dressup committee was formed and weddings catering discussed.
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Knox Ladies’ Aid
A. M McPherson
Arthur St
J. Inglis
A. K. Mann
F. J. McCutcheon
John L. Davidson
A . Mann
Spitfires Keep Up Winning Run In Weekend Jousts
The Spitfires won both games against the Panthers and Tiger Cats, 12-10 and 14-7, as they maintain top rating. Pitcher Freer earned the win while Marshall took the loss, with multiple three and four run innings powering the Spitfires. Attendance rose as teams head to a Toronto doubleheader.
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Spitfires
Panthers
Tiger Cats
Toronto
Tablows
Fryer
Marshall
Tabbies
Panth Dawkins
Churchill
Ruddick
Harris
Price
Marasak
Fleming
Oakes
Freee
McDonald
Shannon
Novelty Contests Picnic Highlights Local Fair Events
An OCR fragment describes a church picnic with novelty contests at Acton Baptist Church grounds Saturday afternoon. It lists participants such as Judy Gerden, Mary Reid, Jack Fryer, and Ralph Tripp, plus activities like races, a pie eating event, a derby, and prizes.
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Usu
Premie
Acton Baptist Church
Paursers
Luardy de Bysnre
Nursery
Ara
Derby
Judy Gerden
Piers Garner
Derra Lardeberough
Bert Tripp
Rutt Risto
Margaret Ee
Aris
Mary Reid
Coreree
Mils
Boo
Jack Fryer
Hammeri Woma Chapman
Mtripp
Bebe
Ralph Te
Wally Garden
Pating
Ralph Tripp
Committees Named By Acton Rotarians
Acton Rotary holds a Tuesday meeting naming committees including membership and attendance led by T Jones. Dills and Wright among others assign roles for programs projects and international outreach. Auditors approved and monthly business meetings set.
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Acton
Acton Rotary Club
Arizona
T. Jones
AU Long
David Dills
Bob Frank
Dick Schmit
Ted Hansen
Walt Woodburn
Vic Masters
Bill Coon
H. Ainread
Jonny Gay
D Dills
Fred Wright
International
Amos Mason
Harold Leib
Padsbury
Ted Tyler
Dek Schmull
Vic Rumley
al Kirkne
Art Padbury
Wes Musales
Jeet
Ing Ledger
Dick Schmull
Harold Kintead
Roy Coon
Alf Lona
Rumley
Micro Plastics Ltd Buys 14 Acres On Northwest Edge
Micro Plastics Ltd purchased about 14 acres on the northwest edge of town Esque for a 50000 square foot plant expansion. The land lies north of Wallace Street and along Maan Street with three acres not developed. Officials note future expansion potential while plans await approval from the Plans Board.
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Micro Plastics Ltd
Township of
Esque
Vaof
Micro Plastics Limited
Pwice
Additiv Wise
Fim
Wallace Street
Industrial zone designation approved by council
Council endorses the Planning Heartal area classification as industrial after questions to Mr Bowles and Mr Long. The dispute over minute and press report errors is noted while staff wage figures are corrected to four dollars.
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Turkh-West
Acton O
Miere
Redesugout
A. Hufnagel
Adust
Fim
Lang
Bowles
Unite
Bo Tyler
Chihquistan
Long
J. McGeneniv
B Urquhart
McGeachie
Wesbtgub
RV. Anderson Associates
Warren Treve
No Hits No Runs As Georgetown Defeats Acton Juve
Georgetown defeated Acton Juve 60 for no hits and no runs on a dry Tuesday evening. Meath pitched for Georgetown and limited Acton to 18 batters as the left handed opener started the rally. Morton pitched for Acton with Webster and Recher among the watchers. Port Credit leaves the loop with Oakville Acton Georgetown remaining. playoff schedule to end shows Georgetown and Acton tied for final.
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Georgetown
Acton
Acton Park
Meath
Gret Bas
Aberma
Morton
Mason
Liewson
Webster
Port Credit
Oakville
Jeague
Javed le Hand
Friendly Circle Picnics at Breezes
The Friendly Circle closed its meetings for the summer with a picnic held on Wednesday July 16 at Breezes. Attendees enjoyed salads desserts and refreshments. recreation committee planned upcoming bazaar activities and work groups for July.
Sunday Thieves Break In Through Window
A Sunday afternoon burglary occurred at a residence on Acton Road near the farm area. Thieves entered through a cellar window while occupants were away, stealing a lady’s valuables and two cases of liquor before fleeing. No injuries reported.
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Thaves
Harris
Hsmily
Acton
Hyde
Sume
Tests and Interviews for Postal Staff
Routine tests and interviews were conducted for postal staff this week led by examiner Walia Collier of Richmond. The proceedings covered staff upgrades and examinations, with attendees including William Collet of Acton and Mrs Fred Anderson, who hosted the examiner during the visit.
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William Collet
Acton
Anette
Walia Collier
Richmond
Fred Anderson
Mutual Aid Fights Glen Mills Flaming Mill Blaze
Early Saturday a large scale mutual aid response from Actor and Georgetown brigades battled a flash fire that gutted Glen Mills co operative mill. Firemen saved sheds and houses as two departments worked to contain the blaze with extensive equipment and water attack. Estimated losses exceeded 100000 with nearby structures damaged and several sheds collapsed or scorched.
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Georgetown
Glen Whams Aid Knitting Om
Mutu
Halton
Cicumty
Charles Fel
Glen Williams
Fire at Watsons Dairy Bar Kitchen Causes Smoke Damage
Early this morning a grease fire in the Watsons Dairy Bar kitchen caused dense smoke and damaged the fry station, walls, and equipment. Isabel Watson alerted her son Tom Watson who helped smother the blaze with soda and a blanket before firefighters arrived at 12:45.
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Watsons Dairy
Isabel Watson
Tve
Vestaure Wat
Tom Watson
Chuceh Street
Hanes
Acton Parks Edges New Hamburg 6 0 In Scrappy Clash
Acton Calder Schipper Hall Nolan Davies Wilson Bottomley Fish Allen Nolan Smedema Sutton Taylor Lake led Acton to a 6 0 victory over New Hamburg. Fish scored twice with Allen adding two and Bottomley and Fish other scorers. New Hamburg’s defense struggled as Acton’s offense controlled the second half.
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Welle
New Hamburg
Ove
Orst
Hamburg
Nolan
Rught
Allen
Phere
Tiret
Thes Poon
New Hanburg
Nana
Avtot
Mungntys
Agton Fook
Oan
al Fish
Jist
Bottomley
Amie Apt
Tron Allen
Non
Ue de Halty
Hara Serend
Aton
Calder
Gueips Cy
Acton Park
Acton
Dundas
Dundas Acton
Calder Schipper Hall
A. Nolan
Davies Wilson
Bottomley Fish Allen J
Nolan Smedema
Sutton Taylor Lake
P Nage
Mikler Reinecker
Falkenberg
OQ Nagel
Zander
Foeder
Caiazzo
Schuater Froese Roth
Sehroder
Symon
School faces concern over rate of work and preparations
The article notes worry about the pace of school work as furniture and equipment are moved to a storage room prepared for this purpose. A timeline hints at an upcoming event dated the 8th with actions including department planning and budget implications.
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St. Alban's
R. Costerus
Rey Price
B. Price
Palestine
Dur- Berg
Ladies’ Aid
Plans Board
Redee
Council
Actos
Fall Farr
Ras Everdell
Warren Grove
Earth
E. Tyler
George Shultz
Che
Mutual Aid
Glen Mill
George Hott
Credit River
Ftemen
Georgetown Brgade
Acton Brigade
Owahm
Rot
Oumul
Sam Tennart
Mis Et Y Barraclouth
Regina
Asages
Black Maes
Arly
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