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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 09, 1964
Page
10
The camp nurtures enthusiasm in youth fenders and honors Shevchenko themes. It marks the 150th birth anniversary while studying native history. Each summer the camp renews ties to homeland as children attend and families join special events.
The Ukrainian Youth Association runs a summer camp for 300 campers from Teresia and surrounding province with 18 staff and 25 caregivers. Camp Weselha hosts two batches of 300 over two weeks of activities and two weeks of leadership training, with Ukrainian cultural emphasis and a future centennial exchange.
Albert van Gils a builder carpenter and cabinet maker died in St Joseph's Hospital Gas on July 1 after four years of declining health. He worked with Janes and van Gila on sewer plants homes bridges and culverts on Highway 25 and built parts of the Leishman survey. One of his last projects was a Mill and Elgin Sts block of stores and apartments. He was 83 and survived by his wife Phyllis Wynen two sons Grant and van Gils brothers Maurice Jan Cornelius Antoon Antwerp Belgium and sister Wilhelmine Bosseart of Antwerp. Born in Holland he was later in Belgium and 193 J came to Acton from Guelph Rev Morgan officiated Mass at Stobe church and interment was at Dele cemetery. Pallbearers were Gaston Verfoullie Hamilton Jene Molder Guelph Peter Tennant and Leo Synnatt.
The Greenock Women’s Institute met at Mrs. Chas. Binnie’s home for the last meeting of the season with President Mrs. Le Tryssen presiding. Members discussed the Centre Wellington District meeting, doll displays, a tax petition, a short course on creative cooking, and reviewed CAC bulletin topics. A picnic at Rockwood Park is planned. programs featured Mennonite families and a detailed farm history to be filed in Tweedsmuir.
Members completed form histories for recording. The Tweedsmuir Book was on display. The meeting closed with the Hymn of All Nations and the Institute Grace. Hostess and Mrs K Eberrich and Miss EB Pearin served refreshments. Mrs E Patterson thanked the hostess and conveners for the evening.
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