Personal notices from Acton area July happenings
Sree Press personals report a string of local events. Jamie Ellerby broke his wrist in Prospect Park while friends, including Jimmy McDonald and Terry Wilson, spent weekends at Wasaga Beach. Several families vacation in Bracebridge Midland and Wasaga Beach. hospital and health updates mention George Withers and Mabel Symon.
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Jamie Ellerby
Prospect Park
Jimmy McDonald
Terry Wilson
Ron Henry
Wasaga Beach
Earl's Bakery Opens at Mill Street with Southern Baking Flair
Earl Tebo, a Mississippi native and graduate of multiple culinary schools, opens Earl's Bakery in the former Baxter Drug Store beside the Bank of Nova Scotia on Mill Street. He and his family will live above the shop and bake daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Initial offerings include cookies and coffee, with future plans to sell jug milk and extend hours. Deliveries will be on date-specific orders.
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Baxter Drug Store
Bank of Nova Scotia
Earl
Knox Church picnic yields diverse race results at Rockwood
At the Knox Presbyterian Church picnic held June 29 at Rockwood Conservation Area, parishioners competed in straight races and novelty games across age groups. Winners include Bruce Mee Phail and John Watson in the under five straight race, Debbie Rippon and Lorna Sayers in six seven girls, Johnny Scoyne and Glen Jocque in six seven boys, with numerous other children, teens, and adults securing categories such as eight nine and ten eleven, plus team events like shoe scramble and base ball throw.
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Knox Presbyterian Church
Rockwood
Bruce MeePhail
John Watson
Debbie Rippon
Lorna Sayers
Johnny Scoyne
Glen Jocque
Anne le McPhail
Carol McKenvit
Leslie Coles
John Hansen
Lynda Sayers
Shirley Jocque
Glen McKenzie
Bruce McPhail
Judy Scoyne
Michael Rippon
Carol McKenzie
Carrie Maxwell
Carol Patterson
Jane Watson
George McPhail
Halton County Council marks 113th anniversary at Milton Inn
Reeve George Leslie recalled Halton County Council first met on July 12 1853 at the Milton Inn and noted the 1966 session in the new administration building celebrated 113 years of continuity He praised prior councils for foresight and said it was a privilege to chair the committee of the whole session He was Warden in 1953.
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George Leslie
Halton County
Milton Inn
Reeve Leslie
Leslie
Accidents decline in North Halton area report
Milton OPP detachment reports 37 accidents in June in North Halton with 16 injuries and 19060 property damage. Half-year totals reach 243 accidents, four fatalities, 86 injuries and 141420 in property damage, improving on 1965 figures despite higher June totals.
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Milton
O.P.P
North Halton
Former Acton councillor and businessman dies in Waterloo
Lewis Edwin Atkinson, former Acton businessman and councillor born in Norval, died June 30 at Kitchener Waterloo Hospital after a brief illness. He lived in Acton, then Waterloo 21 years ago, and is survived by his second wife Marjorie Stumpf and three children from Guelph. Funeral July 4 in Acton with Rev. Andrew McKenzie. interment at Fairview Cemetery. Pallbearers named. Predeceased by first wife Margaret McEachern.
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Lewis Edwin Atkinson
Acton
Kitchener- Waterloo Hospital
Norval
Mr. Atkinson
Waterloo
Marjorie Stumpt
Margaret McEachern
Quebec trip for Ontario student Paul Youngblut to learn French
High school student Paul Youngblut of Acton Ontario joins 600 Ontario students in Quebec for two weeks living with a French speaking family. Sponsored by the Canadian Council of Christians and Jews, the exchange pairs Paul with a Paquin family in Port Neuf. He travels by CN R train from Guelph and will return with a Paquin boy after two weeks.
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Lorne Youngblut
Martan Street
Paul
Ontario
Quebec
Canadian Council of Christians and Jews
Toronto
Acton
Guelph
C.N.R
Paquin
Port Neuf
Youngblut
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