Acton Notes Record Social Visits and Holidays
The Free Press notes list Acton residents visiting relatives in Detroit Midland Guelph Prescott Kingston and beyond. It records trips to Muskoka the St Lawrence Seaway Wasaga Beach and Ottawa plus family reunions and weddings, with many local names and homes cited as hosts or hosts-to-be.
Boundary changes to inspectorates in Wellington No 2 area
Changes assign Nicol Pikkington and Eramosa townships and Elora village to Brian H Bennett based in Kitchener under Waterloo No 1 and Wellington No 3. Guelph Erin and Evins village shift to Stew B under Waterloo No 2 and Wellington No 4. Puinch township moves to Cornwell based in St N Galt. All changes take effect September 1 next.
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Wellington
W. R. McVittie
Guelph
Realloe
Nicol
Pikkington
Eramosa
Elora
Brian H. Bennett
Kitchener
Waterloo No. 1
Erin
Evin
Waterloo
Puinch
Waterloo No
Bus Trip and Community Events in Bannockburn News
A mixed group from Bannockburn Institute and five other institutes enjoyed a Tuesday July 19 bus trip to Peterborough Oshawa General Motors Lindsay and a shopping center with a hosted lunch. Bride to be Bertha Watson received gifts at a shower hosted by Doris Thompson and others. Weekly meetings, parish activities, and visitors from Hamilton Acton and Ottawa are reported along with a church picnic at Waterfalls playground and local weather damages and other community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannockburn Institute
Peterborough
Oshawa Eral Motors
Lindsay
Lindsay Institute
Mr. Breton
Wm. Butler
Doris, Thompson
Charlie Binnie
Doris Thompson
Bertha Watson
Miss Watson
Woodside School
Denny
Iss Watson
Bertha
Richard Brown
Victor Harding
Dirk van Gouzen
John
Ray Higginsbottom
Hamilton
Ross Swackhamer
Brenda
Acton
Arthur Swackhamer
Roy Ferris
Maine
U.S
Norman Turner
Harold Griffin
Smith
Iends
June Swackhamering
St. Sandres
Wm. Thompson
Leonard Thompson
Muskoka
Chester Allen
Wayne
Helen Allen
Ottawa
LaVerne Allen
Alice Sidey
Toronto
Vacation Bible School Ends With 130 Plus Participants
The Rockwood area reports Vacation Bible School closing at John’s Church Parish Hall and Presbyterian Church with over 130 youths enrolled. Leaders supervised age groups, crafting scrapbooks, singing, and devotional sessions, while St John’s Church added instruction on symbols and window design. A Sunday stage review showcased child projects and a cardboard church model, with Doreen Gordon and Edith Taylor as organist and pianist. Friday’s late storm brought light showers and minor damage as locals noted garden lilies’ perfume and mourned Mrs Seaman Thomson in Guelph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hin
F. Hing
Helen Bayne
Edith Taylor
Otary
Paris
St. John's Church
G. A.B. Moore
United Church
Mr. Moore
J. Birtch
Doreen Gordon
Dai Ee
C. Gordon Harris
Dixie
OAC
Guelph
Sandy Best Serves Deputy Chair On House Committee
Halton M P Charles A Sandy Best reports he has acted as deputy chairman of the House of Commons Research Committee this session. The panel is examining policies operations and expenditures of the National Research Council Atomic Energy of Canada Limited and the Eldorado and Refining Limited. The NRC is described as the hinge of government research and university scholarships in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Best
Halton
M.P
Charles A
Sandy
House of Commons
National Research Council
Atomic Energy of Canada Limited
Eldorado and Refining Limited
Dollar Days Sale Opens in Acton Stores for Three Days
Acton shoppers learn the dollar remains worth 100 cents as three merchants Pauls Men's Wear Pallants Ladies' Store and Ten Pro Distributors launch a three day sale. Prices drop across many items with some articles listed below the dollar mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Paul's Men's Wear
Pallant’ Ladies
Ten Pro
Parking Area Marking Underway With Small Machine
A crew works on painting roadway rings and markings on Mill Street as a barge aids the operation. A one man sprayer and AL Kir assist the crew while a small motor sprays paint along the street in a scene resembling highway roadwork. The team hopes to finish the job soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comen
Mill Street
Sto Park
Department of Highways
AL Kir
Ander, Chine
Bannockburn Women Institute Bus Trip To Lindsay
The Bannockburn village Women’s Institute held a July 19 bus trip with about 40 members and friends. The group toured Peterborough to view lift locks, visited Lindsay’s business district, dined with Lindsay WI, and rode to Oshawa Lakeview Park for a picnic by Lake Ontario. They shopped in Oshawa, then joined a sing song and dance with Mrs Johnston of Lindsay playing the piano. The return route was via Highway 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Wiggins
Karen
Acton Friends
Kingston
Mr. Wiggins
Bank of Montreal
Acton
Tony Ironside
Joseph Jang
William Davey
French Bay
Lake Huron
Mr. Davey
Mel Schroeder
Chesley
Ontario
W.A
Harold Griffin
Beeton
Frank Freeman
MacArthur
Ralph Denny
Bannockburn Vl
Lindsay
Bannockburn Women’s Institute
Peterborough
Lindsay W.I
Highway 401
Osh
General Mojors
Oshawa Lakeview Park
Lake Ontario
Oshawa
Mrs. Johnston
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Mick Fischer
Jim
Detroit
A. C. Stewart
Midland
Katharine Roszell
John Scott
Judy of
John Wood
Julie Lesniewich
Preston
Mrs. Henry Deveau
Mrs. Fred. Dawkins
Walter Linham
St Lawrence Seaway
Anne Williamson
Applewood Acres
Bill Waterhouse
A. H. McKenzie
Knox Presbyterian Church
California
Calvert
Mike Coxe
Fred Anderson
William Howe
C.K. Browne
Dale
Merlin
Margaret Pord
Guelph General Hospital
H. W. Hinton Jr
Bennn
Windsor
New York
Browne
H.W. Browne
Hinton
Garnet Rose
Alan Rose
Port Hope
Frank Bauer
Cleveland
Jacob Bauer
F. Sall
Ken Fryer
Wasaga Beach
Joseph Johnson
Water You
Jack Kennedy
Harold Britnell
Bob
David
H. W. Hinton
J. Frank
Jim Henry
Wingham
Willie Halt
Port Colbourne
Charles Leatherland
Montreal
Wes Fountain
British Columbia
The
Rockies
William McDonald
Gordon
Fort Witttama
Willard Britton
R. R
Fred McMillan
Bill McMillan
Gordon Rawn
A. M. MacPherson
Ross Gordon
Rockwood
St. Thomas
Jim Higgins
Herb Middleton
Re. 4
Jack Drysdale
Dave Drysdale
Alliston
Jimmy
Jennifer Krapek
Huntsville
John Keapek
New Brunswick
Bert Urquhart
Darlene
Mosa
Canadian Veterinary Medical Association
Halifax
de DG Maplesden
ONC
Mes. C
Maplesden
Abel Hoon
Clare Prosser
Dilly
Levack
Ontirie
Bracebridge
Mr Prosser
Flora Molla
New Zealand
Bella Bella
B.C
Duncan Moffat
Catherine Elliott
Thomas Manes
Elliott
Bill McHugh
Nassagaweya Presbyterian Church
Robt. R. Hamilton
Fred. A. Hoffman
Optometrists
E. P. Head
George's Square
S.S
Waterfalls Playground
Qemarer
Seaman Thomson
Thomson
Sault Ste. Marie
Conningsby Cemetery
Gertrude Freeman
R.R. No. 3
Saskatchewan
N.R.C
Canada
Jack Ridley Cartage
Brock
Denny's Insurance Agency
Acton Legion
Acton Park
Monster Midway
CNR
Acton Arena
Peel Counties
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Halton & Peel Trust & SA
A. S. Nicholson
O. E. Manning
Burlington
Brent Street
E Whitelock
Oakvele
Garch Street
Man O. E Jasoning
Any I Wings Company
Angus McMillan
Q.C
Brampton
Queen Street East
Mgr
J. A Carroll