Golden Age Cheb New Group Forms for Seniors
The Golden Age club, a senior citizens group, formed after an executive meeting at Ailsa Annie Altielns home. It plans twice monthly meetings on the first and third Thursdays with 2 pm and 7 30 pm sessions starting Thursday June 18. Members over 60 are invited to join for fellowship and activities including music games and trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Age Club
Citkeens Group
Ailsa Annie Altielns
Ye War
Thursdeva
Ania
Boy Suffers Arm Break While Helping Youth
A local boy attempted to aid a youngster at the park, climbing a tree to retrieve an article. He slipped from a park bench and broke his upper arm, receiving treatment at the hospital including X rays and surgery. He is the son of Mrs. Catherine McGilloway of Victoria Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine McGilloway
Victoria St
20 Cadet Officers At Toronto Service
Morning Prayer service for the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem was held at St. Pauls Church in Toronto. About 20 Acton cadets in uniform attended along with nursing and staff officers. Knights of the order and standard ceremonial items were present. The Lieutenant Governor presided. Cadets joined the Decoration Day parade later after a cemetery visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem
St. Paul's Church
Bloor St. E
Toronto
St. John Ambulance Brigades
Acton
Beaders
E. Heffernan
Thomas Cook
George Hargrave
Hargrave
R. S. Hart
St. John
Order
Council Seeks Back Taxes and New Fire By Law
The Acton council moved to collect $26 000 in delinquent taxes and discussed a new fire code restricting departures from premises without a permit. Debate focused on enforcement timelines and discretionary power for the clerk administrator. Budget items included water tower projects, bridge contracts, and a conference for clerk travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Acton
Jagh McGeachie
Ray Arbie
Tio
Decoration Day Parade at Pioneer Cemetery With Plantings
The article describes the Tenth Decoration Day parade in Acton, led by Parade Marshal Bill Nicoll, featuring diverse groups and floats, the start of a cemetery planting program at Pioneer Cemetery, and a memorial service at Fairview Cemetery. It notes contributions by the Acton Citizens Band, St John Ambulance, scouts, and community leaders, and mentions plans for annual cemetery plantings of blue willow and shrubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Coles
Chunh Street
Fairview Cemetery
Petunias
Fairview
Pioneer Cemetery
Saliery Tal
Bill Nicoll
Pelhow
Seaelet
Contec Acta
Hanil
Fis Cemstoy
Guelph
Thay Regia
Duke of Devonshine
Acton Dublin
Ted Swift
Swift
V. J. Morgan
St Joseph's Cemetery
Playground Program at M Z B School Approved by Board
The public school board approved a summer playground program at the M Z B School from July 6 to August 21 with qualified leaders on duty. Approval was given to recreation allocator Jim Casburn before his departure for London, and inspectors announced supervision and facilities will be available all day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CNR
M. Z. Hennett Publi School
Yoas
Jim Casburn
Schonol Board
Casburn
Stowes
Church Receives Summer Bible School Space Approval
Christian Reformed Church granted use of a Robert Linthe School classroom for a Bible school from June 2 to July 10. Approval also given for the Grade Eight person banquet to be held on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase Howers
de Ochenade
Christian Reformed Church
Robert Linthe School
Log Bible School
Alan
Authority chief cites land buys and water plans for watershed
Parker briefing outlines 2000 acres sought at Forks of the Credit 400 near Caledon 180 at Erindale 130 near Meadowvale and 200 at Limehouse with total 870000 this year. He says government grants cover most dam and pond projects and irrigation of fairs, while weed control at Fairy Lake awaits funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ab Parker
Campcih Bial
Pwklind
Authority
Caf
Dite
Heart Lake
Parker
Algonquin Park
Ontario
Ghuacr Lo
Council
Forks of the Credit Area
Caledon
Erindale
Ontaro Hydro
Meadowvale
Limehouse
Orangeville
Rattray
Credit Valley
Atone Wapemse
Fairy Lake
Ontaney
Institute Takes Brantford Trip
Ted Tyler led 40 Women’s Institute members on a tour to Brantford visiting Harding Carpet Co and The Shopping Place for lunch, Johnson’s Was for tea, and the Berane Museum. They dined at the Sherwindon then passed Mohawk Chapel, Mohawk Institute, Bell Homestead, and the museum on the return trip. The Mohawk Church houses a 1712 Bible gift from Queen Anne, and the first telephone is shown at the museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Tyler
S Institute
Harding Carpet Co
Johnon
Queen Ann
Wee
Bell Homsteead
Museum
Citven's Band Opens Season With Park Concert
A small audience attended the first concert of the season by Citven's Band near the old bandstand in the park. Band master A. Perrott conducted a one hour program as Handsmen played a varied set before dusk. Mr Bennett's public school plans a field day to crown winners for an interschool meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citven
Handsmen
A. Perrott
Mr. Bennett Public’ School
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