Rotary Conference Draws Uruguay Guests in Toronto
Two Uruguayan Rotarians attending the international conference in Toronto were priests from Acton Rotary. Noted attendees included Hobart and Ya Miureha Atburtas from Sal Voor Vegas, with Ay pene Rolsmans presenting. The event hosted about 4 000 participants with eight dinners around Arcadian Court where Avton's Rew McKensie offered welcomes.
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Acton Rotary
Evera
Deetaeers
Hotel Washington
Hobart
Yamiureha Atburtas
Sal Voor
Vegas
Ay Pene Rolsmans
Mr Ashutuas
Avion
Cas Week Inc
Paul Neilsen
Dave Mois
Mac Sprowl
Ron Lewes
Gordon
Rey
Kensie
Avton
Rew McKensie
Acton Quarries Reports First Year Losses and Costs
Acton Limestone Quarries Ltd posts a net loss of 487 083 for the year ending December 31 1963. Pre depreciation profit was 4900 with 252 499 in write offs and 171 624 in interest. Current assets total 419 335 and long term debt 2 489 527. President Gardiner cites weak sales due to competition and plans to expand markets and cut costs with new equipment. Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd buys a majority stake in outstanding shares.
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Acton Limestone Quarries Ltd
Gardiner
Acton
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Miss Mary Ruddick Honored at Shower
A miscellaneous shower was held at Mrs. Ross Ballentine’s Limehouse home for Miss Mary Ruddick a bride of Saturday June. Several contests followed with Miss Ruddick opening her gifts. A luncheon was served by Mrs. Ballentine and Mrs. Bonnie Bhakkley with many attendees listed by name including Mrs. Don Ruddick and Mrs. Fred McCutcheon.
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Ross Ballentine
Limehouse
Mary Ruddick
Rudck
Ballentine
Bonnie Bhakkley
Pat McCutcheon
Roy Ballentine
Radatek
Don Ruddick
Ko Haare
Ina Metlon
Fred McCutche
Fo Spielvaget
Beattie Blackley
Don van Fleet
Harvey, McCutchnon
Kirkawns
Weed Control and Safety Warnings Amid Garden Edges
A fragmented page discusses weed control methods and safety tips for seasonal maintenance. It notes potential tools and timing to prevent winter growth, mentions Beadmore and Mayo sister as readers, and includes emergency alerts urging quick doctor visits if exposure or injury occurs.
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Ce Causider
Beadmore
Mrs George Fryer Hosts Institute Event at Home
A local gathering hosted by Mrs George Fryer featured a One Act play by women and a program led by Miss Muncquarys Hall, with donations sent to children. Attendees included Mrs Kas Lindsay and Mrs Lambert, with contests won by several members and thanks given to Mary McAuley for reports.
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Phe June Ie
Actan
Woomeres
George Pesci
Kas Lindsay
Cau Alter
Vetine Planus
Muncquarys Hall
Geal
Seo
Childeen
Ant
Mary McAuley
Guelph
Gould
AL McAibers
Pachanetibe
Basny
Dasphan
Baal Lambert
Larbert
Sant Holmes
Mes Piven
Campbellville's 50th Anniversary Weekend Planned
Officials plan a gala weekend June 26 to 28 to celebrate Campbellville’s 50th year as a police village. A full program includes parades, games, a barbecue, exhibitions, a church service, and a history book to be published for sale during the event.
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Campbellville
Bank of Montreal appoints Edward A Pratt Acton manager
Edward A Pratt is named manager of the Bank of Montreal Acton branch succeeding William J Mackay who moves to Scarborough. Pratt has a long banking career including roles at Weston and Windsor and Te cumach Hled. in 1964 he assumes duties in Acton while Mackay becomes manager at Scarborough office.
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Bill MacKay
Edward A Pratt
Bank of Montreal
Acton
William J. Mackay
St. Clair
Pharmacy Avenues
Scarborough
Middieton
Prats
Delhi
Emersoll
Galt
Simcoe
West Lorne
Weston
Tecumach Hled
Windsor
Faties
Mackay
22 Varieties of Birds Seen by Mrs Thomphins
Mrs Lads Thomphins of Campbellvilla reports seeing at least 22 varieties of birds this year including a bluebird, noting she is not a bird-watcher. The remark is treated with skeptical humor as a legend.
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Lads Thomphins
Campbellvilla
New Canadian Exhibits Banners for Fair Topic
Acton notes hosted by Mrs J A Robinson on Acton Ball Pan Thoard. Minutes show discussion of preparations for a parade at the fan hias and possible display of New Canadian etchings. A social with cheese and strawberries followed led by Mis Relbtasom. Next meeting set for July 2 at Park Avenue home.
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Mis J A Robinson
Lake Ave. Acton
Dritt Tay Chewstoes
Acton Ball Pan
Dean and Matthews
Ralph Benny
Dimasion
Wo Waldie
Gentralions
Bossa Entrances
Dareetors Trust
Scotton Fot
Mis Relbtasom
Mis Wo Thompson
Marison
Mis Joa van Pleet
Park Avenue
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Uther Pensar
Swami
Hinton
George Fryer
Goldstraw
Aniversary
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Masrank Wheelthan
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Mohawk
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Women's Institute
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George Kerr
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Frank Lawson
Halifax
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Alex Moore
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Sol Austen Booth
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Carole Henderson
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Ken Moor
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Mas Mary Moore
Robyre Garrett
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Bill Coulter
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Chamman
Steved Crawford
Jack Wheelthan
Rita Hubbert
A To Moore
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Ro Garnett
Jim Mahon
Rod Bardy
Chantes Kang
John Gumnour
Roos Englis
Acton Free Press
Edward J. Pratt
Edward A. Pratt
Yuay
Ata
Frigidaire
Amuee
Manning Electric
Mill St. E
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