Dedication Service At Acton Pentecostal Church Draws 300
More than 300 people from Arte and nearby districts attended the dedication of Acton Pentecostal Church. The event featured ministers, choir, and a message celebrating the new building as a center for worship and Sunday school activities.
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Yetd Wew Pentecostal Church
J.C. Sheer
Ottawa
K. J. Rea
Pentecostal Church
Acton
Acton Pentecostal Church
Arte
Wales
Cemegeee
Patna
Ie Hisste
Ministres
Laemendes
Ube Taptasthy
Gulag
Kenneth Real
Acton Wolf Cubs Bid for Honors at Cuboree
Acton Wolf Cubs aim for Cuboree honors as 57 boys from Acton join 16 den teams in the North Halton District Cuboree at Gargetown Park. Georgetown and Milton packs contended for top honors with Acton finishing fourth after tests in hiking, dressing, balancing, relays, and tug of war amid a parade and awards ceremony.
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Acton
Wolf Cubs
North Salten District
Gargetown Park
Georgetown
Mister oMohawke
Coen
Ian Way
Pevenis Cubarou
Bere
Ue North Halton Dietet Lasdeen
Ac Millen
Ghar Vale
Norval
Selvel Ide
Goorgetown
Lowe Park
Murray Revoyne
Gienage
Baelling
Tug
Milton Mohawks
Georgetown A
Ind
Milton Hurons
Georgetown B
Milton Huron
Aceton
Maeatnes
Ache
Glen Willan
Milton Troguers
Georgetown Too
Molton
Lhawks
Glen Williama
Acton mi
Tad
Wood
Jad
Georg Coad Farsty
Ard
Othard
Milton Whitons Cf
Marion Mohawks
Acton BO
Georgetown al
Molton Harens
Acton al
Georgetown Fo
Acton Cubs
Murray Scayne
Akela
John Gay
Cubs
Glen Williams
Milton
Cubaree
Saturstrongast Rooter
Cub Ron McKnight
Steve Gay
Neil Youngstars
First Acton
Many Johnson
Ron Henry
Doug Ford Raar
David
Ryder
John Chisholm
Preliminary Plans Approved for High School Gym Additions
Architects presented two proposed additions to the Acton and Georgetown high school building. One plan adds a gym expansion with new auditorium and facilities. the second adds a second floor housing a laboratory, classrooms, and dressing rooms. Both sets of plans were approved in principle by North Halton district officials.
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Tu Acton
Georgetuen
Hugh Sebmols
Momory
North Halton
Ditoet High Schoel Toad
Abey Melon Milt
Conden Saver
Heaton
Guelph S
Cymnasions
Eetaol Ab
Guelph St
John Mall
suDvesa
Nang
Hugh Sobel
Law Captures Snapping Turtle in Lakeview
An Ontario OPP corporal responded to a distress call about a snapping turtle in a residence area. The animal, weighing about 30 pounds, was reportedly taunting a household, prompting the officer to secure and remove it for safety of children nearby.
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Law
Lakeview
Wastoedias
OPP
Acton
Mtr Maeany
Mason
Advertisers Praise Prompt Help From Action Plus
Last Friday two Acton Free Press advertisers thanked the paper for quick results from ads placed in the prior issue. A windbreaker listed as lost was returned to the owner, and a bicycle advertised for sale was sold after inquiries by Thursday evening.
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Acton Free Press
Feeg
Acton Citizens' Band Honors Amos and Mrs Mason
A past bandsman Amos Mason and his wife were honored by the Acton band with a private home concert on Bower Avenue Wednesday evening for their 50th wedding anniversary. The band then paraded to Acton Park for the year’s first concert. Band president Lorne Wieck announced new uniforms recently arrived for new and existing members.
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Acton
Amos Mason
Bowling Exec Ken Hulford Attends Ontario Convention
Acton Bowling Lanes proprietor Ken Hulford attended the Bowling Proprietors of Ontario convention in Hamilton. Over three days the group discussed junior bowling growth and support with new officers elected for the coming season including Don Graham as president and Ken Hulford as vice-president. Delegates from 292 Ontario alleys joined a dinner dance at the Royal Connaught Hotel.
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K. Hulford
Ken Hulford
Acton Bowling Lanes
Bowling Proprietors of
Ontario
Hamilton
Sesson
Don Graham
Samia
Ken Halford
Mel Edwards
North Bay
Joe Worrall
London
Jim Grant
Toronto
Wilf Simpson
Renfrew
Guido Widmeyer
Fergus
Royal Connaught
Andrews Seeks Canadian Trials Against Top Runners
Acton’s 16 year old track star Bruce Andrews heads to the British Empire Trials in Seakalaon Swakhashewen to compete in the junior mile and other events. He has won the Canadian Cruise County Championship and Juvenile Marathon titles and plans to gain experience and a possible Cardiff Wales team place with the Canadian squad.
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Andrews
Stnuce Andrews
Acten
Seakalaon
Swakhashewen
Tbe
Duane
Thas
Migel
Wang
I Atutrewe
Coelaine
T. Anaduding
Teton
Uber
Acton
University of Sank
Whewan
Caelph
Officiebe
Guelph
Eld
Truce
Meith Ta
Cardiff
Wales
Catadte
Hruce
Cere
Bruce
Toronte
Jack McGibbon
Hansell Dennis
Acton Utilities Board Adopts Four Block Rate System
Acton Utilities Commission approved a four block rate system at a June meeting. A new billing machine was authorized to handle the system, with manual work possible if needed until delivery. The board outlined implementation plans and noted prior misstatements to the public, aiming for early operation.
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P.U.C
Acton
Commvasian
HEPC
Dad Stewart
Stewart
Lind
Corlision
Hwan
Acton Pyadto
Adiausien
Earnel
Wooee Cook
Wes
McGoatie
Board of Parks Management
Commission
Board
Toxt
Neat Compuisnion
Communion
Urban Board Meeting Highlights From Milton Georgetown and Actes
Milton Georgetown and Actes councils gathered for an informal Mil ton Halton Urban Board session. Topics included bills from the Crown Attorney for all towns, district police size, meeting schedules, and methods to approve accounts.
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Milton
Georgetown
Actes
Mitt Halton Urban Board
Torbey
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