Conservative Picnic Program and Local Notices in Milton
A report notes a conservative picnic with events including a watermelon eating contest and live music by the Brampton Clown Band. County president Gordon Beatty led the program as Nossagawega Council granted two gravel pit licenses and approved a $28 grant to the Halton Agricultural Society. No. 25 highway north of town is being oiled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nossagawega Council
Mervin Thompson
Don McMillan
Halton Agricultural Society
Milton Farr
Omee OC Ae
Acton auxiliary notes officer change and bake sale plans
Trecsurer Bechet Acton Ladies Auxiliary for Retarded Children accepted the resignation of treasurer Mrs. BR Sterritt and installed Mrs. D Anderson. June meetings included North Halton Association for Retarded Children at Sunshine School Hornby with bake sale plans and ticket sales for the Witchy draw at Acton Fall Fair. A list of Ontario Moore Lodge Association draw winners dated May 18 shows $4000 to R. Nugent and $900 to Mr G. with ticket teller in Scarborough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Knapton
BR. Sterritt
D. Anderson
N. Price
J. Buckman
Ausilian
P. F. Dunham
Ontario Moore Lodge Association
R. Nugent
Scarborough
Birds Shine At Southern Ontario Poultry Show In Milton
Twenty exhibitors from across southern Ontario presented 120 birds at the Georgetown and Halton County Purebred Poultry Association summer show held at Milton Fair Grounds. Exhibits included standard fowl bantams and pigeons with champions named from Acton St. Catharines Guelph and Burlington.
Church Calendar Entries From Acton Ontario Calendars
Acton Ontario church calendar listings for June 1963 include Trinity Church United, Gvangh Baptist, Acton Pentecostal Tabernacle and others. Services cover English and Dutch worship, Sunday School, sermons on youth Delights and Dilemmas, Fathers Day plans, Bible studies, prayer meetings, and communion announcements with locations in Acton YMCA and local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gvangh Baptist Church
YMCA
J. H. Wilson
Actun
Uss
CBMC
Turon
Christian Business
Wen’s Committees
Ospertiam
Jobin
Sunmtay
Letter Corrects Claim on Dr Bests Degree
A letter from A S Marlow of Rockwood refutes claims about Dr Sandy Best. It states his doctorate is earned, not honorary, and notes the PhD in Biology took seven years. It mentions Best entered the University of Toronto at age 16 and that he was elected to Ottawa in 1957 with one year left to complete his doctorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Milton
W. A. Johnson
Rockwood
Sandy Best
Dr. Best
Sandy
Ottawa
Johnson
University of Toronto
Personal Notes Of Actoniae Vising Ovto
Personal notes from Acton area recount visits and health updates. Mentions Mr. Robert Kerr, surgery at Guelph hospital, Mrs. John Tockes in hospital, and local residents visiting Ottawa, Toronto, and St. Thomas. Includes university students, church events, and a Stoney Creek anniversary bus trip by Acton women.
Bridge rules and a spade slam on Acton board
A note explains how duplicate bridge scores differ from rubber bridge and recounts a recent Acton Bridge session. It describes a four spade contract where declarer aims for 10 tricks, details the diamond and spade plays, and notes varying scores of 420 and 480 across four boards. It lists winners and upcoming session times at St Albans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Bridge
Nori
North South
Declaree
P. Nodwell
M. Heltenbuck
Earl
Bmond
Mike Loruissa
Power Outage Sparks Blue Flame At Substation
Wednesday afternoon at the Free Press site a sudden electrical flash shut down writing activity. Two lightning strikes at the substation caused a blue flame and sparks, briefly plunging power, then the automatic control system at Guelph restored power as crews worked to identify the fault.
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Frote Riva Dumker
Duke of Devonshire
C.E. Treasure Mart
Neil Bowles
van Gils
Hou
Jovermber
Mauer
Miler
Rotucae Kerr
George Kerr
Toronto
Eyn
Trecsurer Bechet
Aetee Dal
Champion Bird
F. Kentner
J. Johnston
St. Catherines
Johnston Alo
Sault Ste. Marie
L. Laughton
R. R
Georgetown
Ron Campbell
Woodstock
Canada Endx
Andrew H. McKenzie
E A Hansen
REA Sd Se
Canada
Main St
Rockwoml
Ray Wiseman
Schowl
Mora Giorstin
WHO- Core
ST. Alban Ee Cosner End
Paes Pagne
Ays. Aa
Osthel
Christian Reformed Church
Christ Ambassador
Trinity Church
The
United Church of Canada
Ontario
the Revay To Engel
George Eihort
Ted Devie
Vin —Scomr
Haam —Humora
Acton Baptiet
Ontarie
Quebec
Staniey Gammon
Tidev Ave
Reuters
Gaich
Custom Cleaners
Actoniae
Robert Kerr
Lngie
Selph Gait
Clarence. Gamble
Guelph Hospital
John Tockes
Guelph General Hospital
Mer JR. Burling
Kalamazoo, Mich
Ta. Men
Kathryn Bell
R. M. MacDonald
Mr. W. J. McLeod
Ens Morrison
Fred Cole
Fyfe Somerville
Toronto General Hospital
A.M. Macpherson
St. Thomas
Clark Armstrong
Bonnie
T. Winfield
Wasaga Beach
Gordon Wagner
Kitchener - Waterloo Hospital
Kitchener
Arnold Weaver
William Keith
Muriel van Wyck
Raymond Braida
G. W. Bruce
O.A.C
Anne McDonald
St. Mary's Hospital
Waterloo
Gordon MacKay
Anna Smith
Lake Ave
Mary Lou Creighton
Brampton
Harriet Jordan
Medicine Hat
Alberta
Beatrice Taylor
Wesley Store
Fourth Line
Toronto Hospital
John Leatherland
C. F. Leatherland
North Carolina State University
Rawleigh
Ruth Anne
Department of Lands and Forests
Chapeau
oMa
Somerville
Due Wilthy
Oakawa General Hospital
Centre Island Lagoon
Fatty Lake
Grace Reed
Felondé
Lesley Anne Duby
Presbyterian Church
Glen Mhor
Lake Simcoe
A. E. McKenzie
Fou
Herb Jol
Fred) Williamson
C. W
Betty) MacDonald
Streetsville
William Myce
Donald
Williamson
West Coast
MacDonald
England
Violet Cochrane
Stoney Creek
Ballinafad Ws
Stewarttown
Silverwood
Dowald Kennedy
Jessie McGregor
R. L. Davidson
Florence Robinson
M. McAulay
Earl Lambert
Robert Turner
F. Anderson
Lovell ‘Bros
St Albeins
Pollock and
Campbell
Water St
North
Galt
Ane
Tenpro Distributors Ltd
June Roth
Dar Fathers de
Winton
Belis
Rason
Writer's Flash
Doug Mason
Guelph
Thompson Fuels Ltd
Johnson Optometrists
Main, St., Milton
Lloyd Davis Jewellery
W Bank
Maine
Meanenmal Varney
Bensnee
Kay, Mas
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