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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jun 22, 1961

Page

6

Liberals Name Harry C Harley as Halton Federal Candidate

A crowd of 300 at Milton town hall chose Oakville physician Dr. Harry C Harley to carry Halton’s Liberal banner in the next federal election. The nomination followed last week’s resignations and last minute shifts among four original contenders. The event featured speeches by Hon. Paul Martin attacking Diefenbaker and pledging support for Harley, with discussion on unemployment education and the Avro issue.

Halton Biberal Harry C. Harley Oakville Milton Town Hall I Shmaeta Cy Young Harry Pollard Lester K. Whiting Kenneth Y. Dick Milton Michael Mutzak Dr. Hartey Alt" Tn Dre—Hartey United States Lester Pearson John F. Kennedy Canada James—Coyne Diefenbaker Ontario M.P Paul Martin Hatley

Scouts to Leave for Camp Grand Bend

The Acton Boy Scout Group plans a ten day camping trip to Pinery Provincial Park Grand Bend starting July 2. An advance party will depart Saturday to set up camps while the main group travels Sunday morning. A sick bay and medical supervision are provided with two John Ambulance leaders and a on call doctor.

Acton Grand Bend Sumer Pinery John Ambulance Bruce, Williamson

Heslop Offers 150 Acres Free to Conservation Area

Rex Heslop of Detres Developments proposed gifting 150 acres to the Credit Valley Conservation Authority to aid damming Silver Creek at Ninth Line. The plan, with a $250,000 earthwork estimate, was discussed by Georgetown officials and the Flood Control and Advisory Board, with potential federal and provincial support.

Heslop Credit Valley Conservation Authority Rex Heslop Detres Developments Limited Silver Creek Ernie Pyde Georgetown AL ML Greenway Port Credit, Authority Flood Control and Advision Board William Carr Thestap Carr Heslap

Census finishes with rapid field work and good reception

Georgetown district commissioner Misa Bel Clark reported that three of four census areas were completed yesterday with few callbacks remaining in the fourth. She praised the cooperative response, noting residents were prepared and helpful as enumerators were welcomed.

Agtan Misa Bel Clark Georgetown Nens

Truck rollover near Hornby injures no one

Don Thom son of Acton drove a truck that rolled over in a field on Friday along Seventh Line near Hornby breaking a pole. The driver was unhurt.

Don Thomson Acton Hornby

Acton Scouts Prepare for Grand Bend Summer Camp

The Acton Boy Scouts announce a 12 day summer camp at Grand Bend focusing on pioneering camp cooking track swimming patrol leadership and inter patrol contests to build spirit. All members urged to attend. financial help available via the committee Rotary Club and sponsors. Bon voyage shower for Miss Madge Chapman held in Acton with gifts for her Calgary trip.

Grand Bend Acton Group Com Mittee Scout and Guide Mothers’ Committee Rotary Club Tast Miss Chapman Madge Chapman C. Leatherland H. H. Hinton Park Ave H. W. Hinton Sr Calgary Toronto Clara Grinder Kathy Hinton Walter Blunn H. B Stokreef Edward Blunn Ted Moyse Russell Perry Annie Stalker Anthony Jonside E. W. Holmes Art Johnson Kay’ Alger Arthur Gamble Jack Chapman Harold Denny H. R. Force Cecil Nellis Jack Alger Perry Watson

Knox Sunday School Picnic Draws About 150

About 150 attended Knox Sunday School picnic at Stanley Park in Evans Saturday afternoon. Children and fathers joined in races swimming and boating and a softball game followed by a shared supper.

Knox Stanley Park Evin

Stuffed Soft Dolls Sought for Halton Hospital Work

The Ontario Medical Association Halton branch in Oakville discussed supplying stuffed dolls to emotionally disturbed children at Thistletown hospital. Each child now receives a hard doll. soft dolls would aid comfort and accompany the child on discharge. Mrs. A. R. Long of Acton coordinates doll contributions at 90 Church St.

Thistletown Halton Ontario Medical Association Oakville A. R. Long Church St Acton O.m.lh.a

Girl Guides Senior Patrol Overnight Hike

Five Ist Atvey7Gtrr-Gattle Company girls met for a senior patrol overnight hike at Scout Hall. They rode to a campsite, added a sixth member Joan Ramsden, pitched tents, and fired up a camp blaze. After a day of meals, cleanup, and a river swim, they returned home in the evening.

Jill Hurst Janet Rogkvaldson Mary Grischow

EM O Course to Hold Demonstration Event

Emergency Measures Organization plans a demonstration at the scout hall Acton on June 29 to explain equipment and course details. County coordinator W B McGregor will outline the basic rescue course starting in September and show emergency methods. Rover Scouts and Beardmore and Company team participate. attendees urged to enroll.

Acton W. B. McGregor Rover Beardmore and Company

Liberals Spotlight Revitalized Halton Campaign

Friday's Mitton nomination rally showcased renewed Liberal energy with Harley supporters flashing banners such as keep Hatton healthy and a doctor in the house. The Acton Citizens Band played Hallalnia after each nomination as youth filled the audience and Paul Martins appeared. Organizer Owen Mullin noted every Liberal member volunteered as a candidate.

Halton Mitton Harley Suchas Hatton Dief Best Owen Mullin Acton Liberal Association

Choir Picnic Ends Inside Pavilion Due To Rain

United church choir held its annual Terra Cotta Conservation Area picnic Monday. Rae West and George Elliott led those who wished to swim at 3 PM. by 6 45 PM the group gathered for a cold meats and salad supper before rain forced them indoors to finish.

The United Church Rae West George Elliott

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