Acton Open golf winner edges field at Hornby Tower course
Acton’s 12th annual Open golf tournament drew 64 players on the new Hornby Tower course. Dr. Brian Moore won low gross with 83, while Rev. A H McKenzie took second. Ross Morton captained low net with 71 including a 19 handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Hornby Tower
J. Bert Wood
Brian Moore
A. H. McKenzie
J. B. Mackenzie
Son
Jilian Zajac
Murray Secoyne
Howard Pearce
Mick Blolmes
Jim Burlough
Andy Nokin
Stewart MacDonald
Roy Butler
Allan Ellerby
Paddy Dick
Ivan Kilby
Bill
McHugh
Don Ryder HS
Chester Peycha
Jin’ Peycha
Chester
Don Anderson
Oakville
Bob Cunningham
Toronto
Lew
Andy McKenzie
Ron Lewis
Jack Bullough
Bill Taylor
Wally Moon
Andy Nolan
Bob Drinkwalter
Bill Pen- Meton
Gord Beatty
Gary Bateman
Rod Ellison
Walter Dubois
Jack Drysdale
Harry Moon
Dave Greenway
Denny Gibbons
Jack Blow
Wile Near
Martin McCristall
Mike McCristall
Fred
Don Grein
Larry Nolan
Pete Homer
Frank Morton
Dorrance Matheson
Ross Morton
Dr. Moore
Hornby Tower Golf Course
Busy final weeks as area schools wrap up year
Grade sevens from M. Z. Bennett and Robert Littick toured Doon pioneer village and the wild waterfowl sanctuary near Guelph with teachers and parents. R. L. pupils met at Toronto Parliament Buildings and zoo with Doug Copeland, while M. Z. B. grade eights visit Toronto next week. Field day was held at R. L. with MI B. host. graduation banquets occur at Brookville Limehouse Speyside and Acton schools. Report cards and closing next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Z. Bennett
Robert Littick School
Doon Pioneer Village
Guelph
R.L
Toronto
Donna Riseborough
Doug Copeland
Parliament Buildings
Museum
Zoo
M.I.B
Brookville
Limehouse
Speyside
Acton Public Schools
Chinese Dinner Precedes Unit Meeting at Lido
Twenty five members of unit three of the United Church Women shared a Chinese dinner at the Lido restaurant Milton before their final season meeting at Mrs Dwight Engel's home. President Mrs Hugh Patterson led plans for fall activities. A havette, prepared for potential need, will be kept on hand.
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Milton
Unit Three
United Church
Dwight Engel
Hugh Patterson
First two day bus tour by Ban nockburn and Dublin WI
The two day trip for Ban nockburn and Dublin Women’s Institutes ran June 16 and 17. Forty three women left at seven on Thursday headed to Ottawa with views of Lake Ontario the Thousand Islands and the St Lawrence River. They toured Parliament Buildings the Peace Tower and enjoyed a boat trip and Carillon bells. A Royal Canadian Mint visit and a scenic drive to Lindsay followed before returning home by 11 pm with fond memories of their first two day holiday.
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Bannockburn
Dublin
Ottawa
Lake Ontario
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence River
Parliament Buildings
Senate
House of Commons
Peace Tower
Hull
Lindsay
Lindsay Women’s Institute
Contrasts on WI bus trip showcase old and new
Mrs. Fred Anderson and Mrs. W. Denny organized a June 20 bus tour with Mr. Weatherman. They visited Savage Shoe Company in Galt, Adel Hoodless Homestead, Pioneer Village at Doon, and the Fairway shopping centre, ending at Holiday Inn. Photos of 8¢ chuck roasts contrasted with modern prices.
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Fred Anderson
W. Denny
Weatherman
Acton W.I
Ted Tyler
Savage Shoe Company
Galt
Adelaide
W.E
Doon
Fairway
Pioneer
Holiday Inn
Kitchener
Pioneer Tower
Welfare group weighs creating a coordinating committee
A meeting was held last evening to discuss forming a coordinating welfare committee. Representatives from diverse groups discussed needs and scope, aiming to list volunteers and services for easy access. There is currently no central contact point for information on scattered welfare services.
Trinidad guest speaker at Greenock WI meeting notices
Mrs. William Leithead of Guelph hosted the Greenock WIF for June with Mr. Mahatu, a Trinidad native teaching at Brookville School, as guest speaker. Members heard travel and education notes, origin history, and island slides before thanks were given to the speakers and hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad
Greenock
William Leithead (Aitken
Guelph
W.F
Mahatu
Trinidad and Tobago
Brookville School
Gordon Leslie
Mary Stewart Collech
James McCulloch
Chester Allan
Mr. Mahata
All Winters
Mahant
Lefthead
Eliott Patterson
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Tani
Terry Slaven
Ted Force
Cutten Field
Orangeville
Fairview
Georgetown
Earl Brears
Ginger
A. Holmes
Elaine Ellis
Russell Patterson
Walter Widawski
Robert Little
Tom Shields
Wls
Royal Canadian Mint
Steve Oils
Thompson Fuels Ltd
Main Street N
Rockwood
Corson
Armstrong Vinyl Corson
Waenker’s
Woolwich St. — Guelph
Mee
Heu
Manning. Electric
Mill St. E
Ont
Edwood Johnston
Rome
Canada
United Church of Canada
Neilson's
Watson's Dairy Bar
Mill St
Dymo
Esterbrook
Sheaffer
Trip Books
Dills Stationery
Pane
Main St. N
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