Acton Defeated By Guelph Club In Badminton Match
The Acton Y badminton club suffered a 7 to 6 loss to the Guelph Garrison club on Saturday March 1. Matches included mixed doubles and various doubles battles with Guelph taking several tight games.
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Acton
Guelph
Acton Y
Sad Basen
Pat Hamison
Mill Hamilton
Gurlph
Maryarn Tarwenaka
Peter Dunham
W. Abbinkara
Lloyd Flewelling
Geneva Myles
Dave Docherty
Actan
W Abbink
Guelph Guelph
Marjorie Tawenks
John Gil
Bill Hamilton
Bil Eseen
Don Lucyk
Ljoyd Plewilling
Church Auxiliary Holds Monthly Meeting With Reflections From Korea
The Ellen Anerson Auxiliary of Know Chores met at the Mundas estate on a March evening. Minutes were read, reports given, and the treasurer presented. Members shared diaries and memories of a Korean girl, and guests visited Paris before summer plans with the Resal family in Central France.
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Ellen Anerson
Marilyn Youn
Mundas
Maren Dado Banda Mann
Seccela
Beth Ritchie
Moouise Young
Treasubense
Leoda Mann Jane
Rackus
Genda Mann
Ellerbs
Korea
Asha
Heverly South
Laine
Beth Hatelle
Janet Huckne
France
Monsieur
Madame O de Maindreville
Lac Chileteen-Hise
Seine Et Moen
Paris
Resal
Thensurah
Fran
Mra Young
Marilyn
Senior School Pupils Tour Toronto Museums Parliament
The Senor Room pupils of SS No. 0 with teacher Mim McKay and mothers toured the Royal Ontario Museum and the Provincial Parliament buildings in session last week. Ten attended the first 4-H class Clothes Closets up to Date for girls. Recent visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Bev Eves and Brian along with the Massey family.
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SS No. 0
Mim McKay
Toronto
Bev Eves
Brian
Ron Harri
James Massey
Lawrie Harr
Eiwen Massey
Peter Massey Au
Afilton
Halvon Manor Residents View Films and Social Activities
Halvon Manor residents attended a short film program at the Oakville Lending Library featuring Three Life Brains on a Spree, Your Forest Heritage, and Assignment Children. A stage comedy and social games followed at the Manor with guests from White Oaks and Oshawa, plus a chapel service by Emmanuel Baptist Church presenters.
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Allen
Oakville
Fim
Tle
Canada
Techmgular
Danny Kaye
Sitvered Nations International
Unicef
Ap Klage
Wadnessas
Oakeille
Comets
White Oaks
Aire
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Morton
2. Holland
Ralph Morton
Lees
French West Africa
Nine Accidents and $3500 Damage From Slippery Roads
Constable Hay Andress investigated nine accidents caused by slushy driving conditions. The incidents totaled about $3400 in damage and injured one person across 12 vehicles. Notable wrecks occurred on Norval hill, Highway 25, Highway 2, and near Acton, with various drivers named including Ther Gundher Gramenz Gerard Degenhardt Jo Scully Harvey Pries Fred Beacom Turben With and Ray mond Cygane.
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Hay Andress
Dutrort O. P
Peel County
Una
Malton
Boyne
Gerard Degenhardt
Kingsled Court
Milton
John MT Perry
KOR 1
War Veteran W D Alton Barber Dies In Acton Area
William D Alton Barber a war veteran and longtime Acton farmer died at 64 years after 35 years on his Acton RR1 farm He was born in Wathsey Gat and resided in Acton his winter months He served in World War One with the 164th Hartshansh Decanter and was active in the Conservative Association He was married twice with his first wife predeceasing him Funeral services were held at the Rumbry Funeral Home Acton with services and processions by the Legion and local clergy Members from Acton Campbellville Georgetown and surrounding towns attended the service flowers were carried by neighbors
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W. D’alton Barber
William D'Alton Warber
Guelph
Barber
RR. 1
Acton
Wathsey
Gat
Las
Willam Berber
Acton United Church
Nustaguweya Conservative Association
Alexander
Sandy Beat
Halton
Mr. Barter
Fom
Legion Hall
Rumley Funeral Home
Evan Jones
Charles Landsborough
Rumbry Funeral Home
Knox Heather Club Plans March Social
The February meeting at 340 Guelph St welcomed 22 members and 3 visitors. Alice Waldir presided. Helen Case gave the opening prayer. Officers reported, plans for a St Patrick's tea and baking sale in March were set, and a study from Fire Upon the Earth was read by Audrey Gruchow. The group adjourned over coffee and sandwiches. March gathering will be at Mary Mann's home.
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Koonchurch
Myrle Kirknew
Alice Waldir
Helen Case
Helen OtrdPbein
Lass McKenzie
Reed
St Patrick’s
Dieruer
Audrey Gruchow
Kirkness
Mary Mann
Guelph St
Coyote Bait Set Out in Medstead and Glaslyn
Saskatchewan report notes farmers in Medstead and Glaslyn set out pollen bait after several sheep killings attributed to coyotes. Local authorities advised cautious use and ongoing monitoring of livestock depredations.
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Glaslyn. Sask
Medstead
Glasyn
February meeting of Nassageweys Women’s Institute hosts hostesses
Mrs Ivan Richardson Institute hostess Mm Ivan Richardson and Mia Cargill presided at the February Nassageweys Women’s Institute meeting. The program highlighted health topics, nutrition notes on potatoes and vitamins, and a drive for layettes and pullover donations for Unitarian Services and Korean orphans. A March dance at Brooksie Hall and tea hosted by Mrs Blacklock and Mrs Richardson capped the gathering.
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Mm Ivan Richardson
Nassageweys Women'’s Institute
Mia C Cargill
Mary Stewart
Mia Mo Moffatt
Brooksie Hall
Community visitors and condolences in Everton notes
Numerous visitors to Mr and Mrs Tod McCutcheon are named along with fields of family visits from Victor Mc Callum Streetville Maas Blanche Walker Rackwemt and Ken Me Dougall Mio and Mrs Ted Jee and Nancy. Sympathy extended to Mrs Staples Stewart Hackwood and others on the death of Mia Stewart with funeral at Rumley Home. Chamber of Commerce planning event slated for April 1.
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Tod McCutcheon
Victor McCallum
Streetville
Maas
Blanche Walker
Rackwemt
Ken Me
Dougall Mio
Ted Jee
Nancy
Mro
Gordon Haris
Guelph
Guelpty
Mle
Alice
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Concmience
Bold Pocketed Gold Junior G Man Loses Money Incident
A young unidentified lad dressed like Roy Rogers was seen in snow near Go Hatleways barber shop, pocketing money from a bee line purchase. Onlookers reported the coin tucked in his left pocket as he headed toward a bakery, with observers unsure of the final outcome.
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G-Man
Roy Rogers
Go Hatleways Barber Shop
Tyke
Hower
Staats
Numesiia Peachers
Statch
Three Car Crash Causes About 450 Damage on Highway Seven
A Friday morning crash on Highway No. 7, four and a half miles west of Acton, caused about 430 in damage. Const Rns Andreas of the Dutmet OPP reports all drivers involved were identified: Peres Garbeck of Toronto, Beawont Lush of Stratford, and Daune Rabkonin of Guelph.
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Highway No. 7
Acton
Andreas
Dutmet Opp
Peres Garbeck
Toronto
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Hockwogo Fies Brigade 1
Rockwood Fire Hall
Mescot
Kenny Schnewer
Chesa
H. Bolton
A. Nightingale
C. Maidows
J. Milne
D Hills
F. Nightingale
G. Cox
C. Meredith
E. Buby
B Pinkey
F. Schneider
A Maltby
F. Kelso
E. Langdon
J. Peart
G. Nightingale
C. Maadows
Fr. Maidows
Bud Webster
Umehouse Sr. School
Halvon Manor
Secend
Kartal
Marner
Stewart Lockie
Tee
Mater
Ro Warber
Millon
O Opane
Oshawa
Estrar
E Davida
Mee Davidson Timeell
Tbe Souwe
Hares Lander
Grage Feces
Daval WhitGelt
Wichant Crooks
Frendy
Gunther Gramenz
Norval Hill
Guild
Highway 2
Jo Scully
Kitchens
Highway 7
Harvey Pries
TR 3
Fred Beacom
London
Faquesng
Hornby
Aoe
Leake Cripps
HR 2
Speyside
Georgetown
Domenic Resse
Dependcar S
Raymond Cygane
Victoria St
Robert Willum Few
God
Attica
OM Loews
E. L. Buchner
Daml SY
Knox Heather Club
Mit. Alenbaks
JW. Reed
Mrs. Ivan Richardson Institute
Mom
Ceylon
Amocitaten
Taranto
Go Britton
Bravten
Blacklock
Mra Rochardson
Ao Frank War Cour
Sy Cone
Hinton’s
Noah
Larry Arbic
Thompson Motors
Main ST. Wd
Everton
Wane Ma
Siippead
TV and Aerial Service
Manning Electric
McCulloch
Petty’ S
Pitas Ut Ay
Roc
Grand Union
California
Coloun
Parker
Bell
Miss Canada
Keiller
IOC
Florida
Mill Stacton
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