Polio Vaccine Talk Marked Home and School Event
Inter-provincial Baptist Young People's Union slides were shown at Acton Baptist meeting. Members viewed Camp Hermoon and convention pictures from Ontario and Quebec, with a panel discussion on the new polio vaccine for grade children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Young People's Union
Acton Baptist
Cach Bly. PU
Hermoon
B.y.pla
Ontario
Quobed
Pleturga
Beles
Acton Booster Booklets Spark Local Promotion
The Acton Booster Booklets issued by the Free Press and supported by the Chamber of Commerce and Civic Administration are widely circulating. About 200 copies were in the first printing and demand has exhausted the initial supply, with a second printing planned soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Press
Acton
Chamber of Commerce
Tetrat Keanento Sivie
The Cross Theme For Thankoffering at Knox Presbyterian
The Cross was the theme for Knox Presbyterian church Senior Auxiliary WMS spring thankoffering meeting held Thursday afternoon March 10. Mrs. A. J. Buchanan presided. worship led by Mrs. R. Parker and Mrs. E. A. McKnight. Mrs. John Davidson sang The Old Rugged Cross. Guest speaker Mrs. Paul Rumball spoke on The Power of the Cross, describing church growth in Japan after five years’ absence post World War II. Guests from Nassa gaweya Eden Mills Rockwood and other missionary groups attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMS
Knox Presbyterian Church
A. J. Buchanan
R. Parker
E. A. McKnight
John
Davidson
Old Rugged Cross
Fred Anderson
Paul Rumball
Japan
Division of Erin Township For Enforcing Act Recommendations
Erin township council held a special meeting on Thursday March 10 to divide the township into four divisions for enforcing the brucellosis and warble fly control acts. South division includes lots 1 to 17 and inspectors William Robertson. east division includes lots 1 to 17 with Charles on one. north division covers lots 17 to 32 with John P Sutton. west division covers lots 17 to 23 with George c Burt. A donation of 100 to the Wellington Great Soc branch of the Canadian Red Cross Society was noted. The total monthly cost of the federal old age pension is about 30 mil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin Township
Gouricil
William Robertson
Charles
John P. Sutton
George’ c. Burt
Wellington Great
Soc
Candian Red Cross Society
Questionable rumors about visits to London and local hospital
The fragment mentions Dorothiy Nickpateiek and others, a reference to Elton service, and Jack Howley speaking about children. It notes a visit to London and a return of Thompson's party to a team, with a hospital in Josepha and mother’s planning at her home Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothiy Nickpateiek
Mataru
Raren Grawtong
Alen Booler
Cheatong
Elton Service
Ad Edens
Jack Howley
Iiterget
Lye
Bart
London
Uiett Thompson
Han
Josepha Hoaplital
Hee
County Council Hikes Grants and Plans Microfilming Upgrade
County council approved increased grants to several agencies including Canadian National Institute for the Bund Salvation Army and the Halton Music Festival while boosting the juvenile court salary. A county building plan was shelved in favor of a microfilming project saving filing space, with $8,100 allocated and a clerk typist authorized. Trafalgar township received permission to lay seven hundred feet of sidewalk on the 8th Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeve A. R. Service
Befmg
Canadian National—Institute
Salvation Army
Halton Music Festival
St. John Ambulance
Lorne Scots Band
Lorne Scots Regiment
Charters
County Council
Registry Office
Reeve Harold Adkins
Trafalgar Township
Acton Wins Next Week Title Bid In Junior Farmers Hockey
Acton advances in the Junior Farmers Hockey League after an 8 4 victory over Norval. Key scorers include McKenzie Somerville Scott Currie and Wheeler for Acton while Richardson led Norval with a strong night. Penalties mounted with 11 in the third period as Acton pulled away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Farmers’ Hockey League
Crorgetown
Coottlunian
Norval
Jack Marshall
Norval Neare
Montings
Spike
Heart
Meteurle
Waa
Ada
MeKepale
Kopt
Scott
D. Curtin
Tyler
Hoth
B. Currie
Coppad
Svott
Hin
Ma Konale
Somerville
Obinson
Wilson
Pomeroy
F. Currie
Bomerville
MekKoenzie
Mekhenzie
Wise Cunningham
D. Smith
Nota
Goula
D. Currie
MccKonale
Wheeler
Richardson
Ross Cunningham
M. Sprowl
F. Wilson
icKenzie
Currie
E. Wilson
H. Wilson
Hemsley
J. Currie
Goa
McKenzie
Ken Richardson
Norvalk
The
Halton Folk School Highlights Shared With Acton Groups
Mrs R L Davidson outlined a weekend visit to the Halton Folk School for Acton Junior Farmers and Junior Institute members at the Sprowl home. Bill Somerville led the joint meeting. Ida Archibald led the girls with St Patrick party tips. Frank Quinn spoke on the P L Robertson wood screw factory at Milton, noting its 1908 founding and status as Canada’s largest screw plant producing over 20 000 kinds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.L. Davidson
Acton Junior Farmers and Junior Institute
Alton School
Calvin
Mac Sprowl
Norway
E. Fish
Oakville
Bill Somerville
Ida Archibald
St. ,Patrick's
Frank Quinn
P.L. Robertson Wood
Milton
Canada
Reading of Papers Followed by Quiz
The Danghtara of Koon Young Women's Affiliated Group met at Mrs Jute Davidaon's home on Monday evening March 7. The program included readings by Netty Holmen Fond and Netty Ashley, followed by others by J. Madtera Gwen Kirksiens and Joan Aogh-handed. The meeting closed with a Daily Prayer reading by Joan McKnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danghtara
Koon
Mra Jute Davidaon
Ropeesrvionsg
Kan Han- Ren
É. Regert
Netty Holmen
Netty Ashley
Mere
J. Madtera
Gwen Kirksiens
Jime
Davidaun
Hetty Anhiay
Inez Melollan
Joan McK
Beant Surroundings Lecture Hosts Community Prizes
A large audience attended the OSPRINGE lecture at the school where Harold Walsh of the Downham Nurseries gave an illustrated talk on bean surroundings with colorful cards and planting tips. Mrs. Lan Buck won a hooked rug, while the Women's Institute sold candy to raise funds. The program included piano duets by Mrs. Gordon Aitken and Mrs. Norman McKenzie and a junior orchestra performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aehicel
Harold Walsh
Downham ‘Nurseries
Lan Buck
Ward Bruce
Women's Institute
H. R. Howard
Len Buck
Sirs
Gordon Aitken
Norman McKenzie
Joan Aitken
Sherlock, Aitken
Jim Tanaley
John Aitken
E. Fisher
E. Archibald
K. Stubbington
Women’s Institute
Martha Jackson
C. Evans
George
Campbellville
Alfreda Winter
Guelph
Harry Angus
Toronto
Lawrence Hem
Robert Hunter
Ronto
Decide To Renovate Hall During Years Identified
The hall board annual meeting was held on Monday to discuss hall renovations and securing funds. The group hopes for a new hall near winter and notes continuing plans while also reporting a death and hospital stay in the community.
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B.Y.P.U
Wat
Homeland School Association
Pablo
Acheol
Mra TC
Winton
Preatant
Frances Jolliffe
Arades
Witlow
Dave Aristrong
Eata
Helen Bayne
J. Diloc
K. Armatrona
Attendancs
Men's Child of the United Church
George Day
Jesus
Ross Gordon
Thos. Gellatly
Jasper Park
St.John's Church
St. Alban’s Church
E. H. Done
W. G. O. Thompson
Georgetown
S.°. A. Kirk
St. George's Church
Presbyterian Church
Albert Gray
Garnet
Victor B__Rumley Funeral Home
John Dilts
George R. Perry
Charles Thatcher
Walter Hunt
Alvin B. Root
George Saunders
George Lawrence
Rockwood
J. Dilts
St. John's Church
E. H. Jones
Pat _Linfoot
Victoria Hospital London
Elizabeth McPhedran
Onangeville High School
Hartop’s Mill Dam
Valley Road
Halifax
Newfoundland
Mainland
Sydney
St. John’s
Maritime’ Telegraph ‘and Telephone Co
Divide Township
Aimehovee
Palton
Halton Folk School
Ospringe
David
Bert MeMnery
Mire’ Mordell
Mr Marling Trina
Nobert Mate
Uhin
Annie Stull
Ayue Iy
Te Guelph Hospital
Ash
Asrwt
Miselon
Bernie McEnery
Mera Law
Johnson's Sales and Service
H.p
Lyal Met
Mill
Mike Coxe
Mason Blvd
Cecie-A.-Carr Optometrist
Douglas’ St
Tel
Brampton Monument
WM. C. Allan
Queen St. W
Brampton
Tom Nicol
State Farm Mutual
W. H. Denny
Brock
Stip
E. L. Buchner Optometrist
Onivery
Adres Grvette
Rosa
Verlag
Trigger
Grand Canyon
Action Thrill
Plus ‘Technicolor
Cirtdon
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