Record circulation at library former Actonian offers pictures
A high circulation of 1270 volumes was reached at the new library in the first week. The first day’s crash eased with weather, ending the week with good attendance. Librarians tallied $58.85 and many new members joined or renewed. Gift reproductions from Charles Matthews of Toronto were accepted. Golden Age club gains downstairs meeting room for informal sessions. Old London Daily News issues move to storage and archives. Budget recommendations to council occupied the board week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wareey
Boone
Cieaire
Charles Matthews
Toronto
An Pleasu
Wartine
Acton Free Press
Sampsom Matthews Printing Company
Robert Little School
Golden Age Club
Ting
London Daily News
Itorary
Bulding
Council
Nassagaweya Plans Centennial Celebration Across June
Nassagaweya Township outlines a three day centennial celebration from June 23 to 25 for Canada 100th birthday. Schools teens and local groups will likely contribute, with interested participants asked to contact secretary treasurer Vera Cockram at the Township Administration Building Brookville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassagaweya
Canada
Vera Cockram
Brookville
Easter Seals Aid Helps Acton Youth Recovery
In Acton and area friends report Charlie Hubbell Jr progressing well at the Crippled Children's Centre in Toronto after transferring from Guelph hospital on December 9. He credits much of his aid to the Rotary Club crippled children's fund raised by Easter Seals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Area
Charlie Hubbell Jr
Crippled Children’s Centre
Toronto
C.H.U.M
Charlie
Guelph Hosital
Guelph Hospital
Rotary Club
Canadiana '67 Carnival Theme Set For April Show
Canadiana 67 carnival theme ice show set for April 1 by the Figure Skating Club with instructors Mrs Glen Skuce and Sally Wilson guiding 85 youngsters in extra practices. Guest skater Susan Patterson of Guelph 1967 juvenile ladies champion Western Ontario section will perform. local skaters Scott Malcolm and Julie Townsley feature in a pair number. Committee members plan costumes scenery and ice painting the morning of the show. Tickets on sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Skuce
Sally Wilson
Susan Patterson
Guelph
Western Ontario
Tykes Scott Malcolm
Julie Townsley
Nassagaweya Two approves 18000 road plan and 4000 for upgrades
Nassagaweya Two Council approved an 18000 road improvement program after a brief meeting, with 4000 more allotted for new equipment and washrooms and a workroom at the township garage. Items include road realignment near First Line, widening near Nassagawega Flamboro line, rail crossing approaches, and blind intersection upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wassagaweya Council
Hoey
Nassagawega - Flamboro
Department of Highways
St. Pat's Dance by Chevaliers Raises Expo Funds
Eighty couples attended the St Patrick's dance at the Legion Hall on Friday to raise funds for new Chevaliers uniforms. Sponsors performed numbers from the program at Expo as Mayor Les Duby sang a solo. Harold Townsley won a draw. Ham Peal chaired the planning committee for the successful evening. The Chevaliers plan another dance and draw in their Expo fund drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Hall
Les Duby
Harold Townsley
Ham Peal
Chevaliers
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Elizabeth Atkey
Durham
Theresa Marzo
Cavell
Actonian
Robt. R. Hamilton
Optometrist NO
Hydro Electric Office
Caroline
Qur
Caroline’s Flower & Garden Shop
Highway 7
South Side
U.F.C. Flower Service
Mion Leandromat
ST. — Maton
Bene
Turkeys
Monte
U.S.A
Lins
IBA
IGA
Hba
Evedelle
Ee Lin
Alsonex
Helen Curtis
Sama
OL Pamay
Setae
Owen
IGA Foods
Nassagaweya Two
Robert Jackson
Rockwood
Halton County
Conservation Authority
Reeve W. Coulter
North West Halton Voluntary Servicer
Mayk
Chavaliers
Bill Yundt
TeErh AS
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