Acton High School Field Day crowns champions in team event
Annamarie Spitzer and Jack Davidson named Senior Champions at Acton High School Field Day. Acton Park hosted three-team competition with Red edging Blue by one point. Gold finished third. Winners listed for boys and girls events across track and field with entries in high jump pole vault dash relay and throwing events.
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Annamarie Spitzer
Jack Davidson
Acton High School
Acton Park
Janice Baker
Don Dawkins
Cheryl Morton
Wayne Archie
Woman's Association meets at Mrs Lambert home
Members of the Woman's Association of the United Church gathered at the home of Mrs Earl Lambert with president Mrs HL Burns presiding. Devotional remarks were given by several members, sympathy was extended to Mrs Westey Murray and Mrs Nelles, and visits or messages were sent to ill members.
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Woman's Association of the United Church
Earl Lambert
HL Burns
Westey Murray
Nelles
Awan O
AL T Brown
Jessie Walker
N Foo Moore
Co Ramshaw
FE TY Thetford
Ingle
Simcee
James Moore
Prayet
Lambert
Phetford
McLean
Shiaw
Limehouse Turkey Dinner Opens Busy Week
A Limehouse community week begins with a Wool committee catering for a turkey dinner Monday and an annual meeting plus a shower upcoming. Recent visitors include Miss Betty Yakes of Saskatoon and Mrs Mills of Toronto.
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Aoterkesy Danner
Betty Yakes
Saskatoon
Helen Mills
Mroo
Victor Mills
Mrs Mills Sr
Toronto
Mills
Mro
Alex Hende
Orangeville
Bo Thompson
Harry Smethers
Barrie
A. W. Lane
Torone
Surrey
London
Fred Gears
Halton Juniors Hold Third Annual Church Service
The Halton Junior Farmers held the third annual service at St Pauls United Church Milton on Sunday evening. The event featured a choir led by Thomas Allen and readings by David Pellletterio, with Mac Sprowl officiating and Rev J Le Blair assisting. A fellowship hour followed with songs, solos, and presentations honoring Thomas Allen and others.
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St.Pauls United Church
Milton
Halton
Thomas Alen
Waterdown
Mac Sprowl
J. le Blair
James Stockton
Oxford County
David Pelletterio
Mias Evelyn
George Pelletterio
Sandy Buchanan
Bruce Bawden
Bill Wilson
Burt Watson
Calvin Sprowl
Dave, Peletteriy
Bob Elliot
Thomas Allen
Marjone Segsworth
Faye Clements
Vern McArthur
George Newell
Janet Elliot
George B. Newell
Stockton
Supreme Court awards 19500 to Ware family in fatality case
Judge Kelly approves a 19500 settlement for Albert Ware and his three children plus costs after a Labor Day weekend crash near Guelph. Barbara Ware was killed when a small model car and a heavier vehicle collided, injuring Albert and the children with lasting medical effects. The award against Hosking Motors covers damages for the four Ware claimants.
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Supreme Court
Albert Henry Ware
R. R
Rockwood
Barbara
George
James
DLP. Co Kelly
Guelph
Ware
James McKinnon
Barbar MacWare
George Ware
Hosking Motors
Assistant's Name Drawn in Prize Winner Row
The drawing selects Linda Lovell as prize recipient with the assistant's name appearing in the entry. The note includes a trailing unclear line that may be a transcription error.
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Linda Lovell
Tennis Underway On Local Courts
Local tennis action resumes this week with matches on Monday evening on the city courts. Officials oversee the opening and entry decisions as players vie for spots in the tournament.
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Sham
Laneh
Tome
Drvn
Car misses turn injures passenger near Blue Springs Line
A car driven by Harold Kinread failed to turn onto the highway from the Blue Springs Line west of Crews on Corner. Passenger Bul Blanche sustained a bad neck injury after hitting the windshield. Damage totaled 250 dollars. Police report the southbound vehicle from Everton direction struck the ditch and rack on the far side. Driver was unfumbled.
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Harold Kinread
Blue Springs
Crewson
Secretary Reports Y M C A Activities And Attendance
At the regular board meeting the general secretary noted that inclement weather reduced indoor activities. Gym attendance reached 451 with 195 in junior handicraft. about 1,500 visitors came in April, over half for Y sponsored programs. Activities include Badminton, Saturday dancing, senior handicraft, bridge and dice with steady attendance. A Father and Son banquet was mentioned. East holidays program featured visitor Dharmaray of India and the new YALCLA concluded.
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Y.M.C.A
East Holids
ML Og” Dharmaray
India
Kitehem
Mengad Phalans Clabes
Witheld decision on closing by law in Acton court
Magistrate K. M. Langdon postponed ruling on the closing by law for garages and service stations after Frank Toth Jr and others faced charges for selling gasoline after hours. Defense argued the by law is directory not mandatory while prosecutors cited past interpretations. Adjourned to review.
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Istrate
K. M. Langdon Witheld
Acton
Frank Toth Jr
Toth
McConnachie
Oakville
Wylie
Langdon
Favorable Report On Teachers Favoring Board Action
The school board approved a favorable report on teachers and supported budget items. The action included authorizing pay for a concert and music festival and related primary expenses. A receipt shows totals around $1254.85 with other small fees documented by the board.
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Mombers
Halton
Acton appoints G. W. Musselle town assessor
Acton council received thirteen applications for town assessor. G. W. Musselle was hired after an interview and will tentatively begin June 2. Other applicants included Tim Tims from North Barns Sudbury and Acton, with Frank Cramp offering to help.
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Acton
G. W. Musselle
Hye
Timtims
North Barns
Sudbury
Frank Cramp
Willy
Y's Men Credit Balance Details Projects and Givebacks
The Ys Men announce a credit balance of 1940 from last year projects totaling 1398 with receipts of 1417.48. Contributions supported dream house auction prize trees New Years Eve dance turkeys and park awings. Safety Patrol contest yields prizes and the top slogan Safety Rules are Priceless Jewels.
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Ys Men’s Club
Croseng
Guelph
Park
Ymlc A. Katchen
Windsor Schools Safety Patrol Association
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W. Arbie
B. Skilling
G. Gibson
R. Coon
P. Lawson
D. McVey
B. Coon
F. Gordon
J. Davidson
W. Arbic
R. Morton
D. Dawkins
F. Benton
Coon
J. Hufnagel
H Dodds
B. McHugh
PD Dawkins
Mehugh
Dawkins
BO Ometluph
D. MeVes
Fo Gordon
Varad Dash
J. Juny
H. Sirrs
J. Creasey
R. Rolston
D. O'Rourke
R. Mason
W. Archie
F. Benton B. Coon
C. Morton
E. Botell
F. Oakes
D. McMillan
J. Botell
P. Oakes
J. Baker
H. Keelan
B. Price
A. Spitzer
H. Luxton
N. Lambert
K. McCristal
E. Frank
F. Fletcher
D. Coles
A Spitzer
N Lambert
K. McCristail
Ritchie
Av. Spitzer
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Tanner D Dawkins
Phimister
Oakes
A. Gor‘den
Ko McCristall
FS Price
AL Spitter O'Rourke
Coles
J Baker
W.A
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S Haluws
Limehouse
Fort Frances
Ont
Rainy Lane
Takis Frances Simpson
Eox Lovell
Sys
Jack Lovell
Proman
Acta Et
Isaac Walton
Witheld
Beis
Bob Heatley
George Morozzi
Gordon Cunningham
Paul Lawson
John Kentner
Kerwin McPhail
Ed McHugh
Steff
Taylor
Council
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Salmon
Miss Taylor
Ted Tyler
Rachlin
Hima
Tom Rettine
Taster
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San Heffron Fey
Maan St West
Corneal
Masa
Hoehidan
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Derson
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van Gis
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Adva
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Council and Engineers
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John Williamson
John Williamsomn
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Barr
Lotry
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Mr. Barr
Eo Barr
K. Loungedon
Seynuck
Planning Board
Counedl
Othe
Puastre Gat
Beronte Star Ltd
Adwt
Thompson Borinwaee
Sot
Hart & Co
Daily Mercury
Adet
Acton Free Press
AOS Gestetner Ltd
Wilson's Diary Dior
Ballentine
Avion
H. G. Barlow and Co
Whitheim
MaccSwain Motors
Lame and Alabastne Ltd
Hlargriave
Cor Beatherland
County Court of Revision
Jo Stewart
HO Thompson
B.D. Rachlin
Jo Hargrave
Fryerre
R. Cyganek
Victoria Ave
Cyvanek
Tushun
Vic Bristow
E Denny
L. Garner
Station Hotel
B. Hall
Neble Hall
Municipal Spray Co
Y’s
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