Clergy Plan Vacation Bible School Condemn Obscene Literature
Acton Ministerial Association plans a Vacation Bible School from July 4 to July 11 with sessions 9 to 11:30 a.m. across Acton churches. They also organize summer evening services June 26 to September 4 and invite clergy and spouses to a ministerial picnic at Fonthill. The meeting notes two new clergymen moving to Acton and aims to curb obscene literature on newsstands by officials and local groups.
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Clergy Plan Vacation Bible School
Acton
Knox Manse
St. Alban’s Anglican Church
Acton United Church
Acton Baptist Church
Kitéx ‘Presbyterian Church
R. C. Price
St. Alban’s Church
Fonthill
Price
Dutch Reformed Church
Netherlands
Pentecostal Assemblies
Grewson’s Corners
Evan H. Jones
Legion Hall
Fairview Cemetery
Ev. Stewart
T. H. Stewart
M.C
St. Luke’s Church
Palermo
E.H. Jones
Kiwanis Club
Hamilton
Forest Hill Home and School Association
James Jones
Arthur Robson
Forest Hill Homeand School Association
Homeland
Dana Porter
Ray Costerus
Forest Hill
Township to rebid for truck and equipment
Esquesing township council met at Stewarttown on May 2 to reissue tender calls for a truck chassis, a combination body and hoist, and a complete unit after confusion delayed action. A chemical weed spray purchase was approved for road sides and road accounts totaled $3,397.58 with minor charges for typing and stamps.
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Esquesing
Stewarttown
Reeve Bird
Showers and Teas for Bride to Be in Guelph
A May 2 mixed shower for Miss Ethel Franklin was held in Calvary Baptist Sunday school room Guelph with many gifts. A tea for Miss Franklin and her pupils and mothers followed at Mrs. Stanley Cripps home Agnes St with Joan Steinman Ruth McDougall Elizabeth Forth serving guests and Mrs John Lambert Mrs Robert Brown pouring. Ethel's sister Mrs Cripps displayed gifts and attendants included Violet Neilson Grace Neilson Joan Steinman Ruth McDougall Clara Cook Acton.
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Calvary Baptist Church, Guelph
Ethel Franklin
Franklin
Threir
Stanley Cripps
Joan Steinman
Ruth McDougall
Elizabeth Forth
Guelph
John Lambert
Robert Brown
Acton
Agnes St
Ethel
Violet Neilson
Grace Neilson
Clara Cook
Dorothy Simmons
No Mind Reader Urges Signaling by Drivers
A Trenton Ontario Courier-Advocate letter argues drivers should signal intentions to following vehicles as a basic safety practice to reduce street and highway accidents. It stresses common sense and universal compliance for better road safety.
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Trenton
Ont
Courier-Advocate
Erin Township Enacts Regulating By law on Wrecking Yards
Township council passes by law regulating automobile wrecking yards salvage shops and second hand goods in Erin with May 2 Hillsburgh meeting. Reeve Harold L Griffin presided as Aly and members debated license requirements. Auditors Morrison Sanderson and Johnson report adopted with salaries expenses and council pay listed.
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Erin Township
Hillsburgh
Harold L. Griffin
Aly
Messrs. Morrison, Sanderson and Johnson
Malton Centennial Manor Hosts College Group and Mother's Day Events
Young men and women from Lorne Park College visited Malton Centennial Manor for a regular monthly meeting in the chapel with teachers Mr Kay and Miss Smart. Mother's Day was observed with flowers for each resident mother and a sermon by Rev. Ernest Orsborn. Over 80 visitors called in to see residents. A May 6 tour by officials from St. Catharines and Lincoln County Home for the Aged viewed the manor as a model for a planned new building.
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Lorne Park College
Port Credit
Free Methodist Church
Kay
Smart
Don Snider
Ernest Orsborn
Knox Presbyterian Church
Milton
Orsborn
First Corinthians
Robertson
Tour Manor
Catharines
County of Lincoln
Wm. Deans
Halton County
Eric Clarke
Halton Manor
Salt Water Soaked Clothes Pins Fail In Cold
A note advises that clothes pins will not cling to lines in cold weather unless first soaked in salt water. The tip suggests salt improves pin adhesion during freezing conditions.
Summer wardrobe tips for lightweight travel wear
Plan a whisk and rinse wardrobe with nylon slips nightgowns blouses and separates in non crushable linen. Include basic blouse interchangeable accessories and detachable collar sets. For men pack cotton jersey shirts nylon shorts and seersucker slacks to ease laundry and stay fresh on travels.
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Acton and District
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