Lions Club Charter Night in Acton Draws 200 Attendees
The Acton Lions Club charter night featured speeches by Gov. Laughlin and others, with presentations from districts and clubs across Brampton Georgetown Streetsville Erin Acton and Burlington. Prizes awarded included a portable television and other gifts as the evening ended with dancing.
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Laughlin
Fion
Alex Johnson
Acton Club
Lions Club
Acton
Bob Bardsley
Brampton Club
Georgetown Girly
Rexdale Club
Harold Liavd
Jim Jones
Georgetown Club
H. B Stokreef
Acton Anglican Church
Htrict
Mra Stetther
D Higgs
I Snow
J Snow
Frank Prose
Rotary 1 Cub
Mr Prowse
Earl Masales
Y. Men's Club
Masales
Max Storey
The
Legion
Storey
E.G
Johnson
International Lions of Canada
Russ Vickers
Burlington
Dalton Higgs
Brampton
Clarkson
Erin
Legion Ladies’ Auxiliary
Georgetown Girls
Bob Bardstey
Julia Shadbult
Tidey Avenue
Ladier Schachfer
Paul Neilson
Sportsman
Toronto
McCutcheon
J Carr
Streetsville
Joan Morris
J Mandel
Erin Rouse
J. Oates
George Mown
Schick Razor
Dune Streeteville
K. McKay
Gutdover Thermos
Ho Hunter
Betleville
J Chapman
Chesphton
J. Sunes
Georgetown
M. Ramshaw
Guests Sing Duets At Chapter Meeting
The May meeting of the Duke for Devonshire Chapter 10 D E was hosted at Mrs H R For The regent Mrs K Knox reported on several secretaries and committees. Arrangements were set for a standard to be carried at ceremonies linked to the orders 60th anniversary in Toronto. Mrs Force read an article on youths worldwide fighting for freedom and against law and order. Guests Miss Duby and Miss Mason joined, with Mrs F G Oakes accompanying them as they sang The Bells of St Marys Look for the Silver Lining and Among My Souvenirs.
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Devonshire
H. R
K. Knox
Toronto
Force
Miss Duby
Miss Mason
F. G. Oakes
St Mars's
Lakeside Reception for New Canadians at Court House
Lakeside EO.D.B. chapter hostesses hold a citizenship reception at the Court House in Milton this afternoon. Mrs. Rudolph Spielvogel and other members serve refreshments and greet Thalton’s new citizens as Judge Com presides.
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Lakeside
Coure House
Milton
Eo.d.b
Rudolph Spielvogel
Thalton
Judge Com
Frank Quinlan obituary Campbellville bank manager 18 years
Frank Quinlan 94 long time Bank of Nova Scotia Campbellville manager for 18 years retired four years ago died last Thursday in his village. He was born in Bornem and joined the bank there 48 years ago. He served as relief manager in Ontario and Western Canada before moving to Campbellville. Active in church he belonged to Holy Name Society Our Lady of Mount Carmel Freelton Knights of Columbus and Campbellville Baseball Club treasurer. Survived by wife Esther Wheeler and daughter Teresa, two sons, and two brothers. Funeral Monday from residence to Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church Freelton. Requiem Mass 10 a.m. burial in adjoining cemetery.
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Frank 2. Quinlan
Bank of Nova Scotia
Campbellville
Mr. Quinlan
Borne x
Time ' S Bank
Ontario
Western Canada
Holy Name Society of Our Lady of Mount Carmel “Church
Freelion
Knights of Columbus
Baseball Club
Esther Wheelihan
Uf Teresa
Cyril Filgiano Davison
Agnes
Allan Quinlan
Uxbridge
H. D. Quinlan
Toronto
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church
M. E. Nixon
Knox Presbyteriaa Church
Milton
Mr. Nixon
Martin Si. Millan
Ashgrove
Nixon
Acton Creamary
Princess Theatre
Roxy
Knox Church
Knox " Presbyterian Church
Agag
Knox
David Smith
Griffin” Thompson
Ada
George Dawson
Dell
Calder
Lloyd Smith
Fred Brett
Don Johnson
Aylward Little
Melville Robinson
Ronald Wright
A. J. Calder
Prayer Pretzels Reward Used by Monks for Prayers
Monks once rewarded children who mastered prayers with pretzels. The custom tied to prayer practice and was passed through religious communities, illustrating early ritual incentives for learning devotion.
Peanut Drive Near Sellout Aids YMCA Work
Y’s Men blitz collected peanuts and peanut butter to raise funds for YMCA projects. HEY Club helped, visiting homes over a three day drive. Lorne Doberthein and Bob Foyfers led the effort, organizing purchase and distribution with satisfactory results.
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Y.m.ca
HEY Club
Lorne Doberthein
Bob Foyfers
Last Bid as Condemned Man Requests Comfort
A condemned inmate faces the firing squad and asks for a final request. He calmly says, use blanks, reflecting a quiet, stark moment before execution.
Tipson Touring Brings Ultra Compact Camp Gear to Market
Advert reads the smallest folding camp set yet with a steel frame and canvas seal, plus a six serving griddle, a seven cup coffee maker with car and home plugs, a two and a half gallon leak proof water tank with basin and towels, and a six pound propane burner for week long use.
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Halton
A. Frost
G. McGilvray
Wilson
B. Shaw
Willowdale
B. Swift
T. Watson
Roy McMillan
D. Higgs
C. A. Thompson
EL. Buchner Ptometrist
Mall ST. E
Eee
Frank Quinlan
Peanut Drive
Department OF Highways
Hamilton
Webber Avenue
E.S.T
Hamilton District
Tipson
Acton Scouts
ARE
Acton Creamery Ltd
Acton Farm Supply
Benson
Gordon Hardware
Bradley's
Grant’s Motors
Hinton’s
Custom Cleaners
Lovell Bros
Cooper
Mayfair Restaurant
Canadian Tire Corp
Drew’s Meat Market
Dominion Hotel
Masales Dairy Ltd
E. T. Marks
McCallum’s
Edna May Ladies’ and Children’s Wear
Newton
Steve
Pallant
Paul 'S Mens’ and Boys’ Wear
Ruddick’s Grocery
Rendezvous Beauty Salon
Symon Hardware
Ten Pro Distributors Limited
Thompson Motors
Wiles’ Bus Depot
Whitham’s Garage
Watson's Dairy Bar
National
Sridal
Ost
Siakoney and
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