Lions Club Charter Night in Acton Welcomes New Chapter
About 200 attend Lions Club Charter Night as Acton officials and guests hear speeches on service and peace. Governor praises charity and urges mutual understanding while presentations, gifts, and prizes highlight the ceremony with Brampton Georgetown and Clarkson clubs contributing and a dance closing the evening.
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Lions Club
Laughlin
Fion
Alex Johnson
Acton Club
Acton
Bob Bardsley
Brampton Club
Georgetown Girly
Rexdale Club
Harold Liavd
Jim Jones
Georgetown Club
H. B Stokreef
Acton Anglican
Johnson
International Lions of Canada
Russ Vickers
Burlington
Dalton Higgs
Brampton
Clarkson
Erin
Dale
Legion Ladies’ Auxiliary
Georgetown Girls
John Shadbult
Tidey Avenue
Ladier Schachfer
Paul Neilson
Sportsman Lantern
Toronto
Tea Service
McCutcheon
J Carr
Streetsville
Joan Morris
J Mandel
Erin Rouse
J. Oates
George Mown
Schick Razor
Wo Dune Streeteville
K. McKay
Gutdover Thermos
Ho Hunter
J Chapman
Chesphton
J. Sunes
Georgetown
M. Ramshaw
J. McLellan
Balmer
Long Branch
Jennings
Port Credit
A. Frost
G. McGilvray
Wilson
B. Shaw
Willowdale
B. Swift
T. Watson
Roy McMillan
D. Higes
C. A. Thompson
Duets Highlight May Duke for Devonshire Chapter Meeting
The May gathering at a Duke for Devonshire Chapter 1.O.D.E. home featured songs by guests Miss Duby and Miss Davidson with Mrs. F G Oakes, including The Bells of St Marys Look for the Silver Lining and Among My Souvenirs. Reports from secretaries and committees were heard. arrangements were made for a ceremony in Toronto marking the order’s 60th anniversary. Mrs K Knox, regent, presided.
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Devonshire
K. Knox
Toronto
Force
Ls Duby
Mary Davidson
F. G. Oakes
St. Mary's
Lakeside Hosts Reception for New Canadians at Court House
Lakeside Chapter FOLD hosts an afternoon reception for new Canadians at the Milton Court House. Mrs Rudolph Spielvogel and other members will serve refreshments and chat with the new citizens. Judge Com will preside over the Lefemouns as part of the event.
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Lakeside
Court House
Milton
Rudolph Spielvogel
Thalian
Frank Quinlan 94 dies. Campbellville bank veteran
Frank Quinlan 94 longtime Campbellville Bank of Nova Scotia manager for 18 years died last week. He served in Ontario and Western Canada before moving to Campbellville and was active in Holy Name Society Knights of Columbus and the local baseball club. Survived by wife Esther, daughter May Teresa and several relatives. Funeral Monday at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church Freelton with Requiem Mass and burial nearby.
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Frank 2. Quinlan
Bank of Nova Scotia
Campbellville
Mr. Quinlan
Borne x
Uni S Bank
Ontario
Western Canada
Holy Name Society of Our Lady of Mount Carmel “Church
Freelion
Knights of Columbus
Baseball Club
Esther Wheelihan
May Teresa
Cyril Filgiano Davison
Agnes
Toronto
Allan Quinlan
Uxbridge
H. DB. Quinlan
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church
M. £. Nixon
Knox Presbyteriaa Church
Milton
M. E. Nixon
Mr. Nixon
Martin Si. Millan
Ashgrove
Nixon
Acton Creamary
Princess Theatre
Roxy
Knox Church
Knox " Presbyterian Church
Agag
Knox Board of Managers
Bessie Alexander
Mig R. Case
Buan
D. BR. Morrison
Joan
Richard, Ward
William
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 Learning
Monks once gave pretzels as a reward to children who mastered their lessons. The custom linked the baked treats to prayer and discipline, highlighting a religious practice tied to early education and catechism.
Peanut drive nets strong Ys Men support for MCA work
Near sellout three day blitz by Ys Men with HEY Cub support raised funds for MCA improvements. Lorne Doberthein and Bob Foy lers organized purchase and distribution of peanut butter and peanuts. Club members visited homes, reporting satisfactory return and gratitude to buyers.
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Lorne Doberthein
Bob Foylers
Last Bid at Execution br The condemned man requests blanks
A condemned man faces execution and is asked for final requests. He replies with a single demand for blanks, prompting a terse, darkly ironic moment before the firing squad. The line underscores fatalism and morbid humor in a charged historical scene.
Tipson Touring Gear For Small Portable Camp Equipment
A compact folding camp set fits purse or glove box with a steel frame and canvas seal. It includes a six inch griddle, a collapsible aluminum skillet, a two and a half gallon leak proof water tank with basin and towels, and a propane wobturned stove with seven cup coffee maker options.
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Halton
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
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
Pallant
Paul 'S Mens’ and Boys’ Wear
Ruddick’s Grocery
Rendezvous Beauty Salon
Symon Hardware
Ten Pro Distributors Limited
Thompson Motors Act On
Wiles’ Bus Depot
Whitham’s Garage
Watson's Dairy Bar
National
Sridal
Ost
Siakoney and
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