Personal Notes From Acton Area Community News
Local notices record hospital stays moves and visits. Mrs Jimmy Louttit is a patient at Guelph General Hospital. Families relocate to Wynford Place and Tiden Avenue while others move from Streetsville and Montreal. Many relatives visit Acton and nearby towns for weekends and holidays including St Catharines Georgetown and Kitchener. Joan Rumsien graduates as medical laboratory technician and Neil Frankinon heads Yukon's job site. Camp Brebeant counselor Paul Braida, a two time winner, is named for July August at Camp Brebeant near Rachwood.
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Donald Reed
Henrer Rorpy
Bund River
Reed
Herb Garren
Kitchener
Joan Rumsien
Technian
Mav
Ryerson Polytechnical Institute
Toronto Western Hospital
K. Mackenzie
C. L. Kirkness
Maritimes
Margaret Mackenzie
Acadia University
New England States
Margaret
Muskoka
Whitehorse
Yukon
Neil_Frankinon
Ted Franklin
Queens University
Toronto
Edmonton
Elsa
Paul Braida Sas Doon
Stars
Brebant
Jamier
Paul
Rachwood
Brebent
Onsana
Wes
Mrr
Norman
Braida
Possible Change at Oakville Presbytery Meeting
At Maple Grove Church Oakville the presbytery discussed realigning the Ballinafad Churchill charge and proposed supplying Churchill Church from Acton as a change under consideration.
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United Church
Maple Grove Church
Oakville
Ballinafad-Churchill
Churchill Church
Acton
Cancer canvass near target as Acton Georgetown union rises
The Reach Objective Total collection stands at 2645.48, the highest net to date, with additional returns expected. Last year's Acton branch total was 2368.83, and the joint objective for Acton and Georgetown will be achieved, said campaign chair Mrs. R. Arbie.
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Acton
The
Cancer Society
Georgetown
Mother's Day Baptisms Set New Record at Knox
Knox Church on Mother's Day baptized 19 children, the largest single-service total in the church's two year ministry. The list includes Nancy Louise Allan, Paul Scot Cargill, Trevor Christan Cooper, Richard Paul Dents, James David Johnson, Fannie Lee Mackay, John Stuart Manes, Stephen Kenneth Mann, Lisa Rawn Mason, Laura Jane Moore, Ian Robert Paul, Kristin Lee Spielvogel, Brian Leslie Wong, Shelly Anne Wong, and others, with eight couples welcoming first children.
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Knox Church
AL Ho McKenzie
Nancy Louise Allan
Ates
Grant E. Atkin
Lake Ave
Paul Scot Cargill
Brave’ Lo Cargill
Aclan Blvd
Trevor Christan Cooper
May
Frank Cooper
St. Catharines
Richard Paul Dents
Herbert V. Dodds
McDonalad
Tennifer Lanne Hawkins
David W. Hawkins
Poplar Street
John Warren
J. Paul Hand
Orton
James David Johnson
David AL Jonson
Cotfehill
Fanice Lee Mackay
O Hugh, MacKay
Primateur
James Bradley Macpherson
Jo Brnce Macpherson
John Stuart Manes
J. David
Ro Manes
Erin
Stephen
Kenneth Mann
Kenneth W. Mann
Alliston
Lisa Rawn Mason
Wayne de Mason
Georgetown
Laura Jane Moore
Dre
Brian Moors
Lake Aves
Ian Robert Paul
Robert ¢. Paul
WL Langfied
Kristin Lee Spielvogel
Willam R. Spielvogel
Bower Ave
Brian Leslie
Shelly Anne Wong
Jong Wong
Mill St
Donald Glen
Nancy
Ladies Challenge Men to Tournament
The Legion Ladies Auxiliary Branch 197 held their May meeting in the Legion Hall with president Mrs. D Rogers in the chair. They voted to donate 100 to the Bursary and announced monthly dance ticket winners Mrs. G Dawe and Mes. o C Hip gins. Mrs. D Jordan won the centre piece in the luck draw. The ladies challenged the men's branch to a cudhoe in the Legion Hall Saturday afternoon May 28. Those interested should contact sports officer Mrs. Ro Angel bo by May 5. After business a tun ed and social hour was enjoyed. Good luck to the girls at Acton. No bowling team will go to Bar tig this Saturday to compete in the Regional Bowling Tournament. The men are canvassing for articles to sell at their big sale on Saturday.
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Legion Ladies’ Auxiliary
Legion Hall
D. Rogers
G. Dawe
Mes
O C. Hipgins
D. Jordan
Lesion Hall
Saborday
Ro Angel Bo
Wats
Acton
Bartig
Readers Write Re United-Carr Labor Rates
Acton Free Press Responds to April 28 article with corrected wage figures from the Hamilton Plant. Union representation in another province shows labor rate details, stating hourly wages of $1.80 and a top rate of $2.18 for specific maintenance roles. President Healey urges publication to correct impressions.
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Acton Free Press
Acton
Davide Re Dills
Earlior
Phiunt
Actonaes
Che Cates
Hamilton
Vou Daberiaia Cion
United Date Caracao AM
Healey
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H. Rees
Hornby
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Nas
Saganeva
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Jefirey Ave
Mary Papilan
Jamaica
Mrxe
Streetsville
Tider Ave
Warren Wood and
Saven
Chima
Jamih
Monreal
Tiden Ave
Micro Plastic
C. Payne
Roseford Place
Mr. Payne
Micro Plastica
Gordon Park
Cathy Oat Posroha
Dave Syere
Sarnia
Charles Landsborough
Mr. Garnett Reed
Laurie
Don Reed Jr
Don Reed Sr
J. S. Redes
Trevor Cooper
S. Catharines
E. S. Cooper
Mor
Murray Smith
Kanon Church
M. Smith
Terone
St. Catharines Guelph
Georgetown Rockwood
H. Roy Burling
Kalamagoo
Michanal Mro
Mery
Warne Smelter
Connie
Norval
Mer. George Edwards
Mes. C. W. Affison
Mr. Mason
L. Ro Meaill
Catby
Owen Sound
H.W. Switor
Keith
Hillsburgh
Mer
G. G. Switzer
Bob
Elaine
Kay
Etobicoke
Mason
Max
Marjorie Ramsdon
Scratton
Ril Read
Dogon Co
Kingstom
Waterloos University
Mr. and
Mardy XS Reed
Tidew Ave
Halton & Peel
Main Street
Lorne Skuce
Mgr
Milton
Knox
Anne Wong
Mrs
Kong Wong
Mill St. E
Kodak Film
Hinton’s
Fawn
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Custom Cleaners
Main ST. N
United-Carr Labor
Stoup, Mauna
Ban A Prad. Mauch
Yp T Loy
Pack
Geo
Uthat
Lakeview
Discount Centre
Main St
Pollock and Campbell
Water St
North Galt
Kaiser Aluminum
Aluminum
Oakville Company
Federal Industries
U.S.A
California
Oghawwa
IGA
Eaton
Florida
Morton Pies
Ledger
LGA
A. L. Riem Plumbing
Cook St
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Esquesing Township Schools
Registrar General
BRATH
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Toponto, G1
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