Acton News Highlights Opening Baseball May Weather
May first installment of taxes due tomorrow. Baseball opens in Acton this Saturday with Campbellville in town. The town reports progress on road work, tennis courts, golf courses, and the Glenier subdivision. The new Erin municipal building opened Tuesday evening. The Lorne Scots reserve unit attaches to the First Canadian Guards for a one week summer training at Petawawa starting May 30.
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Erin
PUC
Lome Scots Media Regiment
Petawawa
Baptism Service At Knox Presbyterian Church On Mother's Day
Four adults and eleven children were baptized during a Christian Family service at Knox Presbyterian Church on Mother's Day. The Rev Andrew McKenzie spoke on Pathways to Married Happiness as the junior choir sang. Over 50 received certificates for memorizing scripture. Infant baptisms listed include Beverly Anne Gray Mona Lynn Hadley Ian Landsay Johnston Terry Lee Matthews and others with parental addresses in Acton and Islington.
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Knox, Presbyterian Church
Andrew McKenze
Choi
Church School
Ken Mann
Beverly Anne Gray
Ernie Gray
Mona Lynn Hadley
Richard Hadey
Islington
Ian Landsay Johnston
Landphielon
WG Jeffies -Ave
Terry Lee Matthews
Don Matthews
Acton
Donnie Earl
Ronnie Isaac Melsaac
Alex Melsaac
Marvin Douglas McNabb
J McNabb
Queen
Deborah Lee Rippon
Mike Rippon
Tan Kent Rogers
Douglas Rogers
Moll St. W . Robert
Samuel Schonnep
Gerald Schonnep
Obituary for Mrs J Nelson Dies in Amesdale area
Born at Ballinafad Mrs J Nelson dies at Dryden hospital on May 2 after a long life in Acton Amesdale and nearby communities. Funeral held at United church Dryden with service in Ames. Survived by relatives including Miss Isan Wasdeny and other family members.
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Ballinafad
J. Nelson
United Churea Dryden
Elly Bo Nei
Disden
Wo MacPherson
Ames
Albert Lamb
Lawrence Lenk
Albert Tradeshaw
Donald Anes
Wo McKay
SJ Anes
Dare Eng
Nason
Nelson
Mae- Termad
Acton
Markaret
A. Russell
Hay Meknery
Actip Rovert Cyieren
Doha
Halton Liberal Candidate Outlines Views In Interview
Halton County Liberal candidate Owen Mullin faced a dozen county press representatives this week. He said Halton stands on the threshold of an economic boom and that a young man with industrial experience and rural background is needed to make the area the greatest industrial belt between Halifax and Vancouver. Mullin urged a gas tax financed for farm implements, questioned the aircraft disposal after Malton, praised the portable pension plan, and called for limits on outlets while proposing a studied approach to the whole issue. He favored amalgamatism as Trafalgar proposed, but insisted a thorough study is needed before a definite decision.
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Halton
Owen Mullin
Halifax
Vancouver
Ontario Municipal Board
Malton
Trafalgar
In Memoriam Undertakers Receive Donations
In memoriam notice notes that undertakers accept donations and provide official receipts. The fragment references carcer and Mons, indicating church or memorial contexts, with requested formal acknowledgments and receipts for donors.
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Carcer
Massey to Visit Georgetown for Brief Municipal Stop
The Rt. Hon. Vincent Massey arrives in Georgetown on Thursday May 14 for a half hour visit at the CNR station at 4 pm. A city reception includes mayor and officials, local bands, and a wreath laying at the cenotaph. A $10 high school scholarship will be presented and Massey will depart for Owen Sound en route to Barrie and Camp Borden.
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Georgetown
HS Ren
Vincent Essty
Cidades
Gaverhard Keneral
Wil
CNR
Lionel Ma Hus
Robriand
Aide
Italan
Armstrong
Reeve Sargent
Reeve Gray
Armtrang Wall
Mr. Massey
R.C
Massey
M. Sureethet
Four Corners
Mall St
Mick
Staten
Queen St
Owen Sound
Fromy
Barrie
Camp Burden
Everton Visitors in District Record Weekend Socials
Mr and Mrs James Porter of Shelbourne visited on Sunday with Mrs George Jestin and Miss Evelyn Dolmer of Guelph spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Harvey Dolmer Recent visitors included Mr T D McCutcheon Mr and Mrs Harvey Jestin Bill Mr and Mrs Robert McCutcheon and Dianne Kitchener Mrs Ed Spence Harriston Miss Sarah Mitchell Brampton Visitors last week with Mr and Mrs Juin Aon and Miss Jennie Tovell Mrs W J Robinson and Mrs Beechan Wink Sunday Visitors with Mr and Mrs J P Benham were Mr and Mrs Chas Bye and family Burlington Mr and Mrs Jack Morrell Ricky Randy and Mr and Mrs Gordon Aide Catelph Mroo and Mrs Teddestin Patsy adult Nancy waited on Sunday with Mr and Mrs AIL Waller and Clark ab Qustie Mr and Mrs Bre Heath and whather Bartington wistteytate Sunday with Mr and Mrs Qmar Parker
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James Porter
Shelbourne
George Jestin
Evelyn Dolmer
Guelph
Harvey Dolmer
T. D. McCutchedn
Harvey Jestn
Bill
Robert McCutcheon
Dianne Kitchener
Ed Spence
Harriston
Sarah Mitchell
Brampton
Juin Aon
Jennie Tovell
W. J. Robinson
Beechan
Wink
J. P. Benham
Chas
Burlington
Jack Morrell
Ricky
Randy
Gordon Aide
Catelph
Mroo
Teddestin
Patsy
Adil
Nancy
Mr and Mes
Ail Waller and
Clark
Bre Heath
Whather Bartington
Qmar Parker
Cancel Rattlesnake Hill Climbing Races at Hattlesnake Point
Burlington council approves recreation director EC Davis plan to spend 2000 dollars to improve Lowville Park after residents complain about road access and weekend closures. The area near the park has been prepared for 10 picnics this summer amid ongoing site restrictions.
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Hattlesnake Point
Appleby
Milton
Burlington Carnes
Burlington Sports Car Club
Jantt
EC Davis
Lowville
Synodical delegates gather for forty fifth annual Women’s Missionary Society meeting
The forty fifth annual council of the Women’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church in Canada convenes May 11 to 14 at Belleville's St Andrew’s Presbyterian. Delegates from across Canada, including Ontario and Quebec, will attend, with reports and speeches by officials and church leaders.
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H. Mainprize
Women's Missonary Soresty
Presbyterien Church
Canada
Andrewa Presbyterian Church
Belleville
Cones
Vatcerver Tana
Quetec City
Thompson
Atoutsville
Mra
Carr
Avernan
Srimmona
Mew
Hazett
Toronto
McNay
Meleiand
Kings
Fey
Dean Donnaen
Kener Board of Teasone
Mian
Kithel Chapanan
Neanemuce Wervier
Onlant Department
Agriculture
Toront
Acton
Bybleal Kenety
Toronin
Kingston
Former Churchill Resident J. Smith Dies in 100th Year
John H Smith of Galt died in his 100th year after a brief illness. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Churchill Church with interment at Churchill cemetery. He was a former Churchill resident, longtime church member and trustee, and preceded in death by his wife Mary Bort. Survived by a daughter and several relatives. Pallbearers included William Butler, Harold Griffin, Archie Swackhammer, Alvin Fisher, Arlette Kerr, and G D MacDonald.
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Churchill
J. Smith
Churchill Church
John H Smith
Galt
South Waterloo Memorial Hospital
Churehil United Church
Tong
Smith
Acton
Mary Bort
Gide
William Maconald
Woolery
Kitchener
Cayl
Churehull
William Butler
Harold Griffin
Archie Swackhamer
Alvin Fisher
Arete Kerr
Me GD MacDonald Af
Ann Ingles Engagement to William Ingles Announce
Me and Mra Ro Paner announce the engagement of their daughter Ann to William Charles Ingles son of Met Renest Ingles and the late Feneat Ingles. The couple plans a future wedding to be held in Acton Ontario.
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Ann
William Charles Ingles
Met Renest Ingles
Feneat
Acton
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