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Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

May 16, 1963

Page

2

Community notes and club events fill local page

The piece covers a string of social items and church activities. It lists attendees at a Caldette Club final party hosted by Mrs. N. Marshall Jr, mentions winners Wilda Patnipell Lu Wickham and Joan Ortlieb, and notes a Music Festival in Ekina with Eva Stevenson Wendy Focke Wendy Martin and Ronnie. It also records visitors of Mr and Mrs Matin Minor, trips to Toren and Markham visits, a roll dance in Rienusl and a Lutheran camp event. A sermon at Eden Mulls highlights themes from 2 Timothy 1:35 and notes song by Kingsbury and others with flowers memorials at the sanctuary.

Batty Wild Millar Mee Milla Tex Mitchell Harden Capital Cabdette N. Marshall Jr Wilda Patnipell Lu Wickham Joan Ortlieb Sunany Archibald Jack McIntosh Markham Wry McIntosh Rien Usl Trom Uetra Gael Wave Blora Flewelling Iuneieon Ladies of Eden Mulls A. H. Plant Mra. J Mabie Richardson Mra. A. W. Neabite Sr Brooklyn

Neighbors Share Cards From Recent Visitor

A district recalls a visiting friend who sent cards depicting Shive street scenes in memory of Mrs. Bather Anderson. Bethe Onits and others received leaf quilts and silver mementos including a stamp marked with Mr. and Mrs. 3. Julian.

Eenery Denmark Shive Bather Anderson Canada Re. Turner Jim Loch Julian Spent Int N. Twener Young

Farewell Party For Jack Bolton

A farewell party was held for Jackson son of Mr and Mrs Earl Bolton who had left for Halifax to join the Canadian forces. Gifts were given by Tony Reid president of Raceweds Teen Town. Baptismal services and Sunday worship at Emmanuel Bible Church featured Rev Dr Aitken and a choir. Boy Scout leaders attended and Wm Humphries of the OPP Guelph spoke on a passage from James.

Jackson Earl Bolton Halifax Tony Reid Raceweds Teen Town Organization Presbyterian Aitken Ray Death Walter Swanston Len Annette Harry Bonner Wm. Humphries O.P.P Guelph Emmanuel Bible Church James Shere Gosiph Cork

Exercise plan to stop before fatigue cited by experts

Experts explain pacing during exercise to prevent early fatigue. The method emphasizes gradual intensity, regular breaks, and listening to body signals to sustain effort and reduce risk of overexertion.

Museum Barn To House County's New Museum In Kelso Area

Duff Alexander’s barn at Kelso Conservation Area is being converted into the county museum. A new roof with skylights, doors nearly finished, and exhibits cleaned of hay dust by Major Hal Newman. Public interest grows with 180 paid admissions last Sunday and filled weekly group bookings throughout summer.

Duff Alexander Kelso Hal Newman

LIMEHOUSE Visits and Social Activities Across District

Local notes recount visits among families in Limehouse and nearby communities. Robert and Edward Graves of Chicago visited their sister Mrs James Findlay for a day. Mira Marion Wordragen of Kitchener visited Mr and Mrs Simmons and Harriet Wordragen at Sick Children's Hospital after her fourteenth operation. Gary and Gail Defarest had tonsillectomies in Georgetown last week. Mrs Joe Rice attended her nephew’s wedding in Sudbury. Sympathy sent to Mrs W Mitchell on Mr Mitchell’s death. The WOMS May meeting was at Mrs Crichton’s with ten present. Mrs Roughley led scripture, Prover and hymn singing accompanied by Mrs Bert Benton on accordion. Mrs Patterson to help at annual sectional meeting. Miss Benton officiated on Korea study and the word join. Spare time social with a Hun ch served. Mr Wil Karn is under doctor care. Recent visitors include Mrs De Boer of Milton, Mrs Berends of Weston, and Mr and Mrs Albert Lammers of Dixie.

Robert Edward Graves Chicago Jas. Findlay Mira Marion Wordragen Kitchener Simmons Mrs. Simmons Harriet Wordragen Sick Children’s Hospital Gary Gail Defarest Georgetown Nega Joe Rice Sudbury W. Mitchell Mitchell Georgetown Roy Burt Jami Burtcat Korea W.om.s

Funeral for R. Lazenby Held at Brumley-Shoemaker Hall

Funeral service for Robert Lazenby RBI of Crews ons Corners was conducted at Brumley Shoemaker funeral hall on Tuesday. He died Saturday May in Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital. Laurence Duby officiated. Pallbearers included Plano Tavenby Ber e Ta venby Mike McCristill Ken McDonald and Teary Kroes. Born in England in 1892 he came to Canada in 1927 and served in the first world war. He moved from Thames to Acton 16 years ago and belonged to the Legion in Fanning and Acton and the St John Ambulance Corps in Finninnes to rte Neuts. His wife predeceased him and he is survived by no sons Thomas and Robert five grandchildren a sister Sarah in Boyland amb oa brother Gere Lazenby Axton

Brumley-Shoemaker Robert Lazenby RBI Crewsons Corners George Town and District Memorial Hospital Laurence Duby Plano Tourn Beare Tavenby Mike McCristill Ken McDonald Teary Kroes Tavenby England Canada Thmmins Acton Legion Fanning Seo John Ambulance Corps Fiminnes Torte Neuts Thomas Robert Sarah Boyland Gere Lazenby Axton

Community news and events from Second Line area

Saturday gathering at Community Centre grounds organized ball diamond work with aim to start team in spring. Readers note birthday celebrations, hospital news, Mother's Day visits, achievement day at Guelph, and local homemaking club activities with awards and exhibits.

OM. T. Fines Dorks Rad Win Tenderson Belwood Min Rose Pereginon Gimily Bane Me. A. Polling Orton W. McMillan Douglas, Robertson Guelph Wis Head D. G Dottons Judy Buck Sandra McTravan Sally Duck Ken. Stubbington Allente

St Albins rummage sale draws crowd for baked goods

Saturday afternoon at St Albins WA a rummage sale and homebaked treats drew steady buyers. Bread and buns were especially popular as shoppers searched for bargains.

St. Albiin's WA

Clothing Display At Acton Church For Hamilton Centre

Sunday morning a display of clothing and household goods was shown in the back of Acton Baptist Church for the Fastwood Centre in Hamilton. Mrs. C Landsborough oversaw the exhibit and prepared it for delivery by the Rew So Garmmun early this week.

Acton Baptist Church Fastwood Hamilton C Landsborough Garmmun

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