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Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

May 18, 1961

Page

6

Acton Notes Warm Weekend and Community Happenings

Acton residents enjoyed a sunny weekend with temperatures near eighty and the first swimmers testing warm water. Echo satellite observed by the local Astronomy Club. Lorne Scots musicians to perform May 28 at Central Command grandstand. Firefighters reported two calls, including a stove pipe overheating at a Rudy Hanousek home and a grass fire at a Ukrainian camp in Esquesing.

Lorne Scots C.N.B Central Command Acton Esquesing Nassagaweya Rudy Hanousek

Plants Roots Sale Concludes Greenock Institute Meeting

The Greenock Women's Institute executive met at Mrs. Innis's home with President Mrs. C Jon calling. Dozens of items were discussed including a May 27 paper collection and preparations for a Centre Wellington District Annual in Barrie on May 24 with delegates named.

Greenock Women’s Institute Innis C.jon Scripmare Centre Wellington Barrie Hal Church C. Althem Coallan E. Patterson

Acton WI Hears of Worthy Projects and Pledges

Acton WI discusses key town projects at the annual soci meeting. Mrs. Geo Lavenby hosts a social, Mrs. Hargrave presides. A $50 pledge to the arena and a plan for a new community centre are announced.

Arena Drive Geo. Lavenby Young St Acton W.1 George Hargrave English North Halton Hargrave Acton Sunshine School John Gey Jim Ledger Ledger

Limehouse W M S Meeting and Community Notes

The Limehouse W M S met at Mrs Mills home with Vice President Mrs Rough presiding. Mrs Patterson led prayer, Mrs Bert Benjam played accordion and reviewed Into All the Works Together. Hosting lunch followed. birthdays and visits described through the week.

W.mls Mills Weadnesday Escoung Rough Patterson Mng Bert Benjam Thymos Acordian Ia Herc Scriptire Lo Jassen Waterloo AJ Neutel

Stokreef Named Rector Of St James Church Hamilton

The Rev H B Stokreef was named rector of the Church of St James the Apostle in Hamilton. The appointment begins August 1 and was announced in services at St James and St Alban the Martyr. Bishop W F E Bagnall expressed confidence in Stokreef’s faithful service as he joins a large Niagara diocese congregation.

Stokreef St. James Church Hamilton H. B. Stokreef St. James the Apostle Hamiton Alban the Martyr Niagira W. FE. Bagnall D, DCL

Knox Church Auxiliary Hosts Home Helpers Meeting

The Afternoon Auxiliary of the Knox Church WMU held its May meeting with Mrs Oliver Moran presiding and Miss Charlotte Moore leading worship. The program highlighted India’s medical mission networks and the Healing and Teaching Ministry, praising churches in Canada, USA and UK for support.

Oliver Moran UH. Mainprize Charlotte Moore W.mls Knox’ Church Miss Moore M. M. Coles He OL. Bennie India USA United Kingdom Australia Presbyterian Church W. Gehan Bessie MacMurphy Audrey Prendergast Lily Simpson Ontario Our Church

Rockwood Dairy Sold to Masales Family

Wes Masales and his sons have purchased Rockwood Dairy from Llovel Thomas and will operate from Acton. Chester Meek of Rockwood continues to supply customers as the transfer occurred last Wednesday. The Thomas family has over 40 years in dairy business. under new management Rockwood Dairy will close.

Wes Masales Tardemt Lorne Rockwood Llovel Thomas Acton Chester Meek Thomas

Talent Table Ends WMS Meeting at Action Missionary Society

The Women's Missionary Society of Acton held a meeting on Tuesday May 9 at 2:30 PM with a hymn, prayer, and reports discussed. A Hamilton committee intervention is planned for June, the group notes May 24 to 30 as meetings, and 40 institutions are noted as being helped by members. Miss Main Prive spoke on the mission, the offering was recorded, Miss A Shocahee led township duties, and Miss Simmons gave meditations on Masses.

Ics Molto C. Allan Tivein C. Aitken E. Pearen W. Johnster E. Paterson C. Allin J. Thompson Amd behekin-George Town Presbyterian Church S. Holmes George Lavends Earl Lambert Geo. Hargrave G. Fryer Marjorie Hall Women’s Missionay Society of Acton Presidente Lise Ial Jim Toranty

Landsborough Sisters Graduate From Lakeshore College

Miss Helen Landsborough and Miss Ruth Landsborough, daughters of Mr and Mrs Charles Landsborough of Lake Avenue, graduate this afternoon at Lakeshore. Helen will teach in Acton, Ruth in Meccherales Consolidated School Gutetph.

Herst Catlepe Acton Helen Landsboraigh Ruth

Charter Cadet Corps Seeks More Youths for Training

St John Ambulance Brigade invites youths to join the Junior First Aid Course. Only 20 have volunteered for the six week training, with final exams required for charter status. Brigadier Hart urges interested applicants to contact him at 762d or Mrs. Thergrave at 25W before Saturday.

St. John Ambulance Brigade R. S. Hart Hart G. Thergrave

Grade 12 Students Entertain Mrs Reed at Doodmen Hotel

Saturday evening a Grade 12 class hosted Mrs Reed with a dinner at the Doodmen Hotel. She received a chrysanthemum bouquet and a cane, and students offered Bible readings and prayers before a social hour and entertainment by Randy Lidken.

Reed Mass. Reed Doodmen Hotel Nouves Henge

Construction progress at Chireh Street exchange building

Brick walls are being paid at the Chireh Street exchange building. The precast cement beam and root hoar secret are installed last week. Weeks six tape remains.

Chireh St. Hell

Dairy Cattle Judging Outlined for 4-H Calf Club

The Avton 4H Calf Club held a May meeting at A J Murray and San home. President Ruxanel Murray welcomed members and led the business portion. Leader Ning Brida te traced the judging points and praised support for the 4H program. Mel McCullough instructed on proper registration procedure using a painted diagram from the Cloverdale Jersey herd. Refreshments were served, thanked by Frank Anthony for the club.

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