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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
May 20, 1954
Page
4
The Cub and Scout section reviews early instruction success with most Tenderpads tests passed. Sessions run Thursdays at 6:30 pm at the Scout Hall before the 7 pm Cub meeting. Grand Howl led by acting Sixer David Peal opened last week. Six competitions started. Red Six led with WW points. White Tawny and Yellow close behind with 12 11 points.
The Bullinafad Evening Auxiliary met at president Mrs. F. J. Shortill’s home with the president in charge. A hymn opened the session and reports discussed improving the auxiliary. Mrs. McLaughlin spoke on the topic of two missionaries and bazaar plans were finalized for Erin United Church basement.
Jean Louise Dolmage and James Victor Spielvogel wed at St Andrew's Presbyterian in Kitchener with Rev F G Stewart officiating. The bride wore embroidered Swiss organza with a white Bible bouquet. reception followed at the Hacienda in Waterloo. They will reside in Kitchener after a Buffalo Montreux wedding trip.
A traveler recounts a five day tour through Wiltshire Dorset and Somerset visiting East Chaldon Westbury Bath Salisbury and Stonehenge. He describes the Roman Baths in Bath as a major Hellenic era relic and notes Salisbury Cathedral and the ancient Saxon church at Bradford on Avon. He comments on English farming landscapes and livestock including Galloway cattle and Friesian stock.
Ontario water wells association met in Oakville for its third annual convention with about 800 licensed drillers, 60 percent members. The group aims to raise professional standards through demonstrations and geology lessons as concerns grow over declining water tables in Peel and Halton counties due to earthquakes and deforestation.
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