Women's Institute 58th Annual Meeting Held in Acton
The Acton Women’s Institute held its 58th annual meeting at the United Church in Acton. About 180 delegates registered as branches discussed community care, aged and sick needs, education, and children's homes. Officers were elected and plans for future projects included a Mary Stewart College update and fundraising for a Girls Home Making Chic.
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United Church
Acton
Velma Norrita
Mary Stewart Colles
Rinehart
Canada
Une
Adelide
Treadless
Gordon Adams
Halt School Dissolution Halt Restudy and Budget Items Noted
Budget figures show $409 400 by law funding for bridges machinery and roads plus a $30 million jump in equalized assessment from 1958 to 1989. Approvals include land parcel sale to Bell Telephone Co and a hospital district expenditure of $93 40 thousand plus a $100 grant to Halton music festival.
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Bell Telephone Co
Nassagaweya
Partoof
Milton Thatrict
Halten Music
Halton County Clerks’ and Treasurers’ Association
Roy Smith
Halton Centennial Manor
Two Medals For Dancing Hatned Games Report
Attendees at the Hatned Games in Guelph on Friday included Mia Wi Mekewan and Carolyn Lyon Snyder. Carolyn received no medal for dancing as the competition concluded. Nearby, Mr and Mrs Frank Dudes visited Camp Jordey and relatives in Acton and with Ward Bruce and others, while Mrs Buyers of Acton visited with her daughter and son in law.
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Eno Eo
Mia Wi Mekewan
Harden
Carolyn
Lyon
Snyder
Guelph
iCarolyn
Mire
Camp Jordey
Min
Ward Bruce
Fruity
Progressive Conservative Prospects highlighted in Halton County
A provincial election features statements by MPP Se Hatt for the Conservative party praising Halton County’s growth and healthcare expansion. He touts hospital projects, new beds, and a Deaf School plan funded by the Ontario Hospital Services Commission, urging voters to reelect the Progressive Conservative government led by Hon. Leslie Frost.
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Provincia
Talten
Se Hatt
News
Halton County
Yeem
Duela
Province of
Ontario
Leslie Frost
Visitors fill Acton with holiday memories and travel plans
A bustling list of weekend visitors arrives in Acton from Guelph and surrounding towns. Friends and relatives, including Mr and Mrs Weary Klounter and Olen Waloma, enjoy holiday hospitality while others travel to Holland and return to New Zealand.
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Acton
Wil
Alwar Sane
Dineen
New
Holland
New Zealand
Diew
Weary Klounter
Lamily
Olen Waloma
Malar Konintte Kladeater
Baampten
Klauster
Knox Auxiliary Meeting Highlights Local Rosary of Events
The May meeting of the Knox church afternoon auxiliary was held at Met GQ Maran with speeches by the Synodical Secretary and Reverend Jones. Visitors included the Browns of Calestor and the Sunters of Niagara Kalla. Miss Joanne Smith visited Dunnville. a cleaning bee at the church preceded the gathering.
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Synodical
Knox
Know + chareh
Met
Maran
Thom Phelan
Moore
Daten
Preg otRnIg
The
Lutes’ Aid
Mim Joanne Smith
Dunnville
Mis Tr Dennen delegate to a Bi annual conference report
A meeting note describes Mis Tr Dennen as delegate to the Bi annual Conference of Evening Atallaries. Mr Fred Andersen detension introduced a report to be given later. The day featured a quilt made for an Indian netool and a request for clothes for an Indian indy.
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Dennen
Fred Anderesen
Holy Name Society elects officers after supper Sunday
The Holy Name Society held its final general meeting on May 24 in the parish hall after a hot roast beef supper served by CMS Poor. New officers were elected: Tom Fleming president, Brendan Abe secretary, Garnet Ros treasurer, and committee members Hart Coles, Jean Marcaux, John Tyers, Leas Bennett. The meeting adjourned at 7 20 p.m.
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Ac Gosepaes Holy Name Society
CMS
Father Maran
Tom Flemming
Brendan Abe
S Tcretary
Garnet Ros
Ray Archie
Hart Coles
Jean Marcaux
John Tyers
Leas Bennett
Paul
Norm Wrada
Idanks Loing Foliting
Tom Flemiming
Clark Paul
D. Gibbons
Cw.s
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Acton Frew Press
Women’s Institute
Po Snitch
G Sompervill
oMrs
Vo Norrig
Malton
Harry’ Wilhony Palermo
James Wallace
Campbellville
Storetartet Vexsprer
Guy Busale
Hornby
Federation
Peteh
George Finn
O Rernate
A. Frank
Vo Norns
Arex
Tom Alderson
Horny Hime
Economics
Heath
James Noble
Limehouse
Lloyd Crawford
Fred Bell
Burlington
Solitons
Davin
Mule Fon Muale
Mra
A. Bird
RCC
Gergen
Federation of Agriculture
M. Readhead
Millon
Cannon
Tratahy
Ise
Towa
Mointer
Murray Mabon Grockumly
Hye Grep
Lawville United Chiuveh
Mountain Uniden Woman's Institute
Hatton
Wallon
Halon
Usb
Halton
Oakville
Mileton
Deieet
Kiwaengis
Maton
Georgetown
Ontario Hosptal Services Commission
Thes
Department of Education
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Aund Mea Wey Webb
Thanien
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George Crandy
Wilfred McMillan
Batureau
Grand Lodge
Ontarie Weat
Tomilton
Donald
Mi Wing
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Pep
Orangeville
Grant Gena
Hinnmond
Dim Brown
Calestor
McEwan
Murray Malleces
Hochwood
Mia M Juckeurt
Larne Williamann
Judph
MDG
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Arnold Sunter
Niagara Kalla
Mot Co Sunter
KB Bale
Matthew
Penyer
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Acton Cenotaph
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Holy Name Society
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Lovell Bros
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Forma
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Bank of Montreal
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Hines
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