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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

May 28, 1964

Page

12

Acton Council Advances Park Floodlight Project and School Additions

Acton council approved mercury vapor floodlights for Peuapect Park with a grant request up to 1100 dollars, while planning a 10 room addition at Acton District High School costing about 253538 dollars. Debates on the Red Ensign flag and an auxiliary police concept were shelved and discussed, with motions to reconsider possible at the next meeting.

Peuapect Acton Les Duby Acton District H.H. Hinton Hamilton Peal Duby Council Publi Opinion Ray Archie Aunitary Police Hinton Sa Han Halton OPP New Toronto Council Jim Casburn Casburn Glenkea Park M. Z. Bennett Senior Citizens’club Jim Rolston Cashurn

First Holy Communion Held At St. Josephs Church

At St. Josephs Church last Sunday the nine o clock Mass saw 22 boys and girls receive their First Holy Communion. Students prepared by catechism classes and after school lessons through Ignatius College influences. Girls wore white with veil and wreath. boys wore white ribbons and a boutonniere. The pastor spoke of grace and duties to live by these sacraments. Afternoon devotions crowned Our Lady's statue with Miss Susan South and John Timmings presenting flowers and crowns. Father Clifford Day gave an inspiring sermon. The event included a scapular blessing and special music, with many young communicants named.

St. Joseph's Church Toby Jesuit Brothers of Ignatius College Guelph Othe Our Lady's Susan South Barbara Fowler Donna Gorlup John Timmings Kenneth Kirion Kevin Marcour Clifford Day St. Joseph's Hospital Jo Why Oustic Acton Syres Tal Causie Treae Mulhalland Our Lady's Shrine Kathy Kenny Bernice Wawwica Helen Moreth Thea Donna Gaorjup Jean Party Bonna Drew Darwnka Moskum

Lions Plan Busy June With Carnival and Conventions

Lions Club at Station hotel met to outline a three day spring carnival in Acton Park in June with Happy and Shaws handling food and a district convention in Kitchener. They also planned attendance at the International Lions convention in Malton and appointed Art Gordon and Dave Hunter to convention committees. The group discussed nominees, with Al Lauder chairing the nomination committee and results to be announced soon.

Station Hotel Lion Vic Bristow Acton Park Happy and Shaws Kitchener Leos Lion Art Gordon Dave Hunter Royal Lions Mal Too Actan Lions Oro Lions Lions Lauder Murray Harrison Acton Lion Pete Papitton Fort William Hartley Coles al Lauder

Card Party Annovation at the Senior Citizens Club

The Senior Citizens Club hosts a social afternoon at the YMCA with members invited to play cards together. Attendees answered questionnaires showing preference for an afternoon program and the YMCA’s convenient location and timing.

YMCA

Acton Man Killed At Oakville Job

Robert Bart Holmes died after contact with 24000 volt high tension wires while working as a fires man with Oakville Public Untr ies. He was revived briefly before dying at Oakville District Memorial Hospital. Fellow workers Kerwin McPhail and Wayne Kelly were nearby.

Acton Oakville Robert Bart Holmes Holiness I Revearaldaian Foel Holmes Ooakville Memor Ial Hospital Acan Wvdro Kerwin McPhail Wayne Kelly McPhail

Conservation Stressed At Rural Urban Meeting

Authorities stressed conservation at the fourth annual rural urban meeting held at the Station Hotel. Guest speakers from the Conservation Authority and local officials discussed protecting natural areas, with highlights including remarks by Mayor Duby and 4H members sharing experiences.

Acton Acton Chamber of Commerce Station Hotel Nght Paul Nielsen Linda Ferguson Les Duby Onesicdowresand AM Coveney Public Case Valley Consevation Authority Grivenaw Ning Hesanta Isan Noone

Safety Check Lane Active Next Week

Safety check is offered on Pellow Street Monday and Tuesday next week. Acton Safety Council runs a free safety inspection for all vehicles with a 15 minute exam and a sticker upon passing. The service is voluntary and urged by the Rupert Safety Council constable to encourage attendance.

Pellow Street Acton Safety Coun Fon Rupert the Safety Council

Arena Floor Buy Now Pay Later Discussed At Meeting

Recreation Committee debated financing a new arena floor with a “build now pay later” plan. Vice-chairman Claude Cook and Len Lovell urged securing quotations while council funds cover part of the estimated cost.

John Gay Light Horse Association Goy Lights Horse Association Claude Cook Len Lovell Sudh le Lovell

Three Ontario Finals Set After CWOSSA Meet Highlights

Aum High School will be relocated to the provincial track for this Saturday's Ontario finals at Seagram Stadium Waterlon. CWOSSA A meet in Guelph saw John Gay Jr win the intermediate pole vault, Allan Hall claim both intermediate mile and half mile records, and Dave Ryder take junior shot put.

Aum High School Seagram Stadium Waterlon Guelph John Gay Jr Allan Hall Dave Ryder Waterboy

Wrecked car leads to charges after early morning chase

Police officers Ron Rupert and Bruce MacArthur pursued a speeding vehicle near the police office on Willow Street around 12 30 a m Saturday. The car, later found crashed into a tree on Cameron Avenue, injured three occupants George Williamson Alan Smith and KeithMainprise. An open bottle of whiskey and beer were found in the wrecked vehicles.

Ron Ruperts Bruce MacArthur Willow Street O.P.P Mill Street June Croskin Cameron Avene George Williamson Alan Smith BR. R. 5 Apton Keith Mainprise

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