Local Community Updates From Acton and Park Region
Reported improvements on unpaved streets in Acton with new grovel paving while building work paused due to a vaina. The ball team prepares for a Saturday opening game with chilly practices. A safety program at schools Saturday features bicycle safety tape application. Residents plan a Saturday park cleanup to remove unsightly stumps.
Acton Ladies Attend Cancer Unit Meeting in Milton
Several Acton women joined the North Halton Unit of the Canadian Cancer Society in Milton on May 16. They spent the evening making drawings for the Society. Acton attendees included Mrs. Fern Shultm Mrs. Doris Fryer Mrs. Elsie Rosch and Mrs. Velma West. A June meeting is planned.
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Acton
North Halton
Canadian Cancer Society
Milton
Fern Shultm
Doris Fryer
Elsie Rosch
Velma West
Kenneth Y. Dick
Halton
Acton Liberal Association
Wm. Sproston
KY. Dick
Roy Gatenby
Alexander
Sandy” Best
Progressive Conservative
Local Minister Douglas Blerk Accepts New Post
Douglas Blerk, minister of Eden Mills and Rockwood Presbyterian churches, preached his last sermon and will move to a new appointment. Born in Toronto, he served in the Royal Canadian Air Force during the war and studied for ministry afterward. He and his wife Helen Roberts have two children, Jemce and Karen.
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Douglas Blerk
Eden
Mills
Rockwood Presbyterian
Goose Bay
Labrador
Royal Canadian Air Force
Black
The
Presbyterian Church
Manitote
Cranberry Portage
Flin Flon
Waterton College
Knox College Toronto
Helen Roberts
Jemce
Karen
Mi. Black
Engagement of Doris Jean Allan to Murray Scoyne
Mr and Mrs Chester Allan announce the engagement of their daughter Doris Jean to Murray Jack Scoyne son of Mr and Mrs Stewart Scoyne of Ridgetown Ont The wedding is set for June 2 at 3 o'clock in Knox Presbyterian church parlor Acton.
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Chester Allan
R.R. Acton
Doris Jean
Murray Jack Scoyne
Stewart Scoyne
Ridgetown
Ont
Knox , Presbyterian Church
Acton
Miss H Blackwell Addresses Knox Club
The Spring Thankoffering of the Knox Alert Evening Auxiliary was held at Knox Presbyterian church last Tuesday night. Guest speaker Mim Hilde Blackwell, longtime Montreal worker, shared experiences with New Canadians. Mrs. Lloyd Clifton led worship. Mrs. John L. Davidson gave the benedictory prayer. musical numbers featured a quartet and Miss Bella Maye Roszell sang. Social hour followed with lunch served. visitors from Betiat church Ac ton and Rockwood attended.
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H. Blackwell
Knox Club
Knox Alert
Knox Presbyterian Church
Lloyd Clifton
George Young
H. L. Hennie
John L. Davidson
Mim Hilde Blackwell
Montreal
Fred Anderson
H. L. Bennie
Moa J. L Davidson
A K. Mann
Rabel Anderson
Mim Bella Maye Roszell
Model Railroaders Attend London Ontario Convention
Three National Model Railroaders Association members John Fleming Harry Otterbein and Hank Gummer attended a Niagara Frontier Region convention in London Ontario. The event featured a London city bus tour visits to CN and CPR roundhouses a Port Stanley trip on the London and Port Stanley Electric Railroad and a Regency Room banquet at Hotel Landon. A door prize awarded each attendee followed evening films at the Landon Model Railroad Club.
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National Model Rairoaders Association
John Fleming
Harry Otterbein
Hank Gummer
London
Ontario
Niagara Frontier Region
National Model Rellrolders Association
Canadian National Railway
Canadian Pacific Railway
Port Stanley
London and Port
A Day At A Time Poem On Time And Change
A reflective poem contrasts days past with endless time. It speaks of mortal limits and the constant change of life. The speaker notes new people and places shaping the web of life and ends with a vow to seize the day.
Retail Merchants oppose beer in food stores plan
Arnold Rands of the Retail Merchants Association denounces a plan by the Retail Grocers Association to introduce beer in food stores. He argues the scheme diverts attention from failed lobbying to permit beer sales and warns retailers face risks if substitute beer cannibalizes regular beer sales.
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Arnold Randa
Drerassing
St. Daly
Mr. Rands
R.M.A
R. G.A
Ontario
RGA
Fi’ GA
Ers
Rands
Free Press Readers Turn to Buy and Read
Readers flock to the Free Press outlets, using the free edition to access news and the paid issue to purchase in-depth stories. The pattern shows a preference for free access versus subscription content in local markets.
Navy Recruiting Ad Seeks Fit Young Adults in Hamilton
Navy recruiting advertises immediate openings across all branches. Applicants aged 18 to 25, 29 with certain trades, and a grade eight education or better are eligible. Visit HMCS Star on Catharine Street or mail the coupon to The RCN Recruiting Office for full information on a naval career.
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H.ma
CS. Star
Catharine St. N
Hamilton
Ont
Locel
RCN
Catharine St
N. Hamilton
Ontario
Navy
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