Esquesing Township Opens New Community Hall in Stewarttown
Citizens of Esquesing Township celebrate the completed 46 by 120 foot brick Community Hall in Stewarttown. The edifice includes a council chamber, 200 person assembly hall, kitchen, toilets, and a garage. cost expected near 20000 with subsidies from government departments. A parking lot and water system with a well and electric pump enhance the building’s features.
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Baquessing Council
Tracy
Stewarttown
Harve
Kithen
George Cleave
George Currie
Geo. Leslie
Craig Reid
Wilfred Bird
Esquesing
Isaac Bennett
Esquesing Community Hall Opened With Dignitaries
A large crowd gathered at Esquesing Community Hall to officially open the Stewarttown building. Speaker J A Carrall of the Department of Agriculture lauded local progress, while Warden George Cleave presided and three ex-reeves offered congratulations. The mayor of Georgetown sent greetings as the council handed over hall administration to A Alexander and committee, ending with a dance to launch the community development program.
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Esqueaing
Stewarttown
J. A. Carrall
Department of Agriculture
George Cleave
Carroll
Fiqueaing
Mersia Seale
Wilran
Nelson
Gibbons
Georgetown
Cleave
Lawson
Stewartville W.1
Cunningham
Ashgrove W.T
Brown
Federation of Agriculture
Alexander
Reid
Esquesing Agricultural Society
Currie
Waa
Maquening Towentitp
Offeeen
Connett Chamber
Ma Hly
Council O
Isaac Bennett
Reeve Geo. Currie
Knox YWA Presents Gift to Mrs J M Anderson
The October Knox YWA meeting at Mrs G W Munsales home was led by president Mrs F Anderson. Marguerite Hostell read scripture, Mrs R O Hara offered prayer, and Mrs Sinclair spoke from the Study Book. Mrs Inglis presented Mrs Anderson with a gift of friendship. she expressed thanks as the group shared a social hour.
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Knox Ywa
Hom
G. W. Munsales
F. Anderson
Marguerite Hostell
R. O'Hara
Sinclair
G. Bowen
Inglis
Y's Men Stage Halloween Children's Party Features
The Y's Men Club hosted a Halloween party at the Town Hall despite heavy fog. About 300 children attended with costumes across preschool to grade 8, prizes awarded for best costumes, and entertainment from band led by Bandmaster Mason.
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Haktowion
Mason
Katharine Kirkness
Ricks Moelway
Rose Mary Shin Iing
Peter Canham
Brian Thorarinson
Don Brown
Marilyn Marks
Slaw
Joyce Palner
Wayne Arblie
Thion
Lorraine Roszen
Bob Rumiley
Sheridan Romph
Bella Roszell
October Meeting of Greenock WLI at Mrs J Nears
Greenock W I met at the home of Mrs. J Near on October 20 with the president presiding. Elva Pearen read the scripture and roll call was answered by my favourite book and author. A new quilt display and Christmas card sale profits to WI were noted. A supper play was discussed and a duet by Mrs T McCutcheon and Mrs H Reid. Mrs Stanel conducted a Famous Children contest won by Mrs E Patterson. National Anthem, lunch, and social time followed.
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Greenock
Ladies Aid of Knox Church Holds October Meeting
Mrs John Anderson hosted the Knox Ladies Aid at the manse for October. President Mrs FL McCutcheon led the business, plans for the Anniversary supper were discussed, and delegations reported progress. Musical numbers were performed by Mrs Wood and the Ladies Quartette. A farewell gift honored Mrs Anderson. Refreshments followed. Mrs Al GT Murray was named November meeting competsor.
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Manse
John Anderson
Knox
FL McCutcheon
Gen. Lantz
Wood
Mw. A. Davidson
Jo Wo. Wall
Bella Rossle
BL Andrson
Wildwood
Gee. Somerville
Anderson
EB. J. Kassard
Bnadgers
al GT. Murray
Baptist Church Marks 106th Anniversary
Acton's oldest church, the Baptist Church, celebrated its 106th anniversary with Rev. Frank Patch of Wentworth Street Baptist Church, Hamilton, as guest speaker. Baracen Mate Quartette of Preston provided special music, performing multiple selections at both services, with organist Chas Landsborough.
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Bapst
Frank Patch
Wentworth St. Baptist
Hamilton
Baracen Mate
Preston
Chas Spence
Gerald Coons
George Pollard
Ed Clements
Quiartet
Patch
Pickering
The
United Church
St Quartette
New Chancel United Church Dedicated After Renovation
The New Chancel United Church in Acton reopened after renovations with a dedicated service on Friday October Voth led by Rev. Hillman of Kitchener. Sunday worship featured the sermon Christ the Foundation from 1 Corinthians 3 11 and music by a large choir and soloist Mrs Russo of Unionville. Next Sunday will see the first communion in the renovated church.
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Acton Unitted
Nea Alesse
Paca
Ehurelass
Foe. Hillman
Kitchener
Evangelical United Brethern Church of North America
ALr_Hallman
Body of Christ
Jesus Christ
Russelo
Unionville
Tenor McCormack Sings High Roles in The Puritans
A tenor named McCormack, famed for the highest range in a century, will sing roles in The Puritans, an opera dropped for lacking a tenor able to reach its higher notes.
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USA
McCormack
Curling Rink Walls to the Repairs for Skating Use
Court session details the arrest of Adana for a white ward theft from Hank of Nova Scotia amounting to about 165000. Crown seeks continued preliminary hearing as defense requests time. bail denied. Council updates cover winter street work, arena use, and cemetery plans including a new chapel and crypt, plus tax and fire alarm inquiries.
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Allan
Brunel and
Sloan
Adana
White Werd
Othe Hank
Nova Scotia
Adi Ned Bent
Ecrown
Sequlon
John C. White
Mr. Dick
Mr. White
Kenneth Mc Langdon
November meeting of the Duke of Devonshire Chapter report
The November gathering at Mrs Sires home, led by Regent Mrs N Botret, approved a donation to headquarters to cover shipping and food costs. Clothing for babies to Queen Elizabeth Hospital and a school adoption were discussed. A December program includes an address by Mrs D. Shuce and Christmas carols. Refreshments were served. Canada’s May population stood at 12,883,000 with Ontario, Quebec and British Columbia showing the largest gains.
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Devonshire
DO PR
Mra Sires
Mra. N
Diene of
Mars St. M Melronwad
Mra Boo D. Shuce
Educathon
Cirder
Cluristiak
Acton Prihlle
Plais
Yvonne Branelle
Dellyttful Selos
Lorraine Mullen
Canada
Ontario
Quebec
British Columbia
Community Notices for November Events and Gatherings
Announcements list upcoming events across Acton including Girl Guide Acton dates, Brownie Day plans, and multiple fundraisers. Highlights include Lakeside Chapter LODE annual bazaar November 20 at Acton YMCA, Hallowe'en Masquerade at Crewson's Corners cancelled then rescheduled, and a Parish Hall sale with tea and prizes on November 5 and 6. Knox 103rd anniversary services on November 7 with morning and evening prayers, plus Turkey Supper and Concert November 8.
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Lakeside Chapter
LODE
Acton
YMCA
Hallowe'en
Crewson’s Corners
Crewson Corners Hall
Acton Lol
Knox
Australia to Ship 10 Thousand Tons Honey to UK
During the current financial year Australia will supply the United Kingdom with a ten thousand ton lot of honey. The deal signals strong trade ties and potential market access for Australian bee products amid ongoing export growth.
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Australia
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