Focus enters parish life as St Alban's issues first newsletter
St Alban's church launches Focus, Vol. 1 No. 1, with notes on upcoming services and meetings, comments, and information of parish interest. The new parish newsletter highlights events and special topics for parishioners.
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St. Alban’s
Third deer dies on 401 in week in Halton
A Galt man’s car collided with a deer on Highway 401 west of Campbellville causing 300 dollars of damage. In the previous days two more deer died in crashes near Acton and Campbellville. A Burlington deputy game warden disposed of the carcasses, bringing total damage to 900 dollars with an average of 300 dollars per incident.
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North Halton
Highway 401
Campbellville
Acton
Burlington
Local Faith Notices from Acton Area Churches
Schedules for Free Press Beth El and Knox Acton plus Trinity and Acton Baptist Church list Sunday services mornings afternoons and evening evangel and prayer meetings. Included are Rev P Brouwer Rev John Murray Rev Gordon Turner Rev Stanley Gammon with events at Georgetown Georgetown telephone lines and Psalm 107 8 scripture verses.
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Central Baptist Seminary
Cearle
Georgetown
John M. Murray
Caledon East
Claude Presbyterian
David J. Harris
Acton
Maxwell McPherson wedding at Knox Presbyterian Church Georgetown
Mr and Mrs F J Brown attended the Maxwell McPherson wedding at Knox Presbyterian Church Georgetown with Miss Hetty Ann Brown as bridesmaid and guests Miss Mary Lou Brown and Mr Ted Brown at the evening reception. WS met at Mrs Jus Noble's home Tuesday and Mr and Mrs Ted Brown attended Mr Dolson's funeral in Tottenham. Jack Roughley in hospital again.
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F. J. Brown
Maxwell-McPherson
Knox Presbyterian Church
Georgetown
Hetty Ann Brown
Mary Lou Brown
Ted Brown
Jus
Noble
Ted ’ Brown
John ‘Dolson
Tottenham
Neil Benton
Greenlees Vad
St. David's Presbyterian
Campbellville
Jack Roughley
Local Bridge Tournament Draws 240 Tables in London
The Western Ontario Bridge Tournament attracted 240 tables over four days in London, 40 more than the prior record. Local players Duke Wilson Bob Dickson Bill Wardell and Bill Coats earned no prizes, while an Acton Bridge Club hand noted by PF stood out. A separate fire on Tuesday morning in Acton was extinguished before firefighters arrived as Fraser McDonald’s home space heater caused a small blaze.
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London
Duke Wilson
Bob Dickson
Bill Wardell
Bill Coats
Acton Bridge Club
South
Fraser McDonald
R. R
Acton
Let's Play Bridge Opening No Trump and Suit Leads
Bridge column discusses British no trump approach on 25 points and opening one no trump. It analyzes hand play, lead choices, and declarer defense with sample actions at Acton Bridge Club where winners are named Kier Lorusso Dickson Coats Campbell Jeffures Warnes Costs.
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Acton Bridge Club
Lloyd Kier
Mike Lorusso
Bob Dickson
Jack Coats
Kay Campbell
Pat Jeffures
Tom Warnes
Gloris Costs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mountsberg Game Farm
Frank Timmermans
Bowmanville Zoo
Free Press
Beth-El
Maple Avenue Baptist Church
Maple Ave
Robert C. Lohnes
Evangel Pentecostal Tabernacle P.A.O.C
Churchill Road
S. M. Thoman
Christ Ambassadors
Presbyterian Church IN
Canada
Knox Church
Andrew H. McKenzie
E. A. Hansen
Churchill Community Church
Churchill Road North
Robert G. W. Hyde
B.A
the Church OF ST. Alban the Martyr
Anglican
Willow St
St. Alban's Drive
Rev. H. J. Dawson
Trinity XXIII
Trinity United Church
Gordon B. Turner
George Elliott
M.A
Biafra
Nigeria
Rud Whiting
Acton Baptist Church
Stanley Gammon
Tidley Ave
Cameron Orr
Welland Canal
Christ
Limehouse
NORTH
West S
EAST
Kri
Akst
West
Declarer
Arthur A. Johnson, D.D
Mill St. B. Adon
United Breeders
Arabella
Ontario
Waterloo Cattle Breeders
Lambton Cattle Breeders
Conited Breedars Inc
Aureed
Apple Juice
Crisco
Catelli
Wil
Y Delsey