Acton area residents host, visit, and move in social notices
Local families and travelers are mentioned in a flurry of personal items. Hier fires personals note visits by Mr and Mrs Gordon Sikcock and relatives in Monteith and Georgetown. Several residents plan moves to Acton area addresses or out of town including Toronto to Georgetown and Nelson Court, while others travel to Oakville, Sault Ste. Marie, and Michigan for events. Major moves include Dr Andrew Molozzi family leaving for California, Polyence Canada manager Ron Perrot boarding in Acton with a London area shop planned, and Roy Knapton family relocating to Nepton near Peterborough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Molozzi
Ottawa
California
Palo Alto
Aoton
Roy Knapton
Wendy
Jim
Heather Anne
Churchill Rd. S
Nephton
Peterborough
Krapton
Acton Limestone Quarries
Industrial Minerals Ltd
Roy
United Church
Choir
Legion Choraliers
Walker Lodge
Betty
U.C.W. and
Assoc
Brownies
Explorers
Local Guelph Milton officials to two year terms
The issue notes elected officials in Guelph and Milton now serve two year terms. It mentions recent weather expectations and community events including high school attendance at the Royal Winter Fair, a Santa Claus parade in Toronto, and festive store decorations. The piece also covers local activities from Milton Figure Skating Club, a Confederation Caravan stop, and Acton December 3 events with Santa Claus in Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guelph and
Milton
Mary Jane
Force) Robinson
Milton Figure Skating Club
Georgetown
Confederation
Guelph
Canada
Brookville Public School adds classroom in Nassagaweya
Sealed tenders for a new classroom addition at Brookville Public School in Nassagaweya are due by 5:00 p.m. on December 1, 1966. Plans and specs are available to general contractors from Kruschen and Dailey, Waterloo, with bids for plumbing heating ventilating and electrical work due by November 30, 1966. A 5 percent bid bond or certified cheque is required with each tender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruschen and Dailey
Waterloo Square
Waterloo
Ontario
Ditea
Guelph
Travel News From Limehouse to Global Destinations
Florida and Africa are cited as travel destinations for locals. Mr and Mrs Glendon Scott attended a diamond wedding anniversary in Toronto. Dale Hayes flies to London before a Kenya visit. G Scholz returns from a Florida motor trip with guests from Germany and Hillmilton. Sympathy sent to John Crichton and family after his mother’s sudden Georgetown death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendon Scott
Cand
Harry Tarnwell
Toronto
Dale Hayes
Mahon
London
England
Kenya
Africa
G. Scholz
Florida
Dittmann
Karlsmuke
Ger Hi
Arena booth access and first aid room plans discussed
Acton Recreation Committee tackled arena booth access, booth stock control, and proposed first aid room plus a portable upstairs option. Discussion covered curling club access, extra keys, and storing equipment. The group also heard about a two to three year roller skating contract idea and an educational grant for figure skaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
St. John Ampbulance Brigade
Roy Goodwin
Onc
Goodwin
Curling Club
Lovell
Hero Ritchie
Ted Tyler
Herb Ritchie
Sug
Phil Elliott
Elliott
Bob Hart
George Hargrave
St. John Ambulance Brigade
Harold Townsley
Hart
St. John Corps
Townsley
Ontario safety note on no stopping rules in cities
A historical snippet from the Ontario Safety League recalls ancient Nineveh where sacred roads had posts along a processional way with inscriptions promising death for anyone who parked a chariot or vehicle along the road. The creed stated such offenders would be slain and impaled before their house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario Safety League
Nineveh
Ron Lee
Heart Fund Campaign Highlights Comeback Stories
A Canadian Heart Fund appeal celebrates inspiring comebacks from heart disease and champions continued medical research and education. The message urges readers to donate to support lifesaving work and help individuals return to productive life after illness.
Hunters must match ammo to firearm for safety
Basic gun safety rules urge hunters to verify the correct ammunition with a sporting goods store when unsure. Once ammo is confirmed and the firearm is serviceable, follow safety guidelines: treat every gun as loaded, never point at people, and only shoot at clearly identified game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ontario Safety League
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hier
Gordon Sikcock
Monteith
E. Frank
Mis St
Golden Age Club
Zone
Oakville
George Campbell
Georgetown District Hospital
R. Sissons
Longfield Road
John E. Duncan
Brigden
John C. Dennis
Dean Leslie
Inlaw
Warren Wood
Steven
St. Catharines
Fred .Henderson
Sam Holmes
J. Boman
Nelson Court
Kitchener
Mr. Boman
Robert Algie
Bower Ave
Gordon ‘Algie
Sault Ste. Marie
Melvin Burns
Dorothy Simmers
Clifford Hall
Lloyd Bartlett
Port Colborne
Norwood Bartlett
Bowley
Hamilton
Fred Anderson
Jack Frank
Tom Kerr
Williisville
J. Galbraith
Chesler
Alex MacDonald
Manitowaning
R. Brown
Owen Sound
Kenneth Hardman
Polypence (Canada) Limited
Ron Perrot
Lakeview Subdivision
Tom Murphy
Neil Bowles
R. H., Elliott
Brian McCristall
Denis Gibbons
U.S
South Lansing
Michigan
Notre Dame
L. Broostad
Mr. Broostad
Micro Plastics
Robert Buckner
Malton
New York
American Airlines
Janet Buckner
Meee Press
Legion
Acton V
Humber Valley
Acton Pairs and
Santa Claus
Mill Street
United Church Women
Chamber of Commerce
Gerry Tighe
Chicago
Will McEachern
Will Duvalts
Mr. Tighe
Youth Bowling Council
Jackie Palmer
Acton Free Press
Pettit
Soul Vow
Evers
Dills
Don Hayward
Miles
Brookville
Campbellville
Limehouse
Thompson Fuels Ltd
Safeconsurance Denny’s
Mill St. W
Safeco
Harold
Mr. Goodwin
Len Lovell
Helen Otterbein
Pearce
Charles Leatherland
Howard Pearce
Leo
Green Giant
York
Loin
Billyandt
Main St.n
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