Blood Down Clinic Fails To Draw Large Turnout In Wet Weather
The Blood Down Clinic at Lost Thurs auditorium drew 114 donors as wet weather kept crowds small. The Red Cross and branch thank attendees and hope for stronger participation next year.
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 01, 1964
Page
11
The Blood Down Clinic at Lost Thurs auditorium drew 114 donors as wet weather kept crowds small. The Red Cross and branch thank attendees and hope for stronger participation next year.
At the September 22 Halton County meeting officials approved traffic signage at Mount Nemo and Guelph Line, studied a speed sign, and planned a new intersection bashion project. They authorized a land survey study, weed control measures, and a funded school contest effort. Warden and staff were set to attend regional events and sponsor meals and lunches.
About 125 descendants of John Kitching and Anne Watson attended the 19th Kitching-Watson reunion in Stanley Park, Frin, with a memorial service for members who died since 1962. Officers elected included Rev Gordon Hamme as president and Erase Walker as secretary treasurer, while members from Toronto, Guelph, Hamilton and other places joined the gathering.
At Brampton Fair on September 18 the Peel County Holstein Breeders hosted Black and White Day with 186 animals shown. Judge D W Shively completed judging by 4 06 p.m. Premier Breeder was D S Dunton and Sons Brampton with Roo J Stewart Holton second. Premier Facilitator RB J Stewart with Spring Farms Streetsville in runner up. Attendees included Nulwon Anderson and Douglas Anderson from Acton and numerous Rockwood residents and families.
A fragmented page notes baseball enthusiasts keeping a close eye on television coverage. The list of names, likely players or fans, appears alongside scattered mentions of clinics and local figures, with uncertain connections to a game or event.
At a county meeting the council approved buying 10000 matchbooks at a price under $562.50 plus tax for advertising the county. Deputy Reeve asked why so many matches while members suggested it was an inexpensive way to reach voters. distribution of the matchbooks to voters followed.
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