Acton Council Debates Bus Stop Safety and Resignations
Acton Council met Monday with resignations from Library and Cemetery boards and Folica. Allanore and others resigned. Rev R H Armstrong appointed to fill Le Pickering vacancy. A bus stop space on Mill Street eyed as safety measure. business leaders protest Willow/Main Street alternative. Credit Valley Conservation Authority rep chosen. costs discussed. Meeting noted indigent patient account and adjourned to page eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lbrary Board
Cemetery Board
Folica
Allanore
Ukes Park Space
Credit Valley Conservation Authority
Gray Coach Co
Mill St
Bur Cary
AM Street
Miost
Nui
Willow Street
Main Street
Preent
Ant
Counce Pointe
Council
Department of Public Works
Estabiah
Georgetown
R. B. Parker
Wili Ruddick
Acton
C. A. Stewart
Rev
A. Pickering
Library Board
R. H. Armstrong
le Pickering
Stewart
Veaten
Ontario Municipal 2
Highway progress near completion with bridge and paving plans
Road work advances between Acton and Milton with culverts installed and grading underway. A Main Street bridge expansion is expected within a week, making the span twenty feet wider. Paving may start next season as utilities relocate poles and lay underground cable. Mr John Smith, lifelong Acton Fair director, attends his thirtieth fair with a perfect attendance record.
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Neeveside
Bell Telephone Co
Sapota
Acton
Milton
John Smith
Smith
Foundation Laid For Kitchen At New Scout Hall
Acton Troop of Bow Scouts completed excavation for the kitchen and basement craft shop at the new hall. J McMullen and J Laidlaw guided cement block foundation work while Cubs Girl Guides and Brownies held initial meetings. A flagstone walk is being laid by Star Norton. water service trench is finished. formal opening planned for October 28 with strong volunteer support and fundraising needs.
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Acton
Bow Scouts
J McMullen
J Laidlaw
Cubs
Star’ Norton
Acton Fair Highlights Record Crowd and Showcases
A two day Acton fair drew about 12000 Friday night and Saturday as Dean led record entries across cattle horses hogs and dairy categories. Notables included top Judging in baking and a strong Women’s Institute display while the Georgetown Girls Pipe Band opened the evening show and spectators enjoyed riding and road races.
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Acton
Petr
Ted
Fowtoy
Dean
Gate
Women’s Institute
Tall Wee Manning Electric
Acton Plume Furnishings
Iasard’s Radio
Symon Hardware
McFeachern Electric
Ao Robinson
Georgetown Girls
Symphony Lad
Jean Gowland
James Stearns
Hrampton
Accund
Heather
So Stanley
Weston
Gowland
Pat
Hataes
Real Heale
Acton Heys
Geo Fountain
Duby
Warry Shortill
Adience
Freckien
Xilis
Shirley Lillie
Florence Gibeon
Carl Tuntan Corelph
Vais
Donald An-derson
Jackin Holousen van Chord
Eleanor Webster
Churchill Marks Wirth Anniversary Service at United Church
The United Church in Churchill held anniversary services last Sunday with the morning sermon by Rev Bell Curne of Orton and a post service drama. Special music by the choir featured Solonte Hf GQ Turmer and Douglas Beck, with Acton's Chane Landsborough also contributing. Mrs Young presented the prize for the day and praised the drama direction by Rev Curne, noting strong talent and community turnout.
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Church United Church
Bell Curne
Orton
Solonte
Mrs Young
Breaghe Phiagh
Wodue
Hes Curne
Haseta
Strathroy Rout Acton to Reach Final in Semi Final Blowout
Strathroy swept Acton 5-0 in the second semi final as Wally Hepgten held Acton to three hits. Dalton and Renan led with early runs while Beggs fanned all game for the Arrows, who advance to meet Piet Whitewashed in the final.
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saMagure & Deeiniar
Acton
Strathray
Strathroy
Wally Hepgten
Hall Baader
Candles
Actes Detter
Agaist Piet
A’s
Arrows
Veare Landen
Aoeties
Steathros
Bega
Actotos
Dalton
Honan
Siap
Jones Hensetta Dalton
Renan
Tenkey
Leader
Hally
Bally
Galbraith
Benartta
Footitt
Friggs
Beggs
Acton Fair
Matt Tyler
Masoh
Fred Dawkins
Aton
Local events and dances listed for October occasions
Community notices include dances by Lakeside Chapter and Cedar Valley Cowboys with dates October 7 12 and 14 plus a Town Hall gathering. Also events feature bazaar home baking candy table penny sale and tea October 18 at the YMCA along with church anniversary services and a Thanksgiving turkey supper on October 10 with performances by noted artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavonshire
YMCA
St David's Presbyterian Church
Campbellville
Thompson
Time running out for gifts to benefit fund drive
Readers are urged to donate to the baseball benefit fund supporting Hawt WMyder's family. The appeal notes staffers contributing and asks for at least 900 dollars in total through subscriptions and donations. Several individuals and amounts are listed, totaling 77.5 dollars raised so far with ongoing pledges to reach the goal.
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Activisiens
Haley Lamon
Thonald Griese
John Drysdale
Drownlow
Wee Wolfe
Mra M. Tyler
Anchor
Gib Jordan
Mare Son Lioyd Robinson
Sterling & Trynes
Ford Deeliere Olvkeville
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Finday
Satara
Acton Council
Reeve Tyler
Steve T Jones
McGeadhle
Cor Leatherland
Kenneth C Griffen
New Scout Hall
Jean Cooland van Mecomd
Mathes
Stanley Weston
Dobby Jean Maha
Rartie Hiatt
Golden Shipper
Owe Trowlad
Si Vietters
Peta Atom
Dsc
Giemoed
Sietende
Pati
Arecd Bop
Boyne
Gard
Bch
Abe
Pbiaw Wien
How Paki
Presidendt
Ward
Petertes Tuether
Gorandes
Carel Walliaaneeags
Geughier
Jen Williamen Acton
Tete
Mouths Ag
Mas Swain
Mio Amd Min
Mia
Ford
Mr Erat
Magent
Actas
Sarherviks
Lara Macalos
Svimpheny Pad
Bask
Rocky
Gooden Poole
Vitariana
Churchill
Wirth
Tod
D. Williamson
Carol
L. MacSwain
Arie
Roy Harding
Allan
J .Coutlere
Garry
Larry Taillefer
A. Weaver
Susan
Cattie de Dan
Wien
Int. A
Baggs
Mertings
Crewsons Corners
Austores
Bob Morgan
Town Hall
Widneetay
Cedar Valley Cowboys
Paradise Gardens
Guelph
Lakeside
TODEF
Legion Hall
Duffy
Miss Anderson
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