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Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Oct 07, 1954

Page

18

Doll Among Prizes At League Bazaar

The Catholic Women's League bazaar at St. Joseph's church hall Friday evening drew tickets with a prize doll won by Sarah Lazenby. Other winners included cake by Mrs A White, bread by Mrs D B Gordon, candy by Mrs B Chew, soap by Frank Mariscak, an apron by Mrs Bob Anderson, a dish by Mrs J Tyers, a scarf by HL Heffernan Sr, embroidered pillow slips by Nell Gibbons, pillow cases by Mrs Harold Harris, tea towels by Julie Lesniewich, earrings by Mrs D Lappin, cake by Mary Papillon and socks by Mrs Harold Harris.

Sarah Lazenby Catholic Women’s League St. Joseph's Church Hall A. White DB. Gordon B. Chew Frank Mariscak Bob Anderson J. Tyers HL Heffernan Sr Nell Gibbons Harold Harris Julie Lesniewich D. Lappin Mary Papillon

Planned four lane highway Interchanges on Queen Elizabeth Way

Highways Department plans Lower Middle Road expansion from west of Clarkson to the Queen Elizabeth Way to a four lane controlled access highway with three new interchanges. Project cost around 2 million dollars aims to improve access to a developing industrial area and the Ford plant, with associated service roads and traffic routes at Ninth, Seventh, and Upper Middle Roads.

Clarkson Queen Elizabeth Way Highways Department Teafalgar Ford Halton Port Credit Lower Middle Road Trafalgar Township Upper Middle Road Toronto Queen Elizabeth Road Queen Elizabeth Tower Middle Road Trafalcar

Dalziel Deeds Property for Pioneer Museum in Halton

Humber Valley Conservation Authority opens Dalziel Park in Halton County featuring a pioneer agriculture museum. A Vaughan Township barn dating 145 years will house exhibits with Elizabeth Arden as guest. Officials outlined plans for a demonstration farm, pond, windbreak, picnic ground, and cooperative support from government and community groups.

Halton County Longfell Dalziel Park Humber Ation Department of Planning and Development Werden Leavens Vod Depa

No Low Prices If Earnings High Says CAC Leader

Montreal reports quote the Canadian Association of Consumers cautions that prices cannot be dropped without affecting warnings. President Mrs H Eftet notes the CAC Bulletin argues price cuts are a delicate balance and indirect actions may target unfair trade practices. The seven year old group vows to bridge consumer and seller interests with information.

Montreal Canadian Association of Consumers H. Eftet Jikuly CAC

Relax and Live review by Joseph A Kennedy

A library review of Relax and Live explains Kennedy's method to reduce stress and tension. It notes benefits for sleepers workers and anxious readers and argues daily relaxation aids long term well being.

Joseph A. Kennedy Kennedy Stan Acton

Alberta Sheep On Israeli Farms Try Rambouillet Import

Medicine Hat mayor Harry Weiner will ship 14 Rambouillet sheep from Canada to the Hebrew University of Jerusalem for acclimatization tests, aiming to breed a milk and meat producing stock. Dr. H Epstein notes Rambouillet success in North America as attempted replacements for less adapting breeds.

Medicine Hat Alta Canada Hebrew University of Jerusalem Israel Harry Weiner Sea of Galilee Alberta Saskatchewan Rome Weiner

Georgetown Arts and Crafts Club Display Highlights

A September 16 meeting at Mrs. Denny Charles’s home showcased Miss L Molesworth pottery and Mrs W Thompson gloves and handkerchief with a hand tatted border. A Mass Wo Watson painting drew admiration as plans for the annual exhibition and sale were discussed. Tea was served, and hostess thanked by Miss Dorothy Stune.

Georgetown Arts and Crafts Denny Charles L. Molesworth W. Thompson Mass Wo Watson Dorothy Stune

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