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Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Oct 07, 1954

Page

8

Doll Among Prizes At League Bazaar

The Catholic Women’s League bazaar at St. Joseph’s church hall featured a prize doll with a handmade wardrobe won by Miss Sarah Lazenby. Other prizes included cake, bread, candy, soap, an apron, dishware, embroidered linens, pillow slips, tea towels, earrings, and socks awarded to various winners.

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

Planned Q E Way Interchanges For Lower Middle Road

Highways Department plans a five mile controlled access highway from west of Clarkson to the Queen Elizabeth Way with three new interchanges in Trafalgar township. The $2,000,000 project includes 44 foot pavement from Clarkson to Port Credit and service roads north and south of the QEW. Traffic from Toronto to the Ford plant will use the new interchanges at Lower and Upper Middle Road and Seventh Line with connections to the Ninth Line.

Clarkson Queen Elizabeth Way Highways Department Trafalgar Township Ford Halton Port Credit Lower Middle Road Upper Middle Road Nisbh Toronto Queen Elizabeth Road Queen Elzabeth Trafalgar Queen Elizabeth

Dalziel Park Opens Pioneer Museum in Halton County

The Humber Valley Conservation Authority opened Dalziel Park on September 25 featuring a barn 145 years old to display pioneer agriculture artifacts. Werden Leavens of Bolton donated the deed, with Elizabeth Arden as guest of honor. A H Richardson noted ongoing conservation support from the department. The site plans include a demonstration farm pond windbreak picnic ground and playing field awaiting provincial and community cooperation.

Halton County Longfell Dalziel Park Humber Free Press William Dalziel Dalziel John Glynn Limehouse Vaughan Township Elizabeth Arden A. H. Richardson Ation Department of Planning and Development Werden

No Low Prices If Earnings High Says CAC

Montreal report says utopian hopes for low prices and high earnings are unlikely. Mrs. H E Vaudet, CAC president, notes prices and earnings are linked, and cutting one risks lowering the other. The CAC Bulletin discusses indirect approaches to lower prices tied to unfair trade practices.

Montreal CAC Bulletin Vautelet Organiza Non

Relax and Live review by Joseph A Kennedy

In this review the book Relax and Live by Joseph A Kennedy is presented as guidance for people with normal problems. It argues relaxation helps reduce fatigue from tense muscles and aging, and promotes daily practice rather than occasional effort. The piece notes Acton library usage.

Joseph A. Kennedy Acton

Alberta Sheep On Israeli Farms

Medicine Hat mayor Harry Weiner will ship 14 Rambouillet sheep to the Hebrew University of Jerusalem for acclimatization experiments in Israel. The effort aims to improve milk production and meat yield, with plans to cross Canadian Rambouillet stock with local Israeli sheep.

Medicine Hat Alta Canada Hebrew University of Jerusalem Israel Harry Weiner Medancine Hat H. Epstein Weiner Sea of Galilee Alberta Saskatchewan Epstein Ista United States Israe

Georgetown Club Crafts on Display

The Georgetown Arts and Crafts meeting at Mrs. Denny Charles’s home on September 16 featured Miss L Molesworth’s pottery samples and Mrs W Thompson’s three pairs of ladies gloves plus a handkerchief with a taped border. A painting by Mass W Watson drew admiration. Plans for the Nubiten sale were discussed and tea was served.

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

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