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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Oct 18, 1962

Page

22

Officers Installed at Speyside Home and School Meeting

Regular monthly session heard by Mr. Duncaty and Mr. N. Douglas. Officers elected include president N F Yan, vice president G Flaher, secretary H Freuler, and Mrs Duncan. Executive members named Mrs B Newton, Mrs J Brown, Mrs K Fisher, Mrs I Moore. Guests Bert Rennick introduced speakers Mr. and Mrs. Guy Russell of Georgetown district who shared color slides from their Scotland England trip in 1961. C Leitch explained new report cards for Esquesing Township schools. Lunch by Dublin School section followed by social time. Next meeting scheduled for November 14.

Speyside Oes Duncaty N. Douglas N. F Yan G. Flaher P. Goodridge H. Freuler Kaeuter Duncan Gorton Fisher Guy Russell Georgetown Scotland England Douglas C. Leitch Dublin

Greenock Women Hear of Four Ontario Clinics Help for Drinkers

Ontario provinces have opened four clinics to help problem drinkers with physicians psychiatrists and social workers on staff. They do not make house calls and hospitalization may be needed in extreme cases funded by a grant over one million dollars from the province.

G. Somerville McCullough Somerville Ontario Canada

Re Appraise Home and School to Strengthen 49 Councils

The Ontario Federation of Home and School Associations approved in principle a consultants report calling for major reforms. Key changes include abolishing District Organizers, restoring nine Areas, reducing the board to 54 executives, and boosting communication with a new regular publication. The 1963 April meeting in Toronto will ratify final terms.

Ontario Home & School Associations Incorporated Toronto Ontario Federation of Home and School Associations P. J. Glaubitz R. P. Rumball Sudbury W. H. Tennant Etobicoke W. H. Crown Scarborough A. K. Dixon North York Federation John Cropper St. Catharines

Warden's Day set for November 29 in Dasco County

Dasco County Councillors fix Thursday November 29 as the date for the annual Warden's event. This year Warden C A Martin of Milton will be honored for service.

Dasco County C. A. Martin Milton

Women Institute Leaders Attend Training School in Milton

Six Halton W1 Groups 1 attended a local leader training school in Milton October 4. The Ontario Department of Agriculture and Home Economics Service sponsored the event titled 143 Pounds of Meat. Marion Ivens led the two day course with Miss Mary McInnis and Mrs Kathleen Cossom assisting. Leaders learned meat selection cooking carving and serving to help homemakers maximize meat dollars. Each pair will teach women in four meetings and a county Summary Day in December will showcase activities and displays.

Alton County Miltols Ltd Pourida Home Economics Service Ontario Miah Marion Ivens Toronto Mary McInnis Kathleen Cossom

Wedding Ballinafad Bride and Erin Groom in Autumn Ceremony

Doreen Elizabeth Smith and Duncan Allan Vincent MacDougall wed at Ballinafad United Church on September 29 in a gold, green, and bronze themed ceremony. Rev. Dwight Engel officiated as attendees wore gold and bronze gowns, with a horse drawn return ride to mark their first moments as husband and wife. Guests gathered from Erin, Georgetown, and nearby towns for a reception after the double ring ceremony.

Oankea Ballina Tad United Church Doreen Elizabeth Smith Duncan Allan Vincent MacDougall Edward Smith Ballinafad Matt McDougall Erin Dwight Engel John Black Calor Myrtle Ann MacDougall Howard Hamilton Georgetown Dianne Smith Belwood Fergus Erin Hillsburgh

Presbyterial Workshop Rally at Acton Church United

The North Halton Presbytery unit rally drew over 100 to Acton United Church for the first rally of its kind in the new United Church era. Halton groups met in three sessions with speaker Percy Chalmers from Niagara Falls addressing adult study curriculum and a Near East mission film.

North Halton United Church Acton Dwight Engel Percy Chalmers Niagara Falls Hamilton Halton Near East

Best Baby wins at Milton Trade Pair event

Kimberley Ann Barber, three months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs B Barber Elgin Sr, topped the girls up to three months in Milton Trade Pair baby show. The event drew 35 entries Saturday afternoon.

Milton Trade Pair Kimberley Ann Barber

Acton Bridge Club opens season with 18 players

Acton Bridge Club kicked off last Monday night with 18 players, six from Acton, and new start time set for 4:00 pm. Winners were Mr. and Mrs. W. Wilson of Georgetown with 4544 points, followed by Don Hikes and John Ferguson, also of Georgetown, in second and Wapper and L. Kelr of Williams in third.

Acton W. Wilson Georgetown Don Hikes John Ferguson Wy Wapper L. Kelr No Williams Ueal Mrs. Wilson Blackwood Acton Bridge Club

New Home Open For U C W Tea At Acton

The United Church Women held a tea at the new home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Long south of Acton on Highway 24. Guests toured the modern house and grounds while Mr Long’s Africa hunting trip presents an item of interest. The event was led by Mrs. Fred Kentner with welcoming duties by Mrs. Long and other officers and members.

U.C.W Alfred Long United Church Acton Highway 24 Long Africa Fred Kentner Dwight Engel United Church Women H.R. Force Friendly Circle Mix M. Z. Bennett Pouringen Wilderspin C. J. Poole GW. McKenzie Hilton Elliott Fred Cleave

Mrs Earl Lambert Receives U C W Life Membership

At unit 2 meeting in the church last Tuesday Mrs Earl Lambert was presented a life membership in the United Church Women by Mrs W Middleton who also gave a pin and certificate in memory of her mother Mrs Dutton. Other life members from W A and WMS transfer their membership to the United. Mise M Z Bennett and Miss M Mainprize received theirs. Mrs Fred Cleave group led the study book portion.

United Church Women Earl Lambert Unit 2 W. Middleton Dutton W.A WMS. Jire Mise M.Z. Bennett M. Mainprize Fred Cleave

Busy Bees Women's Institute October Meeting at Mrs Allen's

The Busy Bees Women s Institute held its October gathering at Mrs A Allen s home with ten members and three visitors. Highlights included Hymn of All Nations, Mary Stewart Collect, and a plant roll call. Reports covered District Directors and Agriculture slides shown by Mrs Peter McLean assisted by Mrs Elgin Beck. Lunch followed as Mrs Hayward thanked the host and presenter for slides.

Busy Bees Women's Institute A. Allen Hymn of All Nations Mary Stewart R. Lindsay E. Coxe MacDonald Peter McLean Elgin Beck Arizoria Mexico Institute M. Hayward Allen McLean

New Gas and Oil Well Demo Stuns Crowd in Acton

Anthony Gas and Oil Explorations Ltd demonstrated its 40th well on George Leslie’s farm in Exquesing Halton, Wellington. President Anthony Seynuck spoke, secretary treasurer Mrs Walter Pope attended, and Lorne McKillop activated a 420 pound gas valve. The well delivers up to 800 000 cubic feet daily, with gas reaching Toronto in five minutes, under a 20 year supply contract to Acton Georgetown and Milton via United Suburban Gas Co.

Anthony Gas and Oil Explorations Limited George Leslie Anthony Seynuck Acton Mra Walter Pope Georgetown Lorne McKillop Anthony Gas Halton Wellington Seynuck Leslie Toronto Milton United Suburban Gas Company of Hamilton

Record Store Confusion Over English Record Stock

A man behind a record store counter dismisses a request for an English teaching record, saying there is no call for it and no stock. The exchange captures a moment of casual market indifference toward educational records.

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