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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Sep 02, 1965
Page
10
Friends gathered at Lake Pleasant to honor Mrs McDonald and Mrs Craw. Elizabeth Kennedy attended and presented best wishes to Mrs Frank on her birthday, with guests from nearby towns joining the celebration.
Fragmented OCR reads a social note mentioning Mrs Noble preparing for a trip to balance, a lucky umbrella, and a group enjoying lunch. It references Crane Turners and a cottage nearby, but details and context are incomplete.
A confusing report notes restrictions by Halton Region on Gras 7 and 8 students at an unnamed school. Officials from Geo. Athina and Metro Toronto look into the matter as a committee prepares to publish official minutes.
Announcement notes the second of a three year Sunday School study starting this session with new books for boys and girls and a kindergarten class for ages four and five. The Croce and Crown award system will reward good attendance and all children are welcome.
A brief report notes that Boyd has taken a new posting at Valhari Works and will begin duties there, marking a change in his employment. The departure from previous duties is mentioned as part of the record.
Miss Marie Karn of London visits with cousins the Karns and Miss Alberta Robinson and Mrs. John Glynn last week. Mr and Mrs Kooyman of Favor Michigan and Mr and Kutterink of Rotterdam Rolland visit with Mr and Mrs Prank Nunes Vos. Grant Kevin and Rickie Breen of Long Branch visit their uncle and aunt S Wolo Shyn. Mrs Norman Burt and Mrs John Burt with Leslie Hittle of La Fleche Quebec visit Mrs Moarde. Craftsman Pat Heisler returns home from Kingston to care. Roddie Roughley holidays at Camp Tons for ten days.
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