Acton Golfers Contest Open Championship in Orangeville
Acton golfers journeyed to Orangeville for the Acton Open. Tyler Jr won with a low net score and 83 handicap, beating pro contenders while Gordon and Hall posted strong rounds. Proceeds went to the Boy Scout Building Fund as golfers praised lunch, prizes, and donations from Bill Coon and Mick Holmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorty-teo
Orangeville
Creenad
Tyler Jr
Jomany Gor
Hughie Graham
Red Rumiy Red
George Hall
Gordon
Mich Holmes
Chester Ari
Claude Metter
Whees
Hubby
Gard Beatty
Don Black
Bll Coon
T Mike Core
Bert Woods
Oruak Chester
Tne
Boy Scout Building Fund
Jim Graham
Don Mack
Beatty
Gordy
Mike Coxe
Julian Zajac
Johany Krapek
Gord Rauatty
Coon Varcy
Bill Coon
Mick Holmes
Acton
Friends Honor Couple at Halli Gathering
A Saturday evening event in Halli honored Mr and Mrs Herbert Thez as guests of honor with speeches by Sallam Mitehs and others Musical entertainment by Earl and Glen Scott and Joe McDonald provided dancing and refreshments followed by congratulations to Graham and Yakes on a new baby at Peel Memorial Hospital Local school activities noted with 81 students in junior and senior grades under Miss Glenda Sather and Mrs McKay of Rockwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halli
Herbert
Thez
Sallam Mitehs
Graham
Peel Memorial Hospital
Yakes
Mount Forest
Olive Marshall
Toronto
Mitchell's
Mra. Hennault
Detroit
Mra. Mills
SS. No. 9
Glenda Sather
Meaford
Mra. McKay
Rockwood
Isotopes Aid Body Study Atsect University Anatomy Dept
Researchers at a university anatomy department use radio tracers to study how cells wear out daily. Billions of dead cells shed, and coughing ejects millions. They say radiautography could yield insights into cancer when cell growth goes haywire. The tracer technique originated in France in 1028 and moved to meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Acton W I Ladies Visit CNE For A Memorable Day
Acton W I members travelled by chartered bus to the Canadian National Exhibition on September 4. The group split into small parties to explore the grounds and attend the afternoon tea in the Queen Elizabeth building hosted by Mrs. AL Price. A fashion show, theatre programs, and the Canadiana pageant capped the day before the late return, with all reporting a happy outing and plans for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Women's Institute
Queen Elizabeth
AL Price
Dogcatcher Devotes Care to Stray Dogs in Brantford
Brantford’s dogcatcher Jim Farrington, official as small animals control officer, feeds and tends stray canines at his wire enclosure. He says dogs don’t hate dogcatchers and he often grows attached to canine waifs, serving as a humane social worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brantford
Uni. 1Cpr
Jim Farrington
Jim
Small Animals Control Officer
Georgetown Revolver Club Buys Limehouse Lot
Georgetown Revolver Club enters its third year by purchasing an acre at Limehouse to build a cement block clubhouse. Foundations are laid and materials bought as the club plans future activities on its own land, aiming to be Canada’s youngest revolver club with dedicated facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revolver Club
Georgetown
Limehouse
GRC
Canada
Night Fire Destroys Large Barn In Rockwood Area
Fire swept a modernized barn near Gordon Creek east of Rockwood on Thursday night causing extensive damage. Owner Mr. Goodman connected with Michigan Dulb Company had just shipped bulbs valued at about $190 000 the day before to a customer. The scene drew local residents and attendees of the Canadian National Exhibition were noted nearby.
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Gordon CC
Acton Home and School Group Seeks Parental Support
The Acton Home and School Group appeals to parents for cooperation and attendance to boost the group’s efforts. It emphasizes the value of parental loyalty to support children's well being and success through the Home and School Association as a bulwark against indifference and a driving force for better tutoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Home and School Group! Seeks Parents Co-operation
Lune
Hume
Editur
Injured Lad Expected Home After Hospital Stay
Friends report Barry Clarke Jr. will leave hospital soon after a badly broken hip. He progresses well and expects to return home in about six weeks, though wheelchair bound. The notice lists numerous local social events and visitors, including weddings, funerals, and travels of residents and their kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Clarke (Jr
Hoapital
Helen Tratt
Nocasan Miemington
Clarkeon
Patti Klis
Wes
Seven Car Smash Injures Two and Damages Vehicles
A rear end collision near Tosh's garage on Highway 7 Monday evening sparked a chain of crashes. Kay Chueh of Guelph and Frank Ashik of Georgetown were among those involved in a second impact when drivers stepped to inspect damage. Donald Howard and Petra Vou of Toronto sustained minor injuries. Joseph Thames of New Toronto James Mannah of Willowdale and Leslie Conway of West Hill and Mrs Conway were hospitalized after a third crash. Total damage estimated at 2400 dollars with multiple injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tosh
Hintway
Kay Chueh
Oduelph
Prank Ashik
Georgetown
Hay
Joseph Thames
New Tor
James Mannah
Willowdale
Leslie Conway
West HU
Oakville Plans Lay Away For City Hall Funding
Oakville town outlines a lay away plan for financing a city hall. A fund, supported by municipal and federal contributions, would be invested in securities to cover construction costs. Council debated amendments and deferred action to avoid binding future councils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakville
Mr. Depew
Ford Edsel Car Display Amid Unclear War Era Notes
An OCR fragment describes a Ford Edsel display amid a wartime or postwar context. The text references news in brief, local commentary, and scattered names or events, with garbled phrases suggesting a public exhibit or promotional event at a venue possibly linked to civic or industrial activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saal Speeler
Derek
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Kate Gerd McCutcheon
Liaden
Vic Humiay
Guelph
Dride Lindsay
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Luna
Smethurst
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Kenneth Johnston
Wellington County
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Ho Junee
John McIntosh
Guelph and Western University
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Dalton
E. L. Buchner
Optometrist
W Acton
Mul ST
Meation
Hermes
Lad
A. Aryedges
Victoria
THC
Clarence Gamble
Johnstone
J A. Bulloch
Prank Little
Joan Aitken
Bane
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Muskoka
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Mroo
DG Robertson
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Kndal
Bobby
Wasaga Beach
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Harry Angua
Wilbert Matthews
Victor Watson
Ken Leighton
Paul
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Gary Buch
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N.Y
Roy's Electric Service
Raendad
Fes
Mia Conway
CPHA
Ontaro
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Macroen Etaton
Main ST
Acton Park
Oakville Citizens’ Band
Acton Citizens’ Land
Roy
Darviler
Amd
John
Cours
Councillace
Mfr
Uvpen
Eudis
Lave
Counciles
Awanesa
Omar H. Parker
Everton
Ontario
Rerhweed
Ulater
Mateus Mor
Duis
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Hinton's
VNI
W. H. Denny
Grech
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Acton Motors
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Ulster
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