Articles for Fair Displayed At Busy Bee Institute Meeting
The Busy Bee Institute monthly meeting was held at Mrs. Hitchcock’s home with 12 members and two guests. Mrs. Howard led the session, two members were elected to attend a meat course in Milton on October 4 and 5, and guest speaker Mrs. Velma Norris spoke on My Kitchen Prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Bee Institute
Hitchcock
Howard
Institute
Mary Stewart
Union Hall
Miltan
Mrs. Allan
Final Exams for Acton 4 H Car Club Held at Limehouse
Youthful members of the Acton 4 H Car Club met for their final meeting at the Farm of Mr and Mrs Joe Anthony Limehouse with Nine Braida hosting. John Kranendonk led the business portion and Jane Aitken read the minutes. Douglas Burnside demonstrated Holstein cow traits, judged classes, and gave reasons. Members split into beef and chain sections to take exams. Braida Burnside praised efforts and wished success at Achievement Day at Acton Fat Fair. Murray Wadace gave thanks after lunch.
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Joe Anthony
R.R. 1
Limehouse
Acton +H
Nine Braida
John Kranendonk
Jane Aitken
Douglas Burnside
Halon Counts
Anthony
Burnside
Braida
Braidas
Acton
Ty Murray
Funeral Tuesday for David Elliott in Acton
David Elliott died suddenly while visiting in Cookstown on Saturday. He lived in Acton with his half-sister Mrs Perry Watson for nine years and previously worked at Ted Th Atberia. Born in 1890 at the Nelson township family farm, he was the son of Thomas Elliott and Mary Ann Somerville. The funeral was held at Rumley Shoemaker funeral home in Acton on Tuesday September 10, with Rev. AS HE Me. Kenvie officiating and interment in Evergreen Cemetery Mitton. Pallbearers were George Musselle Thomas Watson George McPhail Wil Middleton Len Lovell and Doug Manning.
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Cookstown
David Elliott
Mill St
Acton
Perry Watson
Ted
Evergreen Cemetery
Mitton
George Musselle
Thomas Watson
George McPhail
Wil Middleton
Len Lovell
Doug Manning
Cubbing Restart Slowed by Leadership Shortage in Acton
A meeting is held tonight to determine required Cub leadership and gauge interest for reactivating Cubbing at the Scout Hall. Boys reaching eight to TH years may join, with plans for a Parade on Saturday September 1. Former Cubs invited. assembly at CNR Station 12:30 to 1:00 p.m.
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Acton
Enterio
Tros
Feo
Murray Leayne
CNR
Delegates Seek Bus Service as Board Fails to Solve Issue
Two delegations of four fathers each urged bus service for about 20 children at Ex quesing school board meeting Tue evening. Six board members expressed sympathy but saw no immediate solution while Norval delegates led by Joe Sherrysell pressed for transport for eight children. Trustees reviewed routes, noted earlier promises, and hinted at limited obligation to arrange transport for older school areas.
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Exquesing
Norval
Joe Sherrysell
Bruce Nixon
Albert Lechter
Bill Lawson
Mr. Shertseel
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Philco
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BP Garage
Peter Brocktnn
Prop
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Bus Service Board
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Man Cunningham
Secreding
Gordon Hume
Milan
Lawson
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Edie
Acton Free Press
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Mariman
Pavcit
Hamme
Pecos
Soliquier Lom van Sickler
Connningham
Stanlew
Hiro Athl
Ain Lawson
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Mel Brown
Mas Armstrong
Mac Sprawl
Jecerlen
Bey
Psquesiy
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YALE
Young Aran
Fane
Harvey Laverty
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Sales and Service
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Wellington County
Fergus, Ontario
R. H. Graham
Ontario
Kansas Farmer
Saturday Night — Steelworkers
Hall Redman’s Orchestra
Tyler Transport Ltd
Maple Leaf Wieners
Wnly Bahay
Benson
Mill ST. E
Ont
Holland Shop
THE
Caroline Nurseries Garden Centre
Highway 7
Perouse Motors
Canadas
Sirah
Ef Laurentian
Paes Hasard Hankups
Deis
H.T. Bergurdy
Pontiac Parisienne
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Caton V& Auto
Franklin Prouse Motors Ltd
Pete Maston
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