Presbyterian Centennial Plans Marked by WMS WA Meeting
WMS and WA groups of the Fresbyterian church held their September gathering at Mrs Roy Youngs Allan Ave Guelph. Sessions featured a paper by Mrs G Denham on Downtown churches a panel devotional led by Mrs J Drijber and Mrs D Armstrong and a prize poem from Mrs Dave D Gray. Committees formed for the September 23 centennial event with Mrs William Swanston arranging cake. A social half hour closed the meeting. Jack Frost’s reminder of approaching winter followed by autumn leaves dropping in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.A
Guelph
W. Gu
Roy Young
Allan Ave
J. Freeman
P. Sim
Sesson
R. Johnston
G. Denham
Dave D. Gray
Leslie Lowe
Guelph Road
G. Peal
F. Wilson
Drijber
D. Armstrong
Frank Taylor
F. Hosking
A. J. Eliott
F. Stout
Ospringe Beginnings and Local News Highlights
Beginners in junior class from Greenock arrive as school reopens with large attendance. Grades 7 and 8 bused in. Mrs N Rathbun and Mrs Corrigan lead the junior classes with 33 scholars each. New pupils listed. Local visitors frequent updates include family trips, health news, bursary award, and community events at Guelph, Belwood Lake, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenock
N. Rathbun
Corrigan
Billy Fuller
Mary An de Haan
Billy
Cathy Ellis
Peggy Mere Archibald
Randy Stewart
Jimmy Stewart
Johnny van der Vuigt
Gerald Butler
Jack de Haan
C. Storey
Ed Storey
Orillia
Toronto General Hospital
Storey
Shirley C. Davis
Burford
Herbert Anthony
Brampton
H R. Howard
Two Concerts Sunday For Citizens' Band
A surprise concert was given by Acton Citizens' Band Sunday at seven o clock in the park. The turnout was about a half dozen, with many hearing the music as they drove by but few stopping. Earlier they played in Oakville to a better crowd, traveling by Tater Transport bus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Oakville
Tater Transport
Gate-Keepers and Rotarians at Fall Fair Meet
Gate-Keepers and Rotarians arranged their annual duties at the fall fair during a Tuesday meeting. Guests included Percy Frid of Guelph and Jim Cutlock from Act on district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Frid
New School Opens With Six Teachers on Staff
Over 200 attend the opening of a new school as six teachers form the staff. The community notes include family visits, anniversaries, and local events such as Fair Board plans, trips, and social gatherings across Churchill, Limehouse, Stewarttown, Brampton, Weston, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siroom
Limehouse
Stewarttown
Dick Wat
Senal Brampton
Ehe
Jansen
Albert Neutel
Burtoed
AL Co Patterson
S$. Smith
Weston
Sinclair
Boek
Schoolchildren on streets remind drivers to stay cautious
The streets of our town are filled again with youngsters returning to school. Many are very young and not fully aware of traffic dangers. Exercise extra caution near schools and where children walk. Children may move unexpectedly and not think before acting.
School crossing guards named for the year announced
The district assigns guards for the kine high school crossing with Bill Chisholm taking over the school highway post while Cam Leish man and Jack Bruce are not returning this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cam Leishman
Jack Bruce
Ysith
Bill Chisholm
Den Mills Hall Alterations Planned by Groups
Local executive of the Community Club and town council met Monday evening to decide on alterations to the Den Mills Hall. Plans include changes to the facility to support civic events and community activities. Several residents and out-of-town guests attended a social gathering at the hall after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
den Mills
Monslay
Bill
Duncan McDonpall
Michigan
Mro
William McLean Lee
Ashworth
Corns
Toronto
McDermid
Oakville
Hyspine
Calverus
Stan Wilson
Leste
Ann
Othe Campbell Reine
Moorehell
Nesbitt
MeKenzie
Brooklyn
Dickles
Norman Marshall Sr
Bee Lake
Ice Carling Plans November Start for First Season
Committee members expect to start plan in early November for the first fill season. An evening event is scheduled for community come together.
Miss Clark Hosts October Meeting at Ruby Clark Home
Miss Clark acted as hostess for the October meeting at Miss Ruby Clark's home on Hower Avenue. Attendees included Regent Mas Hert Mowat and other chapter members. The gathering featured a talk by the Duke of Devonshire’s chaplain and concluded with a cake presentation and plans for the next joint meeting in October at Lakeside captor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Clark
Duke of Devonshire
Ruby Clark
Hert Mowat
Pat
Secre Bay
Gtd
Pandas
Hasan Cays
Dlavsom
Lakeside
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Acton Free Press
Wils
United Church Missionary Society
Jack
Jack Frost
Ospringe
Garnet Bruce
Miro
Ward Bruce
Dominion
Garnet
John Ross Collegiate
OAC
T. Fines
Doris
Linda Ferguson
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Mroo
Gondor Aitken
Joan
Jean
Shethak
Revelstoke BC
Mer
Atbermwan
Ee Thay
EB Jackson
Ho Jakson
Vin Douglas Robertson
Meocand
Murray Millson
Lamiab Af
Balm Beach
Penetang
Robert King
Paul Hurd
Jeanetta Klooster
Belwood Lake
T. Calswell
Hillsburgh
Presbyterian
Sunda
Maxwell
Bethel Church
Edna Laking
Wayie Robinson
Elsley
Campbellille
Citizens
Anatt Byoto
Main St
Des
Godson Paving
Mill St
John St
Elgin St
School Creek
Churchill
Pinchoune Reser Ree
Lanka School
Clisses
WAR Ane
Homoany
Elling Berg
Calgary
Oks
Berg
Mrs. Mather
R. L. Davidson
Bruce Leitch
Ralph Denny
Golden B.C
Winnie Brooks
Penetanguishine
Wm. Elliott
Port Arthur
Win. McDonald
Kerr. Brown
Winnipeg
R. N. Brown
Jack Ridley Cartage
Daves
Mulapal
Town of Acton
Y.m.ca
J. McGeache
Seta Rey
Staten Tostnen
Brian Barbeau
University of Toronto
Cente Ton
Eden Mills
Bes. Vincent
Aurora
Ro Wright
Ogg Mclean
Sudbury
McLean
Kirby
Owen Sound
Shalhiay Lake
Bill Toth
Shell Service
Weex Special
Wex
Bill Toth Shell ServIce
Hourhound
Wiles
Symon Hardware
Cpaus
Sunbeam
Symon
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