New Rector Settles in at St Alban’s Ancaster Area Parishes
The Rev Donald West and wife Suzanne with seven month old Gregory settle into St Alban’s rectory at 185 Jeffrey Ave Acton area parishes Ancaster Drayton Elora. West, born in Weston, educated in St Catharines, earned a BA from Bishop’s University Lennoxville Quebec. He served at St John’s Ancaster before moving through Elora and Drayton. He aims to engage the broader community and previously led Flora Chamber of Commerce. St Alban’s succeeds Rev H B Stokreel who moved to Hamilton. Staggered noon hours continue at Acton District High School for two more weeks as staff review plan with possible changes. Pulp and paper exports total about $1 billion annually.
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Aeal Prato
Donald West
Susanne
Gregory
Acton
Mr. West
St. John’s Church
Efora
Christ Church
Drayton
St. Alban’s
Jeffrey Ave
Yeears
Ancaster
Suzanne
Elora, Drayton
St. John's Church
Elora
Christ Church, Drayton
West
Flora
Chamber of Commerce
H. B. Stokreel
Hamilton
H.S
E. A. Hansen
Fire Accounts for a Share of Annual Forest Use
The article notes that fire constitutes a portion of yearly forest consumption. It discusses how fires impact forest resources and mentions accompanying figures in percent. A regional context illustrates the scale of fire use compared with other consumption sources.
Cameo Shoppe Fall Styles Shown By 25 During Fair
Acton Fall ladies staged a preview of Cameo Shoppe fall fashions at Robert Little School. Twenty eight models showcased dresses coats and suits while prizes and jewellery were drawn. Proceeds support a new community centre with intermission fudge sales boosting profits.
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Aitky
Acton
Robert Little School
Mac Symon
Cameo
Ken Mann
Malecins
Peter Martingell
Sharon
The
Fair Ladies
Jean Leitch
R.A
Rachlin's
M. 2
Benngit
Lake Ave
Ing
Caroline Nurseries
Jack Dowding
Bude Sproston
Rachlin
Wilred Wardle
McCullough
Levland
Inca
Sosa
Arl
W. Waldie
Sandi Davidson
Linda Swackhamer
Lloyd McEnery
Maureen Sargeant
Stan Matthews
Don Matthews
Jesse McEnery
Walter Lineham
Linda Linham
Clark Armstrong
Cle Storey
W. Frank
Marilyn Madill
Alex Near
Pauline Marks
Fred Kentner
R. L. Davidson
G. W. McKenzie
Nancy Aitken
G. McLennan
Chris Britton
Judi Abram
Beth McEnery
Fudge
A. K. Mann
Cameo Shoppe
von Fleet
Herbert Price
Seek New Applicants For Township Clerk
At a recent meeting Erin TEMG Council accepted with regret the resignation of township clerk George T. Lacey and authorized tenders for applications to fill the vacancy. Lacey was commended for his excellent work. Council donated $25 to the Hillsburgh band and approved $50 to Vera Myers for land use bylaw services. Accounts paid included pension $562.66, roads $5,416.70, welfare $298.45, and sheep and poultry protection act $215.
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Erin Temg
George T. Lacey
Lacey
Te Council
Council
Hillsburgh
Vera Myers
Renovations at Royal Cafe Building Underway
The Royal Cafe on MUI Street owned by BI Wong is undergoing a face lifting with a two story cement block addition being erected. The west wall has been replaced by a cement block wall. The planned addition will provide four extra living quarters while the downstairs will continue as a restaurant. Wong bought the entire block to improve fire protection and provide additional living space.
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Royal Cafe
MUI Steet
BI Wong
Wong
Crafts Display Attracts Georgetown Arts And Crafts Show
Actonians crowded the farm home of Mr and Mrs W A Hoey at Moffat Situr day for the annual Georgetown Arts and Crafts Association display and sale. Mrs W Hearty exhibited attractive pieces of silver.
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W. A. Hoey
Moffat
Georgetown
New Rector Shares Guild Work At St Albans Meeting
The St Albans altar guild held its quarterly meeting in the vestry with Rev. Donald Westavillio opening in prayer. Mrs. Winnie Kerr presented minutes and the treasurer’s report, followed by correspondence.
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St Alban’s
Donald Westavillio
Winnie Kerr
Rector outlines Attar Gulla work and harvest service setup
The rector spoke on church decorations for the Harvest Service on September 24 with arrangements by him for the event. He closed the meeting with a prayer, then attendees adjourned to the parish hall for refreshments.
Progress and Risk in Change Management
A brief note on adopting new processes highlights that progress carries risks and requires careful planning. It cautions against hasty shifts and suggests balancing speed with safeguards to avoid unintended consequences.
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