Acton News Roundup Four Events and Cold Weather Notes
Readers report chilly days with warm coats in use and furnaces firing earlier than expected. A few hardy swimmers braved Fairy Lake this week while Acton groups prepare for autumn events including Lions Club bingo winners and Girl Guide openings. Educators and students travel to Stratford to see Romeo and Juliet as local clubs resume fall activities and plan rally day.
Lions Sponsor Juve Team To Play in O.M.H.A. Group
Acton Lions Club held a steak roast to start the new season and discussed sponsoring a juvenile hockey team to compete in the Ontario Minor Hockey Association. Lion Ernie Marks will manage the Acton Lions team with Ben B. as coach and Rino Bra as secretary treasurer. The Lions will supply equipment and transportation. A Teen Town Club is being formed to run teen dances with rules including membership cards and 11 pm curfew.
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Acton Lions Club
Lion
Alec Johnson
Protown Lions Club
Jim Jones
Jim Carney
Russ Otto
Acton Club
Lion Jack Vickery
Niagara Falls
Ont
Station Hotel
Acton Lions
Ontario
Minor Hockey Association
Lion Ernie Marks
Ben B
Lion Rino Bra
Lions Club
Oflido
Legion
Legion Hall
Lcon
Yvonne Duval
Sharleen Marshall
Emmy Lindsay
Doug Ruddick
Lions
Dan the Nest
the Legion Hall
Memb
Teen Town Club
Board Solves Bus Routes for Esquesing Ratepayers
Norval school board met with three delegations from Union Church area Terma Cotta and Esquesing on Tuesday evening. The board granted direct transport to Norval for Union Church children and agreed to investigate morning departure times and late arrivals for Terma Cotta residents. It also approved bus pickup on the third line and Dublin sideroad so Esquesing children no longer walk two miles.
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Esquising
Norval
Union Church Area
Norval School
Terma Cotta
Ater
Dublin
Theft of late model car from Jack Reid’s garage
Police investigate early Monday theft of a late model car from Jack Reid’s Lake Avenue garage. Reid woke between 5 and 6 am to see the vehicle drive away. Description circulated by Acton OPP. no trace found.
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Jack Reid
Lake Avenue
Mr. Reid
Women’s Institute Meeting In Ospringe Highlights Community
Mrs Archibald presided at the Women’s Institute meeting at secretary Mrs Stubington’s home. Members and guests discussed fundraisers and a workshop Eat to Live Ennotville. Doris Fines and Mrs McCrae named delegates to the area convention in Guelph. Cairn installation at the school to preserve an old bell noted, with plans for a plaque. Local students and staff listed, and numerous visits and gatherings recounted.
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E. Archibald
Women’s Institute
K. Stubbington
R. Taylor
W. Awrey
Ennotville
Doris Fines
McCrae
Guelph
C. Storey
Doris Realso
W.L
Orth
Institute
Awry
Dorin Fines
Alia Tatercite
John Aitken
Western University, London
Joan Aitken
O.C.E. Iinoronto
Rigin’ Awrey
OAC
Will Ental
Alex Patterson
Winnipeg
Stanley Stewart
Rockwood
David “Stewart
Wa. Steverson
Toronto
I. McMillan
Greg Millson
Gueph
M. Jackson
Big chore Tt love neighbor phrase with new wives noted
A brief, era style line emphasizes renewing neighborly love as many new wives appear, reflecting social attitudes and community focus.
Pot Luck Supper Highlights Fall Fair Plans
The first fall meeting of the talk beside Chapter KODE was held as a pot luck supper in the Legion auditorium Tuesday evening. Plans were finalized for entering articles in different classes at the Fall Fair. Canvassers were appointed for the annual CNIB campaign. Draml Mey AT Bin han shane slides of their recent trip to Europe.
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Kode
Legion Auditorium
CNIB
Buiness
Draml Mey
bin Han Shane
Europe
St John Ambulance brings Acton parade tribute
In Acton on Sunday Hamilton area St John Ambulance Brigade members paraded from Prospect Park to Knox Church for a church service praising the ancient order and its first aid work. Rev R Brook linked Christ's compassion with St John Ambulance, urging continued service despite self sacrifice as leaders from Acton brigades and visiting officials attended the ceremony and wreath laying at the cenotaph.
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Fred Raegele
St. =van Ambulance Brigade
Inset
Raegele
Die
Hamilton
Acton
St. John Ambulance Brigade
R. Brook
United Church
Knox
Presbyterian Church
Cluist
St. John Ambulance Association
Christ
Brook
Association
A. H. McKenzie
Prospect Park
Park
Mill AM -Chupch
SS Toss
I Racpele
Guelph
Robert S. Hart
Acton Brigade
Jack Hunter
Godfrey Coleman
Oakville
Wally Hackey
Oliver Flint
Parade Ends With Salute At Post Office In Hamilton
After church services a parade passed a saluting base at the Hamilton post office where Dr. James Hutchinson former area commissioner took the salute. Attending were Mayor John Gay Acton area superintendent Jerkins Mrs W Fe s her nursing division and Mrs R Chapman stall officer nursing division. Afterward the parade, participants gathered in Acton park for a picnic supper.
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Charles E. Jerkins
Hamilton
Matt
James Hutchinson
Fle
John Gay
Acton
Jerkins
W. Fesher
Areca
R. Chapman
Actonpark
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