Acton golf links remembered from 1902 heritage course
A reminiscence notes the old Acton golf course on Beardmore land in 1902 with holes from near the current Beardmore offices to the Crescent. Witnesses include Wm Gould and Dr Arthur Kenney recalling layouts, filter beds as hazards, and a fire that destroyed farm buildings. locals reflect on poorer play then and current revival of a nearby course.
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North Halton
Acton
T. Brown
Wm. Gould
Acton Club
Beardmore and Co
James Wilds
Main Street
Beardmore Farm
Arch
McPherson
Crescent
Thomas O'Brien
Nedy
M. E. Nelson
Acton Links
Arthur Kenney
Maple Creek
Sask
Acton Golf Links
Beardmore
Super Clan Sixth Annual Reunion Draws Detroit Guests
Brookville Hall Nassagawega hosted the sixth annual Super Clan reunion on Labor Day September 7. About 120 members attended with events led by Milton residents Pearl Kennedy Edgar Howden and William Meredith. Winners across ages included Beverley Woods Wayne Howden Colleen Meredith David Howden Edith Ann Meredith Joan McKenna and more. Special prizes went to the farthest traveler James Martin the oldest member present and the couple married longest. Officers for 1954 were elected and a banquet followed by dancing wrapped the event. Members hailed from Cedarville Detroit Milton Acton Kilbride Hamilton Dundalk Guelph and nearby towns.
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Brookville Hall
Nassagawega
Super Clan
Pearl Kennedy
Edgar Howden
William Meredith
Milton
Beverley Woods
Patty Meredith
Wayne Howden
Colleen Meredith
Laura Howden
David Howden
Edith Ann Meredith
Mary Lou Meredith
Joan McKenna
Bob Woods
Elda Fryer
Ina. Smith
Joseph Heveran
Wallace Gordon
Bonnie Woods
Jack Woods
J. J. Kennedy
Jack Fryer
Harvey Callaway
Richard Martin
Mike Coulson
Fred Hepburn Acton
John M. Wilson
A.R. 2
Rockwood
Jack Baynton
Campbellville
Bryden
James Martin
Detroit
Mich
Sue Ann Williston
Hamilton
Harvey Calaway
Kilbride
Fred Fearrs
Cedarville
Reuben Smith
Darlene
Dundalk
Neil Martin
Fred Hepburn
Acton
Don Hill
Flamboro
Fryer
Bertha Woods
Mary Cotterell
John Crewson
Adie Forbes
Augusta Soper
Cedarville Freelion
U.S.A
Milton Rockwood
Puslinch
Campbedvile Kilbride
Guelph
Limehouse
West Frmbtro
Charges Medicos With Feeble Ethics
Dr. Winton H. Beaven of Washington D C at the Institute of Scientific Studies for the Prevention of Alcoholism criticized the medical profession for labeling alcoholism a disease yet not treating it like other illnesses. He argued the sole cause is alcohol and urged combating its source. Over 150 attendees from 40 states and 20 countries attended the sessions.
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Winton H.beaven
Washington, D.C
Beaven
Institute of Scientific Studies For the Prevention
Institute
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Pollock and
Campbell
Waters
North Galt
Mnoleim Thes
Dominion
Quaker
Congo
Clement
Mill ST
Socce
Life Insuranc
Canada
Robt. R. Hamellon
Optometrist
ST Georges Square
M1 EP
F. L. Wright
Tims
N. B. Wright
Real Estate and Insurance
Land of Sunshine
Havana
St. Augustine
Silver Springs
Tampa
St. Perh
Miami
Miami Beach
South Bay
Key West
Harold Wiles
the Roadmaster
Lorne Garner Motors
Buick
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