Acton forms North Halton Cancer Society branch
Ray Archie leads the newly organized Acton branch of the Canadian Cancer Society in North Halton. The meeting at Robert Little school drew 35 attendees including Aldo Braida and Mrs Rae West. New executives include Ray Archie president Hill Elliott secretary and Bill McKay treasurer.
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Acton
North Hatton
Canadian Cancer Society
Robert Little School
North Halton
Aldo Braida
Rae West
Women's Service Committee
W.l's
Ontario
Ron McFarlane
Ancaster
Ray Archie
Hill Elliott
Bill McKay
A. J. Buchanan
Harold Denny Educationalirmen
North Halan
Peter K. McWilliams
Milton
Shes
Ore
Women’s Services Committee
Cancer Services
Rotary Club hears on Bluebird trials at Bonneville Flats
Andrew Brown, past Kendall Eng Rotary president and adviser to Sir Donald Campbell, spoke at the Acton meeting detailing Bluebird trials. He described car construction, a 400 mph run stopped in 60 seconds over six miles, and design work on tires, brakes, nitrogen inflation, and testing ground.
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Ofeatt
Acton
Sir Donald Campbell
Bonneville Salt Flats
Andrew Brown
St Donald
Brown
Fred Wright
A. H. McKenzie
Ron Lewis
Rotary Club
Kendall
Eng
Donald Campbell
Bonneville Flats
Acton Crash Damages Police Cruiser and Car
A police cruiser and a private car collided Monday evening at the Young Queen Street intersection on highway 7 in Acton. Constable Bruce Kressler reported estimated damages of $20 to the cruiser and $200 to the Jerome car. Both drivers were identified as J Feldcamp of North Hahton and Jerry Jerome of Acton.
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Acton
J. Feldcamp
North Hahton
Jerome
Attendance at First Service Fills New United Church
The new United Church hosted a capacity rally and first worship service with Sunday School pupils and adults together. Children read Scripture and told stories while a junior choir performed as prizes of small books were gifted to all nursery and first grade classes and to students who attended most Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stranderwas
George Elliott
Tani Tronsidy
Boladkesa
Ralph M. Keown
Donald Long
Karen Perkins
Diane Angell
M. Z. Bennett
O John
Murrays celebrate 50 years of marriage in Acton
Mr and Mrs Andy Murray observed their 50th wedding anniversary with a large gathering at their farm home in Acton. The couple married September 4, 1910 in Rockwood and have since run a dairy operation, later focusing on purebred Jersey cattle. Neighbors and local officials offered congratulations.
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Mrs
Andy Murray
A. J. Murray
Acton
Hazel Gibbons
Dwo Vers
McCutcheon
Ospring
Murray
Knox Presbotetian Church
Ac ‘Ton
Mi Murray
Avecars
Murias
Know Lad Ws Aid
R.R. 3
Acton Considers Ambulance Service Amid Guelph Decision
Acton council grapples with possible discontinuation of ambulance service as Guelph operator weighs keeping the fleet. The plan includes using a town owned ambulance if needed and seeking resident assistance to fill gaps. The St John Ambulance Brigade cites capacity limits and pledges to assist while permanent arrangements are explored.
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Rovale
Gnn
J. Meehie
St. John Ambulance Brigade
Agron
Reeve J. M. Greet
Acton
Balcane
Coucil
John Gay
HL Lowe
Seraped
Operation Stump Palling Starts at Fairy Lake Saturday
Ute Parks Board members expect a large turnout for the Stump Palling project at Fairy Lake. Chairman R R Parker announced Beardmore would supply land and equipment at noon, with volunteers to begin work to clear dangerous stumps as water levels remain low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairy Lake
Ute Parks Board
R. R. Parker
Beardmore and
Zoning By Law Review After Garage Debate
Acton Planning Board and the committee of adjustment spent over three hours September 20 on garage zoning questions. Residents submitted twenty two garage plans, prompting debate on setbacks and fees while a second review of restrictions was urged.
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Acton Planning Board. Com Fi
Committee of Adjustment
Dis Farsi
Orden
Acton
Berth Plain
Joe Whitham
Itv
Opaien Ube
Stepancics
Haid
Teachers' Skit Real Killer At H and S Social Meeting
The Hotewee School gathered for a Monday general meeting at Raber hall. Audience groups acted out pantomime scenes while teachers and volunteers discussed funding and future projects. Executive members outlined goals, including a fundraising drive and a $169 target for the school event with two long-term projects.
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H. and
Raber Thar
Bronwen
ABC
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Maurras
Jet
Mur
Acton Ymca
Sid Saitz
Gordon Lasby
Alan McNabb
Annd
Glen Holmes
Mr. Saitz
Guelph
Les Dubuis Ux
Cloring Ways and Mines
Reveae
Guelph Operat Verne
Service Council
I Five O
Couch
R Council
Sewer and War Fer
War Ter
Jeouncil
Willow Street
Bower Avenue
River
River Street
de Garrett
Anneway
St. Alban's Church
Lakeview
Tor
Mgh
Shanna
Ken Hardman
Kested
Hardman
de Heiston
Canmatice
Thade
Muncipal
Whithant
Dowed
Catenavers
Baw
Mia Murdiffii
Amalgamated Home and School Association
L. Hurst
H. Freuter
W. Wilson
W. Wolfe
Parent Education
G. Hargrave
C. Taylor
J Davidson
4. Dunn
E. Browne
Nioe
Grea al Glory
Osiver
Geld
Ogi Pagzlad
Curnias
Kilisey
Bert
Nathers
Ringine
Cotice
Blarang
Bose
Murs Pune
Ohf
Hell
Sears
Davidson
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