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Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Sep 29, 1966

Page

30

Acton 4-H Calf Club year ends at Acton Fair

Acton 4-H Grain Club members showcased 15 lb barley and weed and forage plant collections on September 16 with winners named. Top calves and showmanship results were announced as the 44th Calf Club paraded before judge Blythe Meek, with leaders Nino Braida and Russell Murray guiding the year.

Acton Wayne Aitken Norma Leslie Bots Leslie Leah LeMie Keith Aitken Bill Lasby Halton Peel Wellington Bob Leslie Peter Lynch Catherine Lasby Milton Fair Halton County Calf Club Nino Braida Russell Murray

Meeting Christian families special pleasure for Rudds

Former Acton pastor Jim Rudd writes a circular letter from Srikakulam Andhra Pradesh India August 1966 detailing field work. He describes visits to Christian families in Kasouugga Srikakulam and Tekkali with Pastor John Charles and others. He highlights Tulisidas a tuberculosis survivor who found Christ and a thriving witness. The letter mentions evangelistic camps in September and Bible Society efforts to place Telugu Gospels in high schools and ongoing ministry to students.

Acton Jim Rudd India Srikakulam Andhra Pradesh Darjeeling Kanchenjonga Himalaya Srikakudam Tekkali Jesus Christ Kassougga John Charles Tulisidas King George Hospital Visakhapatnam Christ P. Krupanandam G. ‘P. Gnana Prakash Government Arts College Polytechnic Institute God Bible Society

Obituary: Robert Hopkins Dies at 17 in Guelph

The community mourns 17 year old Robert Hopkins who died at Guelph General Hospital on September 17 after a four year battle with illness. He moved from St. Catharines at age two and attended Robert Little Public School and later high school. Survived by mother Jean Masales and Lorne Masales, sisters Edith Hopkins Helen Frank, brothers John Hopkins Scott Masales, and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John Frank Acton. Funeral service held at Rumiley Shoemaker Funeral Home followed by interment at Fairview Cemetery Acton. Pallbearers Merl Harris Berit Haladay Clarence Brown Alex Frank Bus Chisholm Keith Mainprize. The obituary ends with a note about a Telugu Bible initiative in Indian schools and prayers from Jim, Marion Rudd and family.

Robert Hopkins Guelph General Hospital Robert St. Catharines Robert Little Jean and Lorne Masales Edith Hopkins Helen Acton John Hopkins Scott Masales John Frank Rumiley - Shoemaker Funeral Home A. H. McKenzie Fairview Cemetery Merl Harris Berit Haladay Clarence Brown Alex Frank Bus Chisholm Keith Mainprize

New law partners in Georgetown form October start

Frederick A. Helson and Kenneth Langdon will join as partners in a Georgetown law practice starting in October. Langdon, son of a magistrate, graduated Osgoode Hall in 1961 and has worked at a Toronto firm. he is the eighth in his family to enter law. Helson, previously Baxter Labs chief chemist in Acton, has practiced in Georgetown since 1957.

Kenneth Langdon Georgetown Mr. Langdon Osgoode Hall Toronto Hel ¥Om Baxter Labs Acton

Dusty roads in Esquesing Township spark ratepayer meeting

Ratepayers packed the Esquesing Township council session on Monday September 11 to protest dusty roads and speeding trucks. Delegations led by Mrs J O'Hearn and C A Mather urged action, with calls for calcium spread and speed limits. council blamed budget constraints and promised review by the Road Committee.

George Leslie Eost Esquesing Patterson Leslie Reeve Leslie

Hay Day at golf club crowns Acton family champions

Former Acton residents Gib and Mazie Hay and their two sons Terry and Dwayne swept titles at Georgetown Golf and Country Club. Terry won the overall Championship, Dwayne claimed the junior cup, and Mazie and Gib won the husband and wife championship in the final rounds.

Acton Gib Mazie Hay Terry Dwayne Georgetown Hays Mazie and

Mrs Russell Rayes Buried in Acton Area

Funeral services for Rose Marie Raves nee Mitchell were held Friday at Rumaley Shoemaker Funeral Home. She died September 20 in Oakville Hospital aged 43. Survived by husband Raisseth, son Pouplas, mother Mrs. Alex Mitchell, sisters Trene, Dillian, Noreen, and others. She was 43, attended Blue Mountain School and Acton High, and favored knitting. Pallbearers named.

Rumaley Shoemaker Funeral Home Rose Marie Raves Nce Mitchell Oakville Hospital Raves Thousband Raisseth Rarl Acton Pouplas Twee Paul Wiley Georgetown Alex Mitchell Batliniblad Trene Roe. Dredee Milton Edsig Ray Swindlehurst Batlinalad Blue Mountain Revo Ache McRenvsie John Goh Rayes Stephaether Donald McDriid Gcieetee Mitchell Harold Campbell Daniel Campbell

Rockwood W M S and WA Hold September Meeting

The Rockwood Presbyterian W M S and WA met at Mrs Gordon Swanston’s home for September. Miss Mintie Nickell opened with prayer and devotions by Mrs I Picce. Missionary Mrs Doug las may speak Oct 24. Mrs J Taylor of Holstein attended. Mrs G Aitken moved thanks. Meeting closed with hymn and benediction.

Rockwood Rockwood Presbyterian W.mls Gordon Swanston Mintie Nickell

Can ada's average milk cow yields three tons of milk plus 363 lbs yearly

The average dairy cow in Canada produces about three tons of milk and 363 pounds per year.

Canada

Phippen Named Organizer for 1966 Canada Savings Bonds

Toronto’s W.7G. Phippen is appointed organizer in the 1966 Canada Savings Bonds payroll savings division for Halton and Peel counties. His territory covers Port Credit Oakville Milton Acton Malton and more. This marks his seventh year as campaign organizer. Bonds sales in Halton and Peel last year reached $2 040 000.

Phippen Toronto Canada Savings Bonds Halton Peel Port Credit Oakvill Malton Acton Milton

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