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GeorgetownActon Wednesday Nov 9 1983 3 War 1 vet Billy RentembriBce Day Legion embers the color party Cubs Scoatt Beaven Brownies Guides Venturers firefighters Scots Ha Regional Police and members of com Ity organizations all marched In the annual Remembrance Day parade Sunday mom log War dead remembered Irwin gives the names of lions placing wreath Hundreds of veterans representatives of community groups politicians Legion men and women firefighters police Acton Citizens Band members other adults and children jammed downtown Acton in the vicinity of the cenotaph for the annual Remembrance Day parade and service Sunday Alex Richards served as Parade Marshal while Legion president read the Legion Charge Wreaths were placed and John McHugh read aloud the names of Acton war dead While George Elliott played the Last Post and Reveille John Goy lowered and raised the Canadian flag The Citizens Band played Abide with Me and Rev Hugh Mae Donald gave the benediction At the church service at Knox lerian Church after the service at the cenotaph Legion officials Hugh ORourke and Jim gave readings The Remembrance Day service was sponsored by Acton Legion Branch 197 and Halton Hills Remembrance Day services were also held in and Brookvllle This Friday at 11 a there will be a brief flag lowering and raising ceremony at the cenotaph In Acton Following is the list of Acton war dead Their Name for ISIS Corp J Moore Corp Roy Hurd Corp Brown J Burt M Kaley Capt T A Arthurs A Anderson Pte F Wills Pte J Fryer Sergt Ma Irving Pte G McLood Pte A Wnlerbum Lieut G King A Grlbben Pte Radford Sgt Lee Sgt P Godfrey Corp Masters Pte J J Kennedy 18391W5 AC A Anderson Fit Sgt H Buck W John Gibbons Wilson J J T Guthrie Lieut Rae Miller William McCron Sat Wilfred McCron Sgt Gordon K Pte C Webster Staff Sergt N McNabb W 0 G A Wing D Morris F Near Cpl A E Perryman Pte Robertson H L Simpson Gnr G A Jack Sweeney Pte Taylor Post War Active Service FOR Rolston Alex Richards was parade Put back in public library For a long tune now the I in Public and the I in Library have been missing from the Acton Public Library sign on the front of the building What you see each lime you approach the budding on River St is Acton L For some time now the Hills Library Board been looking for someone who might know a way to replace the missing metal alphabet letters to match those that remain But to no Acton Branch Head Cathy hopes that someone in the sign business or metal industry who might be able to replace the letters with suitable substitutes will come forward and volunteer their expertise The Board would pay the costs It is felt the missing letters should have been replaced months ago and the effect detracts from the general appearance of the building erected as a Centennial project by the Town of Acton in 1957 In the meantime the Off Road Riders Motorcycle Club has volunteered their services to the library After hearing about current financial problems the group has agreed to build and bear the costs of erecting a Children Reading Nook in the lower level of the building Construction is expected to start within the next few months Law bites back Murray Gavin found out he law can bite back when he was fined for assaulting a police officer in downtown Acton June Gavin pleaded guilty to the charge before Judge William Sharpe in Milton Provincial Court Wednesday after Crown Attorney Paul Stunt told the court how the suspect bit the officer during a foot pursuit Stunt explained that on the evening of June two policemen were in front of the Sit Bull Pub during a routine Liquor Licence Inspection when they saw two youths by cruiser One the Crown said appeared to be letting the air out of the tire while Gavin was standing up As the police approached the vehicle both ran away One of the youths threw beer bottle at the of titers but did not hit them Stunt continued to say the suspects ran into a premise on Mom St and up some stairs The officers went after Gavin and tried to subdue him At this time one of the officers was bit by Gavin the Crown noted Knox Alert The Knox Alert Evening Group met in Mary Anderson Room for their Oct meeting With the President absent Wllma Cotes presided She opened with a prayer from the Glad Tidings Give Thanks to Thee by Miss Louise a dedicated worker In the Mission work of the Presbyterian Church in Canada who passed away in July The hymn Give Thanks to God was sung and Ruth Marshall gave a reading from Ideals on Thanksgiving and Ruth followed the Thanks giving Service In the Glad Tidings and Ruth gave another Thanksgiving reading from Ideals The Hymn Praise the Lord His glories Show was sung and the program closed with the benediction During the business portion In the absence of the secretary Isabel McDonald read the report and the treasurer report read The Lamp committee report was given by Isabel and also the report on another meet attended by Gladys Davidson The Fall Rally for Area I and was held In Oct This Weeks 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