Missionary Granted Life Membership at Knox Church Meeting
Miss M. E. Anderson on furlough from British Guiana spoke at the Easter Thank Offering meeting of the Senior W.M.S. Knox Church. She received an Honorary Life Membership Certificate after a short address and gifts from the Mission Band Explorers and other church groups. Guests from nearby centers and Long Branch attended the social hour. South African farming area land values have risen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Church
Mra.i. Malnprize
R. M. McDonald
KE. J. Haessard
J. Ingles
A. J. Melanue
Fblow
M. E. Anderson
British Gulana
R. Armatrong
J. Davidson
Margaret Brown
Mev. H. L. Bannle
Anderson
Mission Band
R. O'Hara
In. Armatronig
Miss Anderson
A. J. Buchanan
Long Branch
Elars Room
G W Murray Obituary Highlights Acton Leader and Farmer
G W Murray a well known Acton resident died in Guelph General Hospital on Tuesday April 8 He was born in Erin Township and married Donalda Mann in 1908 before settling in Acton He farmed near Esquesing then retired to Mill Street Acton He served on the Acton Fair Board and municipal council and was honored for meritorious service to agriculture The Murray Memorial Y M C A in Acton was built under his direction He is survived by his wife daughter Velma and granddaughter Heather, with a sister and two brothers. The funeral was held April 10 from Victor B Rumley Funeral Home.
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Acton
George Wesley Murray
Guelph General Hospital
Erin Township
A. 4. Murray
Murray
Donalda Mann
Fequesing
Mill Street
Ekaquasing
Exquesing
Murray Memorial Y.mlca
J. A. Murray
Acton United Church
E A. Currey
C. L. Poole
Victor B. Rumley
Heather Millar
Fred, Denny
Edward Murray
Miss Workman
Andrew Murray
Elizabeth
Jean Moffat
Dugan
Chas. McKeown
James Moore
Nathan Gray
Alex Orr
Geo. Currie
T. K. Williams
Martha Orr
Robert Johnston
Chas. Millar
George Barnes
Phyllis
Bates
Hart
R. N. Brown
Margaret Brown
Mel McCullough
Women’s Association of the United Church
First Line
Park Avenue
George Currie
Wiliam Gamble
Charles McKeown
Wilmer Watkins
Orville Johnston
Glass samples flown from Canada for rapid analysis
Scottish authorities carry almost daily samples of glass from Canadian furnaces to St. Helens laboratories in Lancashire. Samples are drawn late and flown to Prestwick then delivered by plane and car. Within 72 hours the glass plants receive complete analysis of their products.
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St. Helens
Lancashire
Prestwick
Representatives Discuss License Continued From Page One
Council discussed road grants of 23 460 from the Department of Highways and noted 71 to 75 percent of the roads had used crushed stone. Health authorities asked cleanup of the dump. damage traced to individuals leaving refuse in wrong place. Tax bills cut. near 5,600 in taxes collected to date. Fire and public buildings committees approved renting town hall to a religious group and granting Mondays for the Ladies' softball diamond during season. A by law to borrow 65 000 passed. Several accounts approved for payment including utilities, stone, and maintenance fees.
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Department of Highways
J. Stewart
Wieck
J. McMullen
Rower Ave
Reeve Hargrave
Taylor
South Main St
North Main St
J. Lambert
Ontario
Duke of Devonshire
D.E
Council
Acton
Notice to Creditors in the Estate of Edward Mille Mills
Notice to creditors and others in the estate of Edward Albert Mills late of Acton Halton County who died about March 17 1952 require filing proofs of claims with the solicitor by April 20 1982 after which date the estate will be distributed. Executor Charles Faxon by solicitor Co FY Leatherland Acton Ontario dated April 9 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Edward Mills
Acton
Halton
Ontario
Charles 3 Faxon
Co. FY. Leatherland
Think It Over Poultrymen and Producers Urge Vote Rejection
A 1952 Ontario letter from Thompson's Poultry Farm urges producers to reject the Ontario Poultry Producers Marketing Scheme. It cites high costs from a levy, potential market manipulation, Board inspection powers, and possible egg withholding, urging action before the April May vote and asking for influence via personal networks and local press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson's Poultry Farm & Hatchery
Corgetown
Woodstock
Ontario
Pernansa
Norman S&s. Schultz
C. F. Luckham
F. E. Ellis
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H. S. Holden Optometrist
Douglas ST. Guelph
Tervice
Frigidaire
John Calder
Brampton
Toronto
G. W. Murray
Canada
Sportoows Y
Bob Frank
ARS TR Spray Nee
Walton
R. V. Anderson
Spartan Contracting
Brock Ave
Main
Mill St
Main St
Bell Telephone Co
Acton P. U.C
West Toronto Tire Ltd
Rrader Tire Repairs
Gestetner Ltd
C.N.R
Gpsum
Lime & Alabastine Ltd
F. Terry
Postm'st
Acton Free Press
A. Cook
Thompson Farm Service
Thompson Motors
A. Hill
Rognvaldson
Wool Growers’ Organization
Weston
J. Archie Kerr
Neo
Clarence Denny
Roy Johnson
Jack Ridley
Box
Canadian Co-Operative Wool Growers Limited
Bay Street
Edward Albert Mille
Poultrymen
Cecil A. Carr
Optometrist
Guelph
Douglas St
Tel
Stanley Park, Erin
Modernaires Band
Hilltop Lodge
Upwells Ltd
Seena
Goodyear
Ont
K.roszell
Kaye Shop
Willow ST
Agency For
White Rose Cleaners and Dyers
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