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Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Apr 18, 1963

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Anniversary Tea and Bake Sale at Presbyterian Church

The 78th anniversary gathering featured a warm bake sale and tea at the local Presbyterian church. About 78 ladies attended despite the weather, with Mrs. Ward Bruce as president and Mrs. Cesone delivering the Easter-themed devotion. Mrs. T. Maxwel spoke, and a piano solo Mrs. Norman McKenzie's performance followed a vocal duet by Mrs. W. Magill and Mrs. C. Justice.

Sale Wan Helr Presbyterian Church Ward Bruce Ccsone W. Magill C. Justice Brin United Church Bruce Metcalfe Norman McKenzie T. Maxwell

Limehouse Institute Highlights Women’s Club Year

The Limehouse Institute annual meeting reports community service and achievements. Members recall 4H club sponsorship, schoolhouse era memories, and preparations for a May banquet. Officers were re elected and plans discussed for district activities and a May event in Limehouse.

Funeral service held for Alfred Saunders at Rumley Shoemaker

Funeral conducted Tuesday for Alfred Saunders of R R 2 Acton who died April 6 at St Josephs Hospital Guelph born in England 1901 survived by wife Gladys Bragg several children a brother and sister interment at Churchill Cemetery pallbearers and flower bearers named. Easter parade noted as a sunny windy day with residents dressed in spring finery.

Rumley-Shoemaker Alfred Saunders R.R Acton St. Joseph's Hospital Guelph England Hew Gladys Bragg Arthur Ronald Lorne Evelyn Bert Rogers Margaret Jim Saunders Toronto Eliza McDonall

Local Presbyterial Meeting Held At Limehouse

Mr FL of George Town a district vice president of West Toronto Presbyterial of the WMS was guest speaker at a Limehouse Presbyterian meeting held at Mrs Kirkpatrick home last Thursday evening. The program included prayer scripture roll call and greetings from visitors. Mrs Girby introduced the speaker who spoke on bearing the cross and sacrifice. Lunch was served and congratulations extended to local music festival participants. The Limehouse Vegetarians met at Margo Ruddell s with discussions on vegetables all the year and plans for Achievement Day.

Limeline Women's Institute Mary Stewart Lynburner Guelph Trina Women’s Institute Noble Lymburner ACWW W.I Silverwood Institute Milton Scott Mission Usic Roughley B. Sanford S. Gisby Ted Brown Ralph Turner Frank Brown Jas. Noble Mesdames & Meredith Jas Georgetown West Toronto Mra Girby Andrene Simon Christ Mra Deadman Brampton Mra. Mitchell Jack Crichton Jackie Bracebridge Bustedo U.S.A Gilbert Sinclair Halton Centennial Manor Pattersons Charles Sinclair Miles Carol Sinclair Welland Limehouse Margo Ruddell

Two Deaths and Easter Services Reported

Two Rockwood residents are noted as deceased with funerals held in Guelph and Delhi. Effie Jane Croft, daughter of the late Mr and Mrs William Craft, died in Guelph General Hospital with interment in Rockwood Cemetery. Mrs Robert F Williams also died in Guelph General Hospital, survived by her brother Harold E Roberts of Toronto, and buried in Woodstock Cemetery. Easter services were well attended across churches, with special music and brief services noted at several parishes.

William Robert Sani William Isley Istey Stewarttynh Joe Boersma Huttonville Bas der K. Klooster Brian Golds Taranturts Aleck Stewart Ross McEwan H.R. Gemmill Timmins R. B. Gemmill Port Elgin R. F.gemmill Brampton W. H W. McEwan Orangeville Joan Aitken Dundas M. Hutchinson Toronto Guelph William Wragg Third Line R. Hewatt Detroit C. L. Heimler D. G Robertson Rockwood Effie Jane Croft Guelph Guochal Hospital Wm. Craft Plorence George Wall Jome Norfolk St. Guelph H. A. Bagnall Dublin St. United Rockwood Cemetery Warren Schenk George Mitchell John Thompson Harvey Laverty David D. Gray George Wingate Rockwood Cltvens Robert F._Willams_ d Guelph General Hospital Harold E. Roberts McIntyre and Wilkie Delhi St. Guelph Woodtvown Presbyterian Church Itam St. John's Church John Oa. Little Iit West Lawrence Kingwell Qwen Sound Wm. McLean Don McLean Cornwall Bob Francis London McLean Brantford R. Wright John Borland Bert Rognvalson Elliot Lake J. D. Lowrie Frank Lemma

Easter Visiting in District Bring Many Families Together

Good Friday and Easter visitors arrive in the district from Toronto Kitchener Guelph Hamilton and Burlington as relatives stay with local families. Members of the Wood Carson McCutcheon Jestin Bye and Ware clans share holiday weekends with kin in Rochester Brantford and other nearby towns.

Robert Wood House and Family Toronto Vialtter Tatters Chas Fountain and Family Mra Harry, Hartop Elizabeth Nancy Rochester Lote Black Jennifer Hellman T. D. McCutcheon Harvey Jestin Robert McCutcheon Dianne Kitchener Ted Jestin Patsy Iniow Pose Hunter Branford Wm. Alexander Guelph Chas. Hamilton Harry Hancock Lloyd Cutting Bill Cutting Hamilton Norman Cutting Chis Burlington J. P. Benham Albert Ware Ernie Edwards Walsh Warry Ware Jimmy Wi Ton Jim Funk Bert Ware Jessie Acion

Moving to Hillsburgh Presentation Honors Swindichurat Family

A Thursday night event at Bal Heoutud Hall honored Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Swindichurat and family as they move to Harold Sargent’s Hillsburgh farm. Lloyd and Lena thanked guests after a gift of a lichen table and chairs. Mrs. Eddie Smith gave a fine address and singing paused for lunch and dancing with Regular Fuchre.

Bal Heoutud Hall Lloyd Swindichurat Harold Sargent Hilleburgh Harry Short Eddie Smith Lloyd Lena

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