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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Apr 22, 1948

Page

13

Obituary and social notes from Acton and area events

Pwonals Mr and Mrs John R Sprowl attended the funeral of Arthur C Plant at Brantford on Saturday. Herb Meluaue and Mrs Peter Miianse attended Alex Holmen’s funeral in North Bay last week. J F Royston attended the O B A meeting in London as Acton delegate. DPD R Watehean of Galt spent time with her mother Mrs P Sayern. Mr and Mrs 2 2D Hickey Kingston and Mr J M Hickey Toronto visiting Acton. Acton members at the Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire convention in Hamilton included Mrs M Schroeder Mrs E S Cooper Mrs C Matthews Mrs N Baird Mrs F 9 Blow and Mr R M McDonald.

John R. Sprowl Arthur C. Plant Brantford Herb Meluaue Peter Miianse Alex. Holmen North Bay J. F. Royston Acton London Dpd. R. Watehean Galt P. Sayern Church Frederick Streets The Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire Hamilton Mra. M. Schroeder E. S. Cooper C. Matthews N. Baird F. 9. Blow R. M. McDonald

Canadian National Institute for the Blind Appeal in Acton

The institute trains eighteen blind women to serve as Home Teachers aiding blind Canadians. They instruct on daily tasks, Braille and crafts, while building independence and confidence. Acton appeals for funds during a May 1 Tag Day organized by the Duke of Devonshire Chapter T.O.D.E. and Mrs. R.N. Baird.

Capadian National Institute Canada Canadian National Institute For the Blind Acton Institute Duke of Devonshire D.E RN. Baird

Sunday Church News and Announcements Apr 25 1948

Church services and events listed for April 25 1948 include Why Y Go to Church at 11 00 am and a children’s convocation at 11 20 am. A church school session is noted in Len slon with a 7 00 pm program titled What Happens When Pray Mon. The calendar mentions a welcome to all and references to the Sixtieth Anniversary of the Loni a Day Alliance of Canada.

Loni'a Day Alliance of Canada Children of the Church Lenslon

Presbyterian Church Service Schedule April 24 1948

Knox Chouroum Acton Rev J M Anderson Ha y Mc Sunday April 24 1948 11 00 a m Morning Service 12 15 p m Sunday School and Bible Class 7 00 p m Evening Service They that wait upon the Lord Shall renew their strength.

Reverend Gower to Lead Weekly Services and Meetings

The notice lists Rev. Char. Br. Gower as minister with services on Thursday April 2 at 2 p.m. and Sunday April 25 including Sunday School at 11:30 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. led by Mr. Sid Johnson and Mr. M. Pamenter, with soloist Mr. Jack Smith. A Young Mens Meeting is scheduled for Monday May 3 at 8 p.m. featuring Rev. L. Keith Daniels on Negro Spirituals in word and song.

WHR Sid Johnson M. Pamenter Jack Smith L. Keith Daniels

St Albans Church Services and Welcome Message

St Albans Ghurrk Anglican announces Sunday April schedule with 9.00 a.m. Holy Communion 10.00 a.m. Sunday School 11.00 a.m. Morning Prayer 11.15 a.m. Beginner's Class and 4.00 p.m. Evening Prayer. The church welcomes visitors.

Hlaly Pam

Milton Makona Club Meeting and Lodge Degree Event

The Milton Makona Club and Masonry section report a large turnout at a regular Milton meeting held at Laurel and Cedric Harrop’s home with about 100 attendees. Claude Kant of Oakville, District Deputy Grand Master, attended as guest. the meeting included Fourth Degrees and a transfer to the Town Hall. Congratulations to George Temstrvet on his 85th birthday on April 8.

St. Pauls United Church Laurel Cedric Harrop J. Blaly David Lawson New Prembers Murray Violet Hiyward Makona Thureday Claude M. Kant Oakville Hamilton Lal TPO Pranant George Temstrvet Helmstreet Milton

Village Notes On Local Events And Improvements

MOFFAT notes a steady maple syrup season and welcomes Mr and Mrs Arthur Davenport and son Jimmy. The Grand Valley feeder industry sees busy activity, CPR carpenters improve the station interior, plans for hydro power loom. Tractors disturb Sabbath peace. Willian Allison moves to Kilbride. county musical festival prep underway. Toronto trips for N H McKinstry and delegates to provincial convention.

Arthur Davenport Jimmy Experia Grand Valley C.P.R. Gang Carpentera A. Frank Bert Turner Otawa Itrotd AcQrogan Willian Allison Wesides Kilbride N. H. McKinstry Toronto Harold Blaley Mire. Glennallon C. L. Pope Miss Roberts Henry Donaven

Jet propelled toys spark swift model craft and cars

An English toy firm develops jet propelled tots using a tiny closed cartridge and igniter wick to produce thrust. The system powers toy racing cars capable of speeds above 30 mph and model aircraft that leap into the air and glide after ignition.

First Hockey Origins Traced to 1875 Montreal Game

A McGill University commission traced the modern hockey game to a 1875 match between two nine men at the Victorian Skating Rink in Montreal. The study notes Canada’s claim to hockey and invites any stronger later rival evidence.

Canada McGill University Montreal

Death of Arthur Plant shocks Acton district

Arthur C. Plant depot master at Boothill GN Brantford died suddenly last Thursday after congratulating Conn Smythe and the Maple Leafs on winning the Stanley Cup. He was a WWI veteran, friend of Smythe and a former Acton baseball pitcher. He leaves a widow two daughters and two sons. Sympathy messages urged motorists to watch for children on streets and buses on rural roads.

Acton Arthur C. Plant Agast GN Oat Brantford Mr. Plant Conny Smythe Maple Leafs Mr Plant Mr. Smythe Poronto Row. Digby Plant A. J. Craven Tsabed London Betty John James Arthur Plant James Plant District Acton-Port Dover Willam Guelph CNR

Wartime Housing property grading proceedings continue

The office noted settled sales and unglated accounts charged to Mr Selahman. Payments included a 10 percent holdback on D A Wendaver work and a five percent final holdback. Letters from engineers detail street levelling and driveways on Wartime Douning property, snow disposal asks, water frontage easement exemptions, and by law actions.

Selahman Crees High Pablo School R.W. Anderson Toygineer D. A. Wendaver Fugineer Anderson D. A. Wendover Wartine Hlew Armiltorn MeCo Hollestar Teatherland Victoria Avenue Electric O Railway Mansell Nella

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