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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Aug 29, 1946

Page

9

Birth Announcements From Acton and Guelph Area

Mr and Mrs Near announce the birth of a son Glen John at Guelph General Hospital on August 1 1946. Mr and Mrs William Johnston announce the birth of a daughter Joyce audrence at the Nursing Home Acton on August 7 1946. Mr and Mrs Elmer Roszell announce the birth of a daughter Patricia Gall at the Nursing Home Acton on August 26 1946. Mr and Mrs John Graham announce the birth of a son Philip John at the Nursing Home Acton on August 24 1946.

Near John M. Near Son Glen John Glen Guelph General Hospital Roszell Elmer Nosgell Acton Patricia Gall Wayne Guelph Street Graham Johnham Philip John Carole Anne David

School and town notes of Brampton and Acton fall events

School bells ring as pupils return on Tuesday. Fall fairs begin with Brampton events this week. Geo Somerville buys the Arch ie Mann farm on No 7 Highway. Leardmore Co adds cement driveways. Acton Fair to host judging for beat home and garden contest. Acton boys and girls present a musical program. Acton Fair directors approve trotting drives with 300 purse. Bruce C MacNab earns embalmer license after Toronto course. International model yacht regatta set for Labor Day weekend at Reformatory Pond with Marblehead class six metre and Class A yachts. finale Monday afternoon.

Reformatory Pond

Finals in Acton Softball League Championship

In Acton, forces decide the finals as Force Electric meets Beanimore’s tonight following recent close games. Beanimore’s beat Force Electric 9-8 last Thursday, Canadian Wool topped Taxster’s 4-3 on Friday, and Canadian Wool then swept Baxter’s with a K N score extending the race to this decisive night.

Acton Baxter Laboratories Force Electric and Beardmore Beanimore's Force Electric Taxster'sa Baxters

Centennial Fall Fair at Georgetown Plans Big Weekend

Georgetown's Centennial Fall Fair set for Friday and Saturday September 6 and 7 features a 100 year service pylon dedication by Minister T L Kennedy. Highlights include agriculture displays, Ontario Hydro, arts and crafts, junior farmers, school exhibits, a grand horse show, livestock and poultry exhibits, and Winnipeg Stranger Shows with three rides.

Georgetown T .L. Kennedy Dominion Department of Agriculture Ontario Hydro Ontario Etertain Winnipeg Esquesing Agricultural Society Georgetown Fair

Obituary notices for Thomas Vickerman and Mrs Clarke

The death of Thomas Garforth Vickerman former Campbellville woollen mill operator occurred at Kitchener-Waterloo Hospital after a heart attack The obituary lists survivors including his wife Matilde Lauder and three sisters In a separate notice Mrs Henretta Jane Clarke wife of William Clarke died suddenly at home in Barese on Ducmiay August mh The funeral was at Stockford Parlors with burial in Harrie cemetery The Hebecca Lodge members attended the grave side tribute The Clarke family includes husband William and son Harvey with several siblings and extended relatives.

Thomas Garforth Vickerman Campbellville Epsedville Kitchener-Wester Joe Hospital Mr. Vickerman Matilde Lauder Mre S. Stager New Dundee Mra Willam Simmonds Galt Mra Jacob Cook Zen William Clanke Henretta Jane Qarke Wiliam Clarke William Catherine Lank Barese Ducmiay Clark Stockford Harrie Mre Clarke Rev. Hare The Baptist Church Frat W

Burlington News Briefs and Local updates

Don McCallum broke his thumb playing lagreuse with the Hamilton team Friday. Assessor William Rennie reports a likely large rise in the upcoming tax roll. J Gordon Blair will represent the insecticide and fungicide industry on the Agricultural Advisory Committee to the Ontario Research Commission. Don MacFarlane of Burlington High finished second in the 100 yard at Lake Couchiching with a time of 11.2 seconds. Town council opposed a grand hospital welcome plan for Returned Men and directed a large outdoor welcome at Lidns Park.

Don McCallum Hamilton Assensor William Rennie J. Gordon Blair Ontario Research Commission Ontario Lake Couchiching Don MacFarlane Burlington Thurlington Reeve Craig Lidns Park

Shower for Helen Meredith and Emmanuel Karn in Memorial Hall

A Monday evening shower at Memorial Hall honored Miss Helen Meredith and Mr. Emmanuel Karn as the engaged couple. Guests enjoyed a short program, gifts, and dancing after lunch.

Memorial Hall Helen Meredith Emmanuel Karn John Newton Heart Doris Mitchell Mra A. J. Smethurst Jacquelaines Smethurst Dorothy McDonald W. T. Newton Barrie Helen Shelburne Diang Ray Powell Lowville Wm. J. Lane Newronne Sask A. W. Benton Mr. Rae Scott Enerby's Mrs. Downes Gelph

Acton Community Recreation Notes Track Seasonal Shifts

The Acton YMCA and Acton Recreation Committee outline summer to fall activities. The Acton Tennis Club reports wins and upcoming matches versus Fergus Kitchener and Brampton while youth baseball, Pee Wee League, and a World Series among local teams wrap the season. Swimming lessons and water safety progress amid a brief pond closure. A Nostalgic return visit from Mr. Rosell recalls old park landmarks. Softball and the Acton Boys Band join Norval camp activities for young players.

Y.M.C.A Acton Hoth Dille Paco Deas Fese L'Nsas Fergua Kitchener Brampton Finat Lust Fergus Oakville Weston Acton Park Weaton Georgeiten As Toway Rosell West End M.C.A Norval Ontario

Acton Boys Win Close Game Then Band Concert Follows

The Acton boys clinched a twelve to one victory in a tight finish. After the game the Band arrived for a large hall concert led by Charlie Mason. A Sing-Song midway had the band and boys rivaling for loudest singing. Both groups combined to "raise the roof" and the crowd enjoyed a good time. Mr Ware supervised transportation and care for the boys, finding real enjoyment in the service.

Acton Boys Charlie Mason Otal Otal Mr. Ware

Georgetown council approves Cedarvale farm purchase for veterans homes

Georgetown council reached a deal with E B Tyera to buy a block of Cedarvale Farm for the construction project of 30 veterans homes. Captain Harold Marshall returns from Ottawa after war service and will be discharged after furlough. Mrs Lykle De Vries plans to fly to Holland from Montreal to visit relatives for two months aboard the Prins Willem. Hobiason suffers a hand injury at Provincial Paper Coating mill.

Hobiason Canadian Pastel Corps Ottawa Harold Marshall Io Mra Lykle de Vries Holland Montreal Mra de Vries Orange Line Rotterdam Georgetown

Auction sale of cattle, horses, pigs, poultry in Nelson Township

Public auction to sell horses cows young cattle pigs and poultry from ALFX RUERRIVYH farm Lot 6 Con 3 Township of Nelson mile south of Lowville on September 12 1956 at 2 00 p m DST. items include Belg gelding May Clyde gelding Holstein cows Ayrshire Durham cattle various ages pigs poultry and two york pigs. Terms cash no reserve. Hindley and Elliott as auctioneers.

Ruerrivyh Hie Farm Nelson Lowville Tuuraday Ptember Durham Ayrshire York Hampshire

Public Auction of Farm Livestock in Nelson Township

6 William Shields to kell auction listing cattle and hogs to be sold at public auction on Thursday September 5 1648 at 2 oclock at the farm Lot 10 Con 8 Township of Nelson four miles south west of Milton with cows heifers steers stockers veal young cattle sows pigs and calves sale with cash settlement on day no reserve due to proprietor lack of help Hindley Elliott and E Readhead clerks auctioneers and clerk respectively

Wm. Shields Kell Nelson Milton Durham Aide York Hindley & Elliott E. Readhead

Giant 1200-Pound Turtle Landed In Maritime on Harpoon

A fisherman hauled ashore a turtle over 1200 pounds in Jillbards Nova Scotia. The sea giant measured more than 7% feet in length and was described as the largest ever landed in the Maritime.

Jillbbards N.S

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