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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Dec 02, 1948
Page
2
Notices of Births and Marriages and Deaths were printed without charge. Memorial notices and poetry line additions appeared in the journal.
Birth notices from McLellan Flory McGeachie HUGH Waker Basyth Allan Ricketts list newborns and parents with locations including Trail St Joseph’s Hospital Guelph Acton Campbellville Rockwood and dates in late November 1948. The items note mother and baby well and siblings.
In loving memory of our dear mother Sarah McArthur who passed away December 4 1987 with poems thanking God for her life and noting sorrow at her loss. Family members express ongoing remembrance and love through verses and personal notes.
December brings light snowfall and Christmas sales as residents prepare for the holiday. Election Day approaches with voting encouraged. Elmer Manns move to War Time House. Reeve David D Gray secures eleventh term by acclamation in Eramosa Township. St Johns Ambulance Home Nursing Course certificates awarded to nine residents with instructor Miss M Gibbans and examiner Dr Kenney.
Edith McVeigh born in Ireland came to Canada as a young girl and settled in Toronto. She married William Hillary twenty four years ago and they moved to Crewson’s Corners area three years ago. Survived by husband and two daughters Betty Butler and Bernice Dunbar, funeral held at Johnstone and Rumley with pallbearers from Toronto, interment Fairview Cemetery.
Acton club activities continued with pupils visiting Corstrent for a Tuesday luncheon where Norm Baird introduced Mr Anderson of Acton Cranmery. Mr Anderson described prior information given to scholars and visits to several plants as employers cooperate on tours through Acton industrial sites.
Acton residents pledged support on Sept 24 for a Scout Home project for Brownies and Cubs. By Nov 27 the frame and roof were progressing with crews, donations totaling 713.91, and over 10 percent supplier discounts.
About 300 attendees gathered at Milton Town Hall for Halton's first county rally. The event featured speakers from Farm Forum and Ontario agriculture groups, stressing cooperative action, soil conservation, and informed debate. A folk school program in Cherry Hill was highlighted, with plans for December discussions and timely report submissions.
Numerous listings of goods and vehicles for sale including coal stove, 1946 Pontiac sedan, 1947 Mercury coach, range of used cars, furniture, wood and fuel, tools, milk equipment, and farm machinery. Contact names include Mara Win, Jina Dennis, Mrs. Evans, J Ratka, Herb Cook, George town, and Thos E Hewson for details. Some ads note prices such as 1860 dollars for a coal stove and 85 dollars for burners.
Fragmented ad page listing cattle lost and found near Ayrshire and Erin Twa with various misc notices. Includes services from Custom bowling and electrical service, horse and cattle accommodation, and a distribution offer for 250 products with a Montreal address.
Local note from Mackenzie News references Georgetown loss to Acton, upcoming game, and warm weather. Atlantic dock strike allows extra coal supply with Reading nut stove and egg coal available next week from the car. Nominations are closed. residents can vote Monday to raise issues at the polls.
In the matter of Section 23 of The Municipal Act and an application by the Corporation of the Village of Acton for annexation of parts of the Township of Exqueaing described as Part of the West Half of Lot 29 Concession 3 Part of the Northeast Half of Lot 27 Concession 3 Part of the Southwest Half of Lot 27 Concession 3.
Classified blurbs request calves and horses, skates sizes 2 for girls and boys, pullets Barred Rocks New Hampshires Light Sussex, and old valuables cash for old glassware dishes ornaments vases buttons silver and furniture. An opening for a boy over 16 to learn printing at The Acton Free Press with details for handwritten applications.
The Ontario Municipal Board appoints Tuesday December 14 at 11:15 am for the hearing of all parties interested. The session is to be held at the Council Chambers in the Village of Acton. Date Toronto the sixteenth of Neemnes ADTAH MH SANDERSON Secretary.
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