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Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Dec 10, 1953

Page

6

Doctors Study Virus Diseases Polio Serum Plans Discussed

The Halton County Medical Society meeting heard lectures from Prof. C. E. Van Rooyen and Dr. J. C. Sinclair of the University of Toronto on viruses and polio serum trials. They described jaundice infections, outbreak in Richvale, and the cost and uncertain efficacy of polio serum experiments slated for next year.

U.S Halton County Medical Society Estaminct Burlington C. E. van Rooyen J. C. Sinclair Universiy of Toronto J. W. McCutcheon Society Pasteur Sinclair van Rooyen Richvale

Jailed for Liquor Sale in MagnitieS Court

Jack Bain of Acton was sentenced to four months in jail and $80 costs or an additional 15 days for selling liquor illegally. Four teenagers were fined $25 each plus $2.50 costs for underage drinking. A driving charge against S Richardson of Gormley led to a $25 fine with $26 costs.

Jack Bain Acton S. Richardson Gormley K. M Langdon

Three Transformers Cost P U C 702

The record notes a $702 total for three transformers and outlines payments to various suppliers and staff. Mason directs foundation work at the Willow Street garage site. Mrs Urquhart receives $20 for assisting as secretary-treasurer during McGeachie’s absence.

Mason Willow St

Presentation Made At Farm Forum Meeting Dec 7

The store school farm forum held its regular meeting on December 7 with a presentation to newlyweds Marion and Bruce Lindsay. George Henderson gave lamps and Mrs Harry Marchington donated a vase from the Silver Wood Women’s Institute. Bruce thanked the group and plans were set for Christmas cheer for shut ins.

Marion Bruce Lindsay Farm Forum George Henderson Harry Marchington Bob Miller John Glynn Limehouse Stone School

N H H S Rugby Champions to Receive Medals

The Student Council and teachers approved medals inscribed with players names and the victory date for the N.H.H.S rugby champions. A January public auditorium dance titled At Home will feature the Debonnaires orchestra. A December 22 Christmas party for AHS was set, and the rugby banquet occurred December 4 at the Dominion Hotel.

Neil Benton N.hhs Debonnaires AHS Domion Kitchener

Knox Young People In Charge Of Service At Knox Church

Knox Presbyterian conducted the evening service led by young people. Bill Bell, a ministry candidate, preached on Paul. Ushers were Albert Ford, Doug Bennie, LaVerne Allen, and Renke Vilestra. Jima Greer led worship, Doris Allen gave the invocation, Bell read scripture, Joseph sang, Bella Mae Rostell sang a solo, and Rev Armstrong pronounced the benediction.

Knox Presbyterian Church Bill Bell Albert Ford Doug Bennie LaVerne Allen Renke Vilestra Jima Greer Doris Allen Joseph Bella Mae Rostell Armstrong

Entertain Friends At Euchre in Home

Mr and Mrs Thomas Fines entertained about 40 neighbors and friends on Monday evening for a progressive euchre party held in the basement of their new home under construction. Prize winners included Mrs McArthur Alvin Fisher and E Fisher.

Thomas Fines Progressive Euchre McArthur Alvin Fisher E. Fisher Graff Bert Robertson Swain Stamford Campbell Price Germany George D. Robertson Loreen Webb North Bay George L. Robertson Larry K Kliooster van Bo

Ospringe Women’s Institute Christmas Meeting Proceedings

Mrs Arthur Mennney hosted the December Ospringe WI meeting on the 2nd with good attendance. President Mrs David Robertson chaired. readings, roll call, and a sample of homemade candy were noted. A film on cancer was planned for January and donations were given to charity.

Arthur Mennney Ospringe Women’s Institute David Robertson Mary Stewart Wilfred Awrey Alrow Bert Robertson Howard Ralph Sinclair George Grundy Shirley Awrey Pete Fisher H .Howard Jackson

Agnes Jane McKay dies after long illness

Mrs. Agnes Jane McKay dies in St Josephs Hospital Guelph after a lengthy illness. Funeral service held November 30 at Victor B Rumley funeral home Acton with Rev E A Currey and Rev R H Armstrong officiating. Interment Greenwood Georgetown. Survived by husband Alex McKay Georgetown a brother Fred Cole Acton sisters Annie Ern Minnie Emma Acton. Pallbearers and floral tributes listed from multiple family friends and neighbours.

Victor B. Rumley Acton Agnes Jane McKay St. Joseph's Hospital Guelph E. A. Currey R. H. Armstrong Greenwood Cemetery Georgetown Mra McKay Esquesing Margaret Jane Reid William Cole Balfinafad United Church Alex McKay Fred Cole Annie John McLean Ern Minnie Jehan Kirkwood Emma Will McLean E Wilfred Kirkwood Harvey Kirkwood Gordon Kirkwood Mes Kirkwood Archie McKay Marshall McGlaughlin Bert McMenemy Tom Alten Rob Millver Charlie Thompson Wilfred Harding Harding Price W. Norton Annie McKay McLean Jim Libby Weatherston Marshal LaVerne McGlaughlin Tot Rene Allen Maurice Evtym Baker Mr. c G. Bennett Sadie Thompson Donald Kathleen Millie Kirkwood Minnie Somerville Pearl Kennedy Davo Kate McKay Will Kirkwood Carol Mr. McPherson Angus Margaret Thompson Violetta Fred Heyens Gilbert Sinclair A. C Patterson Eva Irene Stuart Margaret Leslie

Correspondents to Mail Community News Weekly

The note requests weekly items of interest be sent by first class mail from now through the start of the New Year to speed delivery during the Christmas rush. Arrangements for extra postage will be made later.

First Clas

Mission Circle Elects Officers and Sends Sympathy

The community expresses condolences to Mr Alex McKay on his wife’s death. Mission Circle met at the church with Mary Jennings presiding. Elizabeth Gilson led scripture study. Officers for 1954 were elected: President Mary Jennings, Vice President Muriel Hibs, Rotary Jay Farmer, Treasurer Vera Warne, Community Friendship Helena Hibs, Supply Secretary Elizabeth Gibson. White Gift Service donated gifts to The Scot Mission in Toronto.

Alex McKay Mary Jennings Robert McEnery Elizabeth Gilson McEnery Muriel Hibs Rotary Jay Farmer Vera Warne Helena Hibs Elizabeth Gibson Mra Tommy Alllan Lloyd McEnery Walter Litham Daughers Willard Sanderson Sen Scot Toronto Isr

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