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Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Dec 13, 1951

Page

12

Local Notes From Guelph and Nearby Areas

Mrs. Harry OShea of Guelph is a patient at St Josephs Hospital. Mr and Mrs H W Hinton visited in Streetaville over the weekend. Mr William McLeod is a patient in Toronto Wellesley Hospital. Mrs R J Brown Mr Warren Brown and Miss Mary Eleanor Smith of Toronto visited Acton on Sunday. Mrs M Yabsley and children of Ottawa visited over the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs William McLeod. Sympathy to Miss Mary Redman on the death of her mother Mrs Mary Redman of Guelph. Friends of Mr Howard Hambert regret he is under doctors care in Guelph General Hospital. Mr and Mrs H Roy Wansborough plan to winter in Florida at the Hotel Alma starting December.

Wm. McLeod Toronto Wellesley R. J. Brown Warren Brown Mary Eleanor Smith Acton M. Yabsley Ottawa Mary Redman Guelph Howard Hambert Guelph General Hospital H. Roy Wansbrough Florida Alma

Wedding Trip Car Overturns Near Acton

Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Edwards on their wedding near Rockwood as their car overturned on a downward curve near Acton after leaving for their honeymoon. they escaped injuries. Also notes a Veterans Land dinner in Guelph, local Main Street lighting upgrades, and weekend visitors including Johnston Hewat Simcoe Roy Day Toronto and others.

Thomas L. Edwards Harry Edwards Rockwood Acton Guelph Land Concern Martin Bauer Presbyterian Church Martin Bauer Jr Main St Johnston Hewat Simcoe Roy Day Toronto Roy Kirwan Wm. Dunbar Murdo Munro Guelph St

Last of Family Mrs Gillespie Dies in Toronto

Diana Jane Gillespie, last member of a seven sibling Akins family, dies at General Hospital Toronto on December 2. She lived much of life in Saskatchewan before returning to the community two years ago. Funeral by Rev. E A Currey at Victor B Rumley Funeral Home with six nephews as pallbearers. Interment Ebenezer Cemetery.

General Hospital Toronto Diana Jane Gillespie Robert Diana Akins Malcolm Gillespie Saskatchewan Victor B. Rumley E. A. Currey The United Church Ellis Charles Thomas Mac McLaughlin Reginald Cecil Akins Ebenezer Cemetery

Limehouse W I Hold Annual Christmas Meeting

The Limehouse Women's Institute held its annual Christmas gathering at Mrs. A. W. Benton’s home with 17 members and seven visitors. Guests discussed library upgrades costing over 75 dollars, charity donations, a bazaar profit of 63 dollars, and a 20 pound food parcel sent to England. The event featured music, readings, and a community party plan, with attendees reporting travel and visiting relatives.

A. W. Benton Mary Stewart Scott Mission, Hospital For Sick Children Iislion” Children Batkin Halton Ruth Brown Chicago District W.I Jean Ruddell Manitoulin Island van Zant Cooksville James Noble Box Shanghai China Toronto A. C. Bourne Bourne Gordon Grieg Wm. Grieg Brantford Iven Fred Cox Hilsburg Shelbourne’s Frank Miler Brock Miller

Seven Turkeys Recovered. Farm Hand Charged

Provincial Constable J. Bradley recovered seven stolen turkeys from a vacant barn near Acton. The birds, reported stolen from Dr. P. Beer of Georgetown, led to charges against farm hand John Millar. The discovery occurred during an investigation into another theft.

J. Bradley Milton Kaqueding Dear Acton John Millar Acton Const. Bradley

Dividend Halted By Wool Combing Corp of Canada

Wool Combing Corp of Canada will not pay the quarterly dividend due January 10, 1952. Vice-president Ron Markan cites unsatisfactory textile conditions and heavy decline in demand for wool combing services. The company operates on a commission basis and holds no wool inventories. no tariff protection exists for the industry in Canada.

Wool Combing Corp. of Canada Ron Markan Kompany Canada Whatsever Markan

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Ice E. Tyler OFA Oswald Schwandt Hassard Radio & Television Harry O'Shea St. Joseph's Hospital H.W. Hinton Streetaville Limehouse W.I Optometrist Douglas ST YMCA Board OF Directors Turkey Mom Dad Sis Hartt, Ritchie, Slater, Valentine E. Braida Shoe Store Did USA Motor-Aid Services Limited United States Ballentine Motors Lorne Garner Motors Arthur Scott Motors Ltd Georgetown W. A. Marshall Erin Dave Stewart Ospringe G.A King ST. West Ontario Pallant
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