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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Dec 14, 1950
Page
15
Items of interest to be relayed in these columns include people moving to towns and guests visiting Acton homes. Mentions Annie Weese and Diane moving to Gurlph, Mrs Norman Bain of Porante, and various gatherings and visits across the community with names and places scattered throughout.
A Nelson area outbreak is reported with residents urged to seek medical care. Health officials warn of rising cases and emphasize vaccination and isolation to curb spread.
Mrs W A Fraser was honored as a life member at a Presbyterian church meeting. The induction drew many attendees and officers approved the membership and related honors. Representatives from various groups attended, with plans for future events noted.
Mr and Mrs Hortop were entertained at a turkey dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Hortoe in Rookwood last Wednesday night for their last wedding anniversary. Robby and Jestin Jestin visited Kit chener with Mr and Mrs Robert McCutcheon. Robert is convalescing after an operation in K. and W. Hospital.
A school sports event ended with the boys team defeated by the girls squad. The article notes unclear details about players and officials including Hazel Wolliamson and Bal Mehtugh, with a proposed club name change to Sateen and a potential dowall party under discussion.
A local Pal ermo Juniors Club meeting in Halton County drew criticism for perceived over professionalism during a December 4 event. The piece notes discussions on pensions, milk quotas, and a municipal election while praising community members and noting local social activities.
Letter from C A Thomson Executive Officer outlines safe holiday tree practices. Advises using water soaked trees and fireproof decorations and warns against overloading circuits and leaving lights unattended. Encourages public to follow prevention tips to reduce Christmas fire risk.
A new dry yeast product enters the market claiming easier handling and quicker rising times. It is packaged in a nitrogen flushed, moisture proof metal canister to ensure freshness and extended refrigerated shelf life.
A weathered pad for worker hands features a snap fastened adjustable straw for snug fit and comfort. It is claimed to prevent injuries when handling brick metal sheets sharp edges and castings.
Readable fragments indicate a civic meeting discussing rebates and public support. Mentions individuals and organizations in a murky text with references to voting, meetings, and local governance.
A local meeting titled Farm Labor Forum was held at a community center. The event featured remarks on worker engagement and farm management practices, with attendance noted and comments recorded for follow up.
Mrs Whe Moonprize an Acton resident died in her 93rd year after a long life rooted in Adjala Township and Acton. She married Witham Mainprize in 1944, lived in Dungannon and Bracebridge before settling in Acton in 1912. Survived by husband two sons Harry and Elmer two daughters Mamie and Iva. Funeral at Victor Bo Rumley Funeral Home conducted by Rev RH Armstrong with interment at Fairview Cemetery Acton. Pallbearers listed from local communities.
Residents and families flock to Ic8dar Valley on Sunday for visits and gatherings. The scene centers on community leaders coordinating outreach with local figures including Mr wed Maw and Mr oallet as turnout options edge toward a vote day in the region.
The organizer at the 25th anniversary of Dublin Worsen's Institute held at the Mas W Wothies Dekoblin barn featured Miss Flinteth Appletee as organizer. Drieken was the first president with Mrs MacDougall as first secretary treasurer. A social program included readings poems songs and an art auction. An anniversary cake was cut by Mrs George Somerville.
Auctioneers Hindley and Elliott list a large farm sale at JOAN MOFFATs Nassagawesa township property on December 31, 1958. Goods include dining suites chairs tables sideboard bookcase clocks sofas cook stoves and household items. Terms are cash with clerk. no reserve on farm property.
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