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Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Dec 17, 1942

Page

4

Nassagaweya notes and threshing milestone

The Heather Mission Band of Ebenezer United Church led a monthly meeting last Sunday under Mrs. John Robertson. Elwood Wilson completed a 34th threshing season on Friday. Visitors from Ingersol and Beverly called on Nassagawey residents over the weekend and Christmas concerts are being prepared as holidays approach. Deer are seen in the district daily. The Forge Press extends Christmas greetings.

Heather Mission Ebenezer United Church John Robertson Elwood Wilson Edward Byerman Gon Rusk Ingersol Nassagawega Logie Rohertson Beverly Duncan Moffat C. A. Darby Knatchbull Iast Mra Mac McLaughlin Nassagaweyn Boattalo Forge Press CPENG

Burlington Court Fines and Property Transfers Noted

Several speaders were fined by Magistrate Woodliffe in Magistrate's Court last Friday. A local resident was fined for dog by law. adjournments were made in other cases. The Cavan Bank of Commerce appeals 1943–4 assessments to the County Judge. J A Lockhart bought the Wagher property on the Guelph line, 86 acres, and took possession. James Godbold moved into the Gilbert house on Burlington Avenue. The Ontario Municipal Board ordered the Town of Burlington to charge for sewer connections to fifteen Nelson Township houses built by A S Nicholson and Son Limited, at 2 12, 1000 and years 183, 144 and 15, £1200 yearly, subject to revision in 1946. Nicholson and Son offered to pay 12 per year. town asked 23 25 per house connected.

Woodliffe Cavan Bank ‘of Commerce Eed Smith Edward Harris Water Street Court of Revision J. A. Lockhart Wagher Guelph Nicholson and Son Gacette

Sympathy Notes And Local Social Reach Far

The Sympaths of the community mourn the Hayne Ming family after a death Friday afternoon in their eighties. A meeting at the home of Mrs Wretioan on Wednesday evening listed the officers and helpers for January. A parcel of army surplus and winter wear was donated to the Red Cross rooms, and condolences go to Mrs A Hill after word of her father’s death in Birmingham England.

Hayne Ming Mis A Wo Benton Ars Mate Bell Ho Norton Ings Mig M Sattady Hiinh Povnist Newton Dare Scott Hoene J N Newt Amy Woot Wee Teave Mex Wright Ronald McDonald Brampton Mia Hill Birmingham England Aingering Invern

Local Service Members and Community Notices Update

Pte Elwood Perryman spent the Xmas end at his home with Mr and Mrs Edwin Perryman. Pte Ray Swindlehurst and Pte J W Swindlehurst were home on leave. The Mission Circle met with the theme of Mira Lillian Shortill. Mrs Arnold MacEnery is wished a speedy recovery. Mrs J R Pickering visiting her sister. Mrs A Vanatter noted. Bud Snow spent the week end at his home with Mr and Mrs J Snow.

Elwood Perryman Edwin? Perryman Mize Phyltin Foreman Triad Mra. Foreman Ray Swindlehurst M. Swindlehurst Mira Lillian Shortill Arnold MacEnery J. R. Pickering A. Vanatter Swindiehurst Bud Snow J. Snow

Georgetown wind destroys Woolen Mill on King Street

High winds in Georgetown Friday morning destroyed the Woolen Mill on King Street owned by Himel Brothers of Toronto. Damages estimated at 10000 dollars. Magistrate Woodliffe fined S Brunnelle T Harris J Massey and E Francescato five dollars for nonattendance at parade. Joseph Gibbons re-elected mayor with 1035 votes. Norman H Brown re-elected reeve. turnout over 70 percent.

King Street Himel Brothers Toronto S. Brunnelle T. Harris J. Massey E. Francescato mHfor Lorne Scots Reserve Woodliffe Acton He M. Repburn Genes Joseph Gibbons Harold Clemee Norman H. Brown Mr. Brown James Costigan Meve Herald

White Gift service at United Church marks Rockwood meeting

The December meeting of the Boys' Own Mission Band at United Church Sunday School room featured a White Gift service. Gordon Harris chaired. Kenneth Hewat kept minutes. carols and poems were read by New Lambert and Charlie Maw. gifts were received by David Sommerville and Bruce Hosking and sent to Toronto for Sick Children's Hospital.

United Church Sunday School Union Jack Mays Gordon Harris Kenneth Hewat Bble Charlie Maw Norman Lambert New Lambert Bruce Hosking David Sommerville Frank Moore Mission Band Mes Wilcos Ermesefoas China Wot Edwards Wilcos Wallote Toraunta S Jackson Rockwood Ant Mr. Pleasant Alfred Duby James Hepburn Everton McDiucall Roy May Toronto George Gordon Guptpry Neil Gorton Meg Donald Meadows Bartle Ul

Erin Walker Buys Toronto Residence in Spring Possession

Mrs Charles Walker of Toronto purchased Mrs Ed Overland's residence on South Mait Street and will take possession in spring. Village businessmen met at Town Hall Monday night to discuss a talenceient incident at Continuatiat Setiout last Wednesday afternoon. Grenville Hall, a first year student from TuUSburg, fractured a small bone in his left wrist during a practice with his team in boys gymnastics.

Charles, Walker Toronto Ed. Overland South Mait Street Grenville Hall Tuusburg Advocate

Opening dance marks Orton’s new hall milestone

A large crowd danced to Varvey Dearing as the hall opened with remarks by local officials. Mr. Huxley cut the ribbon and a reception thanked donors. News items note visits from Carm en Alton and Hilton Young, a funeral in Alton, and a later opening dance praised despite poor roads. Community members Angus Muir wed, with Herman Dearing visiting Fergus.

Lloyd Rodman Wm. Alexander Alton Jon Cook Fergus Wan Clifford Watson Dundag J. Watson Ant Angus Muir Eleanor Cheyne

Community Notes Aitkens Farewell and Local Events

Neighbors joined Mr. and Mrs. Aitken for a farewell gathering before their move to Bakelet where they purchased a mill. Aitken gifts included kitchen suite, wallet, bracelet, and writing set. guests enjoyed refreshments and music. Ladies' Aid held annual meeting electing officers. Christmas concert at the school featured a large crowd and Santa Claus distributing gifts.

D. B. McKinnon Aid Karl Kalthof R. SS. McCutcheon Blanche Mcfinnon F. Brydon Blanche McKinnon Roy Hindley P&pus AO BO Santa Claus Suntér Do. Robertson Majesty's Servicrs Canad Indies Mae John Thompson Quelpht Hospital

Busy Bees Meeting Notes at Mrs Grant McMillan Home

Stormy day limits attendance at Nassagawego Busy Bees monthly meeting. Members wrote thanks for cigarettes and fruit, donors acknowledged, and seventy nine dollars raised from October activities. A boy to receive five shillings per overseas gift and donations to Salvation Army and Acton Navy League. Mrs Irwin Little elected convenor for Brookville Hall dance. Mrs L O W McMillan resigns overseas parcels role. Gifts from Mrs John M Wilson and Mrs Stan Robinson noted. The group planned quilting at Miss Talbot’s home and shared a social lunch. News includes residents moving, births, deaths, and local weather observations.

Grant McMillan Glenn Britton Onth Salvation Army Acton Navy League Irwin Little Brookville Hall L. O. W. McMillan John M. Wilson Stan Rob Tfwson E Parchen Campbellville Nassagaweya Presbyteriaa William Job Atwood Matthew Job Mnt Mere William Dredge Gorden Silcos Guelph Joe Frank Mary “Allott Hespeler L. A. W. Elliott R.calfs Mountain View

Child Labor in London Earnings Highlight Young Earner

The report notes Pamela Mole a 13 month old artist in London earning around two shillings an hour and 27 pounds monthly in a welfare context. The piece discusses her wage rate and parental use of the money for war savings.

London CP Pamela Mole Pamela Welghe

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