Deaths Be a Plan of Bikes Moraes in Memoriam Notices
A brief memoriam note reflects on Moraes with plans for bikes and a commemorative plan. The text invokes remembrance and ongoing intent, highlighting personal loss and tribute.
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Feb 01, 1940
Page
9
A brief memoriam note reflects on Moraes with plans for bikes and a commemorative plan. The text invokes remembrance and ongoing intent, highlighting personal loss and tribute.
Deaths listed for William John Awrey Michael Flynn John Weatherston and Lex Douglas with funeral details at Acton and Guelph General Hospital. Also notices for Beatty Arnold Montiel and a general remembrance message from family.
February snow wanes as border sun returns. Acton V hosts evening groups at the town hub while Mason Knitting moves to a larger plant on Guelph Street. Reports note injuries at Beardmore plant and local farming sales to Quebec Agricultural College. A Leap Year Carnival at Acton Arena on February 21 draws plans.
In a postponed Midget Hockey League contest the Leafs fought the Canadiens to a four four tie at the Arena on Theday at 4 15. Leafs led until late in the third before the Canadiens surged to three unanswered goals, then the Leafs equalized. Leafs scorers were Young 1 Lambert 2 Brunelle 1. Canadiens scorers were Pryor 2 P Turkees 1 Stewart 1.
Michael Flynn of Esquesing Township died at Pontiac Michigan on January 23 at age seventy four. He was born in Esquesing and lived in Detroit Portland and Pontiac. survived by wife Mary A Grose and son Robert plus brothers Joseph and James. Funeral held at St Andrew’s Church with burial at St Andrew’s Cemetery. William James Easterbrook of Winnipeg died January 12 at 68. employed in Eaton’s Engineers’ Department for 35 years. He moved from Ontario to Winnipeg 40 years ago and is survived by two sons, a daughter, second wife Leila Easterbrook, and siblings. Funeral at St Margaret’s Anglican Church with Elmwood Cemetery burial. Masons and Shriners participated.
The obituary notes the funeral of James McLean aged 73 of Erin Township born on the family farm. He served as a school trustee and was a Liberal, survived by wife Agnes Couch and son Donald. Interment followed at Fairview Cemetery Acton.
Air Commodore A. Al. Cluffe of the Royal Canadian Air Force is named officer in charge of No 1 Training Command in Canada under the Commonwealth Air Training scheme. The program trains airmen from across the Empire in Canada. Photo by Frederick William Lyons and Sons.
A funeral was held Tuesday for a resident noted for keen municipal interest. Interment took place at Mimosa in Erin Township. Reverend Harold Stainton of Dublin Street United Church conducted the service. A solo was rendered by Mrs. Lionel Allan. Grandsons Elgin Awrey Ivan Awrey Gordon Tanne Lorne Peer attended alongside nephews Toon Loree Roy Leslie Cecil Leslie Ernest Awrey Harold Morris and Ross Jamieson.
Mrs Gordon Hayward born in Acton spent most of life there before moving to Toronto about 25 years ago. She lost eyesight years earlier yet attended College Street Baptist Church. Survived by husband and daughter in Brooklyn with three grandchildren. Funeral services held in Toronto and Acton with interment at Fairview Cemetery.
Senior members held a well attended skating party and dance last Saturday with plans for more events through the winter. Junior Girls missed a Guelph swimming trip due to YWCA cancellation, but social activities continued at the Y. The Juvenile Team joined a four team league in Rockwood Eden Mills Guelph Acton, losing 3 5 at Guelph in their first game, next game in Guelph.
The commission debated buying a thawing machine to clear ground for water services and installed two meters to monitor supply. Trials in Brampton prompted a decision to seek more information before proceeding. Superintendent to arrange meters and thawing plans limited to Acton Hydro served areas.
In a humorous exchange a nurse remarks Ward 6 is very good looking and jokes that the patient has already been washed by three nurses this morning. The nurse cautions not to wash his face again.
Acton Juniors beat Burlington 11 to 1 to secure a playoff berth. Acton led 2 0 after first period, 5 1 after second, and 11 1 at full time. Scorers included Nichols 3 Blow 2 Tyler 2 Brush 2 Murphy Marzo 1 each with Holmes in net. Miltons loom next as key rival in upcoming matchup Monday.
Schedule lists games for Burlington at Milton and Milton at Georgetown tonight Bol ton at Georgetown Monday Milton at Acton Tuesday Georgetown at Guelph with matches centered on local teams and cities.
A girl questions why the fiancé wants return of letters. He says he paid an expert to write them and may use them again someday, implying possible future leverage or legal risk.
On Tuesday evening the United Young People's Union held its weekly meeting directed by Literary Convener Miss Isabel Cowie. She spoke on famous Canadian artists writers and musicians giving brief biographies. The session opened with a sing song and ended with group games.
A landlady raises weekly board and lodging from seven fifty to eight fifty, citing Sandy’s hearty appetite. Sandy pleads he is already “killing himself” trying to eat at the original rate, urging reversal.
Mr. E. W. Masters suffered a severe fall Monday at the Beardmore Co. plant, slipping from a box onto cement and injuring his back and spine. After X rays at the hospital he is confined to bed at home, with friends hoping for a full recovery.
Mrs Skinflint eyed a box of kippers and questioned the price with a sharp, humorous exchange. The fishmonger explains six cents, noting the kippers are small and come from the North Sea not Loch Ness.
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