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Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Feb 28, 1952

Page

12

Rockwood Community Club Variety Show Draws Large Crowd

The third annual Variety Show in Rockwood’s town hall drew large crowds on Friday and Saturday, with Saturday night capacity reached and many turned away. Charles Heffernan hosted the Gay Nineties program, Ted Jewell of Guelph played piano, and acts included songs, dances, skits, duets, and guitar numbers by local performers. Several residents and visitors, including Bernice Freeman and Mrs. Swanston party, were noted among attendees and travelers to Sarasota, Florida.

Rockwood Town Hall Charles Heffernan Ted Jewell Guelph Wm. Crofts Crewson's Corners Wm. Black

Ospringe Mourns Burn McKinnon Death in Car

A gloom settled over Ospringe when Burn McKinnon was found dead in his car after his son in law Byron Bruce discovered him slumped inside. The notice extends sympathy to his daughter Blanche Bruce and family, and to his brothers Neil and Bruce.

Rhair Evening Auxiliary Studies South America

The February Rhair Evening Auxiliary meeting at Mrs Walter Hambly’s home opened with a hymn and Lord’s Prayer. They remembered King George VI, discussed education for the Bible study, thanked members, and began a study on South America with Mrs Wm Mahon leading the opening chapter.

Rhair Walter Hambly George VI Robert Barr Wor Mahon Hambty Stewart Cramp Isobel McConnell Guelph Wm. Mahon Mrw. Menzies

Three Forums Hear Don Baron at Nassa S S No 7

About 60 Farm Forum members gathered at Nassagaweya S S No 7 to hear Don Baron of Toronto editor of Farmers' Magazine Live Stock Department. He spoke on obtaining magazine news and stock market methods while dances games and a lunch followed. condolences extended to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Locker on the death of their granddaughter.

No. 7 Forum Ligny No. & Forum Don Baron Toronto Farmers’ Magazine P. McLean Oscar Locker John Locker Orton

Sanford Passes Piano Exam and Local Notices

Congratulations to Bulic Sanford who passed Grade 2 piano exams. The column reports winners from a Wednesday marathon and various local events, including sewing class work, a February financial committee cadre, birthday celebrations, family and friend visits, and residents moving or staying with relatives in Campbellville, Streetsville, Toronto, Erin, and Port Credit.

Bulic Sanford R. L. Davidson Wm. Dobbie Rol Davidson O. Locker Locker Kirkpatrick W.L Geary Stan Matthews Wol Newton Barre Rom Bourne Toronto Burlex Lime Son Moshe Mithere House Gisby Sunnybrook Hospital James Noble W Stringer Ashgrove C FE Meredith van Zant Port Credit

New 3000 lb Car Towing Line Debuts

The Financial Post reports a 3000 pound capacity towing line. It connects with special hooks and a catch and is available in 4 and 64 yard lengths.

Financial Post

Local residents linked by visits and travel notes

Mr. James Dobbie of Clifford visited Acton this week. Miss Margaret Garvin spent the weekend with Toronto friends. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Lambert visited Acton over the weekend. Mr. En Brown of Toronto visited with his sister Fern Brown. Miss Merle Overholt of Toronto visited her cousin Virena Johnston. Mr. D. Mason and Mr. R. Mac Arthur attended the annual hydro convention in Toronto. Mrs. Wilfrid McDonald of Toronto visited her father Robert Lowrie here last week. Mr. Joe Kentner attended the funeral of cousin Ernest Stuckey in Toronto on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Prosser and Marion of Hanover spent the weekend with G. A. Dills. Mrs. Lawrence Williams was moved to St Josephs Hospital in Guelph. Mrs. W. E. Thompson of London visited R. MacArthur. Editor G. A. Dills is in Ottawa for the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association meeting and Parliament session opening.

Burn McKinnon Yile Byron Bruce Khamne Blanche Neil Hillsburgh Fruce Coningsby Mac Maude Alex Maude Guelph Wilfred Awrey Elgin Brown Windsor Russell Smith Sinclair Farm Frank Davies Austin McCutcheon Toronto Fergus Bert Crag Joan Georgetown J. Hunter George P. Anderson Hindley and Elliott Ida Tovell Fort Erie Beverly Brice Sick Children's Hospital John Root Wilfrid McDonald Robert Lowrie Joe Kentner Ernest Stuckey Clare Prosser Marion Hanover G. A. Dills Lawrence Williams St. Joseph's Hospital, Guelph Ottawa Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association GQ. W Morrison Sudbury Anna Coulson Hradley Nomnan Thoman Nave Florida Mafilroyineo Beth Barden Mrus Gils Kingsbury Jim Nickell Pontine Mich Mra. Adama James Mack Mra. J. Turner Marge Young Bob Fittin Eden Mills Women’s Institute James Stevenson of Cobden Gordon Stevenson James Nickell Pontiae S. Wilson Wilson Nickell Ada Jennings Joseph Jennings George Gemakas G. Gemakos St. George's Church Presbyterian Church Eden Crest Institute Ellen Daniel W. J. Lowrie Joseph Lasby W. A. Lasby Frank Lemmer Erindale

Clearing Auction Sale at Milton Farm

Public auction from G W Symons at his Milton area farm on Town Line between Nelson and Trafalgar Townships Tuesday March 12 starting 1:90 pm. Livestock include Ayrshire and Durham cows bred dates, a red Durham heifer, a Black Holstein cow, and a two-year-old Ayrshire bull. Implements include tractors, a Harvester combine, a power drag saw, plows, wagons, and fencing gear. Dairy equipment, hay and straw, furniture and household items also for sale. Cash with clerk. no reserve as farm is sold.

G. W. Symons Milton Nelson Trafalgar Ayrshire Durham Harvester Combine Hindley and Elliott Rockwood Milton Iw Randell

Eden Mills Valentine's Winners Announced and Local News

Eden Mills celebrates a Valentine draw with winners listed among residents and visitors. A Valentine dance drew a good crowd. couples and individuals are thanked for donations to the Eden Mills Women’s Institute. The community notes include weddings, visits, and store alterations, plus a final fact that Mount Logan is Canada’s highest peak.

Canada Mount Logan

Acton High School News: Student Activities and Films

Acton High students held a form party with skating and lunch at the Scout Hall, then danced before a Thursday school-day end. They viewed nursing and journalism films for the Vocational Guidance Course. Girls began basketball in P T classes and seek out of town competition after more practice.

Carolyn Oakes Nevn Adort P.T

Everton Rev Simpson Speaks at Y P Young People’s Meeting

Rev Simpson of Hill Crest Church Toronto spoke at the Young People’s meeting Sunday night. Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Gilband with family of Toronto and Mr and Mrs B Palmer and family of Guelph. Mrs Suter spent the weekend in Paris for a wedding. Mrs Lloyd Cutting Acton visited her mother Mrs Jeastin. Mr and Mrs Jack Morrell and son from Guelph visited Mr and Mrs J J Benham. The McCutcheon family attended a funeral in Dashwood and visited friends, then saw Robert McCutcheon in Kitchener. Mrs George Hilton was ill and hospitalized in Guelph. Mr and Mrs Wm Head visited with Fred Murray in Guelph.

Rev. Simpson Hillcrest Toronto Young People’s Meeting Gilband Miller B. Palmer Guelph Suter Paris Lloyd Cutting Acton Jeastin

Armour Grip Shirts for BOAC Crews Unveiled at Fair

British Overseas Airways Corporation introduces Armour Grip shirts for its crews and hostesses to prevent riding up. The new design will debut at the British Industries Fair in Manchester.

British Overseas Airways Corporation Max

Farm Auction at Haltonville Corner near Campbellville

A farm sale on Saturday March 8 at 1 30 p m features jerseys stockers York hogs a tractor thresher and dairy equipment. Registered stock lines include horses cattle hogs and heifers with miscellaneous farm gear and implements. Cash settlement through clerk Milton L McMillan with no reserve as proprietor has given up farming.

Kaulikovsky Haltonville Corner Nassagaweya Campbellville Jersey Jjersey Stein Durham York Remstead Wood Ford Hindley and Elliott Rockwood Milton L. McMilain

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Ospringe Campsellville Aux South America Nassagaweya S.S. No Limehouse Bill Sanford James Dobbie Clifford Margaret Garvin Mrs. Eldon Lambert En Brown Mlet Fern Brown Merle Overholt Virena Johnston Mr. D. Mason Mr. R. MacArthur Hydro Eden Mills Valentine Pontiacs Buiges Vauxhalls G.M.C Lome Garner Boy Scout Acton High School News Everton Simpson Y.P D. J. Armstrong, D.C Frederick St. Ni, Acton Main St Wm. R. Bracken Tou Dimity Srgellal
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