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Fragmented notice shows classified real estate display header with memorial and event line. Missing details limit full reconstruction.
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jan 02, 1964
Page
6
Fragmented notice shows classified real estate display header with memorial and event line. Missing details limit full reconstruction.
An announcement from Mr and Mrs Leslie Malladus to announce the birth of their daughter Fave to Bert. The notice states the event occurred Friday January 3 at 7 pm at Kron Presbyterian Church.
Fragmentary OCR yields a jumble of personal names and scattered phrases. It references people such as George Pear and Glendaber and mentions a meeting at a taupe ban end Home Bakes with unclear dates or actions. The legible items provide no coherent event or outcome.
In memoriam notes recall a daughter and war era memory with personal names and places. The text mentions Joan and Allen and references past events and losses within a fragile remembrance. The fragmentary lines hint at a memorial tone and familial ties amid wartime references.
A written note expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for gifts and help after a difficult time. Special thanks are given to Dre Aloo and Rev B West for their support during the event.
The Duna Family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends and many who offered kindness and moral support during the time and passing of their dear watcher. Special mention to Dys. Moore, Garrett and MicBtac, Rev. Father Mongan and the Rumboy Shoemaker Fur em Hone Your, and staff at Guelph General Hospital.
A fragmentary listing shows upcoming events and notices across several dates in January. It mentions care programs, child care courses, a women’s club gathering, a home event at 20 John St, and nearby locations with contact hints for details and participation.
The readable lines present a garbled OCR fragment with names and scattered phrases. No coherent events, dates, or places are extractable to form a factual news item or identify individuals or organizations reliably.
Porter Canada Ltd announces the appointment of David A. Bruce as Product Sales Manager for the Thermoid Division. Bruce will oversee sales of tinplate products in Canada including clutch facings brake linings and industrial rubber and fin materials. He has a decade in automotive trade with Electric Storage Battery Company and is a graduate of Carnegie Mellon University. He resides in Oakville with his wife and two children.
Came from Muskoka to work in a tannery George Posteo died suddenly at home on Wellington Street aged 22. He came to Aston two years ago from Sprueediele en die Maas Kobe, born April 198. Funeral arrangements were private with a temporary service and interment to follow at Spreedabh. He is survived by his wife Margret Seneth, a daughter, his parents Mr and Mrs William Pewee of Spiiestale, and two brothers and a sister.
Clean two room apartment with bath and modern conveniences. Adults only, central location. $68 per month. Address 28 Main St. N. Contact for details.
Two youths and a boy, all described as juveniles, faced theft charges after a Saturday shoplifting incident at Chan Heaton's Powering Store. Police recovered a signet ring and a wristwatch, with items located by Officer Mary Thiness of the Acton OPP detachment.
An auction notice for Holstein cattle at Cole home, Yocom Township, begins Saturday January 11 at two o’clock. Listed are seventeen Western cows and heifers with names, birth dates, and pedigree notes, bred and shown stock, plus herd sires and terms: cash with order. Auctioneer is WM. AramnseiW, with clerk Melityre.
A historical account marks Campbellville as a police village since 1914 with a 50th birthday celebration planned in 1994. The piece traces early settlers like John Campbell and Colin, notes bridges, mills, and taverns, and mentions figures such as Sir Robert Borden and M. J. Cayton in the centennial context.
Mrs Emma Bennett a 90 year old Manor resident talks about aging independence and the benefit of the Manor home. She recalls moving to Georgetown then settling in the Manor after marrying and working at the local church. She praises the facility for quality care and support.
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