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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jan 18, 1951

Page

8

Acton Notes and Local Weather From The Georgetown Herald

Community items include skating at the arena, new wigwags at Min Street crossing, and a record player now in use. Notes on snow, frost, and changing weather alongside calls for improved telephone underground cables. School sewing class resumes after Christmas, art and Basle English courses at the Y, and a baptism at Knox Church. County council discusses the Home for the Aged, with K Y Dick of Milton predicting completion in eleven months. Local visitors from Toronto and other towns attended a Triple YT Club ride and dance.

Halton County Home For Toronto K. Y. Dick Milton

Obituary for William M. Frank services held in Campbellville

William M. Frank a contractor in Nassagaweya and surrounding districts for over 50 years was laid to rest Friday January 5 in Campbellville Cemetery. Funeral services were at McClure Funeral Home Georgetown with Rev. John Smith and Rev. Alexander Calder officiating. Pallbearers included Kenneth Bullard William Anderson Donald Weber and others. He died January 31 at his daughter Mrs James F Evans Georgetown home. Surviving are his widow Mary Gilmour three daughters Elma Kilbride Mrs William R. Anderson Pearth of Guelph and Mrs James F Evans Georgetown and one son Andrew Campbellville along with eight grandchildren three sisters and one brother.

William M. Frank Nasgagaweya Campbellville Charles Weir Robert Lasby Frank James F. Evans Georgetown Nassagaweva Mary Gilmour William Bullard Elma Kilbride William R. Anderson Pearth Guelph Andrew Collin Rae Mossbank Sask Steven Carnahan Nelson Village Hiram Donald Mount Forest Joseph Nassagaweya

Rev E A Currey Installs Officers

The Woman's Missionary Society of the United Church met at Mrs. Mowat's home with Miss M Z Bennett presiding. Rev E A Currey conducted installation and dedication of officers and spoke on WMS work. Forty books read this year as 80 home calls and 6 hospital visits were reported. Lunch followed and gratitude was extended to Mrs. Mowat for hosting.

Woman's Missionary Society of the United Church Mowat M.Z. Bennett McArthur J. Moore J. Lambert F. Cleave Community Friendship Secretary Eo Ao Currey WMS Mre Sabwrod

Gratifying Reports From St Alban's Vestry Meeting

The St Alban's Church vestry met Monday with Rev. W G Luxton presiding. Gratitude was expressed for parish support and faithful work, noting the loss of former warden George Chapman. Plans were outlined to begin work on a new parish hall by May 1, and several leadership roles and committees were filled for 1951.

St. Alban's ‘Church W. G .Luxton Mension George Chapman Siindae H. T. ‘Jolley T. G. Jones W. H. Denny W. Bristow F. G. Oakes H. S. Webster A. Clifford C. F. Leatherland H.H. Hinton F. J. Salt R. M. Root A. J. Creasey W. J. O Oakes C Sutton A. S Ware Rom Root C. FL Leatherland Dr Fog. Oakes A Clifford A. W. Haydon

Obituary: Mrs Ruth Antliff A Life of Service Across Churches

Mrs Ruth C Antliff wife of the Rev A C Antliff of Acton United Church for years died November 4 1979 or 1980 after a life of service. She held offices in Montreal Presbyterial WMS and W A and aided Syrian Italian and French Protestant missions and the Lachine Home. She helped create the annual financial statement and served on many advisory boards. Her good works followed her.

United Church Ruth C. Antliff Antlff Hev C. Antliff Acton W.A

MARZO-LAWSON Osi and Family Notice

Births and deaths notices list Osi Marzo-Lawson born to Mrs Nelle Coxe and the late Dr H A Coxe with details. Died Windsor January 8 1961 Alvin Middleton Taylor husband of Hannah Ruse sel Brodie Taylor and father of Ronald Joy Ann and Glenda mentioned. Other obituaries note William T. Hamilton Taronto Margaret Morgan Polly Worton and others with services and interments in Windsor Grove and Johnsons Cemeteries.

Marzo-Lawson Osi R. Armstrong Havel .Lawson Nelle Coxe HA. Coxe Lino Marza Caesar Marva Taylonr Windsor Alvin Middleton “Taylor Hannah Rusesel Brodie ‘Taylor Ronald Joy Ann Glenda Mian Windsor Grove Cemetery

In Loving Memory and Thanks From Acton Community

In loving memory of Sarah Young who passed away January 19, 3048. The note thanks Bert McMullen and family, the Acton Ladies Auxiliary and Women’s Institute for acts of kindness this holiday season. Also gratitude extended from Mrs. Mac Smith and others for condolences and support after a bereavement. Further thanks to local doctors and Rev Armstrong for care at Geneva Hospital.

Young Sarah Young Acton-Lepiety Ladies’ Legion Auxiliary Women's Institute of Acton Bert. McMullen Mac Smith Wm. Chapman Dr. &Arrett J. Scott McCarter Geneva Hospital ArmStrong Bentley Wilson John St. A

Euchre and Dance Events at Dublin and United Church

Readable lines describe euchre events at Dublin School on Friday night and a United Church Friendly Circle sale and gathering at the parsonage, plus an evening of entertainment with Crewnon's Gathering and a three act musical in the town public school. The notes mention dates in January and February with times and locations.

United Church Friendly Circle United Church Marpoh

For Sale Notices Include Heaters Candles and Chickens

Classified clippings list sale items such as a wand and circulating heater and a Quebec cand cook stave with contact Sandy McHackern and Ed Jennings. Also offered are young chickens about 3 pounds dressed ready for cooking with phone numbers provided.

Mar ‘Banold Sandy-McHackern Ed Jennings

Joe Mackenzie and Son Advertise Home Upgrades

An odd phrase rich with unclear text promotes modern home improvements offered by Joe Mackenzie and Son. The message hints at kitchen cupboards, living room lighting, and bathroom flooring as upgrade themes, inviting readers to visit and discuss options.

Church Street JOE MacKenzie

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