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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jan 28, 1954

Page

1

Acton Fall Fair Society elects John Moles president for year

John Moles, noted Acton district farmer, was chosen president of the Acton Fall Fair at the Saturday annual meeting. The 41st fair year leadership includes R. Everdell as vice-president and C. S. Denny as second vice-president with Ira Swockhamer as secretary.

John £. Moles Acton Moles Mac Sprowl Lord Nuffield R. Everdell C. S. Denny Ira C. W. Swockhamer M. Sprowl G. Leslie F. Kentner F. West Morrison B. Watson G. Wallace M. Madill J. Dennis C. Aitken S. Griffin M. McCullough W. Thompson L. McEnery C. Sprowl F. Johnstone T. Hemsley Midway

Music Review Highlights Ballet Rhythms At Y

Mrs BR Arnold led a Music Study Club session in the Y lounge with a Sleeping Beauty recording and a rhythmic exercise demonstration in the gym. Gymnasts showed routines to music as Mrs J Hurst, Mrs W Field, and Mrs Schmull assisted with piano work by Dick Schmull.

Acion M.C.A Actor Muse BR. Arnold Music Study Club Dick Schmull J. Hurst W. Field Schmull

Midweek Snowfall Brings Fresh Winter Showing

Weather observers noted a midweek snowfall stirring winter feel as streets and walkways picked up a light cover. The storm system lingered, with accumulations easing by afternoon and commuters adapting to slick roads and chilly winds.

Father Of B. C. Nuffield Winner at Sprowt Home

Incoherent notes describe a figure linked to the Nuffield prize and a Sprowt Home setting. Mentions of a Hereford herd and Canadian federal agriculture hints at agricultural ties and events. The fragmented text references Vernon Ehser and Mae Spe Beg with unclear dates or actions.

B. C. Nuffield Sprowt Vernon Ehser

John Morton Dies At Home Saturday

John R Morton aged in his 70s died at home on Frederick Street after returning from work at Beardmore plant. A longtime Beardmore employee, he served 49 years in the company and was known for his athletic involvement and sports passion. Survived by spouse Tara and many relatives. Burial at Preview cemetery with funeral services at Beardmore Association and adjacent churches.

Macs John R. Morton Frederick Street Beardmore Plart Jack Mortor Beardmore Co Toronto Acton Jack Morton Alee Ois Batty Woden Tyr Sens Aden Yio Ruamiey Fae Robert S'v Adan Hall Fred Turner Adium Jaffrey Frank Wriebt James W Waters Newton el Beth Frink Beardmore Engares Miss Welkins Chisholm Beatty Tod Cookeard Beardmore Hafftate Raeheard Maro Hetlowss Gary Dames Wood Jombord Rene Etta Holttes Bob and the Jack Wrest Jammie Doreetyrs Ety Ray Ray Agnew Trier Jamie Meng Mx Deste’s Wom Aed Devee Jaffray Maicotmard K Arvoard Argus Tare Sat Tom Chiste Ross Jobe Tras Tororay

Actonian Directs Farce For Guelph Little Theater

A brief note reports Actonian directing the farce How They Run for the Guelph Little Theater. The item mentions theatrical figures and local involvement, reflecting a lively community arts scene with plans and expectations for the production.

Actonian Guelph Little Theater

Appoint Acton Esquesing Men to Chair Positions in N Halton High School Board

George Cleave of Esquesing thanked the Nev. Halton District Show Board after the Monday meeting in Georgetown. The board elected Acton and Esquesing men to chair roles with W J Coon named unamimously as over chair for the year.

Acton N. Halton High George Cleave Esques Nev Halton Inguguyy Acwn Chatce Fur Ovce Evi Mos Pickett Carbert Brown Ace Ahd Ahd Management Tals Cucbert Moe AM Brown Die Erman Proper Ek Borgry Aed Cook Rudi Caan Carbes Moserman Aed Bren CA Martin Dawe

Knox and Runnymede Church Choirs Exchange Visit

Last Sunday evening the chair organist and minister of Runny mede Presbyterian church Toronto visited Knox church in Acton while Knox choir organist and minister sang at Runnymede church. About 25 from Acton traveled to Toronto and enjoyed supper. Rev R H Armstrong preached and E Hansen accompanied the choir in anthems with Mrs J Davidson and George Musselle performing The Holy City. Supper was served under the Young Peoples Society direction and about 40 attended after church events.

Runnymede Presbyterian Church Toronto Knox Church Acton Knox Runnymede Church R. H Armstrong E. Hansen Young Peoples’ Society A Curree Ehurch

New Occupants In House And Nearby Moves Reported

New occupants include Mr and Mrs Van Buskirk in Ennot ville and Mrs McAllister moving in. Mrs Percy Smith sold her residence in Guelph and moved to Mr Allan Hume. Notices of visits, family gatherings, and condolences accompany updates on neighbors and friends in towns including Kingsbury and Brucedale.

van Buskirk Ennotville McAllister Allister A. Guelph Percy Smith Allan Hume Bolt A Charles Bye Borlington JP Benham Willa Harry Mortop Ales Kirkwood Aaier Albert Altup

PUC Probes Meter Readings After Low Usage Notices

The Public Utilities Commission will investigate water meters in Acton after reports of eight meters showing low consumption. Witnesses including Colin MacColl and Waterworks Superintendent Lambert discussed meter locations, tampering risks, and investment in readouts during a hearing. The panel authorized broader checks of meters with unusual drops over two billing periods and ordered action to address back-wall and tampering concerns.

Dori Billinus Roval Public Utilities Commission My Acton E Coles Colin MacColl MacColl 2 Lambert Lambert Tyler Hydra Jer McGeachie Ela Ian Oakes

Family Night at Acton United Draws 160 Guests

Acton United Church held a family night in the Sunday school room after a congregational supper. Rev EO A Currey led, with movies and a business session in the auditorium. Gratitude was shown to the workers and a janitor received a gift.

Acton United Church Atnony EO A Currey WoWcastburn spreBin Board Currey Gowers O Robbins W. Ballentine Ena Jennings R. Robbers

Churchill WA Plans Supper for Workers

A Churchill Washington meeting at Ballina last week hosted by Mrs Russ saw ten members attend. Mrs Wo Swackhamer led devotions and Mrs Ro Kert handled business while Mrs Russ announced the installation of the Wil iers. With the secretary absent, Mrs Williamson took minutes and plans discussed included raising funds for a new Sunday Showroom and a men’s supper at the mine.

Churchill WA Ballinamiainse Mrs Russ Wo Swackhamer Ro Kert Russ Wiliers Walliamson Chinehow Hanes Atha Swackhamer Aptey GE Sears Berns McArthoue

Marriage Solemnized at Baptist Parsonage

The wedding took place at the Baptist parsonage with Norman Turner of Acton and Mary Ann, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Turner, Windsor, joined in matrimony on January 16. The ceremony was assisted by Master Har.

Y Parents' Night Delights With Dinner And Speaker

At the Ac ton YMCA parents attended a ram during Tarents Night with a roast beef supper. About 48 joined in games, drills, and a nursery class story before an address by Mr Brown on the meaning of The Word. 225 church members sang in Dutch and Finnish under Mr Sehenk, with Mr Scholl directing.

Ges Wa Mil Tam C Georgstons SETB Rabbions ACD Royeti Lambore Dow Mdi Reece Heendt Brow Rabbons Roperty Committee Mt Tobe Haus Mecun Coun GA Dine Chaide Cook Actos J OB Mul E Forgrove Fred Mastolomar George Wr Ross Carber Nasdgaweye Georg Cleave Atrur Beaumen George Brown Esau Acton YMCA Cee Hide Haritton Ymca Biekesmunds Mrs Scholl Beatty Ymca Owas Mr Broan Hamilton VY Dyck Mr Brown Jack CTA Vie

Township School Board Meeting Notes and Grant Mention

The January session of the Nowateweya Toanstop School Area Board is recorded. A chairman is noted and a $40 grant is mentioned in the report.

Township School Area Board Nowateweya Toanstop School Areea Boart Survey Rebonsor

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