Wrooks at the Nurs Home July 2964 Gift Notice
In 2964 at the nursing home Denigt Ste Acton was the sender of a Brooks gift to Mr. and Limehous. The message mentions Joseph Frederick as part of the gift.
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 20, 1944
Page
12
In 2964 at the nursing home Denigt Ste Acton was the sender of a Brooks gift to Mr. and Limehous. The message mentions Joseph Frederick as part of the gift.
Farmers work the wheat crop and cherry picking thrives as the district enjoys a bumper harvest. Storey Glove Co pauses for a week of employee vacations while Johnstone and Rumiley Funeral Home adds brick-work to its new addition. Raspberry crops succeed and residents collect wild berries. Rev Waugh helps at Churchill during Foreman’s holiday absence. Eldon Lambert, linked to the funeral directors here, earned honors at the Ontario Embalming School in Toronto. Flying Officer Ft Delwood, once in Acton, is reported killed in action overseas.
In Winnipeg the Canadian Wheat Board processes payments totaling nearly 60 million on 1940 41 and 42 wheat participation certificates. About 200 000 Western farmers receive cheques mailed as the 1940 certificates are paid. Comptroller R C Finlay outlines wartime staffing shortages and bureau moves as the program expands and letters slow handling.
Veterinary studies urge improved care during the dry period to boost milk production after calving. Cows should receive balanced rations and attention equal to milking stock. Dry periods should span roughly thirty to sixty days to allow reserve buildup.
Obituaries detail the death and funeral of Edward Croft and Henry Leachman. Surviving relatives include brothers Charles and others in Rochester Georgetown and London Bloomingdale. Henry Leachman, a lifelong farmer from Arkell, died at Aberfoyle aged near 76. Services were conducted locally with several relatives and friends attending.
A trapping report notes a beaver dam by Thicket Portage on the Hudson Bay Trail holds back a Wall of water comparable to costly dams in the Summerberry area. The structure cost thousands of dollars to build and maintain, illustrating beaver engineering impact in the region.
The government will subsidize the UM3 citrus crop and extend the state aided citrus scheme to farms employing native labor at below half the controlled price. Exports fell from 80 percent before the war to 22 percent last year while the cap rose to 15 6 million bags. The industry supports about 490 producers with 23 producing over half the output.
A Sunday School lesson from July 16 1968 analyzes Judges chapters 4 and 5 focusing on Deborah the prophetess and judge who leads Israel, Barak who obeys God, and God’s deliverance over Sisera. It links their obedience to future New Testament faith and emphasizes that victory comes when God goes before.
London report notes Canadian Naval WRENS receive strong support from four British Wrens based in England and the Orkneys. First Officer Lorna Kellett, previously staff officer to the director of Wrens in Canada, now serves Miss Carpenter. Second Officer Elizabeth Sturdee has left the service after marrying in England.
The Brampton Conservator explains why small town papers attract readers. Local interest thrives on small items about familiar people, with residents reading from start to finish to catch every detail. Advertising also benefits as readers trust local content and recognize familiar faces.
Auction notice for August Towng farm 4 miles east of Guelph 1 mile south of No 7 Highway on Thursday July 28 at 12 30 pm. 21 head cattle many to full day winter calving, machinery including Hay Loader rake mower disc drill plow wagon cultivator and more. Hay feed and oats plus miscellaneous items sold for cash by owner August Yous. Auctioneer A B Brubacher.
Mrs Laing offers dining room and kitchen furniture plus beds dressers and odds ends at a no reserve auction on Agnes and Elgin Street Acton Saturday July 150. Items include dining set walnut desk radio sewing machine piano lawn mower tools and more with cash terms. Auctioneer Boy Windley acts as agent.
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