Wrooks at the Nurs Home Gift Noted for July 2964
An item from a nursing home records a gift involving Mr and Mrs Action, with names Denigt and Limehous, and individuals Brooks, Joseph Frederick referenced.
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 20, 1944
Page
4
An item from a nursing home records a gift involving Mr and Mrs Action, with names Denigt and Limehous, and individuals Brooks, Joseph Frederick referenced.
Civic holiday upcoming two weeks away as farmers cut wheat and harvest cherries report a bountiful crop. Storey Glove Co plant shut for week long vacation for staff. Johnstone and Rumiley Funeral Home addtion brick work nearly finished. Raspberry supplies good and wild patches fruitful. Rev Waugh of Glen Williams covers Churchill services in Foreman’s absence. Eldon Lambert earns Ontario Embalming School honors. Flying Officer Fort Delwood presumed killed in action overseas. local memories and regrets.
In Winnipeg the Canadian Wheat Board processes about 200 000 farmers receiving nearly 60 million dollars in payments for 1940 41 and 42 wheat participation certificates. The 1940 certificates are being mailed while staff cope with wartime shortages and space needs.
Studies by leading veterinary researchers show the dry period is when a cow rebuilds and stores reserves for stronger milk production after freshening. They recommend consistent, balanced rations and attentive care similar to that given during milking, with a dry period of about thirty to sixty days for optimal vigor.
Obituaries report the deaths of Edward Croft and Henry Leachman, with long lists of surviving relatives, funeral details, and burial at Rockwood and Aberfoyle. Mr. Croft, formerly active in farm groups and the United Farmer's Co operative, resided in Guelph area. Leachman, a lifelong district resident, farmed near Arkell and had two marriages with multiple children and grandchildren. Funeral services were held in July with ministers from Knox Church and Duff's Church officiating.
A report notes a beaver dam near Thicket Portage on the Hudson Bay Hallway holds back a wall of water comparable to the cost of building and maintaining dams in the Summerberry area, running into thousands of dollars.
The government will subsidize the UMS citrus crop prioritizing small farmers, expanding state aid to include growers supplying fruit or native farm labor at prices below half the controlled retail price. Exports fell from 80 percent prewar to 22 percent last year. The industry supports 490 producers, with 23 supplying over half of output.
Sunday School lesson notes Deborah a judge and prophetess leads Israel with Barak against Sisera. The text emphasizes God going before and delivering through obedience, citing Judges chapters 4 and 5 and New Testament parallels.
London reports four British Wrens who helped establish the Canadian Naval Service in Canada. They remain in England to oversee welfare work and assist the Canadian personnel. First Officer Lorna Kellett now serves as staff officer to Miss Carpenter, while Second Officer Elizabeth Sturdee has left the service after marrying in England.
The Brampton Conservator extols the home town paper for its appeal across readers both at home and away. Local items small and large fill pages, inviting readers to read from start to finish to catch details about people they know and events near them.
Auctioneer A B Brubacher lists sale of cattle machinery hay and feed at August Young’s farm four miles east of Guelph one mile south of Highway 7 on Thursday July 28 at 12 30 noon cattle 21 head many to winter calving machinery including hay loader rake mower and root pulper plus oats and mixed feed items owner retiring cash terms auctioneer Brubacher notes items like new and used with full description for bidders Local notices style in period voice with focus on entities and location
Mrs. Robert Laing conveys at public auction the contents of her Acton home on Agnes and Elgin streets. On Saturday July 15 starting at 1:50, dining room furnishings kitchen and bedroom items, plus tools and lawn gear, offered with no reserve as she gives up housekeeping. Auctioneer Boy Windley FW No. 3 Acton phone 1516.
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