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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jun 02, 1949

Page

2

Georgetown triumphs 11-5 in Saturday junior game

Georgetown Papermakers beat Acton 11 to 5 as Don Herrington stars on the mound and at bats. Rod Ryder powers multiple hits for Georgetown while Acton struggles with Jordan and Snyder on the mound and errant pitching.

Georgetown Acton Bailiwick Don Herrington Abe Herrington Jordan Sam Snyder Mel Jordan Milton Morden County Snyder Wilson Gibson A. Jordan Patterson Henrington Rod Ryder Oun Norton Chappel Will Paper- Makers Gib Jordan Bayliss Kentner Ryder Jontan Muir Storey Patternon Nash Herrington P Dytton Masters Ss. Waterhouse G. Jontan Masales Ray- Tosan Poottt Rentner Ryder Jb Robinson Anderonc A Jontan Ps Snyder Morden and Ravid

Month in Jail For Drinking on Public Road

Glen Mathied pleaded guilty before a County Magistrate to drinking on a public road. He was fined 10 dollars plus 8 dollars costs or one month in jail. Provincial Constable J Bradley investigated a car on Highway 25 two miles south of Nulton Friday May 20 where seven bottles were found in an open case in the rear seat.

Glen Mathied Kenneth M. Langdon J. Bradley J. A. McNiven Highway 25 Nulton

Rannockburn W I Meets with Flower Exchange and Talk

The May meeting at Mra Lette's home had fifteen members and four visitors. A speaker from the Department demonstrated canning vegetables and discussed institute etiquette. Miss Annie Leitch played a piano solo, a humor piece was read, and Mrs Brooks won a Honeymoon item in a contest. Lunch followed with thanks to the hostess and speaker.

Rannockburn Women's Institute Mra Lette Ontario Limehouse Robert van Ospringe Institute Annie Leitch Helen Mixe McDonald

Freuler Elected Secretary Treasurer Local Union No 26

Members of Local No 26 of the National Shoe and Leather Workers Union met a new headquarters representative in Ro Lavack of Landen who addressed them at Layton Hall. Freuler was elected secretary treasurer succeeding J Roberts who left the plant. Bo Johnston’s resignation was not accepted and a delegation asked him to reconsider. The union will back the Acton Intermediate Hall Team with a donation of a dozer ball.

Si National Shoe and Leather Workers Union Perann Ro Lavack Landen Layton Hall Lavack Uniana Alao C. Keahler Kitchener Mr. Froeder J. Roberta Acton Bo Johnston Johnston

Opening Night of Local Tennis Club Draws Large Crowd

Large crowd of over thirty enthusiasts attended the Annual Opening Night at the local Tennis Courts. President Marc LaFerriere led the meeting with lengthy but productive discussions and a coffee break. A new ladder plan by Doug Davison to run a local tournament was approved for a trial period to promote fair competition among players. The note adds that sound waves were heard at a distance of 3,000 miles.

Nercises Marc LaFerriere Doug Davison

Grandmothers Host Program at Dublin Institute

Mrs Wmn McIntyre hosted a Dublin Institute meeting of the Grandmothers with Mrs Van Gousen and others in charge. Canadian wildflower arrangements were planned for two future booths at Lowville Federation of Agriculture picnic and Nassagawega Reunion in July. Poems by Edna Jacques read by Mrs Blythe, prizes awarded to Mrs Storey, Mrs Ferguson, and Mr Anderson, plus a poem reading by Mrs Storey. Lunch and social hour followed.

Wmn McIntyre Dubus WI van Gousen Lowville Federation of Agriculture W Watkins Guelph Thunday Mra GR Somerville Mra T Storey Nassagaweya Edna Jacques Mra Blythe Mr T Storey

Halton County Baseball Schedule for 1949

Halton County baseball schedule lists games from May 21 to July 30 with matchups among Waterdown Milton Fergus Georgetown Hamilton Acton and Malton. The list includes dates across Wednesdays and Saturdays and notes doubleheaders and venue pairings. A stray line mentions a Chile breed crossbreeding trial with turquoise eyes and pastel shades.

Waterdown Milton Fergus Georgetown Hamilton Acton Hamiton Jane Mamalton Malton Manalton Ace Ten Mileton Manulton

Final Appeals Planned for Swimming Pool Project

The pool committee meets with full attendance to push the fundraising target past $9000. Retail businessmen aim for $5000, plus $9000 from industry subscriptions, to finish before July 11. Site selection and construction details will be discussed with council in a bid to complete the project.

Publisher of Orangeville Banner Died Suddenly at 76

Alexander Dunlop McKittrick longtime publisher of the Orangeville Banner died suddenly after finishing this week’s edition. A native of East Garafraxa, he studied at the University of Toronto and was a former mayor Rotary member and United Church elder. Survived by three sons a daughter two sisters and a brother. wife predeceased him. Funeral Friday.

Alexander Dunlop McKittrick Formf Rs Orangeville University of Toronto William Lyon Mackenzie King Rotary Club United Church Murray Stratford Victor Robert Helen Matheson J. W

Graduates Friday Miss Dorothy Pallant

Miss Dorothy Pallant of Acton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M Pallant, graduates Friday in Occupational Therapy at the University of Toronto. She will take a position at St Anne's in Quebec after graduation. Acton friends extend congratulations.

Dorothy Pallant M. Pallant Acton University of Torono Ten Toronto St. Anne's Quebec

Knox Ladies Aid Holds May Meeting at Mrs Jany's Home

The Knox Ladies Aid met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Jany's Main Street home with President Mrs F McCilebron presiding. Plans were set by groups to organize activities for the year and a church picnic committee was formed with Mrs George Somerville aiding.

Mrs. Jany Knox Ladies Aid Tirs Jany Main Street F. McCilebron Wm Cooper Mars Allen South Follow Veteo A J Buchanan T Witehle David McLellian Gaoorge Somerville Dunser Wo Cooper Grindell A’ Smith KE McDowell Ofmith Jos Wilts Y Anderson

Baxter's and Force's Battle Ends in Tight Loss for Force

Baxter Labs edges Force Flashes 14 14 with a late ninth inning run. Rae West Porg Riddall and Sam Snyder homer for Baxter's while Lyons Robinson and Gattral connect for the Flashes. Both clubs error prone and stranded runners. Baxter's moves into first in Industrial League.

Electric Lalosmen Baxter Freddy Cooper Lyons Hiddal Robinson Gattral Rae West Rachlin Beardmor

Artificial Eyes Sell Globally From East Fagland Factory

William Shakespeare, an East Fagland manufacturer, shifted after the war from glass to plastic artificial eyes and built a world export trade. Russians, Chinese, Africans, Americans, and Europeans buy his high quality products. A native East Africa buyer praised the Olympia display as superior, while an Indian buyer called samples the finest seen. He makes eyes to order including bloodshot types and pale cat pupils. Also notes a Klondike gold rush fact from 1907-08.

William Shakespeare BEF East Africa Olympia India

Prime Minister Visits Rockwood and Supports Holiday Hope

Canada's Prime Minister visited Rockwood with praise for a school children holiday idea and urged teachers and trustees to consider formalizing a local holiday. He greeted crowds, spoke of unity, and traveled on to Arthur and Owen Sound after a warm platform welcome. Ample schoolchildren waved as officials cheered the turnout.

Staton Hin Trurteca Rockwood Canada Trime St Laurent Arthur Owen Sound Acton Hockwood Duke Helwood Fergie Silla Oool Reeve DD Gray Laurent Reeve Dos Grov Quebec Mme McSamaon Wellington County

Presentation at No. 8 School Nassagaweya

A Friday evening program at No 8 School Nassagaweya featured a reception for newlyweds Mr and Mrs Stan McMillan formerly Georgina McIntyre. Speakers included Marion Thompson and Charles Thompson with Melvin Storey. guests and Madeline Storey offered congratulations before a dance and lunch.

Stan McMillan Georgina McIntyre Guelph Mas Storey Mro McMillan Marion Thompson Charles Thompson Melvin Storey Meubbeurs Schoolenam Max George Robertson Bessie McGregor Marry Hobison Wilfred Brownlow

Silver Wedding Anniversary Marked at Acton Home

Mr and Mrs W J Beatty celebrated their silver wedding anniversary at home with a surprise Georgetown friends gathering Saturday and a Sunday event with business associates and Acton friends, offering wishes for many more years. The article notes wartime changes to civilian rights and sanctuary zones for the aged and women and children.

Acton W. J. Beatty Georgetown Beatty

Six Teens Escaped Serious Crash In Ontario Township

Six teenagers escaped serious injury after a northbound car left the Sixth Line in Esquesing Township, plunged down a west embankment, and was demolished. Helen Glendenning 16 of Rockwood received a minor right wrist fracture. others Bert Smith 16 Erin George Scott 16 Erin Glenn Evans 18 Erin Victor Keeler 18 Erin and Mary Broughton 14 of Acton were taken to Acton for medical aid.

Fron Dow Esquesing No 7 J. Bradley Helen Glendenning Rockwood Bert Smith Erin George Scott Glenn Evans Victor Keeler Mary Broughton Acton

Britain to build 150 varied design houses test methods

Britain plans 150 houses on 15 sites to test new building methods. Groups of ten will be south facing with heat insulation, while other features vary. Designs will explore ground floor layouts, materials, ventilation, heating and cooking systems, and food storage facilities to guide health authorities and builders.

Britain Paira

Cedar Valley Cowboys Open Dance at Rockwood June 7

The Cedar Valley Cowboys Western Dance Band performs at Rockwood on Tuesday June 7 at 9 pm. Admission is 50 cents with proceeds aiding the Lakeside Chapter of ODE. Also notes a St. Alban’s Church picnic at Lowville Park on Saturday June 11 inviting all parishioners.

Cedar Valley Cowboys Rockwood St. Alban’s Lowville Park

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