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Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jun 03, 1954

Page

4

Young Women's Evening Auxiliary Met for May Meeting

The United Church group at Mrs. Jack McLean home gathered twenty two members for the May meeting. Mrs. Albert Maltby led with a hymn and prayer. Plans were made for a July wedding supper and a cold plate supper this month. Mrs Garnet Petty presided with a reading on Empire Day by Mrs Dave Armstrong. Miss Gladys Hanna prayed. Mrs Diltz spoke on Jack Miner and the Birds. The meeting closed with a Mizpah benediction and refreshments served by Mrs Jack McLean Mrs Lloyd Maraden and Mrs Jim Hill.

Young Women's Evening The United Church Jack McLean Albert Maltby Garnet Petty Dave Armsrong Gladys

Auction Sale Benefits Catholic Churches In Rockwood

Last Thursday evening the Rockwood and Qustic Catholic churches held an auction in the town hall selling various articles. Auctioneer Mr. Wim Gibson of Guelph guided the sale which netted the churches good proceeds. A Presbyterian service hour change was discussed after Sunday morning worship with Ed­er Mills present. St Pauls Presbyterian in Guelph holds 11 15 am service, with Ed­er Mills returning in the evening. Hydro workers trimmed trees near power lines in several areas to prevent overhang damage. Mr and Mrs Johnster Hewat and family from Simcoe visited Tow n Sunday.

Rockwood Qustic Wim. Gibson Guelph Presbyterian Church Amarting Eder Mills St Paul's Presbyterian Church St. John's Church Hydro Communs Everhead Johnster Hewat E. Fisher Jerry Swain Niegera Falls Bert Grieve Bert Weeks Orton Norman McKenzie Linda George Grundy Orange Lodge Nigara Falls Lodge Grundy Shirley J Hunter Tielma Pettinger Toronto Wilfred Dune Paul Leighton Mount Dennis J. Wo Smit Swansea Bert Craig Joan Georgetown Martha Mulder Ante Moore Sophia Brantford George Klouster Drayte Klovoster Hubertead George DO East General Hospital Murd McCutebeot Muriel George McMillan Murray McMillag Middleton Acton

Erin Choir Sings Sacred Program at Local Church

Erin Ladies Choir directed by A Wright and Willem Major presented a sacred program in the local church on Sunday evening under the auspices of the Ladies Aid. Rev A Veir gave a closing address after the program.

Ne Erin A. Wright Willem Ladi Aid A. Veir

Suitcase Farmers Problem Highlighted at Ontario Convention

The second annual Baptist Women’s Missionary Society meeting in McMaster University Hamilton occurred May 26 to 28. Delegates from Acton Mission Circle attended with spouses and visitors, viewing film strips and hearing Rev Dr L C Kitchen on India and Rev Dr N H Parker on Western Missions. The gathering urged closer ties between Mission Circles and Bands and addressed the issue of “suitcase farmers” traveling to cities while farming.

Baptist Women's Missionary Society of Ontario Quebec McMaster University Hamplton Acton Mission Circle C Landsborough R. Costerus Ho Helwig Elda Fryer New Mills Memorial Library Albert Sweizer Christ Hell Minton Johnson Toronto Thorold India L. C. Kitchen N. H. Parker McMaster Baptist Home Mission Canada

Halton CCF Association Elects Officers

At the annual Halton CCF Riding Association meeting at G. Frenzel's home in Oakville, Marjorie Pinney of Burlington was elected president and Joan McIntosh of Burlington first vice president. Bull Coleman of Georgetown became second vice president with Graham Porter of Georgetown as secretary and Fred Johnson of Georgetown as treasurer. Stan Alien of Georgetown was chosen delegate to provincial council, with Pinney and McIntosh also elected to provincial council.

Halton C.C.F G. Frenzel Oakville Marjorie Pinney Burlington Joan Mcintosh Bull Coleman Georgetown Graham Porter Fred Johnson Stan Alien CCF

Cripps Dies at Home Acton Carpenter P A Cripps

Pau Alexander Cripps a carpenter died at his home 56 Church St Acton on Wednesday May 30 after a year of illness He was born in Erin educated there married Ellen Say ers in 1828 He is survived by daughter Ella Mae brothers Ernest Kitchener Albert sister Mabel Holmes and grandchildren Paul and Steven Funeral at Victor Rum ley and Son June 1 with pallbearers George Inglis Sam Snow Bill Holmes Melvin Walker Fred Anderson and Mr Clifford Interment in Fairview cemetery

Pau Alexander Cripps Church St Acton Mr. Cripps Erin Ellen Sayers William Cripps Maryanne Smith Ella Mae Ken Milne Ernest Cripps Kitchener Albert Cripps Cleveland Ohio

Former Resident interred in Sask

A former Acton district resident Mrs. George Midgley died in Moose Jaw Saskatchewan on May 20. Born 1874 in Erin township Euphemia Currie married Geo Midgley and moved west in 1903. She taught in Abernethy Manor Zelma raised a family, returned to teaching, and retired in 1945. Interment followed a Moose Jaw service at Young Saskatchewan.

Acton George Midgley Moose Jaw Sask Euphemia Lachlan Currie Erin Township Geo.’ Midgley Saskatchewan Midgley Abernethy and Manor Zelma George Edwin Edmonton Alberta Georgina Joseph English Yellowknife N.W.T Young, Sask

Clearing Auction Sale at Esquesing Farm

A sale on Saturday June 12 at 12:30 p.m. by Frank Petch Auctioneer lists cattle implements poultry equipment and furniture from Hereford stock to farm tools and household items with no reserve due to the farm sale. Includes Hereford cows calves stockers hay equipment machinery and a large furniture collection. Also notes BC annual revenues for year ending March 31 1935 totaling 15 359 353 with grants licenses and broadcast fees.

Hereford Ereford Jersey Massey Harris Axminster Simmons de Forest Crosley Oelock Frank Petch The

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