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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jun 23, 1949

Page

2

Seventh Inning Collapse Hits Acton Club Again

Fergus Vics roared back to beat Acton Fergus 4 3 in a seventh inning rally after Acton led 2 0. The loss marked Acton’s sixth in nine games as Millar Snyder and Kentner led the visitors with key hits while Scott and Footitt sparked Acton’s early lead but floundered in the seventh.

Acton Fergus Vics Actuo Fergus Vics Sam Snyder Millar Fergus Winger Spike Scott Bob Footitt Jordan Ryder Warmer Mosales Footitt Scott Kentner Suman Crystall So Uttley Henry Snayder Scott Acton Henry Victoria Binglea Harmilton Bees Hamilton Owen Minasales Magrance Jack Rkrentner Big Jack Hough Garetph Snyder

Manater Stroke Reveals TR Letter Habit And 1847 Canadian Telegraph Era

Kendall, Theodore Roosevelt's secretary, recalls the president often personalizing letters with his own handwriting and edits. The article notes the first commercial telegraph line in Canada by 1847 linking Kingston Toronto Hamilton St Catherine Niagara Falls and Buffalo.

Melamore Kendall Theodore Roosevelt New York Canada Toronto Hamilton St Catherines Niagara Falls Buffalo

Erin Township Council Passes Resolutions on High School Area and Fire Brigades

Erin Village and Frin Township petitions to form a High School Area were withdrawn due to noncompliance. The council approved memorial prep in Union Cemetery at Hillsburgh and allocated funds to fire brigades and local vendors. Meetings adjourned to July 4 at 100 PM.

Fain Hithleburgh All Prreent Rueve Goldwin Bart Erin Village Frin Tounch Union Cemetery Athillsburgh Remn Halton Prion Fine Tneuranes Green Kein Sinclairs, Cones Tailors Ray Harsh Fain Township Federation of Agriculture I 1 London Frank D Gray Counce

New Ultra Violet Device Promises Longer Meat Freshness

Bradley's Meat Market in Acton introduces a new ultra violet lamp based unit claimed to extend meat freshness by threefold at higher temps. The device uses blue ultraviolet glow to slow spoilage, reduce waste, and aid tenderizing, with claims it operates in walk-in refrigerators and is sold under the Pasteuray name.

Acton Bradley Dexter Gees 7 Pasteuray Bradies Electrc TIA

Wall of cellular glass and concrete aids lower costs

The Financial Post reports a new wall technology using cellular glass insulation cores and concrete veneers. Lightweight panels enable more usable floor space and faster construction for multistory buildings. Fabricated in various sizes for horizontal, vertical, and bay filling curtain wall systems adaptable to any design and window layout.

Financial Post Ganon Pittsburgh

Nassagaweya Notes Honor Weddings and Gatherings

Community notes from Nassagaweya recount a June 6th wedding anniversary celebration for Afr and Mos Van Diese with family present at a supper. Attendees include Mrs Campbellville and Mrs Henderson visiting relatives in Acton and Guelph. The Ladies Aid and WMS met at Mrs Herbert Dredge’s home, discussed Taiwan mission work, and planned a garden party. Busy Bees added two new members, and Nassagaweya Centennial booth planning and district events were noted.

Afr Mos van Diese Ray Mra Wm McPhail Campbellville Mroo David Henderson Mer Thas Kennedy Acton Guelph Ladies Aid WMS Nassagaucya Presbyterian Church Herbert Dredge St Helena Wilfred Kennedy Ed Dredge Taiwan George Leadle MacKay Ito Tam Arnold Marshall Tall Mra Dredge Nassagaweya Peter McLean Tuck Home Economics Mra Nelson Anderson Dublin Mra. McLean Mra Broomer Toronto Po McLean C .E. Davenport Wm. Tuck J.J. Kennedy Palermo No T Ben Reavis Ben Georgette Jim Wallace Federation of Agticultums Halton Park Tawville Barbara Soper Joel Kennedy John Mo Wilson John W. Wilson Myr Hoc Freeston Elev Frank No 7 Paul Hazel Kennedy Milton School North Halton Hazel

Burlington News: Clarkson Doings and Harbor Works

Miss Aunie Hall Kings dies at Clarkson dinner marks twenty fifth birthday. Burlington harbor study begins with Department of Public Works engine to bore and sound the harbour from Beant Inn gap to Spencer Park. Charles King of Hamilton loses toe after an accident at CONUC station. taken to St Josephs hospital. Miss Jean Smith leaves for Mexico City to join the Canadian embassy staff for three years.

Clarkson Aunie Hall Burington Clarkson School Os Pettis Beant Inn Gap Spencer Park Charles King Hamilton Conuc St. Joseph's Hospital Plamiston Jean Smith Aor Miss Smith Department of External Affairs Ottawa Ozawa Gazette

Production in UK exceeds prewar levels by twenty five percent

Official figures show United Kingdom industry and agriculture at 25 percent above prewar levels. The rise stems from unemployment fall and higher productivity, not longer hours.

United Kingdom

Public Auction at Streetsvalle Farm Near Vacant Residence

Auctioneers Hindley & Elliott offer farm stock, cattle, poultry, and numerous farm implements at public sale on Saturday June 25 starting at 1 30 pm DST. Items include Percheron horses, cows, milking stock, calves, hens and pullets, harnesses, grain binder, mower, drill, cultivator, harrows, wagon, tools, furniture, and household goods. Cash with clerk. no reserve as owner has left farm.

Boa Gresars Jersey Massey Harris Barrymore Tanec Uebec Quebec Rey

Fragments of Ontario Letters Amid Heat and Coincidences

A reader recalls coincidences aboard a Toronto bus and shares letters from Ontario farmers. The narrator notes drought and heat in the Dust Bowl of Canada, describes hard times, cattle feeding, and prairie conditions near Chaplin. The piece ends with longing for a lake cottage and a comment on farm life amid hot weather.

Ontario Hewan Pratt Plin Institute West Canada Gelas Gelas Where There Is A Toond ® Bit Stade Aboost Chaplin Wall Tam Attads

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