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Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jun 28, 1951

Page

6

Hogs Market Trends Across Canada Highlight Regional Totals

Canadian hog marketing up to June 16 totals 2,293,000 head, with Quebec 443,000 and Alberta 442,000, Saskatchewan 120,000, Manitoba 121,000, Maritime provinces 90,000, and British Columbia 17,000. Grade A hogs in Toronto stockyards reach record highs as production shifts westernly, while haying and labor shortages press farm operations.

Ontario Quebec Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba Maritimes British Columbia Canada Toronto Halton County

Safety Deposit Boxes Offer Cheap Home Safe For Valuables

An advertisement urges storing valuables such as cameras lenses insurance policies important papers jewelry in a Safety Deposit Box at the Bank of Montreal for a cent or two a day. It stresses protection from thieves or fire and invites readers to visit Acton branch to meet Orm Hunt and learn about the key awaiting the customer.

Bank of Montreal Acton Br. H Orm Hunt

Acton Residents Win Prizes in Georgetown Draw

Acton residents won prizes in a Georgetown draw held under the Women's Auxiliary of Holy Cross Church. Tickets were sold in Acton by St. Joseph’s Church members and the list includes Fred Bilocco, Denise Ridley, Edith Francescato, Marie Synott, Colin MacColl, and others from Acton, Georgetown, Hamilton, Guelph and New Hamburg.

Acton Georgetown Holy Cross Church Legion Hall St. Joseph's Church Fred Bilocco I. Elliott M. Hanenecker Toronto Denise Ridley

Home Helpers Hold Annual Meeting at Knox Church

The Senior Auxiliary of Knox Church gathered at Mrs. R. L. Davidson’s home for the Home Helpers meeting. Speakers included Mrs. Bricker unable to attend due to Mrs. Lindsay’s husband’s death. readings by Mrs. Chas. Cowman and Mrs. Hassard. reports from Mrs. Mainprize and Miss Clark. fund plea for spring bale to Mrs. Masales. condolences offered to Mrs. Lindsay.

W.mls Knox Church R. L. Davidson Lindsay Guelph

Orange Blossoms Peonies Form Setting For Corner Ross Wedding

In Knox Presbyterian Church Acton on June 23 Eleanor Elizabeth Ross daughter of Mr and Mrs A Ross Kinrive Farm married Torontos Joseph Corner son of Mr and Mrs Jos Corner. Rev Robert Armstrong officiated with pink and white peonies and orange blossoms. Bridesmaids and guests from multiple towns attended. reception followed in the bride’s garden.

Knox Presbyterian Church Acton Eleanor Elizabeth Ross Toronto Hospital A. Rosas Kinrive Farm Wee Lyn Savage Toronto Arnold Arai Donald Ross Wm. Corner St. Thomas Donald Corner Peterborough Barrie Bolton Orillia Sussex England District

Acton Native William Lasby Dies in Montana

Acton native William J D Lasby died June 1 in a Montana hospital at age 74 after a life in retirement from the Townsend drug business. A Republican, he served Montana as state representative from 1934 to 1968 and later ran in Tacoma's 28th district. Surviving are his wife Maris a son Dr J O Lasby of Tacoma a daughter Mrs Don Geil of Portland two brothers Sam Lasby of Acton and Oliver of Denver a sister Mrs Belle Oram of St Catharines seven grandchildren and another son William Arthur who was killed in a 1941 Florida air force training accident.

William Jd.lashy Acton Montana Townsend Tacoma Lashy Maris J. O. Lasby Don Geil Marc Portland Sam. Lasby Oliver Denver Belle Oram St. Catharines Ont William Arthur Air Force Florida

Piano Pupils First Recital At Acton Baptist Church

Over 150 attendees watched Miss Etheb Fra in lead a first recital by Musi pupils at Acton Baptist Church. The program featured piano solos duets and numbers with accordion and wood instruments. Repertoire included The Blue Danube Waltz and pieces by Maritsa Marks and YV Wert Bos noted for fine teaching and musicianship.

Acton Baptist Church Etheb Frain Maritsa Marks Miss Franklin Mase Franklin YV Wert Dorothy McDeonald Bates Sinebar Levee Chisholm

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