Notices of Births Marriages and Deaths in Acton Ontario
Notices record marriages and deaths with dates in March 1941 and in memoriam notices. Names include Moore Steen Nelson McMillan Grant McFadden Mason King and Einle with family relations and locations in Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore-Steen
United Church Parsonage
Acton
Ontario
G. Clifton Gifford
Lavinn Stden
Hillaburg
Nelson ¥. Moore
McMillan
Bramosa
Smithy McDonald
Alexander McMillian
Grant
William Mitchell
Limehouse Ontario
James Fraser Grant
Mary Meredith
McFadden
Deny Hushand
Wo. McFadden
Vis
War Veterans Fundraiser and Community Events Recap
A busy sequence of March activities includes convoys of army equipment passing through town on Monday and Tuesday. A hockey game saw Fergune defeat Georgetown A-2 on Monday night. Social events at Bannockburn Institute featured Euchre and a Dance last Friday. Kathleen Finlay marked her ninth birthday with nine guests and a long distance call from Gar Kenney. Mrs George Mann and helpers are selling quilts for War Victims with proceeds over $20. drawing Friday at the Y's Men’s dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannockburn Institute
Euchre
Kathleen Finlay
Kathleen
Gar
Pat Kenney
Sussex
Kenney
Mane
Johnstone
Poultry Short Course Planned in Brookville
A two day poultry course will be held at Brookville Town Hall on March 10 and 12. Agricultural officials will present feeding and management topics from chicks to mature flocks with demonstrations on caponizing and disease control. Participants may contact the Milton department offices for detailed information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poultry
Brookville
Reed
Alos
Bretannia
Comtes
TSO
Halton
Towship Hall
Mareh Lo
Miltan
War strength estimates and Balkan alignment in 1940s weekly briefing
In the 79th week of the war experts weigh Britain and Germany’s relative power across sea air and land forces. Italy’s Balkans role shifts as Bulgaria joins the Axis, while Turkey Britain and Russia move toward diplomatic alignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Germany
Home Guard
Xonfe
Reich
Italy
Albania
Africa
Europe
Balkan
Bulgaria
Axia
Balkans
Tokyo
Rumania
Hungary
Slovakia
Gerhans
Turkey
Russia
Anthony Baten
John Dal
Ehief
Imperial General—Staff
Ste Stafford
Cripps
Royal Air Force
Luftwaffe
Cologne
Wilhelmahaven
United Kingdom
Cardin
South Wales
Soviet
Hitler
Ismet Inanu
Ankara
Berlin
Grea Britain
Sofia
Anthony Eden
Observation Better Than Reading Debate Decides
The Bloomsbury Literary Society held a Friday meeting with Clarence Wilson in charge and Dick van Goozen presiding. A debate on the proposition More knowledge can be obtained from reading than from observation ended with the negative side upheld by Mildred Wilson and Alex Neat, while judges Miss Findlay and others supported the negative. Lunel was served after the half hour social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloonsbury Literary Society
Clarence Wilson
Dick van Goozen
Mig. Ross” Pattersons
Blue Spring
Aly Watson
George ¢ Sordon
Ross Tierder
Mildred Wilson
Alex
Red Cross Shipment From Acton District
This week’s Red Cross shipment from Acton and district contains 10 quilts 5 scarves 4 dozen socks and two way mitts. The Post Office building HQ is a busy hub where workers send weekly goods to aid forces fighting in the air on land and at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Red Cross
Notice to Creditors in the Estate of Henry Sutton Holmes
Notice to creditors of Henry Sutton Holmes late of Acton Halton retired railwayman. Persons with claims must send particulars and proofs to solicitor C F Leatherland Acton Ontario before March 22 1941. Amounts will be distributed to those legally entitled based on filed claims under Statute 31 Chapter 165 TS O 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sutton Holmes
Acton
Halton
Raibwayman
Wool plant to raise Canadian production to ten million pounds
A new wool processing unit in Canada, with four scouring bowls and a sulfuric treatment dryer, aims to handle 4,000,000 pounds annually and lift total production to 10,000,000 pounds of scoured or carbonized wool. The company is British and Canadian owned, with Lord Barnby as president and Leslie Biggin as vice-president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tive Woole
Lord Barnby
London
England
Leslie Biggin
K. Marken
H. Boyen
RB. Walker
Agal Stant
Bradford
Canara
Convoy at Gregory's Theatre Shows Navy Wartime Drama
Michael Balcon produced Convoy is screened at Gregory's Theatre tonight and tomorrow. The film blends strong naval action with comedy and domestic storylines, portraying protection of neutral ships, submarine sinking, and a lone British destroyer engaging a German battleship before support arrives.
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Gregory 'S
Michael Balcon
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Fergune
Georgetown
Sprigg
Ito
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John DL
Caro
Middle East
Anthans
Rugspe
Libya
Saas
Amunoter
Tastanbul
East Africa
Magadicia
Tiplian
Somaliland
Tinliay
Cheren
Erkret
Cheren Falla
Asmara
Haile Selasdle
Ethiopia
Albinia
Caraaiis
Brita
Atlantic
Commonwealth Air Training Plan
Royal Canadian Army Service Corps
Labor
Crestey
Map
Arma
House of Commons
Oliver Lyttleton
Board of Trade
RED, Cross
C.F. Leatherland
Clive Brooks
Geo. C. Brown
Norval
Gallact
Harold Wiles
Lindsay
E. E. Harrop
Aetnou- Ito i
The
Georgetown Lumber Co. Limited
Main Street
Air Force
Canada
Cang
Sura
Yree
Acton Free Press
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