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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Mar 12, 1953

Page

4

Local Society Notes From Acton And Guelph Area

Various residents visit relatives at Acton and Guelph General Hospital. Mrs Reg Hoares and Mrs Sayers appear in hospital and social circles. A wrist injury delays Miss E Hawthorne and others travel for medical care. Several moves and visits linked to families Wood Reed Nightingale Cargill and Nightingale reflect community ties amid a note on Canadian crime statistics from 1950.

Bert Benton Acton High School Limehouse Guelph General Hospital Carl Cargill Bruce Brian Campbellville Arthur Nightingale Bert Nightingale Orangeville J. H. Reed Valerie Ireland Bert Raymond Toronto Ken Watchorn West Hill Miss Ivens Joy Scott

Nassagaweya Community Update and Church Activities

Saturday night gathering at the Nassagaweya schoolhouse featured euchre, prizes for ladies and gents, and a reading by Mrs OQ Locker. The event honored Mr. and Mrs. Henderson with a table lamp and electric clock, followed by lunch and well wishes.

Mira D. Henderson P. McLean H. Frank Henderson S. Robinson OQ. Locker George Robinson Bob Cox Mel McCullough Acton Farm Forum Moffat

Euchre and dance aid food relief fundraiser event

The hall board and W. J. hosted a euchre and dance on Friday evening to raise funds for food relief. Winners were Marjorie McDonald and John McLaughlin, with seconds to Mrs. S. Kirkpatrick and W. Stringer. Consolations to Mrs. E. Sanford and F. Briggs. Muriel Burt nabbed the door prize. spot dances went to Mrs. Briggs, Karn, Evelyn McDonald, and Fred Williamson. Warey’s Orchestra supplied the music.

Hall Board W. J Marjorie McDonald John McLaughlin S. Kirkpatrick W. Stringer E. Sanford F. Briggs Muriel Burt Mrs. Briggs Karn Evelyn McDonald Fred Williamson Warey

Mrs Suter Hostess To Everton Society

The C W F of the Everton Church met at Mrs Suter's home with Ada Currie holding the study book. Several local families and visitors are mentioned, along with social visits and church notes. The article closes contrasting 1944 family allowances with an anticipated 30 million plus cost this year.

Mrs. Suter Everton C.W.F Everton Church Suter Ada Currie R. L. Richardson Howard Gilbank Wendy Robert McCutchvon Kitchener Harvey Jestin Bobby Diane Patten Guelph Church of Christ Wes Lillie Ken Smith Herman Frueler Bernie Acton Harvey Dolmer W. H. Hortop Harry Hortop Bot Barbour Bert Palframan Clarence Horop Palframan Ottawa Norman Russ Hoespeler Gibb Eric McEnery

Engagement of Betty Verna Allan to John Thomas Ware

Mr and Mrs John Allan of Acton announce the engagement of their daughter Betty Verna Allan to John Thomas Ware son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Ware also of Acton. The notice states the couple to be married in the near future.

Ter Helen Bayne Preston Campbell McArthur John Guelph Helen McCrea Kitchener Elizabeth McPhedran Orangeville John Ward Caidon Reid Simcoe John Allan Acton Betty Verna John Thomas Ware Thomas Ware

Folk School Work Described to W I

The March meeting of the Campbellville Women's Institute met in the SS No 10 School with 30 attendees. Officers reported funds and activities, a card shower for Mrs Campbell Agnew, a bazaar prep plan, and donations for mentally ill children and Korean War refugees. Guest speaker Mrs Roy Coulter highlighted Folk School work in Halton County.

Campbellville Women's Institute SS. No. 10 George Inglis Mary Stewart Lloyd Bayley A. T. Moore J. K Mahon Garnet Whaley Campbell Agnew Delaware Ave Burlington Brookville Hall Lloyd Crawford Ireland St. Patrick J. K. Mahon Toronto Crawford Roy Coulter Folk School Halton County Simon Queen Elizabeth Highway Cortler

Church in Africa Study Book Topic Observed by Missionary Society

The United Church Missionary Society met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. C. W. Mason's home with president Miss M. Z. Bennett presiding. Mrs. J. H. Thomson led devotionals assisted by Miss Dorothy Simmons and others. Miss Hennett presented the study on the church in Africa. Refreshments followed.

United Church Missionary Society C. W. Mason M. Z. Bennett J. H. Thomson Dorothy Simmons J. Moore John Lambert

Euchre and Dance Raise 39 for Flood Relief

The W I hosted a euchre and dance but a poor turnout yielded $39 sent to flood relief in Georgetown. Prizes awarded to Mrs Norman Sinclair and George Gibson. Evelyn McDonald and Arnold McEnery won lucky draws. Music by Mr Ken Cotton and Mr and Mrs Ernie McEnery.

W. I Norman Sinclair Genta High George Gibson Evelyn McDonald Arnold McEnery Ken Cotton Ernie McEnery Peacock Peacock School Institute T. Gibson Georgetown Fred Mack Robert McEnery Jesse McEnery Mack St. Patrick Millie Lloyd Marshall

Gold Star Winners in Midget Grouping

Edith Francescalo and Wayne Ridley won February Boald stars in the midget class at the YMCA. The midget girls lead the Bishop's fund stamp collection with 816 stamps, Teresa Arbie leading with 648. Total stamps reach 1,443. Attendance leaders are Edith Francescato and Teresa Arbic in the midget group with 610 points. overall midget girls group totals 7,365 points and 17,055 points for group leaders. About 168,000 federal civil servants currently, including 131,646 permanent and temporary staff, sit near wartime peaks and 1939 figures.

Edith Francescalo Wayne Ridley YMCA Boald Bishop's Fund Teresa Arbie Edith Francescato Teresa Arbic

Clearing Auction Sale in Erin Township

A public auction by STANLEY HILL at lot 6 con 5 Erin near Acton features Ford tractor 1951, grain separator 24 20, Massey Harris binder, mower, rake, plows, cultivators, wagons, and farm equipment. Holstein cows, Hogs, hay, grain, seed. furniture and household items. cash terms. removal required. Auctioneers Hindley and Celliott. Rockwood phone 1813.

Stanley Hill Con Erin Acton McIntyre Ym Ford Tractor Fordson Tractor Forano Grain Massey Harris Jersey Durham Hindley and Celliott Rockwood Fred Baptie

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