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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

May 15, 1952

Page

4

Life-Long Citizen Alfred Bauer Dies in Acton

Alfred Bauer a long time Acton resident died Friday May 6 at his brother’s home in Acton aged eighty three born Petersbury son of the late Henry Bauer survived by three relatives John Jacob and Mrs John MacArthur. He worked for Beardmore Co and with C N R for years and operated stake pumps for stand pipe water to locomotives. He was a member of Acton Fire Brigade and St Albans Church. Funeral Monday overseen by Rev R E Price with interment in Fairview Cemetery pallbearers listed. Also notes 1951 Canada soil surveys total 5 183 000 acres bringing surveyed land since start to 227 000 000 acres.

Acton Alfred Bauer Arthur St. Acton Petersbury Henry Bauer John and Jacob John MacArthur Brampton Beardmore and Co C.N.R Acton Fire Brigade St. Alban‘s R. E. Price Bauer Fairview Cemetery Messrs. R. Agar W. G. Middleton Geo. Holloway J. K. Gardiner Chris Swackhamer A. M. McPherson

Eramosa Council Denies Appeal and Sets Mills and Ditch Cost

Eramosa township council met at Rockwood Town Hall to deny an appeal against a $450 dwelling supplementary assessment. The meeting approved a 44–47 mill bylaw mix, struck off $18.20 business tax, $10 dog taxes, and adopted a 888.27 subsidy on land expenditure. A ditch cost allocation set 45 percent to the township, and a permanent employee status under unemployment insurance was declared for the clerk-treasurer.

Eramees Rockwood Bualneas Township Rockwood Police Village Eden Mills Hugh Sampson Rockwood Horticultural Society Wenante Messrs Kingsbury and Oakes

Contest Winners Compete At June District Meet

The Ospringe Women’s Institute May meeting had 13 members and four visitors. Doris Fines was elected to help plan the year’s program, and contest winners included Mrs Dan Winter, Mrs Elmer Fisher, and Mrs D G Robertson who will compete at Mimosa in June.

Ospringe Norman McKenzie D. G. Robertson Mary Stewart Doris Fines Harald Smith Gordon Aitken Wm. Glassford McFee Bert Weeks Mimosa Dan Winter Elmer Fisher God Save the Queen Tansley Ma Buck

Nassagaweya S S No 7 Ladies Aid and WMS Meet

Nassagaweya Presbyterian Church groups hosted a May meeting at the Robinson home. Mrs Kennedy led the study chapter while readers included Mrs Barlow Miss McMillan and George Robinson. Plans for Elora rally were made and refreshments served. Mothera Day service noted with new superintendant Fredricke and several new teachers installed.

W.M.S Nassagaweya Presbyterian Church Meco Stanley Robinson WL Kennedy N Barlow Dons Na McMillan George Robinson Elora Robinson Nastizaweya Presbsteran Fal Dredke

Swiss Warriors Rise From Peaceful Roots

Reader's Digest cites Max Eastman claiming Switzerland is a nation of warriors not pacifists. He argues Swiss mobilization could raise 800000 troops in 48 hours, a force twice France's army, ready for siege.

Switzerland Max Eastman France

Acton Lacrosse Club Trials Set Amid Softball Preview

The Acton B-Hives lacrosse team, under coach Milt Burrows, hosts tryouts with nineteen hopefuls and an exhibition against a local squad. Acton girls softball opens Monday at 6 45 pm against Brampton with four Georgetown players trying out. Amos Mason funds support.

Fergus Brampton Box Lacrasse Acton Milt Burrows Milt Bill Joe South Johnny Haines Zeke McCandless Frank Clark Rob Leslie Doug Townsend Arnie Hazel Bil Cunningham Walt Alexander Rob Wilson Phil Randell Tom Havell Norm Young Jim Foster George Beatty Russ Findley Eric Scussizzi Milton Indiannapolis Capitals Detroit Red Wings Georgetown Streetsville Acton Girls Grace Patermo Thes Owen Mosales Mel Jordan Ab Robinson Sam Snyder Lorne Masters Manor Sports Club Furst Agen

Thousand Crab Trees Planted on Toronto Highways

About 1 000 flowering crab trees have been planted along the highway from Wilson Avenue to the Queen’s Highway No. 7 intersection in Toronto. The funds come from a $100 000 trust set up by the late Thomas Fire, former mayor, with trustees directed to use income for highway landscaping. Foster estate trustees are asked whether planting could extend along the Toronto Interceptor Highway.

Wilson Avenue Toronto Queen's Heghway No. 7 Thomas Fire Department of Highways Foster Estate Toronto Interceptor Highway

Test Trophy Awarded to Acton Team in Georgetown Hockey League

The Sheeney Test trophy was presented to Baxter Laboratories hockey team at a Station Hotel dinner. Jack Stewart accepted for the playing captain alongside coach Kerwin McPhail. Speakers praised the club’s finances and loyalty, with display planned in the Free Press window.

Georgetown Baxter Laboratories Station Harold Kinread Jack Stewart Kerwin McPhail Jerry Candler Rino Braids Johnny Graham Baxter Ed Hufnagel George Sheeney

Obituary of Frederick A. MacLean Former Bank of Montreal manager

Frederick A. MacLean a retired Bank of Montreal manager who spent years in Acton Weston Tilbury and Watford died after months of ill health. Born in Petrolia he served 42 years in banking and 35 years in management positions. He was active in sports and local clubs in Tilbury Acton and Weston and is survived by his wife Gertrude Johnstone son William Donald two grandchildren and a sister. Interment was in Fairview Cemetery Acton.

Victor B. Rumley Frederick A. MacLean Bank of Montreal Acton MacLean Watford Chesley Weston Tilbury R.A. Armstrong Knox Church Walker Lodge A.F A.M Archdeacon Dobson Fla Petrolia Merchants’ Bank Lions Club Kata Mac Gertrude Johnstone William Donald Toronto Donna MacLean Windsor Darrel S. Moffat Dean Leslie V. War Wm. Cooper W. War Frank McIntosh H. L. Ritchie E. J. Massard

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