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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

May 19, 1955

Page

9

White Grubs Expected, Not Serious for 1955 Farm Season

Ontario farm report notes white grubs from June beetles feeding in 1954 caused great damage to potatoes strawberries grains and lawns. Experts say grubs will soon stop feeding and pupate with beetles emerging in 1956. In light soils growers advised to plant and seed normally and avoid costly insecticides. heavier soils may use aldrin chlordane dieldrin heptachlor as soil incorporation.

W. E. Heming O.A.C Heming Dr. Heming

Nellie Anderson Receives Long Service Medal

At the 41st annual W. M. S. meeting of the Presbyterian church in Toronto, Nellie Anderson was honored with a long service medal. She has completed 40 plus years of service, with missions in Japan and China, later serving as deaconess in Saskatoon and in British China before returning to Canada.

Nellie Anderson W. M.S Edgatch i Canada Anderson Society Japan Inshime Saskatoon Chiana Isabel Anderson C. Hatsen Acton W.M.S Toronto

Dr Norman Fish to Head Halton Milk Producers Meeting

Former Haltonite Dr Norman Fish of the Ontario Veterinary College Guelph will be the chief speaker at the Halton Milk Producers semi annual meeting in Stewarttown. He will discuss Mastitis Control with color films. Other speakers include W H Wilmot secretary manager Toronto Milk Producers Association and R E Randle manager of the Co operative surplus Milk Plant. Refreshments will follow.

Norman Fish Ontario ‘Veterinary College Guelph Halton Stewarttown Fish W. HH. Wilmot Toronto’ Milk Producers Association R. E. Randle Co-operative John M. Bind Halton’ ‘Associaidon

Halton 4 H Club Film Premier At Milton High School

The premier showing of a Technicolor film from Halton County documents the year’s 4-H program with Paul Ford of Omagh District as star. It features Ford homestead scenes, a Milton fair day, and a club meeting amid other Halton 4-H members.

Ontario Milton High School Halton County Ontario Agricultorial College Paul Ford Clarence Ford Omagh Ford Homestead Milton Fair

Holstein lineage shines in Halton Helsteins news

In the May Helstein Friesian Journal Hartog Jemima Sadie owned by J C Bell and Son of Nelson township posted a 21 000 pounds milk and 710 pounds fat test at age 14, with prior years 20 201 and 19 216 pounds. Daughters and granddaughters sustain the Bell herd while Lornabelle Doreen Posch of Merton, from Victor J Lawrence, records 238 955 pounds milk and 8 453 pounds fat across 12 lactations, including a high of 29 908 pounds milk.

Helstein- Friesian Journal Hartog Jemima Sadie J. C.bell and Son Nelson Township Bell Farm Carmen Bell Fred Old Sadie Inc Bell-herd Lonvue Milton Holstein Gordon R. Sinclair Sadie Halton Lornabelle Doreen Posch Lornabelle Victor J. Lawrence Merton Merle H. Green Elsie Mica Doreen Lawrence Morley Watson Sylvia Alcartra

Presbytery U P Officers Elected At Elora United

About 230 young people from 26 Unions of Guelph Presbytery attended at Elora United church. After fellowship led by Mrs. Shirley Harris and welcoming by Elwood Stone, Roland Rees conducted business and Gordon Dunk directed worship. T J Rees oversaw election and installation of new officers. Rev W H Bexton was theme speaker. New officers include honorary president Rev P Smith past president Stanley Harris president Helen Duffield vice president Gordon Dunk secretary Mrs Stanley Harris treasurer Morley Trask faith and evangelism chairman Roland Rees assistant Lawrence Fetter.

Elora United Church Guelph

Akitt dies at 46 in Toronto after coronary thrombosis

William Edwin Akitt of 14 Queen Victoria Ave Toronto dies suddenly Monday April 25 in his 47th year following coronary thrombosis. Born Erin township later moved Caledon then Toronto where he worked for Direct Winters Transport Co and Smith Transport. Survived by widow Phyllis O'Donnell two sons William and Edward two daughters June and Marilyn one grandson Eddy mother Mrs W R Akitt sisters Helen Jean Muriel Violetta and a brother Robert Funeral by Rev Gordon Wanless Swackhamer, Erin cemetery interment. Mother's Day service noted with children and singers.

William Edwin Akitt Queen Victoria Ave Toronto Con Erin Township Ella E William—R—Akitt Iine Caledon Caledon Municipal Telephone System Direct Winters Transport Co The Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Direct Winters Co Smith Transport Co Phyllis O'Donnell Fort Frances William Edward June Laverne Matthews Marilyn Eddy W. R. Akitt Helen Jean Donald Matheson Hijjlsburgh Muriel Gordon Foster Alton Violetta P. Currie Robert Belwood Gordon Wanless Stroud Swackhamer Funeral Home Erin Cemetery Harry Matheson Ross Moore Smith Transport George A. Towns James Adams Morgan Graham Robert A. McEnery Marjory Gibson Bonnie Cotton Shirley Kirkwood

Village Trustees Plan Safety Drive to Curb Speeding

A Campbellville village meeting at 8.8 No. 10 school discussed a safety campaign to curb speeding. The trustees and Campbellville Women's Institute will sponsor signs restricting speed to 15 mph near the school and prohibit street play to protect children.

Campbellville Women's Institute S.S. No. 10 School Campblllville

Death Notice for Mary Helen Rutledge of Churchill and Brampton

Mrs Mary Helen Rutledge formerly Winter died April 30 at Peel Memorial Hospital Brampton aged. She was wife of the late William Rutledge of Acton. Survived by daughter Mrs Gig Ortay Lakeview and another daughter Wanda Mrs Richard Greene Deliver Cotabonds. Funeral May 3 at Churchill United Church Wheatley officiating Rev Flindatl. Interment Spring Creek Cemetery Clarkson. Also mentions Welland Canal lifting ships 323 feet between Port Weller and Port Colborne.

Mary Helen Rutledge Peol Memorial Hospital Brampton Mary Helen Winter William Rutledge Acton Churchill Churchill United Church Mra Gig Ortay Lakeview Wanda Richard Greene Cotorads Ben Tuen Mr. Flindatl Wheatley Spring Creek Cemetery Clarkson

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