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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

May 24, 1951

Page

4

Sacred Concert Draws Good Crowd at local church

Sacred concert organized by Walr chairmen drew a sizable turnout Sunday evening at the local church. The program featured Mr. and Mrs. Titt Rockwood, Mr. George Willey Eramosa, Mr. Fred Shortill Ballinafad, Mrs. Byron Bruce and Mrs. Gordon Aitken with a sacred drama The Cross’. Performers included Ward Bruce A Sinclair G Jackson and more with vocal accompaniment by Mrs. Suntor and Mrs. Aitken.

Titt Rockwood George Willey Eramosa Fred Shortill Ballinafad Byron Bruce Gordon Aitken Eloaing- Humber Mhe Ward Bruce A. Sinclair G.,wackson D., Winter G. Young N. McKenzi D. Fines G. Suntor G. Aitken B. Bruce Elgin Brown O.A.C George D. Robertson Joyce George L. Robertson Hamilton Sutherland M.O.H Miss Brown Dan Winter Women’s Institute Robert McCutcheon Erin James Struthers Carman Griffin Thomas Fines J. Douglas Georgetown Alvin Fisher Vida Abbott Arthur Ada Errett Currie Gordon Robertson Jim Perth Be, Wood St. Catharines

Beauty of Blossom Reaches Peak Around Campbellville

Blossoms peak in the district as seeding ends. Local residents host visits from relatives in Quebec and California. Harbors of activity include boat rides on Campbellville pond and social gatherings with the Inglis and Mook families. Sympathy extended to Mrs John Early. Earl Cairns wins intermediate championship at Field Day in Acton. David Martin suffers a broken leg but is improving.

Stuart Cramp Warr Geo. Inglis Stevenson Edgar Cairns Earl Cairns Acton David Martin

Fireworks Show At Campbellville Draws Huge Crowd

The Fifth Anniversary Fireworks Display at the Ball Park in Campbellville attracted nearly 300 cars and a large crowd. The event began with a 7 15 baseball game, then at 9 30 the sky lit with bombs and star shapes as the crowd gasped and clapped. A street dance with Millar's Orchestra followed, keeping many attendees after the show.

Ball Park Campbellville Millar Ochestra

Cadet Heads to Manitoba Camp for Summer

R M C Cadet sails to Camp Shilo in Manitoba for summer duty. He has returned home after completing a year at FLMC Kingston. Community notices report W M S sectional meeting in Norval, visitors to Miss Ivens, and sympathy extended to the McVey family after a death in Toronto.

Shilo Min- Hobo FLMC Kingston W. A Ivens Sharp Duncan Sharp Colleena Sharp Peter McDonald Arthur Ivens Toronto Nichol Rockwood Wm. Grieg Gordon Grieg Brantford Red Cross Society Sam Gisby Sunnybrook Hospital Mesdames ,Smethurst H. Norton E. Sanford Norval Presbyterian Church Robert McVey Smethurst James Noble EF. Sanford J. Ellerby

Blair Auxiliary and St David's Girls Meet in Blair

Blair Evening Auxiliary hosted Mrs RB Eliot on May 15 with 46th Psalm read by Miss Della Van Sickle. Mrs Douglas Inglis read Glad Tidings article. discussions covered education, gospel in India, and a Bible study from Mark. Teas were served by hostesses.

RB. Eliot Blair Marilyn Moore Iislen Audrey) Hurren

My Kitchen Window Spring Poem Observation

A poet describes a kitchen window view in spring. The scene includes woodlots, a robin in a maple tree, a garden gate, goldfish in a pool, a buck with fawn, crocus, delphinium, a snowfall bush, flowers, and fields of grain and clover. The speaker treasures this natural vista over wealth.

Crocus

Acton Visitors From Nearby Towns Highlight Weekend Notes

Mr. John Warr of London visited Acton home during the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lenavens of Welland hosted friends Sunday. Several locals hosted or visited, including Drayton and Mount Forest couples, travellers to Kingston and New York, and hospital stays for Jill Hurst. Members of Women’s Institute districts attended a Trafalgar Hall event.

John Warr London Richard Lenavens Welland Roy Lambert Drayton John Lambert

Acton High School Literary Program Impresses Crowd

The Tuesday program, led by Audrey Wilkinson, showcased a ten grade literary event. Mimi Parry sang with an English accent, recited a poem, and performed in the editor skit with Barbara Baxter Ken Mann and Bill Coon. Yvonne Brunelle won the talent show with a song, amid a tape recorded finale produced by Wilkinson.

Grade Ten Audrey Wilkinson Mimi Parry Acton Ely Pad Barbara Joan Baxter Ken Mann Mr. Snodgrass Bill Coon Faye Dawkins Yvonne Brunelle Shirley Thompson Isabelle Ritchie Martin Davenport Martin Crawford Douglas Duncan Gibson Crawford Douglas Crawford Miss Gammie Mr. Hansen Mr. Robbing Joyce Farmer Barbara Turner

Mrs. Steele Hosts Dublin W I Meet

The Dublin Women’s Institute monthly meeting at Mrs. M Steele’s Second Line Esquesing drew a large turnout. New president Mrs. L Ferguson chaired. various reports and plans were discussed including a District Annual event, a 10th Anniversary luncheon at Milton arena, and a Tweedsmuir History project. A wedding assistance pledge and a social luncheon followed.

Dublin Women's Institute Milton Arena R. L. Davddson O.A.C Guelph C. J. VanGoozen Tweedsmuir Dennis Steele Elliott McPherson

Bingo Fans Claim Prizes Continues From Page One

Bingo event attracted many prize winners as admission tickets and several door prizes drew attention. John Wager and his Toronto staff, veterans of the Canadian Legion, organized the show to benefit crippled children. Rotary Club provided coffee and snacks, and prizes await claim by ticket holders 602, 91 and 605. Unclaimed stubs should be turned in to President George Maton.

John Wager Toronto Wager Canadian Legion Rotary Club Geo. Mason George Maton Y's Men's Club

Centre pays grant discussion and town council notes

Council debated paying the grant for Acton Centre and agreed to use the softball diamond on summer Monday evenings. They approved repairs to sidewalks and drainage boards, studied moved telephone poles on Agnes Street, and noted a library board thank you for increased funding. The meeting adjourned at 1 p.m with Mayor E Tyler presiding.

Girls’ Softball Association Nepar Rand Liquor Control Board Winfield Acton Park Agnes St Willow Main St Peter Federko Spartan Contracting Co Library Board Acton L. Wieck J. Greer C. Wood R. Thompson E. Taylor A. Fryer J. J. Stewart J. Hargrave E. Tyler

Moffat Township Ladies Regular Meeting Seeding Exchange

The Nassagaweya Ladies Institute held its regular meeting at Mrs. H Price home. After business, convenors Mrs Page and Mrs Anderson presented horticulture papers. Roll call featured an exchange of seeds bulbs and perennials. Social attendance noted.

Nassagaweya Ladies’ Institute H. Price Page Anderson Lloyd Campbell H. McCarthy West Flamboro J. Dunnett Cliff Densmore Sheffield C,. Donaven

Parents Night at the YMC A draws 75 children

Mothers and fathers attend a crowded Parents Night at the Y MC A featuring Midget and Junior activities. The program includes swinging, wand drill, boxing, wrestling, basketball, tumbling and skits with lunch by the Triple T Club and Junior girls serving.

Triple T

Engagement announced for Sa diy Dangelo in Brampton

Mr and Mrs Bert Dangelo of Crampton announce the engagement of their daughter Sa diy to Martin Patrick, eldest son of Mr and Mrs Patrick McCristall of Acton, with a marriage planned in Brampton on June 6, 1081. Average size of a milk bottle is six deliveries.

Bert Dangelo Crampton Sadiy Martin Patrick Mrom Patrick McCristall Acton Brampton

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