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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
May 30, 1957
Page
10
In a Saturday evening accident on the village bridge two cars collided causing damage to both vehicles. Seven people were transported to Guelph hospital by ambulance, two detained, and the remaining five released soon after. Police arrived and traffic was diverted to Valley Road temporarily. One driver faced a $100 fine in Guelph court for impaired condition.
Dublin Women's Institute held a May 23 meeting at Mrs Horace Blyth home with Mrs Mansell as president Elect. Members announced plans to attend the District Annual in Bal linated on May 30 and to sponsor a bus trip to Buffalo on June 2. Discussions covered Decoration Day preparations, upcoming exhibitions at Milton Fair themed The Man in My Life, and officer conference insights from Guelph.
Obituary notices the sudden death of Thomas Fred Dearing in Downey California on May 17 1987. He was husband of Edna Newry aged in 70s and a former Toronto clerk who retired in 1963 to Downey. Interment at Huxley Cemetery followed a service led by Rev Evan Jones. Survived by five brothers and two sisters with a large circle of relatives and friends.
Mrs Ralph McKeown hosted the Greenock Women s Institute for the May meeting with Mr Calvin Aitken president presiding. The program included prayers, readings, a solo, officer reports, and a pageant The Passing of the Years. The day featured community singing, district discussions from Kenora to Windsor, and a contest with biscuits and lemon sponge pie winners.
A Conservative campaign ad questions claims of misery in Hatton County noting voters and new homes in the area. It cites doorbells, appliances, new schools, 12000 new voters, and local farms while praising Liberal progress and urging support for Ottawa.
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