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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
May 30, 1957
Page
3
Serious two car collision on the village bridge Saturday evening damaged both cars. Seven people were removed to hospital in Guelph by ambulance and two were detained. The other five were released shortly after. Police directed traffic to Valley Road and the driver of one car was fined 3100 for impairment.
Dublin Women's Institute held its May meeting at Mrs Horace Blyth's home with Mrs Mansall Nellis as new president. Plans were made for the District Annual in Bal linated on May 30 and a bus trip to Buffalo on June 12. Committee members and officers announced preparations for Decoration Day and an exhibit at Milton Fair The Man in My Life.
Thomas Fred Dearing died suddenly in Downey California on May 17 1987 at age 71 He was beloved husband of Edna Newry and a former senior clerk with the CNR transportation department in Toronto The funeral was held in Acton with Rev Evan Jones in charge and interment at Huxley Cemetery He is survived by five brothers and two sisters and numerous nieces and nephews
Mrs. Ralph McKeown hosted the Greenock Women’s Institute for the May meeting with Mr. Calvin Aitken presiding. The program included prayers, scripture, member birthday roll, and a solo, followed by reports on the officers conference and the 60th anniversary of the Institute. A pageant The Passing of the Years featured six members, readings by Aitken and Hemsley, and community singing. A luncheon and contests for biscuits and lemon sponge pie concluded, with aprons judged for district exhibits.
The speaker rebuts a Conservative claim of widespread misery in Hatton county noting 12 000 new voters and new homes with modern appliances. He argues Liberal progress and asks readers to send him to Ottawa to support Liberal prosperity.
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