Acton Community Notices Highlight Local Events
Ontario plans for a large tuberculosis survey are backed by Hai tes County and the Ontario Department of Health. Halloween activities abound with shell-outs, parties, a rummage sale, and a dance at Acton Town Hall. Remembrance Day approaches as groups report harvest of community events including golf, boxing, and church gatherings.
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Ontario
Haites County ,Tuberculosis and Health Association
Ontario Department of Health
Laymen Elect Leslie Duby President In Halton Parish Hall
About 75 men from Halton gathered at St Alban's Parish Hall Acton for the Halton Deanery Laymen's Association fall rally. Dr H D Branson spoke on lay participation in parish life and the group elected Leslie Duby as president and William Denny as secretary treasurer for 1953.
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St. George's Church, Guelph
Branson
G. F. Thompson
Milton
Leslie Duby
Acton
William Denny
Thompson
St Alban's
Halton
Wiltgusts Mark Golden 50th Wedding Anniversary
Former Actonians Harold Wildgust and his wife celebrated fifty years of marriage with a family dinner. Born in Beeston England both moved to Canada in 1906 and 1909 respectively, Harold a musician with bands in Nottingham Waterloo Guelph and London, now residing in London Ontario with four children eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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Mr. Wildgust
Knox Presbyterian Church
Metropolitan
London
Mes Wildcast
Beeston
Notimpghottishire
Woldpust
Sax Tnba
Nottingham
Castle Grounds
Canada
Waterloo
Wildgust
Munteal Society
Guelph
Roy Johnson
Mary
Union
Alberta
Albert
Toronto
Harold
Roy
Philadelphia
Growth-Enhancing Lawn Seed Pushed With Hormones and Fertilizers
The Financial Post reports lawn seed now combined with growth hormones protectants and fertilizers to speed germination and growth. It is marketed in a special self sowing container.
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The
Financial Post
Record U.S. Vote Amid Campaign Buzz and Winter Ahead
Amid a high turnout on Tuesday the United States posted a record vote as local chatter about government persists. The piece notes coming winter, mentions orange cake oats, stove heads, and a sales pitch by J B Macke Sab mem 1 7IE & SON.
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U.S.A
Pyathens Noowemb
Macke
7Ie & Son
Births and Death Notices from Acton and Area
Births and obituaries announce a male infant at Newahog Home Acton November and a twin birth at Nurato g Home. Memorials note Heverley Ann Pattison of Toronto Rockwood and others. services set at Victor B Rum ley Acton and Dell and Martins Port Colborne with interments in Fairview and Rockwood Cemetery.
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Ual
Chisre Hill
Chaat One
Acton Wink
Cripps
Meter Ant Paul
Nuratog
Tara
Winnifred Snyder
Margaret Jone
Victor B. Rumley
Acton
Fair- View Cemetery
Pattison
Hospital For Stock Children
Toronto
Heverley Ann
Yveara
Lafayette
Mira Tsattingn
Rockwood
Jane
Windsor
France
Myder
Gall
Susan
Eof McIntyre
Delhi St
Rockwood Cemetery
McIluride
Port Colborne
Annabette Fraser
Belr
John Melioride
Merly
Welland
Bethy
Hague
Margaret
Lioyd Bartlett
Anna
Charles McDonald
Brantford
Water of
In Memoriam Blair and Family Remembrances
In remembrance of W. R. Blair who died November 4, 1949 and wife W. R. Blair who died January 11, 1934 son Torrance who died February 21, 1920. The family thanks friends for cards and tributes. Also notes thanks from Mr and Mrs George Lantz and family for condolences after the death of Charles Franklin.
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Blair
W. R. FE. Blair
W. R. E. Blair
Torrance
George Lantz
Ruth
Guelph
Rudolph Spielvogel
Charles Franklin
Community event notices list various November gatherings
Lakeside Chapter 1.C.D.E. annual bazaar November 8 in Acton YMCA tea 2:30 to 5 p.m. Euchre at Scout Hall November 7 with Scout and Guide Mothers Association 8:30 p.m. admission 35 cents lunch provided. Fire relief benefit at Brookville hall November 12 with musical program at United Church. November 14 progressive euchre and dance at Brookville hall 8:30 p.m. Nassan awega Federation of Agriculture supports Brookville Junior Farmers Institute Alex Nears orchestra admission 50 cents. announcement of Esquesing Federation of Agriculture meeting Stewart town hall November 11 8:30 p.m. lunch provided. Everyone welcome.
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Acton United Church
Lakeside
C.D.E
Acton Y.M.C.A
Scout Hall
Scout and Guide Mothers’ Association
Brookville Hall
Nassanawega Federation of Agriculture
Brookville Junior Farmers and Junior Institute
Alex Nears
J. A. Carroll
Esquesing Federation of Agriculture
Stewarttown
Order Please Professor to Early Class
A classroom exchange opens with the professor demanding order while a drowsy student asks for coffee. The light moment underscores a busy morning session and the need to wake the room.
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Second Armored Division
Actons
Choaen
Hallowe'en
Legion Ladies’ Auxiliary
Melody Makers
Deon Clayton
Yomlcla
Actonians
Harold Wiltgust
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Acton Mtaria
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J. McGeachie
St. Alban’s Parish Hall
Hitten and Perry
Gerry Candler
Tite
Thos. Jones
Chan
Maxan
Family Style Entertainment
Maley
Dded Entertainment
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Jesus Christ
Ceeniess Caren
Quebec
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Ayenee
Brus
Alia 1G Arena
Janet Leigh
Peter Lawford
Wm. Wallace
Na Chusge
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Wirth
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Arkles
Minitaui
Curda
Macon Bine
FOI Sale
Pwo Hobbner
Accordiana Cautifaal
Qeccaedeaed
Power Avenue
Oreal Worgawn
Larne
Garner Motors
Ferguson
Ford
Georgetown
Quaker
New Norge
Fairbank Morse
Roy Thermo
Voor
Milton, Ont
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Firet United Church
Bidlinafad United Church
Adminson
Acton Junior Farmers and
Mac and
Calvin S Fest Farm
Lane
Wim Sasnuk
Vimy St
Bell Telephone
Wm McLeod
Main St
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Optometrist
Guelph, Ont
Arthur St. Elmira
Cuelph Jauving Acton
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Dinimediata
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Gordon Young
Poalvely
Colleal
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Acton Free Prees
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