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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Nov 27, 1941

Page

11

Ferguson Buys Nassagaweya Farm From Farm Loan Board

W L Ferguson of lot 28 con 5S Nassagaweya purchased the farm formerly owned by Elkhorn on lot 25 con 5S, from the Farm Loan Board in Toronto. The Heather Mission Band of Ebenezer United Church held its regular meeting under Mrs John Robertson. Ebenezer Church conducted a baptismal service by Rev Mr Pickarigill. Bloomabury Literary Society was reorganized with Ross Gordon as President and an executive committee named.

W. L. Ferguson Con Nasangaweya Elkhorn Nassagaweya Farm Loan Board Toronto Ebenezer United Church John Robertson Cameron Ramshaw Pickeragill Bloomabury Literary Society Ross Gordon Donald Ferguson Cameron Kitching Mgr. C. J. van Goozen Mra Alex. Near Chas, Lasby A. M. McPherson Mildred Wilson Ross Patterson

Milton Council Improves Town Roadways With Grader

Milton town council repairs streets using county grader and reports improvements. F Leonard White returns to activity after two weeks at home. J P Bartleman visits family, while George Homstreet’s father lies ill. Clare Wilson shoots Arctic owl after it feeds on chickens. owl wing span noted.

Milton F. Leonard White J. P. Bartleman Nmmings George A. Homstreet Clare Wilson Trafalgar

Remembrance Day events and community visits noted

Pte. W. L. Armstrong of the Veterans Guard of Monteith spoke on the Great War during Remembrance Day at No 9 Erin. A turkey supper by Maraville United Church attracted many locals. Visitors from Toronto, Fergus, St Thomas and Guelph called on families in Erin. LAC Elgin Brown returned home on leave from Nova Scotia for a School No 12 gathering. Multiple social visits and weekend travels among residents were reported.

W. L. Armstrong Veteran’s Guard Monteith Erin Pte. Armstrong Maraville Fred Watson Tom Morden Higin John Watson John Dolson Toronto Percy Kellam Shirley Brampton Lloyd Lyons Clifford Watson Orangeville John Hurd Stan. Coulson Milton Pete Watson Galt Stockdale London J. Hurd Atton Hall

Oakville Legion Hall Work Starts at Church and Navy

A Scout Hut gathering drew about 60 leaders for an enthusiastic Waders conference. Mrs J Elliott, injured in a Georgetown area motor crash, was moved to St Joseph's Hospital in Hamilton for treatment. Fifty four years ago Mr and Mrs Fred Snowball wed in England. friends gathered on Robinson Street to congratulate them. The Board of Education awarded a cost of living bonus to all staff, retroactive to November 1, with 10 percent for higher earners and 15 percent for lower earners.

Legion Hall Church and Navy Street J. Elliott Georgetow St. Josph's Hospital Hamilton Fred Snowball England Robinson Street Tueaday Board of Education

War Fund Event and Social in Limehouse Notes

Women's Institute held a cashdre on November 21 at Mr and Mrs T Shelbourne to raise funds for the war effort with seven tables and high scores by Mr E Miller with Mrs Gowdy and Mr Jamieson. A new quilt was completed for Britain's bomb victims and a lecture by Rex Frost from CFRB titled Cavalcade of Europe is planned for December. Local social news includes funeral attendance, visitors from Toronto and Georgetown, and weekend stays with Mrs Lane and others.

T .Shelbourne Women's Institute E. Miller Gowdy Mr. Jamieson S. Norrie John Scott Indies Rex Frost CFRB Tédronto Newton Gale Bill Newton Marton Helen Mills Ruth ‘Morton R. Lane Packer Georgetown Ted Morrow A. W. Lane

Community honors Nasengaweya descendants at Brookville Hall

At Brookville Hall on Friday evening the Nasengaweya community celebrated two of its oldest families, honoring Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dretge (née Thelma Lamb). The event featured Thelma's return, a dance, and a formal address of congratulations and best wishes for their future. Other notes mention bereavements, a move to Milton, quilt-making activity, a funeral in Massagaweya Cemetery, and upcoming Christmas concerts at the school.

Brookville Hall Nasengaweya Ernest Dretge Thelma Lamb Thelma Ernest Nasangaweya Cres Nassagaweyn Kennedy Jennie Howard Charlies Kennedy John A. W. Kennedy Teulon Manitoba Neil Martin Milton Co. E. Davenport Sarah McEwen Massagaweya Presbyterian Cemetery

Everton Guests Visit Local Families on Weekend

Sunday visitors gathered at the homes of numerous residents including Mr. and Mrs. DP S Tovell and Mr. and Mrs. W Mogford, Ben Simons in Acton, Bert Palframan with W W Hartap and Alf Couling, Y Hamilton and Henry Hill on leave from Newfoundland, and Jose Read Utherwood plus Read and Reed families. Nearby Mrs. Black hosted Hugh Black Geo Henderson J P McKinnon and Miss Joan McLean while M M Sunter and Harold Sunter joined George Young.

John Alton DP. S. Tovell W. Mogford Non David Toronto Ben Simons Acton Rozell Bert Palframan W. W. Hartap Alf Couling Y. Hamilton Henry Hill Newfoundland Fred Murray Guelph Fletcher Blacher Galt Apent W. Head Jose Read John Reed Orton Apent Utherwood Black Hugh Black Geo. Henderson Georgetown J. P. McKinnon Mint Mary Black Joan McLean Mixx M. Sunter Harold Sunter Geo. Young Townline

Ospringe residents host community euchre and dance event

A large Ospringe crowd attended a euchre tournament and dance at Erin Town Hall hosted by the Ospringe Women’s Institute. Fisher’s quartet played as prizes were auctioned to benefit war efforts, with local notables Aitken and Leitch among organizers and auctioneers.

Hugh Robertson Hamilton George Grundy Guelph General Hospital EN. Sunter Arnold — Sunter Niagara Falla Viattora D. G. Robertson Norman Robertson Phyllis and Glenlee Acton Lloyd Robertson Alan Guelph Erin Town Hall Ospringe Women's Institute Fisher Mel Barden Indy Tig Jack Anthony H. Sargent T. G. Aitken Institute Aitken Stan Leitch J. Stewart Robert King Orton

Rockwood Announces Annual Commencement Concert And Notices

The Rockwood Continuation School will host its annual commencement concert Friday evening. Community notices include a Pupils of Miss Annie Joliffe broadcast from Kit chener station on CKCR last Saturday. Local Kiwanis members attend United Church services. Miss Arsene Young led a mission meeting and lunch followed. Several residents and visitors are listed, with transfers and travel notes. John Bull’s Christmas mincemeat now rationed under the pre n introduces purchase vouchers.

Rockwood Continuation School Annie Joliffe Kitchener CKCR Rockwood Public School Kiwanis Club Hamilton Rev. J. Ward United Church Masters Neil Norman Lambert Jesus United Church U.P.S Church Auditorium Missionary Group Arsene Young Elsie Gordon Bell Telephone Acton Telephone Robert Croft Toronto Ross Allan Marie Johnston Hewat Simcoe R. J. Hodgson Port Hope Ray Dean R.A F Hagersville Jack Laverty Margaret Locker Frank Kelso Babe Guelph Ed. Israel Katherine Duby Oswald Meadows Femus Fergus Geo. Laverty Brampton Lue Laverty R.N Taylor Presbyterian Church McIvor Montreal Nicholson Ontario Reformatory Nicholsot Sudbury

Erin residents relocate to new homes in Erin and Caledon area

Mr and Mrs Gordon Corbett moved into their recently purchased home from Wealey Robertson. Mr and Mrs Ronald McFenchern and Mr Malcolm McEachern returned to their Erin residence after farming in Caledon township. Three people escaped injury on No 24 Highway near Erin when their car was damaged. A War Veterans Memorial Service was held in Erin Town Hall led by Rev T J Rees with assistants.

Gordon Corbett Wealey Robertson Ronald McFenachern Malcolm. McEachern Erin Caledon Township War Veteransa T. J. Rees I. W. A. Brand E. G. Hansell Ottawa Advocate

Georgetown Lions Club Eyes Juvenile Team Again

Georgetown Lions Club members at their Monday dinner meeting said they are prepared to sponsor a juvenile team again this year if enough district youths are interested. The Soldiers Comforts Committee packed 144 Christmas boxes for district soldiers and airmen and one nursing sister, with many helpers packing and addressing boxes.

Georgetown Lions Club

Burlington Council Grants 300 To Elmcs Burlington Committee

At a Saturday council meeting 300 was granted to the Elm C S Burlington Committee. Warden Leslie Kearns and his party returned from a deer hunting trip in the French River district reporting a fine holiday but only fair luck. Three local bachelors were fined for failing to pay poll tax with Chief Smith the complainant. East Finland and Waterdown high school principal R L emary to Regina for war service in the air force, leave of absence granted.

Elm.c.s. Burlington Leslie Kearns French River Woodliffe Smith Buffington R. L.emary East Finamboro and Waterdown High School Regina

Canada’s Busiest Roundhouse Bustling at Turcot Montreal

Officials say the Turcot Turret Roundhouse at St. Yves Montreal handles about 290 locomotives daily with one every six minutes. Locomotives undergo four to seven hour inspections under D V Gondar supervising foreman. The facility, equipped with Sontalla, provides water coal oiling greasing and tests including brakes electrical and heating systems.

Canada Canadian National Walkways Tirvet St. Ylenvy Montreal

Old Innis Becomes Free Military Repair Shop

Lovera of Dickens would recall the King’s Head Inn a historic Britain site now turned into a free repair shop for troops. YMCA volunteers operate each Thursday evening in a rent-free room to mend about one hundred garments collected by Tea Cars, then return them on the next Tea Car trip.

Lovera Dickens Dombey Britain King's Head Y.M.C.A

Canada’s Entries At Chicago Fair

Canadian entries for the 42nd International Live Stock Exposition and Horse Show opening Nov. 29 include cattle horses and sheep from Ontario Quebec and Saskatchewan stock raisers. Exhibitors include Larkin Farms Queenston Ont Emerson Lowden Glanford Ont E F Noad Olds Alta Brien & Sons Ridgetown Ont W E Parker & Sons Watford Ont A G Douglas Mt Forest Percheron drafts Valley Creek Farms Toronto Nelson Wagg Claremont Niles Shantz Plattsville Stoltz Ayr Meaford Hewson Malton Ont William Fleming Drinkwater Sask Edwards Brothers Watford Ont listing 13 Aberdeen Angus cattle herd.

Chicago Larkin ,Farms Queenston Ont Emerson Lowden Glanford E. F. Noad Olds Alta George S. Brien Watford A. G Douglas Mt. Forest Clydesdale Horse Valley Creat Farms, Ltd Toronto Nelson Sask Edwards Brothers

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