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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Oct 06, 1955

Page

11

Knox Ladies' Aid September Meeting Attends Plans

The Knox Ladies' Aid met at Mrs. R. R. Parker's home with President Mrs. F. McCutcheon presiding. Devotions by Mrs. James Van Fleet and Mrs. A. J. Buchanan. Reports on new table cloths and quilting. Anonymous donor offers 100 chairs. group to buy 50 more. Committees named, anniversary supper plans, teachers' convention dinner arranged. Autographed card sent to a hospitalized member. Mizpah benediction and social tea conclude.

Knox Ladies’ Aid R. R. Parker F. McCutcheon James van Fleet A. J. Buchanan Murray McArthur Blow Ruby Clark McCutcheon F. Anderson

Campbellville Captures Intermediates Crown In 18 7 Win

Campbellville traveled to Sunderland October 1 for the C B A Intermediate C final and defeated Sunderland 18 to 7. Allan Wingrove led Campbellville with three hits while Stan Henderson homered twice and Earl Cairns added key hits. Beaton, Farrell and Beaton starred for Sunderland but Campbellville’s early rally and strong defense sealed the championship.

Campbellville Sunderland Marmora Bancroft Sydenham Bect Dereham Centre Durham Corunnal Delhi Mitchell Lehman Earl Cairns Moore Thompson Miller Learoyd Beaton Farrell Bill Cairns Elliot Dredge Wingrove Laking Cairns Henderson Schell O'Burne Stan Henderson Roberts Allan Wingrove Lloyd Early Ken Moore Bob McPhail Sunderland Cere R H E PS Oaeies Sunderland Abrue Ib Miler Rf Farrelle Woodward St. John Phaeteee

Accidental Gash Needs 12 Stitches

Carl Parker, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Parker, incurred a severe cheek wound last Friday while playing near a mailbox. He received 12 stitches at Guelph hospital and is recovering at home. The report also notes various local visits and family events through the weekend, including weddings and travel, with condolences to Mr. Herbert McEwan on the loss of his brother.

Carl Parker M. Parker J. Hills Guelph Lawrence McLeod Robert Struthers Lucknow James Struthers George McMillan Murray McMillan Baby Toronto Murd McCutcheon Muriel Edwin Stewart D. G. Robertson Stratford Foreman Gordon Aitken Petrolia Moorehouse Ada Errett Currie MrcGilloway Cunningham

Engagement announced for Marie Beatrice Allan and Arthur Bolton

Mr and Mrs Ross Allan of Toronto announce the engagement of their daughter Marie Beatrice to Mr Arthur Bolton son of Mr and Mrs Russell Bolton of Dublin Ontario The couple plans to marry on Saturday October 22 1955 at three o clock in the Presbyterian church Rockwood Ontario

Ross Allan Toronto Marie Beatrice Arthur Bolton Russell Bolton Dublin Presbyterian Church Rockwood

Women’s Institute in Milton Names Acting President

District directors met at the Farmers’ Building in Milton for a business meeting after the president’s death. George Somerville of Acton was authorized to act as president until June. They discussed placing Copies of the forthcoming Pages of the Past in all local schools and bought a strong box for storing valuable papers.

Women's Institute Farmers Milton M. Featherstone George Somerville Acton

Newlyweds Ruby Mitchell and John Michie Wed in Milton

Ruby Lilan Mitchell daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard H Mitchell of Limehouse marries John Bayley Michie son of Mr and Mrs Harold Michie of Milton at Presby terian church in Georgetown. Rev James No McFaul officiated as Lorne Scots guards formed a guard of honor for the couple. The reception followed at Esquesing Community Hall with a reception party and the couple planned a home in Georgetown.

Boston Presbyterian Oo Church Ruby Lilan Mitchell John Bayley Michie Richard H. Mitchell RUR. 1 Limehouse the Groof Harold ¢. Michie RR. & Milton James No McFaul Ro Anderson Milton June Eason Campbellford J. H. Stone Toronto George Michie Kenneth Michie Jim Stone Lorne Scots Esquesing R. H. Mitchell Michie Shantung Georgetown

Harvest Services Decorate St John’s Rockwood

Harvest Festival services were held at St John’s Church with garden and farm products decorating the platform and windows. Rev E H Jones and Rev John Dilts led Friday, while Rev E H Jones conducted Sunday with a harvest address.

Limehouse Community Notes From Limehouse District

Family and friends gathered at Mrs. S Lawr home to present Mrs Jones with an occasional chair lamp and clock. Mr Ben MeHarg spent a week on Manitoulin Island. Mrs Campbell of Acton visited Mrs Lane. W A met at Mrs Smethurst home. Mrs Turter won a wrought iron dinette set in a CNLE draw. Delegates Sanford and F T C Brown attended the annual WO mans Institute convention in Guelph. Mr and Mrs Walter Linham welcomed a son at Guelph General Hospital on Sept 28. Dorothy Kirkpatrick spent the weekend with Marie Mitchell of Ballinafad. John Michie Chee Ruby Mitchell wed in Boston church. Communion at Limehouse Presbyterian Oct 2 with Mrs ais Raddell as new communicant. Mr and Mrs Gordon Grieg and Lois Any of Brantford visited relatives on Sun. The Merediths and Karns visited PoC Calvin and Mrs Van Zant family at Port Credit. Mrs Smethurst and Mrs Corbett attended district directors W I meeting at Milton.

Woodbridge S. Lawr Jones Wolmr Ben MecHarg Manitoulin Island J. E. Campbell Acton R. Lane W.A Dorothy Kirkpatrick Marie Mitchell Ballinafad John Michie Chee Ruby Mitchell Boston Limehouse Presbyterian Church Ais Raddell Gordon Grieg Lois Any Brantford Newton Miss Ivens Merediths Karns Calvin van Zant and Son Ruby Orr O Port Credit Smethurst Corbett W.I Milton

Campbellville Mourns Pearl Turner and William Turner

Community notes two deaths in Campbellville Pearl Elizabeth Turner of the village wife and mother died recently Funeral service was held Friday Rev Jeffares led with Rev Ralph Porr itt assisting from St Johns Anglican Church Large attendance and floral tributes highlighted the esteem for her St Johns W A St Johns Anglican Church and Campbellville Womens Institute counted her among members Pallbearers listed George Burns Clarke Harris William Shields Chie Baynton James McLaren Joe Currie In another notice William He Turner died at his home in his 70th year A CP railway retiree his home was rebuilt after a spring tree incident A funeral service was held Wednesday at St Johns Anglican Church A wedding presentation followed at No 1 school with Mr Leonard Pickett Mrs James Watson Mr and Mrs Pickett Mr and Mrs Watson received end tables lamps and smokers The community notes Mrs Frank Quinlan is reported at St Josephs Hospital Hamilton wishing her a speedy recovery Threshing and silo filling are underway with good crops in the area

Alfred Turner Pearl Elizabeth Turner Jeffares Ralph Porritt Arthur St. John’s Anglcan Church St. John’s W.A. St. John's Anglican Church Campbellville Women’s Institute George Burns Clarke Harris William Shields Chie Baynton James McLaren Joe Currie William He Purner C.prr St. John's Anglican Church No. 1 School Leonard Pickett James Watson Alex Nears Frank Quinlan St. Joseph's Hospital Hamilton

Chrome Table and Chairs Presented to Local Couple

On Friday evening September 30 residents of RR No 2 Acton and Greenock Woodaide School sections held a presentation for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson nee Olga Locker. Ralph McKeown opened the meeting with a community ring, Mrs Stan Hill read an address, and the couple received a chrome table and chair suite in grey and yellow. Olga and Frank spoke briefly, a lunch followed, and the evening continued with music by Al Saunders F Freeman and Mrs Ron Saunders.

Acton Greenock Woodaide Frank Thompson Olga Locker Ralph McKeown Stan Hill

Auxiliary Clergy Meet at Lowville Deanery Session

The Women's Auxiliary annual deanery gathering and Anglican clerical meeting were held at St George's Church Lowville. Attendees from Acton and Rochwood joined. Rural Dean Bob Jackson celebrated Holy Communion. Canon Jackson spoke on the General Synod. a dean was nominated pending the bishop's approval.

St George's Church Lowville Acton and Rochwood Bob Jackson St Dude Dareh Oskvelle Than Canon Jackson

Ligny Dufferin Presentation For Teacher And Wife

A presentation at Ligny school honored the teacher and his wife Mrs James Watson with a coffee table and vase. In Morton on September 21 Mountain Union W T ladies hosted a gathering at Mrs J J Kennedy’s home.

Ligny School Mro James Watson

Four Year Old Boy Sees Many Nations

Vancouver report on David Lankar a four year old who has logged 100000 miles globe trotting with his parents travelogue producer Hal Linkar and Talla Lankar en route to Los Angeles. David spends summers on location in different countries and has learned English Icelandic and some Japanese.

Vancouver David Lankar Los Angeles Talla Hal Linkar Lankar Iceland David

Pleasant Transformer Station boosts growth west of Brampton

The Pleasant TS near No. 7 highway west of Brampton started service in August 1954 to meet rising power demands in Brampton Milton Streetsville and the surrounding Brampton Rural area plus CBC Hornby transmitter. A 15 000 kva transformer was added in June this year. The project includes 14 miles of transmission line to Pleasant TS and new distribution lines to Brampton Georgetown. Earlier supply came from Cooksville and A W Manby stations with 60 cycle standardization improving voltage. The district’s outlook is continued expansion supported by rising population commerce and industry.

Ontario Hydra Pleasant Brampton Milton Streetsville CBC Hornby Acton Guelph Pleasant TS No. 7 Highway Pleasant T.S A. W. Manby Toronto Burlington TS Georgetown Cooksville Mileton A. W. Manley T.S

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