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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 13, 1938
Page
10
Local readers are invited to a discussion on broader community issues affecting neighboring towns. Organizers promise informative remarks from regional officials and community leaders.
In Georgetown Lions Club event Violet South and Gertrude Cain performed as tap dancers from the Glen. Gertrude Cain won second prize in the Junior section.
Friends and neighbors in Rockwood gathered at the Town Hall to honor Mr. and Mrs. Dan Winter on their recent marriage. A varied program featured readings, songs, and a desk presentation, with lunch and a dance afterward.
Mr. Marry Shortill plans remodeling of his house with improvements. Rev. Mr. Aitken of Guelph led services in the United Church on Sunday in Foreman’s absence. Mrs. Barbara Soper picked peas from her garden on October 8. Mr. Dan Campbell remains innocent while displaying his horses at the fair.
A veteran Rockwood resident, Mr Thas Clark, aged in his eighties, died after a heart attack on Tuesday. He leaves three sons and four daughters, with services at United Church and interment in Rockwood Cemetery. Also reported are club events, church meetings, and community notices from Guelph and area, including a Blue Water Bridge dedication coverage and local social gatherings.
Trans-Canada Airlines announces the appointment of George O Wakeham as Traffic Manager with head offices in Montreal. Wakeham, a veteran wartime pilot, has served as Eastern Inspector of Civil Aviation for the Canadian government.
Chief of Police David Kerr elected to the Executive of the Police Association of Ontario at the convention in Toronto. In other news, six year old Shirley Tyrell was fatally hit in Kerr Street incident, and Muriel Cooke died from injuries sustained. a preliminary hearing set for Quentin Adkins on charges linked to the accident death. The inquest into Muriel Cooke’s death concluded with no jury finding of responsibility.
Ian Tickner visits from England to see friends in Milton while Mrs. Wm Hume and Miss Minn Hume journey to Ottawa for the winter. Families from Milton and nearby towns return from a motor trip west. The Canadian Club of Milton held a September banquet at Milton Inn with Mr W Gordon addressing youth issues. Willard of the Bank of Toronto leaves the teens branch for Stayner, noted for his town involvement and scouts and rifle club efforts.
Report notes Erin Dr H Gear is undergoing treatment at Lorotto General Hospital. Jennie Hull returns home after two weeks with Mr and Mrs H Prinkum in Harriston. Arthur Brecken back in Sackville NE after visiting grandmother Mrs R Gea Overland. Friends of Joseph Benham recover from appendicitis and convalesce. CPR agent JF Anthony off duty due to health. Mr E Beatty in charge at Joend station in Guelph. A party at Mrs JH Cubson home celebrated Erin United Church tenth birthday with many visitors.
Local residents and visitors from Toronto Brantford and Dundee gathered for holiday time at various cottages and homes. Mrs Gibbs hosted a United Church meeting while Erin Fair drew carloads from the village. No Presbyterian service next Sunday due to an anniversary observance in Creage town.
Mr Charles Roth stays with his daughter Mrs James Hepburn while helping on a new house. Miss Helery Allen visited Aunt Mrs Walter Couling. Mr and Mrs Alex Martin of Woodstock visited. The Reed sisters attended a nephew's wedding. Recent visitors to Mr Ben Simons included Mr and Mrs Percy Hall and others. Exhibitors from the community included Irvine Jackson Thompson Stewart Geo Mack Colin Parker and Mrs George Young.
Burlington Mayor Geo Harris buys Locust Street lot from Smith estate beside Bates property and plans erection of a building next week. The 1998 town assessment roll was completed September 30. Dykstra of Burlington Hak er buys three Brant Street stores from Hapias estate and will use one for bakery upgrades. A stolen truck from Aldershot was recovered west of Brant Street. Prospects for cheap government loans for a Freeman reservoir are weak after Attorney General Gordon Conant’s Whitby speech noting no guaranteed Dominion funds.
A community event titled The Statin Bchool Anniversary Fowl Supper is planned for Monday October 17 from 6 to 8 pm, hosted by the Ladine organization, followed by a concert. The notice invites all to attend with welcoming emphasis.
Worship at 11.00 am Sunday October 16 1938 at Herview. Sunday School classes 1200 neon. Tuesday 2:30 pm prayer meeting. Wednesday 7:30 pm prayer meeting. Welcoming all to the fellowship and services led by Pastor E G Baxtem.
An assortment of farm sales and notices including dairy cows and horses auction in Erin Township, listing items like cows work teams and yearlings. Also ads for real estate, household goods, and services with dates and contact notes.
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