Acton Georgetown football clash ends 7 to 3
High School News reports a tight football game between Acton and Georgetown. Georgetown won 7 to 3 after a late corrective drive and a successful conversion as time expired.
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 16, 1958
Page
4
High School News reports a tight football game between Acton and Georgetown. Georgetown won 7 to 3 after a late corrective drive and a successful conversion as time expired.
The remilar monthly meeting of the Framosa Township council was held October 6 at Rockwood with Reeve Joseph Loakey present. Correspondence from McFiderry and Morris, barwaters, Guelph, about the verton drain and from DS Rex ton on the same, and the Corpursian of Fergus on trea 125th anniversary celebrations were read. Wellington County Health Unit on nursing home care and West Garafrexs Township on Danians bylaw were discussed along with the echaal meeting at Bell and Po R Peavey.
Albert E Richardson died after a two week illness and was buried at Rockwood. He was born in Rockwood in 1881 to John and Louise Richardson and survived by two children Stewart of Rockwood and Mrs. Clarence Stickland of McKellar Ontario. Pallbearers and attending mourners listed, with funeral officiant Rev Hod Stukree. Road paving on Mill Buist south side completed with north side under construction.
Kron Faw drew big crowds on Thanksgiving Day as the hula beope remained plentiful. Children enjoyed the novelty while a sidewalk improvement on Wilbur 1 Strait North was completed. A plan to plant a new lawn at the United Church was discussed after ground was torn up and reset.
Mrs Murray Mahon hosted the October Ebenseer meeting led by Mre Murrey Mahon. Plans were made for the upcoming sale and trade on the WMS. readings, sections, and discussions covered topics from tribal relationships to church affiliations and a closing prayer.
The article describes a house plan titled Druga 254 with two planting areas and ornate exterior details. It notes a 40 by 20 feet living area, ample cupboard space, and well arranged bath and entrance areas. Working drawings are referenced in a Central Mongege publication.
Mrs Train of Hornby dies in a two car collision on Five Side road Caled Township near Brampton. Her husband is hospitalized and a truck driver from Matten dawyer is injured. Services planned at St Stephen’s church in Hornby with details about survivors and funeral pending.
Percy L. Truscott, a sales professional, died Monday October 17 near Wea. Funeral services were held the following day at Puneral Home, conducted by G A OTN Moore. Interment was at Twiw cemetery. Survived by wife Eva Vernon and numerous children including Stanley Scarborough Walk Backwind itruce Mockweed Al ton Scarborough Lucie Stevack Islington Mary Stewart Pennasoma dean Wiethers Mich n Jane Rath Wolttay New Fire wick and sister Mrs Ela So Mela Acton England Edith Harrison Ottawa Pallet. sons Walter Tevee Alan Tras cot John Stevack FOG hon. Last night’s fog delayed arrivals. Memorials to local families noted.
Community letter questions promises to pave Glenlea and fix drainage in Labéeview Heights. Residents express frustration over ongoing issues and unclear timelines while asking for concrete action from local authorities.
The article reports a district gathering led by President Greenock W1 with guest speaker William Hettie from Mysings. Attendees included Mrs Edwand Jouhnslan and Mrs Walleasy Batons with poems and a paper on Canada. A recap by Miss Betta pewe noted minutes and activities, followed by refreshments and social time.
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