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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Oct 19, 1950

Page

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Acton's Population Tops 3000 Under New System

Acton officials report 1951 preliminary assessment figures under a county plan. Population listed at 30300 with total assessment 2,118,505 a rise of 48,488 from last year. By law, some figures may be revised after court action and late supplementary calls.

Acton Coane Assreno Frank Crump Acton Crumpway Dawkina Fire Brigade Toronto Kirkness Councv

M C H Speaks On Advances in Health

Dr James McMather Halton County MOH and head of the Halton Health Unit spoke at the Acton Yu Men’s dinner at the YMCA. He noted declines in diphtheria due to vaccines new drugs and hygiene and warned of aging population pressures and the need for better pensions old age homes and employment for older workers. He urged industry to retain workers over 40 and highlighted older workers as skilled and reliable.

de James McMather Halton County Actun Yu YMCA Canada de Mather Mather

Missionary Society meeting uses tape recorder in address

The Women’s Missionary Society of the United Church met in the Sunday School room on Tuesday October 10 Rev FE A Currey used a tape recorder to address the group and spoke on a Saga from missionaries in Korea The president Miss M Bennett led the meeting with prayers by Mrs A T Brown A talk during devotion by Mrs C Poole Miss D Simmons sang a solo Guests came from Presbyterian and Anglican Churches and from the Churchill Georgetown and Ballinafad societies Rev E A Currey closed with prayer A buffet lunch was served by Mrs J Lambert Miss D Simmons Mrs B Veldhuis and Mrs J Moore Tea was poured by Mrs J Symon.

Women's Missionary Society of the United Church FE. A. Currey Korea M. Bennett A. T. Brown C. Poole United Church W. Mls Knox Church

University graduate asked to act as demonstrator and study

Mr Jack Mainprize of Acton left his job with Proctor Redfern and Lawighton to return to Toronto University. He re ceived his WA degree last spring and will demonstrate hydrautics in the Mechanical Engineering Department while pursuing two statuate courses and a thesis for a master’s degree.

Jack Mainprize Acton Consulting Engineers Proctor, Redfern and Lawighton Toronto University Jack Fo Hack School of Practical Science de Lord Jack

Night School Plans Variety of Courses for Walton Area

A community night school initiative in Walton County proposes Tuesday evening sessions for twelve weeks starting November 28. A planning committee led by A T Woodley will organize courses such as clothing, leather work, farm business, woodwork and English literature with a 3 dollar fee per course and eligibility for all ages from 16.

Cayuga Alliston Tanden Halton Concensus Mint Robert Stewart Milton Mo J. Brown Norval Vera May Homby A. T. Woodley Trafalgar Cedric Harrop Esquesing Ross Harbottle Stanley Jay Nelson Township M. J. Brown Robert Stew

50 Years of Marriage Celebrated in Acton

Over 100 guests gathered as Mr and Mrs Landsborough marked their fifty year wedding anniversary in Acton. The couple, married October 17, 1000, resides at their Acton home with many relatives traveling from Toronto Guelph and Georgetown to offer congratulations and share a tea.

Pitty Acton Wilhem Une Landborough Ortavis Lravine Toronto Actas Mrn Mrn PB Grace V Weovar Emony Beth Tive Wells Miss Huth Borsagh Miss Mtuby Willandh Foard Vincent Gureste Rot Tobasean Miss Minnie Hennett Blanch Wanetta Sovith Mass Weten Torente Raurbarsa Vincent Mise Jean Landsborough Guelph Finna Leavens Fonthill George Mason DH Taint Sas Fo Vincent Barbara Till Mise Helen Fincter Tonnie Carlisle Georgetown J Crosby LL Delaney William Landsborough Yoo Gibson Over Too Tends Commie Norman Mfc Couetpea

Obituary: Mrs Walker dies at 94 in Guelph hospital

Mrs Mary Ann Walker of Lucknow area dies at Guelph General Hospital after a three week illness. Born in Huron County she married William Walker in 1883. Funeral held at Victor B. Rumsley Funeral Home with Rev. Armstrong officiating and interment at South Kinloss Cemetery. Grandsons served as pallbearers. floral tributes carried by granddaughters.

Mary Ann Watter Guelph General Hospital Walker James Smibherg R.R Acton Huron County Lucknow William Walker Reading Victor B. Rumsley R. H. Armstrong William Struthers Russell Struthers Alvin Struthers South Kinloss Cemetery Butch Jack Roberts Sarnla Russell Walker

Asinor Sports Club Meeting At Town Hall

The Asinor Sports Club meets at Town Hall on October 24 to elect this year’s officers. A notice from Useedale confirms the election will occur during the evening session and lists the agenda as organizational and ticket-related business.

Asinor Sports Club Town Hall

Junior Farmers See Farm Safety Films

The Acton Junior Partiers held a meeting in October 10 to elect officers for 19% with George N. Atkins presiding. New officers included President Mart Sprawl Vice President LaVerne Allan Secretary Treasurer Donald Matthews Directors Ralph McKeown Ray Everdell and Andrew Johnston Jr. After the vote, Ralph McKeown presented films on safety on the farm and a launch was served at the close of an enjoyable evening.

Acton Hern Refiang Fete Someoville Ist George N. Atkins Tronte Reavtate Mart Sprawl LaVerne Allan Donald Matthews Ralph MccKeown Ray Everdell Andrew Johnston Jr Ralph McKeown

Unlucky Friday Thirteen Myth Dismissed at Plowing Match

At the International Plowing Match near Narrie last week, Actont Ve did not win a Ford tractor in the final draw though 12 percent of contestants reached the final stage. Percy Coxe of ROR 2, Mr Ray Thompson of Thompson Motors, and Mr Coxe attended a Beeton banquet where the presentation was made.

Percy Coxe ROR 2 Actont Ve Tractor Narrie Coxe Ray Thompson Thompson Motere Acton Beeton

Thanks is Theme As Auxiliary Meets Thanks is Theme As Auxiliary

A church meeting on a Wednesday evening at the Mas Jane's Jngdes Arthur St opened with prayer and scripture. Mes Wo Musales led the convenor and presiding officers. Miss Macales gave the closing remarks and a prayer followed by a story.

Aleat Pactung Auwthary Mas Janes Arthur Bo Andereton Tong Wallow Wathagsang Ipessage Mes Tesson Mos Alex Mannee Ted Mix Maan George Somerville Misa Lauren Wiles

Study in Contrast Presented Rotary Talk at Acton

Rev F E A Currey spoke at Acton Rotary on Tuesday describing World War I pictures and Europe’s ruins alongside Canada’s beauty spots. He used a projector and wire recorder to present the vivid contrasts. Amos Maron reported on Acton crippled children’s work and its successful programs in several cases.

FE A Currey Acton Currey Europe England Canada Amos Maron

Unselfish Salvation Army Helpers Serve Acton Community

A quiet band of Salvation Army workers aided Acton families during Christmas and New Year, avoiding praise or pay. Captain William Shaver travels to Milton for Acton boys’ defense cases while eight Brampton office staff coordinate aid, with a fundraiser October 17 to 31. Local committee members invite donations to Army quarters.

Acton Milton Salvation Army Brampton Army Salvation Army Committee Army Beld Messrs A.T. Brown A. W. Haydon W. J. O. Oakes W. C. McKenzie W. J. Benson Gordon Rognvaldzon Thos. Watson Sr W. J. Wolfe Mra. Wm. Maddox

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