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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Sep 04, 1947

Page

28

Recollections of Acton and Local Accidents

Readable items recount Acton events in September including W Y Kenney building a barn on Church Street and bed and board property, accidents at the Acton Tanning Company, carpenter Edward HIM injured in a timber swing, contractor Alex Cripps knocked unconscious by a cedar fall, Toronto train fare notices, and a closing season match in the park between the Argyles of Toronto and Acton. Local scenes include James Scott’s team at Matthews' harness shop, a threshing engine scare, and Zeigler Hinch Clothing announcing fall stock and prices.

W. Y. Kenney Church Street Acton Tanning Company Edward Him Alex. Cripps Toronto l Indusive Actan Atel Pares Guts Argyles Toronto Acton James Scott Matthews’ Harness Shop Zeigler-Hinch Clothing Guelph

Beardmore Tug Team Wins Exhibition Industrial Cup

The Beardmore and Co. tug of war team captured the exhibition cup for the best industrial group. Alfred Bishop of the Hercules Athletic Club Acton won the 100 and 220 yard open races at Eden Mills Labor Day sports, with Gordon Cooper placing second. The schools opened with about 400 pupils. Acton families welcomed a new son to John and Mrs Allan. Ida Mason Agnew of Acton, wife of Joseph, died in Toronto.

Beardmore and Co Theni John Lawson Marjorie Arshur Ar Town Hall Boan Allan Guelph General Hospital John Allan Agnew the Western Hospital Toronto Ida. Mason Joseph Re Agnew Acton

Bathing Beaches Glimpse Happiness and Skill in July

The bathing beaches in July and August show a cheerful crowd enjoying water and sun. Old strict bathing customs gave way to freer attire empowering women and girls to swim boldly, with many displaying fine swimming, diving, and splashing skills.

Annoying Flies Swarm Rivers Across Eastern Canada

Dominion entomologist FL Seamans notes that smallish flies cover car windshields and enter homes this season. He says these harmless flies attract ducks and fish, aiding sport, and are abundant along the Niagara St Lawrence Ottawa rivers. Control is limited though sprays with DDT or pyrethrum may help. Birds feed on them and ducks and fish enjoy them in their immature stage like caviar.

FL 1 Seamans Dominion Mr. Seamans Niagara St. Lawrence Ottawa Canada

Wealth and Greed in Wise Biblical Stewardship

A Sunday School lesson discusses wealth and spending from Proverbs and New Testament verses. It warns against greed and hoarding, urging prudent, generous stewardship and noting that wealth serves God not self. It contrasts industrious, moderate gain with selfish desire and cites moral consequences for oppression and materialism.

Lawson Reed Staelf Sania Gormpol James Christ Ghadly Jesus Jno Phoarisees Palestine God Jerusalem Lord Jesus Christ

Lat not the rich way be pra you humble whine before the

Fragmentary OCR text presents a moral admonition about wealth and humility, lacking clear names, places, or dates. The readable segment suggests a caution against ostentation and presuming superiority when interacting with others.

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Antique Walnut Furniture Auction at Uniloratuned Home

Large walnut suites tables chairs and accessories including corner what not bookcase and dining set to be sold by Pablo Auelian at her home on Palemaio Street. Sale Saturday September 1047 at 12 o clock with cash settlement to clerk, no reserve. Auctioneers Tondtey and Elliott.

MRK. Alb Lugaren Pablo Auelian Wpalemaio An Haturday Windsor Tondtey and Elliott

Milton Teens Triumph in County Championship Debut

Milton Milton Juvenifen won the county championship for the second time in a row with an 82 run total against Oak Ville. Oakville defeated Milton Intermediate 4 1 sealing a setback in Zone softball. The piece notes strong talks of local misbehavior and a violent incident involving a resident.

Milton Juvenifen Iutten Ville Oak Ville Midera Eltizen Seratehos Eyon Milton Legionnairea Calmlonia Milton County Oblas Oakville Akterine Mitton Tlee Le-Helingg

Oakville Notes Include Royal Visit and Local Industry

Oakville scenes feature Rt. Hon. William Lyon Mackenzie King visiting on a Saturday afternoon hosted by Lt. Governor Ray Lawson. A car theft case ends with the vehicle recovered. Ballymena residence on Lakeshore Road East showcases aluminum sash windows from Weath erstone Windows Limited. Bronte area talks of incorporating Bronte as a village. Oakville Red Cross Society swimming class and a Wiener roast at Bronte Beach capped the summer activities.

F.C. Jackson St. Jaco Oakville William Lyon Mackenzie King Ray Lawson Lawao Momboera Toronto Wana Ballymena Lakeshore Road Weatherstone Windows Limited Bronte Carter Ontario Department of Municipal Affairs Red Crous Sociay Bronte Beach

Massive Esquesing area auction lists farm stock and real estate

The Undersigned announce a public sale by G. W. Wilson at Lot 3 Con 6 Esquesing on Tuesday September 1049 at 1 30 p m. Read includes horses cows hogs poultry tractors implements hay grain furniture and farm tools with 100 acres real estate offered with reserve. Sale features Percheron and Clyde horses, Holstein Guernsey and Jersey cattle, York pigs, poultry equipment, various tractors and implements, 400 bushels grain and 20 tons hay, plus household goods and a 8 room farmhouse with barn and outbuildings. real estate terms to be announced day of sale.

D.st Guernsey Jersey Durham York Thes Poultry and Poultry Mit M.H Sielgnes Roger Beatty Vickers Armstrong Mossberg Mindley & Elliott George Currie

Burlington Lions Club Carnival Profits Top Previous Years

The Burlington Lions Club reported the 1917 Carnival was the largest yet, with a net profit of 6220.47. About two thousand people attended Burlington beach events at Nelson Ave. Wm Davidson of Bell Telephone sustained a broken nose from a mishap at Lions Park.

Lions Club Brant Inn Burlington Nelson Ave Wm. Davidson Bell Telephone Lions Park Nelson Burlington Beach All T Ie Women's Institute Convalescent Hospital Lakeshore Highway Lake Ontario Gazette

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Lssue The Free Press Extenhive G. W. Wilson Con. 6 Township of Esquesing Clement and Mountain Moorefield Cara Mahas Kendrick Viscount Mountbatten Queen: Victoria Milton Welding Mill ST Acton Park Howard Home Freezer Howard Pearendiae Roy Insurance F. L. Wright
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