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Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Sep 14, 1944

Page

4

Everton and Area Passages in Brief

Mrs R Patten of Guelph visited friends and family in nearby towns including Burlington and Acton. Charles Mitchell and Douglas Robertson visited Beamsville and Hamilton fruit districts. A funeral for Mrs McLean was held in Guelph with interment in Everton Cemetery. Malcolm McLeod sent a cable reporting his safe arrival overseas.

George Gordon Fred Murray Acton Col Head G. G. Robertson W. J. Jackson Douglas Robertson Beamsville Hamilton McLean Guelph Everton Cemetery Malcolm McLeod

Beach residents fund life saving craft for patrols

The Beach residents raised 600.38 dollars through public donations to equip life saving gear and bought a 28 foot motor boat costing 600 for the beach fire brigade. The boat will patrol starting Labor Day. In Nelson township council a by law to license public places was passed with fees set at 25, 13, 10 and 5 dollars based on building capacity.

Board of Health J. Gordon Blaly Wir Harold Eagle Pte. W. Eagle France Beach Fire Brigade Nelson Township Ontario Garette

Anniversary and wedding notices fill Nassagaweya village week

Community events include Ebenezer Church Rally Day slated for September 17 and numerous wedding and baptism notices. Local families attend services at Arkell and St John’s while guests visit Campbellville and Guelph. A Bloomsbury corn roast, a fall educational movie series, and sympathy messages accompany a busy social calendar.

Arkell United Church Ebenezer United Church W. F. Darby Knatchbull St. John's Anglican Church Campbellville Bloomsbury School Bloomsbury Literary Society Clare, Pickett Lois Banterbrook Wealey Pickett Orm Sherwood Arkell Wm. Kee Roger Bert Freeman Stratford Cpl Russell Struthers W. J. Jackson Douglas Robertson G. G. Robertson Everton Vineland Grimsby Janet McLean R.A. Gilchrist Guelph Duncan McLean Liberty, Sask Dan Richard Beamish John Wheeler Traverse City Mich Wm Matthews O. Matthews Mire Mooney, Guelph Pa Enney Mre Y Jackroa

Ospringe Women’s Institute Hosts Everton Guests

Mrs K Kaltohof hosted the Ospringe Ladies Wednesday evening September 6 with Everton visitors. Five dollars to Acton Boys' Band and 25 dollars to Overseas Fund were donated. Red Cross report noted 123 children vaccinated for whooping cough and diphtheria. Everton program included songs readings and a contest won by Mrs Young. The meeting closed with the National Anthem and lunch. next meeting set for Mrs A Fisher.

Mra. K. Kaltohof Ospringe Women's Institute Everton Acton Boys’ Band Overseas Fund Red Cross Young Board of Health Mra. Stubbington Mra. Croas Mra. Cross Mra D. Parker J. Tovell Institute Hfe Pauline Johnson T. Stewart Reading J. Alton Smith

Women's Institute meeting at Campbellville hosts talk and plans

Miss Jane Reid presided as Mrs. Cameron Agnew led the session. Members answered a recipe roll call while James Mahon spoke on social welfare and plans were made to exhibit at Milton Fair. Miss Reid discussed Prime Minister Mackenzie King and nutrition was addressed by Mrs. J E Whitelock. Refreshments, a visit from soldiers, church services, and a peach social with a dance followed at the Rectory and Maxonic Hall with the Bloomsbury Orchestra providing music.

Jane Reid Women's Institute Cameron Agnew F. Snyder Guelph Ronald McPhail RCAF Thomas McPhail St. George's Anglican Church Lowville Gang Keith Kiddell Murray Jack Nell McPhail John McNeil Harvey Blacklock Maxonic Hall Bloomsbury Orchestra

Limehouse W I Meeting Sees Charity and Plans

Eleven ladies attended the Limehouse W I meeting at Mrs Jamieson’s on September 7. The group organized a Salvation Army clothing carton and mailed parcels to eleven overseas men. Funds from meals supported Rural Mall Couriers' convention activities in Acton. A Christmas parcels committee was named and organizers discussed future visits to Acton and Oct 4 meetings.

Limehouse W. I Jameison Salvation Army Acton Y Mesdames Noble Miller Smethurst Benton Ellerby Mra. Smethurst Mra. Benton E L. Miller Meaford Jametson Steve Norrie KK. C. Lindsay Kirkpatrick

Earthquake Triggers Widespread Shock and Local Disturbance

Reports say a forty second tremor struck Tuesday morning causing widespread concern among residents. Injuries included Lee Ridley thrown from a potato digger wheel fracturing two ribs. Other local notices report remodeling work, a shaken son Billy, and the death of George Lister in French front action.

Lee Ridley G. L. Garner Matthews Overland Alex. Macdonald Bil George Lister Brampton Pte

W C T U Elects Officers in Rockwood Meeting

Regular monthly W C T U meeting at Mrs Blatherwick’s house reports strong attendance. Mrs Powers officiates and all officers are re elected except Evangelistic Sept. Mrs Wilcox resigns due to ill health. Miss J Little elected, devotional led by Little on Faith and Life Adventure. Readings given by Mrs Thomas and Mrs Powers. a refugee cruelty story shared. Community notes include Boys Own Mission Band, church sacraments at United Church, funerals, hospital news, and local visitors.

W.C.T.U Miss J. Little O. Ostrander Mra. A. K. Thomas Mra. Powers Wilcox United Church W. J. Edwards Frank Moore F.moore Fr. Moore Everton Cemetery George Watson Guelph General Hospital Oswald Meadows Guelph St. John's Church Frank Dean Neal Hazen Hazen Edith Royce R. N Toronto J. Ward Camp Borden Roy Johnston Allan Gordon Calgary Alex. Graham St. Catharines Rees Carton Balkow

Globe Mall Criticizes War Hospital Policy

The Toronto Globe & Mall accuses critics of opposing the Christie Street Hospital while ignoring wartime limits. It notes the Brant Military Hospital at Burlington was closed after the war at government request and argues against a ten million dollar wartime hospital built quickly.

Christie Street Hospital Toronto Toronto Globe & Mall Brant Military Hospital Burlington Toronto M. Ps Christie Street Brant Hospital Globe Mall Canada

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