Halton Hills Newspapers

Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), April 27, 1944, p. 5

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xuursdax april z7u1 ism ttheagion iruee press cjpl n j bradda was ham train debert for a few days leave mrs june thompson of brantford is visiting mr gakhvell this week mrs jim graham is visiting with her iiuiband in windsor nova scotia mr and mrs afell borden of mills burc visited with mra neuon f moore on tuesday evening mra e caldwell attended the branch meeting of the womens mu- alonary society of the united church in hamilton last week president j chapman and secret ary e uarrop of acton branch of the- i lggpf attended ses sions a the provincial command lield in toronto th friends will be glad to learn that warren wood who underwent an operation for appendicitis at guelph general hospital last week is mak ing satisfactory prosress on the occasion of their 25th wed- dime anniversary mr and mrs wm ballentlne orton will be at home to their friends on saturday april 29th from 2 to 30 oclock in the after noon and from 7 to 9 oclock in the evening mr and mrs m roy wansborough mra gordon mckay mrs jno moso of toronto mr and mrs frank day kockwood attended he funeral of their aunt mrs s e griffin last ueek and visited with mrs 11 h wansborough wigag hev john r ceeson and mrs gee- son of holden alta announce the engagement of their youngest daugh ter gladys elaine to petty officer george g swltxer kxnva form erly of acton and windsor the wed- dine to take place in edmonton ti may cedarvale mrs kobr sim and miss etmedit have moved to their new home in toronto friend of this section join in u m- uitly with mr alfted saunders in the death of hu one brother mr burl james of norval visited on wednesday with friends here and attended the funeral of mrs griffin maple syrup making is nearly over for another year mrs jesstkeld spent the weekend ut her home in orton welcome your salesman when he alls for the 6th victory ioan put victory first buy bonds friends in this community extend tlielr sincere sympathy to mr s e griffin and family in their recent sud bereavement mr and mrs r l davidson of acton isltcd u ith friends here on sunday the cedortale w i held tttelr april meeting at the home of mra wm co on thursday april 20th uolj call uas answered by the i-ay- ing of fes after the regular busln- ah the offlcrs were renominated oakviixe in ri kjhmse to 215 notices mailed to volunteer hlood donors onl 303 at tended kriduskd cross clinic in st judv parltdi hal tventykeveu men fiom the b a oh company brought the totul donations to 1 u in magistrate t court on friday i humas fran id holding toronto phuded not guilty to the theft of 11 tukii from the till at the w-r- ue htutlon operated by george pen- held in bronte in april cth mrs perry pasternak 1194 awnue hood lorunto and her two daughters narrow i esculied deatii u hen a truck t rashed into their parked car on uu mertun bridge about 12 45 noon on monday mrs hugh ormond cherry drke oakvlue suxtalned a fractured jaw and leg an internal injuries and her nlnejearold laughter suffered mln- or injuries v hen the car in which i hey uere riding was struck by a train near cherrywood station on saturday night recordstar expbess houses few in canadian service at one time stables of the canadian national railways express could haw furnished sufficient horses to mount a cavalry regiment but now mechan ization has reduced the number to a mere thirty and twentynine of then uould have followed their fellow dob bins had not war interfered the pro- ceks of disposing the horses for city express deliveries had bean coins cav when war broke out in septamber 1939 and at thai time horses remain ed only at two points toronto and cochrane whan it fcw difficult to obtain more motor trucks it was necessary to retain the twentytun horses in service at toronto while at cochrane the local needs are wail served by the one horse ut 1930 the process of wssnlag out hnrsfii for express deliveries begaja and m plctiiraaqne touch was agon ra sodas from dtjf streets and from th big flats dltprs tf dlsntstfca parsonage bnssar avenue sunday april 30ui 110rt ajn f morning worship sermon the sin of covetous 12 15 p m church school 700 p m evening worship sermon religion in the sshools advisable of jnadvlsablet come and worship jcverybody w alpulnlcnbtba manse wulow street sunday april 30th 1100 ajn things that are shaken 3j0o pjn the sunday school 7 00 p jn the way of transgre- ors is hard special sunday evening service may 7lh at 7 p m the orchestra and chorus of the guelph young mens bible class under the dir ection of their- leader mr cecil lvneas will conduct the service of praise always welcomk sslttuaw stuttucfl suaxsm sunday april 30th 1100 u m walking in the ught 1215 pjn sunday school 7 00 p m forglvenewi of sin tuo may 2 8 pmbyju at tlw home of mr and mrs k w and erson as uuests of the united yps may 8 annual congregational bus iness meeting evciyone welcome time table cha3ageb kcuve fitnuav apul 36 i9i4 full information from agents camad1a1 mat10mal ba1lwavs a floyd smith jeweler aueg ororwa quelle slmoi wmt gueuh ont oniv bcy ckick ma and bo ludw ariiaa ant fix ort waxl btm j geo bbown norval jcvttlns only gregory theatre raidav uut t -wlotebtimer- hmtl- juik oakif march ol tim airua of poace car- tion sumeulkro in jpt chapter 10 shti snitf m dnrkfkt afri a katibua1 amtu i mtllr at s pab1s aiteh dark mre sandtrm brnda mar- liall moonught in vesmont cloria jean sid miller ton newa mommy mav i txavdu by rot prankcn with doro thy mcguire robert youns comedy sln nellie home robert benchley no news la goad newa- the shining future mis week mat awsstt o tollonto tgp- iteew has returned to queens park after a week in british columbia during which be gathered information which lie aald will be of great assistance in planning the activities of the new provincial department of plannluc and development the ontario government leader tudled british columbias postwsr plana with premier hart and mem ber of the utters cabinet and aald he received much useful information on what lias been accomplished in ithe coast province in this direction x mas uxeatly interested in the murnrising slmlurlty of the prohlem- faced by our two provinces prem ier drew said in many ways it hey are more similar than any two prov inces in the dominion because of a similar relationship between tlte val ue of their forest mineral and ag ricultural production and while on the coast tthe ontar io premier made several ipubllc ad dresses in which he advocated collect ive action by the nations of ttite brit ish empire in the establishment of peace plans such a partnership should be a real partnership ihe said carrying with it obligations as well as advantages lit should ibe u family partnership maintained on a strictly business basis m empire members sliould stand ito- gether in tte development of the ulr power of the future he said air transportation development would en able various parts of the lemplre to knit themselves more closely together tlmn ever before the housing situation in numerous ontario cities in common with oth ers throughout canada is critical and thousands of families ar facing ev iction may 1 without otlter homes ito move to i a survey showed that 1000 families in toronto alone are affected with similar acute conditions evident in ottawa london hamilton- windsor niagara falls kingston brantfard chutltbtn and cu1ph toronto authorities had requested thut present leases be frozen but prices board chairman cordon at ot- taua said such a step would hot be taken ontario shipyards are building si wooden minesweeper far the canad ian government two each at mid land penetangulshene and ihoney harbor for the flrm concerned i thoi are ihe biggest war contracts they hate received koels of british columbia fir have irmtn laid and progress is being made with the framework the vessels are of such design that after the war twy can be converted easily into fishing trav lers j itois wilson of allttitan lieiidm the purchaser at a rocont success ful hohdeln dispersal sale on c4krgo k urennuns farm near alllston u hen he bought a yearling bull glen- ufton general for 3000 a yeur old cou hilda countess ditkol lnougiit s2 025 from j j e mccaue also of alliston other prominent ontario huvt rs uer bert hosklns colwurj arm strong brothers brampton cootge s henry todmorden w t struth- er mllv rton william llulitle poll hojw william i murphy mtmls cluurte ulce wnterford and the smith huvon farm woodwtoik john bracken u now a thrm prov line farmer the progi esulve conwr- tutlve leader u ho hns farmed in ukkutiheuan and manitoba has pur- iiuwm a 10 acre farm near manot- hk 10 miles from ottawa mr brut ken announced that the pur- hose had no telntlnu to iiir politlrnl plans for the future overseas mail letters from thejlocal boys serving in the cause of freedom april lhth liul dar arlof pretty regular lad pretty regular received three jree presses today und sure uas glad to get them ii nice to read of all the loal hapien- ings and tls the only way you hav to keep tratk of all the bos never knew jim jonei ua a fllng ol- fleer and thought he uas still in can ada glad to hear ted and jim arc ktlll x riling to jou and that the are both o k everyone from the home tou n st 111 keep m rltlng and glad to see it because shows lilo you folk they are thinking of you all i heceued a parcel of bars from the war service league and will write them at once they were a hit dam- 1 aged by water but the bars were in good shape they sure do come in handy and cant describe in v ord how much wedo appreciate them convoy my thanks to all concerned and tell them i appreciate it from tha bottom of my heart hop to hear from you again all tha bast the 8am slim seuinfoot sale we saufam on snuw ttfmk a ktels wunmjmflaauhail jndai- iben ami casoa ahsolwakt tkum oor amy tbanos ito imp tt 00- jyaur tumilawr sou starts friday april 28th covsur ipaie if tiatqbs mvnr me uu wssmmb sveeoacaw bwo srastu 4av consisting of suede ikid and ilatent ileather imade in cuisiti and ihlgh t heels sixes 4 ito h in itlie lot itet shjto and 2lih pair sale iprice ilhr pair 9alsv tomb unammokm low cuban ihoals colors i dunk and ibrown sixes 4 ito h sold rg s3j40 tto 92 9h aa sale iprloe ipr iiwlr 4pslshii clrls i low llufol iloafjr shoes sixes 4 tto 7 sale iprice iper ipalr iladies llaw culmn ihmd ipumps colon ibrown and i black sizes a ito u uteg jjori a i j w i r sale iprice iper ipalr iladles ikld and calf ileuthei shoes made in oxford und pump styles widths chkuk sixes dui ito h soling df mgk out price iper pair lk9 ladies gracla shoes and ului other good makes iltog ipcke sis 50 a ipalr sale price iladies ibedroom supveru irg lji3 u ipalr vvarluus styles out ithey go at sqa- ler pair v3pc sza9 219 335 clhl wrens sltnpers sixes lu ito x lllejr price bc ipr trilling out iprice one ihuudred ipalr of lohlld- rens sliow t black and thrown shut ill to n it leg 81 bh ito ss m toulr selling l43 muukmb and thlldrtus lltuh- ibers sah iprlve ipift pair iladles htuhlmtrs lluw medium and itlat iiuhiis hale price fnv ll t whit shoe cleaner llurii slxe i bt it tie intgular jtm salelpclce tlv per ibottle ac cicu iiaik sandals all sale iprice lifer pair calels ikuunlng shoes sale hcim- ipti umlr iladles ttnvus shoes lllng si 4u u umlt sute lpcle lualiys itiouts and oxfords imade iln ikid und iputent leath ers colors lltladk or wldte all sites sold jig fsi ad and 1 oil sale iprke aiiiulr lw 2j69 men s okfords sues 0 ito ill iktti uric- 1 ito s3 05 a ipulr stdlittg out iprli lintr etlr ilhtys ilw luuhlhhm slus up ito t sul llli ice sc9 iper ipulr wevc miiuh vwoi k illoots klcow i ito 10 luei sjtio u iiialr s su sule iprit e stjll slimauh work ilhxdu und iklm boots all sixes aa sale iprlue wr iiutir t moll h oodvrui wtllt okfortu iblaik uimi iluowit all wues iln ithe lint ikeg st iff ltd a es 54 1 utr sale du lite 4pv iboys itomt tiuullty oxahs it ltd lilooti sijtet ll ito u huig utld m ito 5 j uh su- m a lllg out ipi itte u niulr swj7 iboys vfinilm und luouts su 11 to llu sula ao ipiioe er ipulr 4pmist9 moiis lrtlt iuim ul ipiiii u4 puir oc pall ants muifasct jadaa tdltttlo a message to our depositors to tiifce auout aeqodttm to invest tn vtetxmjr bond to the fullest extenc and to viduka fiuuts ftom their tank accounts to to o victory bonda are thm aoundemt tn- veatmetic in canada in the event of or you may hamm money plns tfaematany brancn put victory first buy victory bonos ne bank of nova scotia

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