Acton School Board Reports Grants and Plans for Kindergarten
At the April meeting trustees note a $2100 continuation grant and $2000 public school grant received, with balance due by September. They authorize purchases for supplies and repairs, discuss school expansion, and decide to hire a kindergarten teacher for September. Cadets and classes will use YMCA facilities. a sanitary floor update for restrooms is planned.
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Fos. Blow
N. Mainz
G. A Dill
Fo G Oakes
J. A. Chapman
Acton School Rearnt
VW. Rumsey
Drew
Teel Telephone Co
Acton
F. Toth
Symon Hardware
C. A. Stewart
EK Smith
A Stewart
Tegamilng Fnes
Guelph
Baird
Chapman
Plewett
Tubtic
YMCA
Friends honor Aprit bride at Lorne School
A March 26 gathering at Lorne School hosted by Acton Junior Farmers featured a playful mock wedding, readings, and songs for bride to be Aprit Arthur. Miss Margaret Mc Pratt led the program while Miss Irma Watson delivered the address and gifts were presented. Lunch followed with dancing to close the evening.
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Lorne School
Acton
Autrey
Arthue
Margaret McPratt
Mansel Nelia
Mel Win Black
Audrey
Irma Watson
Margaret McFhay
Eean Aitken
Acton Junior Farmers Farm Forum Holds Last Winter Meeting
The Acton Junior Farmers Farm Forum wrapped up the winter season with its final meeting on March 7 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W Swackhamer and a good attendance. An earlier enjoyable gathering was hosted by Edwood Johnston and others. The forum, formed October 30, 1944, met all winter despite bad roads with about twenty five attendees on average.
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Acton Junior Farmers’ Farm Forum
W. Swackhamer
Edwood Johnston
N. Armstrong
Gordon Leslie
M. Nellis
Exquesing Township Council Meets in April Session
The Exquesing Township Council met on Monday with Reeve GW Murray presiding. Councillors present included George Currie Uf May and No Brown. Motions approved payments for Hell Telephone Co 610 Acton Public Health Commission 15 Georgetown Herald 451 Stewart Elliot shooting dog etc. Treasurer authorized to accept six months interest coupon 224 on Bond No II for SPead. Audit fee 200 and affixed notices 259. Council adjourned to May meeting.
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Exquesing
Heeve
George E. Cleave
George Currie
Uf May
Brown
Reeve GW. Murray
Hell Teleplone Co
Acton Public
Hill
Itics Commission
Ughla
Georgetown Herald
Stewart Elliot
Sacar Wilson & Co. Ltd
UC McClure
Cleave
Mary
Provines
Alberta
Spead
Mwooa Lever
Sasigo
Easter Services At St Alban's Church Draw Big Attendance
Special Easter services at St Alban's Church attracted a large congregation. Rev EA Parker led a Holy Communion service at 9:00 am and a Choral Eucharist at 11:00 am featuring the choir with Jay Stewart and Merbecke settings. The sermon preached on Victory over sin and death through the risen Christ. Choral Evensong followed with the anthem Good Joseph Badal Garden sung by Mrs EA Parker and another sermon on salvation.
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St Alban's Church
EA Parker
Chaset Trent
Chrest
Joseph Badal
Mra EA Parker
Reeter
Thirteenth Power Bill Shows Largest Surplus Yet
The Acton system reports a surplus of 6400.68 after charges and maintenance leaving a strong balance. The board approved new transformers for Acton Machine Shops and Armac Ltd, and a 15 KVA transformer to service growing loads. A new pump arrived, to be installed soon, with two pumps kept in standby.
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Acton
Acton Sub- Ne
McDonald
M Hansen
J RO MacArthur
Guelph
Wilkow Waa
Saathgh Actons
Warvera
Meanju Pal
Acton ST
Woatecworks
Avison
Acton Com- Tuason
Cunningham & Hill
Vata
James Kearney
General Fleetric
Fine demonstrations presented by Bell Telephone Co
The Bell Telephone Company explained wartime and postwar telephone supply issues at a town hall gathering. Public info rep Robert W. Spencer warned of continued equipment shortages after the war as plants reconvert to peacetime production. The Acton Bove Band performed and War Service League officials led the event.
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Robert W. Spencer
Toronto
Hell Telephone Company
Asian and Vicinity War Service League
United Nations
Spencer
Bell ‘Telephone Capineses
Aservette
Acton Bove
Chas Mason
W . Middleton
War Service League
Protests Over Lancing Cemetery Plan Divides Graves
Protesters in England oppose a proposal to divide a new Lancing cemetery into classed grave plots. Rev G G W Forster rejects commercializing Church of England graves and calls for reconsideration of the plan.
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Lancing
Sureves
England
G. W. Forster
Church of England
Acton YMCA Holds Annual Hexathlon Championship Teens Compete
On Thursday night twelve Acton boys competed in the annual Hexathlon Championship seeking the Cameron Trophy. Jack Stewart won with 192 points after a four week run, ahead of Gare Archie on 190 points and Lorne Archie in third. trophies for table tennis and badminton were also presented alongside two efficiency trophies.
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Acton
Jack Stewart
Gare Archie
Cameron
Do A Cameron
Balda
Agua
Yeees
Jack
Orme Dack Stewart
Stall Minergte
SN Painty
Tack Stewart
LNB
Lorne Arcie
Mow
Clayton Fryer
Dulian Zajac
Baxter
Force Electric
J. A. Cameron
William Gowdy
Committee Convenors Elected for Red Cross Rooms
Red Cross meeting at Acton Society selects officers including Mrs Mason as convenor and Mrs Ho McLean as assistant. Other roles include Mr Bennett recording secretary, Mrs Schroeder, shipping convenor, Mrs Willeatty knitting convener, and Mrs Fosbmw sewing convener. Rooms open weekdays except Wednesday and Saturday from 3 to 5. Sewers are badly needed for upcoming work.
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Aton Red Cross
Acton Society
A “Mason
A Ho McLean
Bennett
Mo Shroeder
Willeatty
Fosbmw
Red Cross
Sso Vlork
United Women's Association Meeting at Mrs Johnston's
The Women's Association held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs Johnson's home on Tuesday. Mrs Johnston, assisted by Mrs Evans, served a light lunch after business. Mr S Reid led the devotional period and members plan a busy month quilting and completing several projects. A hearty vote of thanks was given to Mrs Johnson for her hospitality.
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Woman's Association
Unites At Church
RS. Johnson
Tuesaday
S Reid
Indies
Strs. Johnston
Wm Evana
Mrs.Johnson
Black Market Ethics and Citizen Rights
A reflection on black markets as theft argues that buying or selling illicit goods deprives others of what is rightfully theirs as citizens. The text frames the act as a violation of social entitlement and property rights.
Red Cross Campaign Surpasses Objective in Acton District
Acton district reports strong fundraising as the Red Cross drive nears 5000 to 8000 with Treasurer Mr WK Graham noting receipts of 49 to date and estimates of a final total well above the 8000 target. Community responses remain generous across Acton and surrounding areas, with auctions and local efforts contributing.
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Acton and District
Red Cross
WK. Graham
Acton
Nasagewaya
Aston
Aletrich
Dixon Border Wedding at Campbellville Church
Miss Alberta Border daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Border Campbellville marries William John Gowland Dixon at Sto Dawads Church Campbellville. Officiant James McNeill. maid of honor Wayroom Mre WW W Cahoon Milton. brides gown ivory satin with shoulder train. reception in church parlors. Ladies Aid provided dinner. Future trip planned.
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Sto Dawads
Campbellville
Alberta Border
Alfred Harder
William John Gowland Dison
Allen Dixon
Milton Tew Jonn MecNell
Myee Farly
Fuuked Chneming
Churchill Friends Honor Bride of This Month
On March 2 the Churchill congregation gathered at Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Swackhamer’s home to honor Mia Audrey MacArthur on her upcoming wedding. A short program followed. Audrey spoke for herself and fiance, receiving congratulatory remarks from Mrs. Chas. Sayers. Gifts were given and a social hour with refreshments followed.
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Churchill Friends
Churchill
Me O
Mra CC
Audrey
Chas
Sayers
Mr. Smith Hurtstin
Shen Cars
Lynth
Community events calendar with dances fairs and teas
Local groups announce meetings and events in April including Euchre and Quilt at Parish Hall on Tuesday April 7, Mother’s Scout event and Variety Program at 3 pm, Busy Bees Camp break event with Gale Sbrath Orchestra on April 6, Acton Junior Farmers annual dance April 19, and Baptist Church Ladies’ Aid afternoon tea and bake sale on an April Saturday in the School Room.
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Friendly Circle
the United
Church Owill
Scool
Acton
Russ Creighton
Acton Town Hall
Adningston
Ladies’ Aid of the Baptist
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ST. Alban's Church
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Thel Bell. Telephone CO
Protents
Bacon
Halton County
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Roks, Poaren
Eas
Pte Merhert Price
Eho
Germany
United Women's Association Met
MRS
Mertings
Legion
Breakvile
Galesbraith Orchestra