Township Meeting Records of April 30 Relief Payments Listed
The Bealeing council held its regular afternoon meeting with Reeve George Currid presiding. Minutes were read and confirmed as were communications from Ontario Roads Association Department of Lands and Forests and Canadian National Railways. Accounts were authorized for payment including milk supplies, light bulbs, and driving men to work with several listed recipients and amounts.
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Bealeing’ Council
J. L. Mullin
G. W. Murray
N. A. Robinson
R. W. Robb
Board of Health
Ac Cout
H. Smith
L M. Bennitt
Allan Corp
Peter Gaebon
Spee Hostresse
Cees
Virginia family trains girl in country life duties
A rural household in Virginia hires a young girl to learn maid duties. On her first day she receives no message by phone until a distant call from New York prompts a brief exchange revealing the era’s social cues and communication limits.
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Virginia
Sara
Local Groups Hold Meetings And Travel Plans In Acton
The Knox Church Young Women's Auxiliary met at Mrs. Francis Wilds residence with twenty members to arrange a Thank Offering event next Tuesday led by speaker Mrs. McNiven. Local travelers William Burnett and Sidney Barnes Jr of Oshawa rode bicycles from Oshawa to Los Angeles, carrying credentials from mayors and notable citizens, planning a three month return. Mr. George Wilds of Acton, 79, renews his subscription and credits health to discipline. he and Mrs. Wilds celebrate their fifty fifth anniversary. Parkview Night featured trainer led drills and talks by Gordon Cooper and Dr. Bruyns, with boxing demonstrations by G. Molozzie and N. Scarrow. a race start lesson by Cooper impressed attendees. The United Church Young People Society heard Miss Savage read and a lantern lecture by Prof. A. H. Tomlinson on beautifying Pioneer Cemetery grounds with garden slides, praising cemetery restoration in Acton and Canada. The meeting closed after a National Anthem.
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Knox Church
Francis Wilds
Mrs. McNiven
Acton
Oshawa
Los Angeles
California
William Burnett
Sidney Barnes, Jr
Acton J
Burnett
St. John, N. B
George Wilds
Wilds
Parkview
Eccleshall
Gordon Cooper
Dr. Bruyns
United Church Young People’s Society
C. L. Poole
Kathleen Savage
Ruth Gibson
Charles _Landsborough
A. H. Tomlinson
Department of Hortculture
Ontario Agricultural College
Guelph
Tonslinson
Welfare Board
Commission
Murray Memorial
Hydro
Scarrow
King
Hydro Department
S. M. Lasby
Reason
Public Utilities Commission
Cemetery Board
Council
Murray Memoral
Public meeting discusses proposed Utilities building in Acton
A town hall gathering of 50 to 75 attendees heard Reeve E Thetford and Council member L G King argue for and against a new Public Utilities building. They debated funding, the Ontario Commission role, reserve funds, and whether the project should wait or proceed. Lasby and Kerr supported building. others urged restraint and potential alternative sites.
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Reeve E. Thetford
W.'A. Lasby
Lasby
Murray Memorial Hall
Memorial Committee
Acton
Thetford
Commission
L. G. King
King
Hydro
Beardmore Company
Ontario Commission
Ontario
Hydra
Wall
R. J Kerr
Free
Paris
Kerr
Lakeside Chapter Holds April Meeting and Local Notices
The Lakeside Chapter of O. D. E. met at Miss Emily Youngs home for an April gathering with a humorous embers feeding and a luncheon. A new rector for St. Alban’s Acton and St. John’s Rockwood, Fra Brillinger, will preach his last Warfleet service April 29 and arrive May 1 with Mrs. Brillinger. Meetings of Busy Mission Circle opened with prayer and singing, with recitations by Margaret Franklin and Helen Simpson. Daylight saving begins April 28 in ten Canadian cities, with several others to follow through June 15. A Toronto visitor, Mr. Harry Noble, chased and captured a burglar at 315 Rancesvelles Avenue, sustaining injuries. Eden Mills Women's Institute hosted a concert and dance with performances by Mr. B.H. Wright’s company, Miss Audrey Wright, Mrs. Adams, Louise Locker, and others, culminating in a banquet and a dance to support local work.
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Wer“H. Briilinger
Wainfleet
Dain City
Maple Leaf Park
St. Alban’s Church
Acton
St. John's Church
Rockwood
Warfleet
Brillinger
Tena Nicol
Temperance Secretary
Margaret Franklin
Helen Simpson
Jessie Russell
Georgina Evans
Midniiht
Kingston
Niagara Falls
Welland
St. Catharines
Toronto
Ottawa
Ontario
Montreal
Quebec
Three Rivers
Sherbrooke
Harry Noble
Noble
Rancesvelles Avenue
Josie Neilson
Ernest Duffy
Mr. Noble
Eden Mills
Women’s Institute
BH. Wright
Gandiez
Orchestra
Melvin Locker
Masales
Clifford
Locker
Audrey Wright
Adams
Kate Ingles
Beamaville
Louise Locker
J. C. Webb
Early
Murray Dyer
Vin Locker
Wilson
Women's Institute
Institute
Milton
Council to Confer With Cemetery Board Meeting notes discussed insurance and funding
Council met with W A Lasby E Jones J E McMillan and E F Thetford. Fire Brigade asked for boots coat and hat costing about 30 dollars. Cemetery Board sought a 200 to 250 loan and discussed debt payments. A joint Cemetery Board and Council meeting was planned for next Monday at eight.
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W.A. Lasby
E. Jones
J. E. McMillan
M. Lasby
EF. Thetford
Mr. Wilson
Globe Indemnity Insurance Co
R. M. McDonald
C. W. ‘Wilson
Fire Brigade
Cemetery Board
St. Michael's Hospital
Canadian Brass Co. Ltd
Ritchie & Agar
Jas
Trafalgar Township Relief Ceases May 1st
Relief payments will be suspended starting May 1 after a council decision. March relief expenditures totaled 357 dollars, down from 1,299 dollars for the same month last year.
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Trafalgar Township
Eramosa Council Approves Minor Audit Corrections and Insurance
Eramosa Township Council met at Rockwood Town Hall on April 9. D H Storey was elected chairman in Reeve Sims McLean absence. Auditors report 1926 to 1931 shows overpaid collector C Thomson by 39.66 with rebate authorized. 1932 to 1933 rolls to be returned by April 30 1934. Council considers by law extending Amendment Act provisions to Eramosa Township. Insurance placed with Barry Mutrie Globe Indemnity Co at 198.00 premium.
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Eramosa
Rockwood
Sims McLean
D. H. Storey
Messrs
Lush and
Himdley
Barry Mutrie
Globe Indemmity Co
Arch. McNabb
Cc. Thomson
Lush and Hindley
Thomson
Stewart
Storey
Lash
Wellington
Farmers Dramatic Leigse contest slated in Towxi Hall
Announcement notes a Farmers' Dramatic League contest to be presented in Towxi Hall, Avton, in two weeks. Details are limited due to OCR garble but event timing is referenced.
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Towxi Hall
Avton
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