Town Hall Rent Reduced as Auditors Report Adopted
Acton council discussed the eighth Prudence Committee report detailing accounts for lighting and arena costs and adopted the Auditors’ Report for 1932. The meeting approved library board appointment for H N Palmer and set a reduced town hall rental for dances to seven dollars per night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrop Bros
S. M. Lasby
W. A. Lasby
Arena
Free Library Board
J. McMillan
M. Lasby
H. N. Palmer
Lindsay
J. B Watson
Storming of Vimy Ridge Observed by Acton Veterans
The Acton Post B E L held a Vimy Day observance postponing to Saturday. Comrade McDonald led a two minute silence as members planned a Christmas charity, shared stories of Boer and World War I battles, and many veterans recalled past wars. Local musicians and visitors participated in a relaxed, soldierly program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Post
Comrane McDonald
E. Harrop
Salt
Jack Alger
George Green
Toronto
Serg’t Bayliss
M. M
Gerg't Brown
Jim Cooney
D.C. M
MademoiseHe
Armentiers
Rangers
Leafs
Gunner
Gould
South Africa
Withers
Withes
Acton
Harry Goldham
Frank Scriven
Georgetown Post
Sheppard
Serg’t Alger
Mary
Removal of Rockwood freight sheds urged by council
The Eramosa Township council in Rockwood met with Police Village trustees to request Canadian National Railway remove the freight sheds at Rockwood station to improve the view of trains after many crossing accidents. Relief funding ends April 30, roads to be inspected around April 17, notices for sideroad closures to run with objections due by June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eramosa
Rockwood
Canadian National Railway
Ontario Unemployment Relief Fund
Annual Dance to Be Held at Town Hall Aston
The Actondale U F P O Club announces its Annual Dance in the Town Hall Aston on Friday April 21 1933 with Clover Six Piece Orchestra. Admission 50c for men 25c for ladies. Also a meeting regarding Pioneers Cemetery improvements in Acton with plans discussed and Trustees to be elected later chaired by W A Lasby with N F Moore as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actondale U. F. ¥. P. O
Aston
Clover Deaf
Pioneers
Acton
W.A. Lasby
N. F. Moore
Acton Baseball Club elects 1933 officers and discusses plans
A well attended Acton Baseball Club meeting in the Council Chamber reviewed last year’s report showing a deficit. New officers were elected with Dr. P. W. Pearen as President and W E K Graham as Treasurer. A manager and trainer will be appointed and three new players are anticipated to join the existing playoff team. A social evening followed at the Dominion Inn with a good orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkview Athletic Club
Harry Norton
Parkview A. C
Priday
Acton
J. M. McDonald
H. 8. Holes
W J. Patterson
E. E. Barr
Milton
The Evening Meal Digester Anecdote in Mourning
A vicar encounters a widow who explains she is in mourning not for a recent death but to spite her husband. She reveals plans to live in mourning attire as a protest against his behavior, turning grief into a social statement.
Various Interesting Items of News
Service at St Alban s Church on Good Friday from 10 to 11 a m. Trafalgar Township moves to disenfranchise delinquent taxpayers in arrears three years or more. By law to be presented next meeting. Welfare Board paid 5004 for direct relief this winter and to be disbanded May 1. Women's Institute held monthly meeting at Mrs J Noble s home with address by Mrs Geo Campbell Georgetown District. Campaign extended to April 15 and seeds exchanged. Concert planned soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Indemnity .Co
McIntosh
Mill Street
St. Alban's Church
Trafalgar Township
Welfare Board
Women's Institute
J. Noble
Gamble
Institute
Scholes
Geo. Campbell
Georgetown
Nina Moore Jamieson
Timothy Eaton
Campbell
Esquesing Council Adopts Budget Payments and Adjourns
Esquesing Council met at Stewarttown on Monday with Reeve Geo Curried presiding. Minutes approved and a motion authorized $262.93 for Road Sheets. Accounts totaled items from Hydro Commission to groceries, milk, meat and footwear. Clerk directed to write to County Clerk about peddlers licenses. meeting adjourned to May 8 at 2:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewarttown
W. G.appelle
G. W. Murray
L., le Mullin
N. A. Robinson
Geo
W.G. Appelbe
Hydro-Electric Power Commission
Brampton
Coungil
Carbon Paper and Board of Health
B. A Jenkinson
G. McGtlhon
Alex. McKay
J. .Kirkwood
John Crawshaw
Mills T. Brownridge
Henderson
P. Wagstaffe
Ganton Ween
Arthur Norton
W. G. Appelbe
Obituaries Note Three Local Residents Laid to Rest
Multiple notices mark the rest of Mrs Milton Isabel Brandon Davis at Evergreen Cemetery Ballinafad resident George Rogers Acton widow Mrs Frank Gamble and others in Erin Township Guelph hospital death families and volunteers attend funeral services in Acton and surrounding communities with interment at Fairview Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Milton Isabel Brandon
Frank A. Davis
Mill Street
Milton
Evergreen Cemetery
St. Paul's United Church
A. B. Irwin
Edith Davis
George Rogers
Ballinafad
General Hospital
Guelph
Mr. Rogers
Erin
George
William
Clayton
Bert
Ernest
John
Barrie
George ’Benner
Buffalo
Traffic cop remark hints at drivers on golf courses
A fragmented report mentions a traffic officer and drivers seen near golf courses. The text lacks clear actions, times, or names, offering only a vague scene of law enforcement and motorists in a greenside setting.
By law passes for health board and health officer appointment
Nassagaweya council met at the township hall on Monday April 3. A by law was passed appointing a Medical Officer to fill the vacancy caused by Dr G B Carbett's death. Accounts were approved including Norrish Bros and VEWeL with expenses and convention delegate costs noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassagaweya
Norrish Bros
Vewel
G. B. Carbett
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HLN
Www
A. Lasby
FE. Jones
E. T. Sithadfand
Prndnce Committee
Acton Public ‘Utilities Commission
Acton Public Utilities
Commission
Acton Public Utilities Commission
Acton Public
Sion
J. A. Smith
J. B. Mackenzie& Son
Arena Eempatite
CBCL
Earl Lambert
E. Jones
Jones
Vimy
George Wilds
Mrs. Wilds
Free Press
Wilds
Storey Grove Co
United Church
Aitkens
Canada
Dominion
St. Lawrence
Montreal
Britain
U. F. Y. P. O. Meeting
Lawrence Lamb
Muriel Crossman
Dorothy"Clarridge
Daisy Foster
Laura Johnston
Laura Wiley
Elva Johnston
Pearl Foster
Eramosa Township
U. F
P. O
Ladies of St
St. Alban’s Church
Acton Women’s Institute
J. K. Gardiner
Carroll's
Eliott Bros
Barr's
Nelson & Co
Lindsay’s Mill
Pallant’s Clothing
Patterson's
A. H. Bishop & Son
C. B. Swackhamer
B. D. Rachlin & Co
Esquesing Council
J. G. Farlow
F. ‘Rinaldo
M. McLaughlin
A. Corpe
A. Currie
Peter Gaeton
G. Basso
Peter Tonelli
Martin Rigo
G. Nova
Gino
Rinaldo
Rigo Vittoris
G. Zanatti
Benton
Shelbourne
Gisby
W. H. Pickett
J. Sharp
F. Rinaldo M. B. Cook
Arthur McLaughlin
Hilson
Gallagh
Robt
Starret
Robert Joyce
Cassidy
Ceessens Neeeersere
Mrs. Ganton
D. Brilli
A. E. Parnell
Tennant Erwin & Goldham
E. Vivian
Hed R. Starret
J . L. McNabb
Beatrice Hilson
Wm. Gillman
Vivian Wee
Ezra B. Hill
Walter Nelson
W. E. Gallagher
F. Rinaldo
Cnewinna
J. Hilson
E. Cassidy
H. P. Lawson
J Tennant
Éoe
Mrs
Frank Gamble
Erin Township
Frank E. Gamble
Beatrice
Ray
Elgin
Arthur
Mr. Gamble
C. L. Poole
A. Mason
J. Ramsdenand
W. Laird
Robt. Eakins
Taylor
I. Coon
Mason
Doris
Gate House
Victoria College
United Church Bible Class
Tuxis Square
W. C. T. U.; Family; Ladies of United Church
Messrs. P. Cleave
J. C. Matthews
A. T. Brown
C. W.mason
Robi. Eakins
William Allan
Pairview Cemetery
Board of Health— Insurance
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