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Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Apr 28, 1932

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Milton Transients Housing Charge Cut to 50 Cents

Halton County Council meets at Milton Court House in late April and approves halving the transient housing charge to 50 cents per head per day for Milton transients for 1931, with Milton to bear 50 percent of costs. The session also discusses county fair grants, school funding, and road maintenance needs totaling about 63,827.56 dollars for 1932.

Milton Halton Court House Isgt Messrs Duncan Campbell J. Blain Fal Cleave Peer Barber Appellee Currie Breckon Robinson Reeve Readhead Reeve—Blain John Irving Irving Syer Byer Oakville Mrr. Morden Acton Guelph Mabel Farrinston Georgetown Campbellville Railway ‘Board Good Roads Committee Smith

Acton Playhouse to Stage Mystery Comedy Next Week

Knox Presbyterian Players announce OH Kay a three act mystery comedy in Acton Town Hall next Wednesday and Thursday. Eleven cast members will perform with a prize for guessing Who is the Black Terror, plus a Baker royalty presentation.

Knox Presbyterian Players Acton

Auctioneer licensing and by law amendments discussed

The council approved by laws for auctioneer licenses with $20 annual fees, or $10 if issued after October, and first year adjustments. A by law to amend license issuance was enacted with licenses expiring annually. Accounts were reviewed for various departments including Education and Agriculture and a Good Roads committee proposal was debated and defeated. The council adjourned at 6 30 p m to reconvene.

Good Roads Committee

Euchre and Dance Fundraiser and Village News

A list of community events includes a Women’s Institute euchre and dance in the Town Hall on April 29 to aid relief efforts, with 8 15 admission under 25 cents. A parish hall meeting on May 6 features a progressive euchre party. Fire damages $200 to $300 of N. S. Marshall’s Eden Mills store. interior largely intact. Several local arts and band activities noted, plus health updates on Mrs. Mann after a remarkable brain operation at Groves Memorial Hospital.

Women's Institute Euchre Sharp N. S. Marshall Eden Mills Hubert Mann Groves Memorial Hospital Fergus Women's _Institute

Newspapermen Gather at Montreal Convention

About a hundred weekly newspaper publishers met at the Mount Royal Hotel in Montreal for sessions on newspaper equipment and organization. Highlights included round table discussions led by Hugh Templin and E. LaBranche, a Sun Life luncheon with T. B. Macaulay, and an oil painting presentation to William C. Riddell. The Hon. Athanase David praised weekly papers, and the day closed with an annual banquet and memories from Ottawa’s Parliamentary Press Gallery ambience.

Mount Royal Montreal FaEe Pnness Hugh Templin Fergus Quebec E.labranche Sun Life Insurance Co T. B. Macaulay Macaulay William C. Riddell C. N.R Toronto Malcolm MacBeth Milverton Sun Ontario Education Association MacBeth Ontario Riddell Athanase David Bell ‘Thompson D. Williams Collingwood Bulletin George Legge Granby C. V. Charters Conservator Brampton Adam Sellar The Huntingdon Gleaner Percy Lancaster M. P Havelock Standard W. ©. Walls Barrie Examiner E. Rioux la Parole Drummondville H. E. Rice Huntsville Forester George’ Lake Wilfred Laurier Arthur—Meighen Robert Borden Sam Hughes Henri Bourassa William Pugsley Carles

Local society notices and public activity brief

The community adds details on two women’s institute gatherings at Mrs G H Lantz and Mrs A Mason homes, plus the Dublin Women's Institute meeting hosted by Mrs T A Storey. Departmental exam schedules are released for Middle Upper and Lower School.

Department of Education

Acton Council debates finances and band room request

Acton Council hears the Murray estate investment details with bonds and cash, approves Globe Indemnity public liability policy, and sets a speed limit notice for Acton Park. Delegations from the Women’s Institute and Acton Band seek hall use and a practice room, while the Baseball Club gets authorization to help build a front grandstand diamond. A court of revision is scheduled for June 6.

Murray Wilson Globe Indemnity Insurance Co J. A. ‘Smith Globe Co Acton George Cowle W. McArthur Globe Indemmity Co J. A Smith Acton Fall Fair McPherson Mason E. Jones Geo. Cowle John Nicol Acton~ Free Press R. J. Wallace Main Street George Cowie Marietta Murray

Obituary for Mrs. Annie Foley of Walkerton

Mrs. Annie Foley of Walkerton died after a fall on an icy Walkerton street and complications in Bruce County Hospital. Born near Nassagaweya, she was married first to John Delaney and then to Timothy Foley. Survived by daughter Mrs. Gibbons and Kate Foley, with services at Sacred Heart Church. Funeral followed by burial in Calvary Cemetery.

Walkerton Bruce County Hospital Anne Foley John Gibbons Acton Kate Foley Town Gibbons Ines Edward Bert Foley Nassagaweya Township Milton Cleveland Ohio John Delaney Timothy Foley Bruce County Eden Grove Yonge Street Church Messrs Val-Berberick Seraphine Ellinghousen Peter’ Frank Maloney Calvary Cemetery

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County Council Fare Paris M. R. Moore Trafalgar Samuel Marlett Dundas Highway Trafalgar Township Mr. Marlett Solrow Oicqueeent Phtaade Eeusgaiste Euchre U. F Town Hall James Jacques Gosselin Department of Labor Gosselin George Bishop Bishop George Weekly Newspaper Association Annual’ Meeting Women’s Institute Instite G. H. Lantz D. E Duke of Devonshire Beardmore Crescent Messrs. Beardmore Co Publo-Utilities Euchre and Dance G. W. Mosales J.P. Scarrow E. Packer Claude Wade Leslie Bridges M. Frice Bronte Ss. Flumerfelt_and Son H.U. Guest Flumerfelt H. U. Guest A.O. Flumerfelt Mr. Guest Dublin Institute Dublin Women’s Institute T. A. Storey Webster Marian Anderson Canada Bureau of Statistics Dominion British Columbia Cowle Jones Nicol McArthur Reeve Barber Murray Estate Province of Ontario Dominion of Canada Finance Committee Occ Eesccseteresseseee Bank W. R. Lashbrook Bhatt Imperial Oil Co. Ltd Bell Telephone Co Reat Annie Foley Knox J. A Bank of Montreal Bennett Yale 5 Ontar Memigrial Co Scriven Willow Street Havill Elgin Street Bower Avenue Algu G. Ru” Agnew Davey Tree Co
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