Prizes Increased in Acton Good-Will Club Contest
The Acton Good-Will Club expands its prize pool as more contestants enter the vote drive. Special prizes of 2.00 first and 1.00 second will again be awarded for the most votes up to next Monday night. Winners Mrs Henry Archie and Miss Kay Chapman led early, with many contestants listed and vote tallies shown, urging public support and patronage of club merchants.
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Acton
Muscceas
Irs
Henry Archie
Kay Chapman
Tre Pure Paras
Alger
Mra
Jack
Anderson
Fred
Archie
Henry
Atxingon
Leonard
Beswick
C. M. Bishop
A. H. Bleck
Annie Braids
Elmo’ Burkholder
Betty
Chalmers
Audrey
Jean
Chapman
Kay
Cheu
Dan
Dyrin
Dron
Mia
H. V
Duval
Shirley
Eliott
Florence
Fryer
Irene
Giles
Hal
W. J
Harris
Ivan
Hodgins
Margaret
Holmes
Anne
Johnson
Robi
Kennedy
John
Jrishman
Cameron Mamey
Albert
Maplesden
Cecil Marao
Mary
McBain
Geo
D. McLean
John Morrow
Jean Morton
T. A
Watts
Weaver
Violet
Majer
Mok
Tenders Set By The School Board
The School Board opened bids for a project at the school on Monday evening. Alex Cripps and J W Barberee were awarded the contract to complete the work by September. OU Son of Brampton installed the new cats tine tank at the school.
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Alex. Cripps
J.W. Barberee
F. C. OU & Son
Brampton
Puzzle Poem prize notice seeks weekly solution
Last week's winner was Barr with the answer HE. Barr. Mrs E Pearen of Acton wins by confirming a reply to The Falls- Parss Offier. This week a new puzzle poem by Mr W Coles appears in The Pare Promis. Submit by 4 30 Saturday.
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Barr
E Pearen
Acton
Teres
W. Coles
Entrants in Acton Goods-Will Club Offered 10000 Prec Votes
Next Monday afternoon and evening new entrants in the Acton Goods-Will Club competition and all current entrants will receive 10000 Prec Votes by registering at The Prec Paras Office.
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Acton Goods
Prec Paras
Marriages Mark Weddings in Yonkers Erin and Ashgrove
Miss Mary Reed wed Dr. George Erskine Duff Wilson at J John’s Church Yonkers in a ceremony led by Dr H J Bessey. The couple, planning a return to Canada after intern period, honeymoon in Boston and Cape Cod then St. John’s Riverside Hospital tenure. Also a quiet Erin wedding for Jean Keeler to Harvey Peavoy conducted by Rev L Merner. Additional ceremony united Ruth Evelyn Giffen and Howard C Wrigglesworth with elaborate floral decor and attendants. couple to reside in St. Catharines after honeymoon in Brandon Manitoba.
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J. John’s Church
Yonkers
N.Y
Mary Reed
James Clarkson Reed
Janet Ballantyne Reed
Penticton
B.C
George Erskine Duff Wilson
Ayr
H.J. Bessey
Mrs. Willson
Boston
Cape Cod
Canada
United Church Manse
Erin
Jean Keeler
Herbert Keeler
Harvey Peavoy
Elwood Peavoy
Su. L. Merner
Jean Peavoy
Ruth Evelyn Giffen
John Giffen
Ashgrove
Howard C. Wrigglesworth
Fred Wrigglesworth
Elmer May
Hornby
Rev. B. Eyre
Isabel Wrigglesworth
Georgetown
Columbia
Gerald Graham
Gear Shift A Puzzle
Walter 8 Sherwin of Muton appeared in Oakville police court Monday after his auto collided with a car driven by L L Afwerson of Pennsylvania Near Bronte. He claimed he had never driven a near shift car before and its intricacies absorbed his attention. Magistrate R Hossuck imposed minimum $10 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter 8. Sherwin
Muton
Oakville
L. L. Afwerson
Pennsylvania
Bronte
R. Hossuck
Lightning shocks girl using telephone in Burlington district
A girl was shocked by a high electrical outage while using a telephone on Delaware Avenue in Burlington Saturday evening. Mis Anderson was briefly injured and treated by a doctor but later felt better and returned home before help arrived.
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Plorice Anderson
Delaware Avenue
Burlington
Middle School Exam Results Reveal Strong Showing Across Subjects
The Middle School Departmental Examinations announced results for numerous students led by Margaret M A Arnold Canadian History FP Physics English Composition and English Literature. Numerous pupils across classes earned top or high marks in Algebra Geometry Physics Chemistry Latin Authors French Authors and Canadian History with many securing first and second places.
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Margaret M. A. Arnold
Wilpreda M. Atkineon
Jean H. Bennie
Doris G. Blow
Sheilar. Breen
Therese E” Campbell
M. Kathleen Chapman
Frances E. Dill
John G. Drake
John L. Dunn
Alzeina I. Gibson
W.J. Neville Haggins
Wilma R. Hansen
J. Martin Hassard
John M. Hollinger
Margaret M. Kelly
Walter R.lamb
Helen I. McCaig
Donalda J. McPhail
C. Sylva M. Morrow
Laverne FP Smith
F. Phiyates
Fur
Margaret V Smith
Beatrice L. Taylor
Enel
M. Elizabeth Watts
English Literatur
Huswry
Doctor volunteers tick bite for relapsing fever study
Dr. Edward Francis, 85, of the National Institute of Health, is recovering at Marine Hospital Baltimore after allowing a small tick to bite him to study relapsing fever. He has previously contracted tularemia and other fevers in similar human guinea pig experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Francis
National Institute of Health
Marine Hospital
Baltimore
Francis
Nelson Essay Public School Awards Entertainment
In Palermo Public Hall a prize presentation will honor winners of the Dr Anson and Kefurah Buck Memorial Competition. Representations from county schools are invited for a varied program including prize essays readings and a talk by Mrs Colin Campbell OBE.
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Palermo
Dr. Anson
Kefurah Buck
Colin Campbell
O.B.E
Acton
Competiton
Burlington Man Regains Consciousness After Ontario Crash
Kenneth Champaign of Burlington, injured in a motor accident near Hornby Ontario while returning from the Firemen's Convention in Georgetown, was reported improving this week. He was confined to Guelph General Hospital with no skull fracture and other injuries, and regained consciousness on Saturday for the first time since the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Champaign
Burlington
Hornby
Ontario
Georgetown
Champaign 12
Guelph General Hospital
Esquesing Council Holds Regular Session
Esquesing Council met in the Township Hall for a regular monthly session with Deputy Reeve N A Robbinson and Councillors present. The Treasurer was authorized to pay road and relief accounts totaling 3 838 44 and 118 83 respectively and to approve various small vendor and service payments. The Halton Agricultural Society received a 25 grant, and the meeting adjourned to September 28 at 1 90 pm or by call of the Reeve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esquesing Council
N. A. Robbinson
W. A. Wilan
H. May
Edwin Harrop
Reevs
George Curri
N. A. Robinson
Cc. H. May
Carrind
Wat
N A Robinson
Che Kelef
Otteer
W.oa al Wilson
Halton Agrivullt and Society
S.A Robinson
Georgetown Tennis Team Defeated at Acton Iset Meet
Georgetown players lost to Acton with nine matches contested. Results include H Walker Georgetown 2 1 Gowie Acton in ladies singles and Crichton Georgetown 6 Reid Acton 7 in men’s singles. Doubles saw Acton prevail in five of seven matches amid a social gathering and refreshments.
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Georgetown
Acton
Iset
Sirates
H. Walker
Gowie
M. Feller
G. H. Ostrander
N. Maynard
I. Cowie
H. Ostrander
F. Brandford
M. Smith
H. Campbell
David Crichton
W. H. Reid
Jack Crichton
Robt
Battye
D. Crichton
J. Hall
Bert Hinton
J. Crichton
A. Sykes
W. Cullen
J. Jones
J. Bloomhead
J. Ross
J. Donaldson
Gordon
Papertowners
Alpott
Walters
Mooney
Terry
Page Pive
Brampton Considers A New Public Pool With Community Help
A long‑dreamed swimming pool for Brampton is celebrated as a health boost for youth and a potential civic project. The piece notes Brampton’s need for proper dressing rooms and supervision, compares to Fergus and Preston pools, and envisions a local concrete pool near the High School grounds funded by community effort similar to past YMCA and waterworks successes.
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Brampton
Acton
Nfe
Fergus
Beatty Bros
Preston
Y.M.C
Visit Confusion Over Belfist In First Meeting
A fragmentary tale shows Pat visiting Belfist for the first time and returning home puzzled by a friend’s question about the event. The dialogue hints at misunderstanding or mishearing in a rural setting.
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Pat
Belfist
Acton Trims Georgetown in Finals Controversy Delays Playoffs
Acton defeats Georgetown 11 to 1 in the semi final as controversy between Milton and Burlington delays further playoffs. Norm Morton leads Acton pitching while Lindsay, Waterhouse and Mooney spark a high scoring win. Milton and Burlington dispute postpones games until at least next Wednesday.
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Acton
Georgetown
Burlington
Parrell
Pléss
Tyre-Pac Press
Fitzgerald
Milton
Randall
Tome
Norm Morton
Bill Ritchie
Lindsay
Ward
Norm
Brydgn Apd
Woods
Hawke-weng
Vickims
Walters
Morton
Bill Waterhouse
Anderson
Tyler
Ritchie
Flat
Water House
Pigy
Guthrie
Alcott
Mooney
Bus Morton
N. Morton
Waltera
Bull Morton
Georgetown Battery
Waterhouse
Felder
McMann
Godl
Cyrus M4 CLure dies at Georgetown area home
Cyrus E. McClure died at his Georgetown area home on Saturday. He was born near Huttonville, child of John and (deceased) Mrs. McClure, and resided in Georgetown district since childhood. Unmarried, Presbyterian, Conservative, and no Forester. Survived by brother G. H. McClure of Chattan Alberta and one sister Mrs. Mary Harris of Caledeggtern ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus E. McClure
Georgetown
John McClure
Huttonville
G. H. McClure
Chattan
Alberta
Mary Harris
Acton Obituaries Enduring Ties Dwellers Count Losses
Annie Wilson Sagaski of Acton dies at St Josephs Hospital Guelph in two weeks illness in her 50th year. She leaves husband Bernard Sagaski three sons two daughters and siblings. Funeral from St Albans Acton with pallbearers and interment at Fairview Cemetery. Also Nicolas Forbes longtime Acton resident dies at 72 and funeral held at Elora United Church with interment at Fairview. many relatives and friends attend from Guelph Saginaw Mount Dennis and surrounding areas.
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St. Joseph's Hospital
Guelph
Ifelong
Bernard Sakaski
John and
Catherine Wilson
Annie Wilson
Mitton
Bernard Sagaski
Fuirmer Inefe
Fenton
Mary
Islington
J. Vickery
Annie
Frank
Acton
Leonard
Fred
John Wilson
James Wilson
Milan
St. Alban's Church
Crescent Street
E. Brillinger
Mesars
George Currie
George Smith
George Lazenby
Charles Lucas
John Jennings
Bruce Pargeter
Fairview Cemetery
John Bushon
T. Baly
Detroit
J. Springsteel
Krantz
Milton Heights
Wien Forbes
Elora
Emily Jane Wilson
Roy Dunn
Fergus
D. M. Corrigan
Schumacher
Don Smith
Ledia
Elden
Weston
Harold
Mount Dennis
Toronto
Nicolas Forbes
G. C. Park
Elora United Church
Palrview Cemetery
Wm. Jamieson
Wm. Keith
James A. Watt
Harry Edwards
Alex Keith
Freeman Wilson
Salem and
Flora
Saginaw, Mich
Weaton
Brin
Rockwood
Pergus
John
Maude
Saginaw
Thomas
Huntsville
Aprays
H. Forbes
R. F_ ‘Wilson
R. R. Rudd
Geo
Laird
Ralph
M. J. J. Walker
Mutual Society
J. A Watt
Ainawartit
Salem
Maben
H. Edwards
Beterline Mie Grieves
Scuct
Caution Rewarded at Rally Road Crossing
A careful driver halted at a rally road crossing and listened. The only sound noted was a car behind him crashing into his gas tank, prompting safety remarks about road awareness.
Sixth annual Blakelock Picnic in Oakville features Hepburn
Announcement for the sixth annual Blakelock Picnic set for Saturday August 14 in Oakville. Premier Hepburn is named as the new speaker with races, prizes, and entertainment by Ernie Brie and his Clown Band. Free admission and bring a basket for the afternoon and evening.
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Blakelock
Oakville
Hepburn
Uewt
Ernie Brie
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