Middle School Exam Results at Acton Continuation School
The following results show pupils’ marks across subjects at Acton Continuation School. Names such as GLADYS AGAR and MARIEL AGAR appear with subject scores from Composition to Latin Composition, indicating read entries and occasional re-reads. Certificates are being forwarded by Secretary R. M. Montonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Continuation School
Papalleus
Secrutary
R. M. Montonald
Gladys Agar
Mariel Agae
Florence J. Allison
Velma Lai
Aubra
Ada Y. Bhown
Isarel Uwrucke
Cy Whynles
Cavney Byrne
Aluebra
Rhystao
Phyales
Eileen Clarridor
Joseph Moukstell
Barbara Guthrie
William Jr. Jonnston
Stuart Lantz
Gordon Leslin
Audrey EE
McComde
Kativaleen McCommh
C. William Near
Clillian Perry
Marjorie Reid
Olive Rookes
Jon O. Brilling
Franch
Isabel Smyth
Yhabelle M. Smith
Isabel L. Bwitzer
Literatur
Alggebra
Estner Taylor
Watory
William Williams
Matory
Various Interesting Items of News From Town
Tea at the Widow Street Parsons hosted by the Ladies Aid of the United Church with a supper featuring corn on the cob and other dishes. Milton beats Oakville in a 12 inning thriller to claim the junior baseball title after rain-shortened play and a long comeback. Arrow buses expand service after the electric railway shutdown with new schedules. Cork Woollen Mill Georgetown to reopen under new management and hire staff. Mayor Mackenzie and the town clerk approve year-by-year purchases. Accidental shooting injures a man in Eramosa Township. a Toronto driver involved in a crash fled the scene. a bull escapes and a township treasurer narrowly escapes harm after a dramatic incident. A local youth suffers a painful arm injury from an accidental gun discharge while chasing a hen hawk at a farm. rushed for hospital care with a likely period of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nhe Ladies’ Aid of the United Church
Parsons
Widow Street
Muouil
Guiclph San
Mospltal
Attair
Oakes
Eramosa
Dorn Range
Abapot
Widemumi
Commission Transfers Funds At Public Utilities Meeting
At Tuesday’s Public Utilities Commission session Chalm an Kerr and Keeve Maxm were probed. The Treasurer authorized transfers totaling 1000 from the Waterworks to the Corporation General Account. Ontario Power Commission advised no rate changes this year. A refund of 223.41 to the Corporation was approved. Construction plans for Young Street and pole renewal on Cameron Street were approved to improve service, and a larger meter was authorized for the Beardmore warehouse power line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalman Kerr
Keeve Maxm
Ontario Power Cop
Aclon Yydro
Commieidenhaus Duter
Nerviers
Unese
Mhs Street
Youngtreet
Cameron Street
Exquesing Township Council Adjourns After Session
The Exquesing Township Council met Monday with Deputy Reeve Currie and Councillors Appellee Mullin Wilson and Reeve Cleave presiding. Minutes of the last meeting read and confirmed. Accounts passed including Watson formalin g 140, Municipal World supplies, Jenkinson weed cutting, and others. Road sheets approved for payment 410.00. council adjourned to meet Monday September MW at 1 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Currie
Appellee
Mullin
Wilson
Cleave
Watson
Municipal World, Ltd
ITV YM
Bennett
Exprean
Jenkinson
Red Cole
Tt. Shortill
W. A. Wilson
L. L. Mullin
W. G. Apypelba
W. A. Wilton
J Minter Dead Editor of Kincardine Review Reporter
John J. Minter editor and proprietor of the Review-Reporter Kincardine Ontario died on Tuesday after months of illness. He served as Past Grand Master of the Orange Lodge of Ontario and led Ontario West Grand Lodge 1927 to 1924. A former Liberal candidate in South Toronto he later bought the Kincardine Reporter and opposed Col Hugh Clark. Survived by his widow. This marks the Canadian National Exhibition’s 83rd year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Minter
Review-Reporter
Kincardine
Ontario
Rand Orange Lodge
Wort
Winter
Toronto
Reta Hon
J. J. Foy
Whih
Whitney
Tainter
Kincadine
Yen
Col
Hugh Clark
M.P. 2
M. OP
Review
Hunter
Kincaids
Wronkurer
Agricultural Society
Acton district news and social items recital
Acton hosts band concert in the park with a free program and no collection. Clara Brown marries Arno Mansy in New Hamburg after a long courtship. they will reside in Pembroke Ontario. Weatherston reunion honors the old Scotch family with guests from several towns and a formal vote of thanks to hosts. Trader Wars film shown at Gregory Theatre lauds African jungle spectacle with dramatic scenes. Mixed Cargo incident sees Owen Sound youths jailed briefly for a suspicious car event near Brampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Warahary
Clara
Brown
Robert Brown
Acton
Arno A. Mansy
Mansy
New Humburyg
Wis
Hvangerceul
New Humburg
A. Is. Pleteh
Easton Ontario
Once Man. Manse
Isabella Street
Pembroke
Ontario
Manis
Pembroke Collegate Institute
Weatherston Vo Union
Ub Verton
Weatherston Pela
James Weatherston
Fiverton
Iamil
Mia G. Luttrel
Treaurer
J. Weatherston
Recorch
Aloydus Harn
Owen Sound
Snelgrave
Russell Hing
Robert Price
Whitney Cgoultellow
Brampton
Ans Ib
Snelgrove
Snarryling
Chiat Norkes
Ww.t. Owens
Kix
Kline
Olief Horken
Acton's Newest Industrial Addition
Acton's newest saddles to the industrial complex will be ready to enter operation in Acton's new quarters next week. Preparations include moving departments from Toronto to Acton and installing a new steam heating and electric ventilation system. About thirty workers from Toronto may relocate, boosting Acton's industrial life without external solicitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Leardmony Lawthern Gl
Toronto
Weardmore
Othara
Messrs
Beardagare
Acta
St Albans Trounces Moffat In Exhibition Softball
St Albans wins 4 to 3 in an exhibition at Moffat with Holloway and Waterhouse starring on defense. Moffat had scoring chances hampered by base running errors as Waterhouse struck out ten of Moffat’s batters while Meltinnon fanned ten St Albans hitters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the &1. Alban
OP. Holloway
W. Waterhouse
Moffat
Nccra
St. McKinnon
St. Alba
Attacks at Thumpton Prison and Local Notices
Varied local notes include a prisoner assault on Murali Prior during exercise at Thumpton, with guards badly hurt. Other items cover a tennis club match in Acton, a Meldward reunion at Campbellville, and the funeral of John Cowan Short of Edmonton. A humorous American abroad cable misfire ends with a Canada joke in a telegraph office.
Bicyclist Injured by Hit-and-Run Driver
A cyclist on the Derry Day parade route in Acton was struck by a hit-and-run driver near the Giver Creek oil works on the seventh, suffering a fractured left elbow and multiple bruises. The rider crawled to safety and was taken home for care. authorities investigate and seek the responsible motorist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Bearrow
Acton
Quorgetown
Hoare Row Wilk
Agton
Tully
Lees
Ted
Harrop
Jack Skiing
Martin Weardmore
Wong
Bemrrow
Traver Avenues
McPherson
Trane
Howell
Derry Day Celebration At Georgetown
Georgetown marked Derry Relief Day with a large Orange procession led by Jimen Raid and other officers. Delegations from 19 preceptories marched through Main Street under a gate arch, then gathered at Agricultural Park for speeches by Mayor Muschenvlo and Toronto’s Mayor Stewart. The day featured regalia, bands, a monster garden party, and a 5 2 baseball win for Vermonts over Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derry
Coty
Ulster
Tan
Knights of
Ith
America
Royal Jack
Ireland
York
Perl
Simcoe
Haalton
Wellington
Dufferin
Wentworth
Tobermore
Une Agricultural Park
J. T. Muschenvlo
Une
Acton Boys Triumph Over Milton In Park Contest
Acton and Milton Taxis Boys met in Acton Park with Acton reclaiming top spot by a 27 to 10 win. Tight pitched for Milton, Waterhouse for Acton, as Acton benefited from errors and timely hitting. Acton scored 27 runs on 27 hits with 4 errors, Milton 10 on 7 hits with 5 errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Hoya
Milton
Highend
Acton
Milton Taxis
Acton Park
Jeaguy
Acton Boys
Chuck Waterhouse
Husband
Anderson
Mark
Waterhouse
Hodgins
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Guelph
Wichum
Lfe
Wayne Howell
WH. W. Howell
Quelph
Allan's Dam
Buster Brown
Ukville
Oakvilla
Milton Juveniles
Victoria Park
Electyle
Arrow Fats Tonew
Airet
Georgetown
YH. Mackenzle
Capllan
Mensa
Weimbecker
Non
Lewwees
Dundalk
Inter
Dunnvill
Dore
Spadinw Avenue
Dory
Wuisel Emery
Wentworth County
Leslie
Treamuyr
Asquenoy Township
Stewarttown
Lealle
Seatte
Commission
Waterworks Department
Hydro Department
Cwinadin Tras Co
Nydre Department
Esquesing Council
Soalgso
J. Minter
Alan and Fonner Grand Master
Orange Order
Wastor
Hamilton
Halidays
3Iamillan
Mia
Arthur Vicka
Westport
Beardmore Leathers Ltd
ST. Albran
Boorse
RWE
TOH
Acton Moffat
Great Vital
Brangs
Cuba
Bermuda
Mexico
India
South America
United States
Watermana Ab
An Marshall
Ecluiard
W. Holloway
F. Waterhouse
Scriven
Cai
Crippa
Holloway
Hampton Juller
Murali Prior
Thumpton
Lato
Uhom
Ab Forcanor
Priax
Wienday
Yudlew
Teale Levelling
of &J. James’ Church
Campbellyne
John Gilmour
Campbellvilly
Bupper
Andrew Gilneur
Flamboro
Andrew Pronk
Alexander Meadward
John McIntosh
Cowan
Ballinafad United Church
John Cowan Short
Edmonton
Ballinefad
Waddell
M. Bennett
Wallinalad
Acton Quartette
I. J. Dennett
Virder
Manitoba
Albert Hunnam
Galt
Messra. Wehard
Warry
Robert
Pred Short
Ballinufad
Shortillda
Mabel Cosford
Winnifred
University of Alberta
Twubert
Ceorgelawn
W. R
Thrandan
Muan
Shortt
Mr. Shortt
Esquesing
County of Halton
Winnipeg
Flist Presby Merlin Church
Niwonta Order
Orangevile
Catharines
Erindale
Ont
Flethherton
Virden
Hongby
Shortil
Wubert
Gananoque
Georgetown Verald
Ayam
Mongolia
Mongille
Qwest
Assan
Montosa
Ruth Nurt
New York
Canada
J.P. Scarrow
Silver Creek Hill
Taft
Toxis Boys’ League
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