Acton Visitors Share Holiday Notes Across Towns
Personal notices show Acton residents and relatives holidaying with friends across Ontario and the United States. Names include Mr. and Mrs. James Inglis, Mrs. Marguerite Taylor, Mr. Cameron Leishman, Mr. Lloyd Tests, Mrs. Charles Campbell, Mrs. M Beattie, Mr. Alfred DeLong, Mrs. Ernest Drage, Mrs. Thomas Hamilton, and many others visiting relatives in Hamilton Sarnia Huntsville Welland Owen Sound Port Colborne Ottawa and Cape Cod.
Engagement announced for Barbara Eileen Acton wedding plans
Mr. and Mrs. Charles David announce the engagement of their daughter Barbara Eileen to Edward John McMullen son of Mr. and Miss J B McMullen. The marriage will be at their residence R R 3 Acton on September 9 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Davidson
Barbara Eileen
Edward
John McMullen
J. B. McMullen
St. Acton
Acton
Tangled Timetable High School Staff Up Three With Six New Teachers
Acton high school unveils August timetable changes with two more full time teachers one part time post and one extra class. Ted Hansen returns as principal and will teach grade 9 mathematics while overseeing other duties. Glenn Banks takes on music and the new timetable adds the music option alongside home economics and shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton High School
Ted Hansen
Glenn Banks
Hansen
Hazel Orr
Grace Rogers
Clarence Rognvaldson
Will
Tewen
Banks
M. Blow
Rudolph ‘Spielvonel
Ken McKinnon
Planning Board Faces No Quorum Meeting Stalled
Lack of quorum left the Acton Planning Board unable to make decisions at Tuesday’s session. The board reviewed a request to buy town land between Churchill Road North and Finley, discussed selling the lot to highest bidder, and planned to advertise. Hairdressing zoning in R-2 was to be reviewed at a full meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Planning Board
Jack McGeachie
William Finley
Churchill Road North
Harry Shortil
Mr. Finley
Shortill
P. Alan Deacon
R. HH
Eili
John H. Gow
J. Be
Organ Assembly Begins at Keates Plant
The Keates Organ Company starts production in the former Wool Combing building. Mr Keates and staff move from Lucan to the new plant and begin assembling organs.
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Keates Organ Company
Keates
Lucan
Guelph Students Receive Results from Grade Thirteen Exams
Guelph high school students in Acton include Michael Bennett Katherine Kenney and Katherine Kirkness with mixed marks in English Latin geometry and science subjects. Isherlock Aitken of Ospringe shows strong scores in geometry trig physics and chemistry with several top marks.
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Guelph
Acton
Michael Bennett
Eng. C
Katherine Kenney
Katherine Kirkness
Eng L
Isherlock Aitken of
Ospringe
Pr. C
County to Promote "Keep Halton Clean" Campaign
Halton County Council plans a Keep Halton Clean campaign announced by the agricultural committee at the August meeting. They viewed anti litter stickers from Great Britain and plan to seek the Automobile Association of Great Britain for more details on implementing the overseas campaign locally.
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Halton County
Halton
Agricultural Committee
Great Britain
Automobile Association of Great Britain
Tax Dwell In Our Lives The Old Keeps Paying On
A reflective piece argues that taxes persist beyond reform and continue to accrue over time. The author laments enduring obligations to old tax structures while noting how long standing levies resist removal.
Equipment Arrival Signals New Acton Industry Opening
A 12 ton SheridalY press measuring machine staking machine and small press arrived to unload in preparation for Frank Heller and Company Limited in Acton. The firm plans to begin operations September 1 and will coat finish paper plastic feather string reconstituted leather and other products. Located in Dills Printing plant area the business expects about eight workers initially rising to 25. Production aims for Canada market.
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Acton
Frank Heller
Frank Heller and Company Limited
Dills Printing and Publishing
Canada
Bualnesaman
Extra
Hastings
Bitness
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Miles
Dean Leslie
Georgetown Hospital
Leslie
the Free Press
James Inglis
Marguerite Taylor
Parry Sound
Mrs. Cameron Leishman
Whitney
Mrs
Lloyd
Sarnia
Lulu
Allan vieleeHane Cripps
Charles Campbell
Bruce Mines
Mabel Symon
M. Beattie
Charles Elliott
Hamilton
Neil McNabb
Alfred DeLong
Barbara
Ottawa
Ernest Drage
Thomas Hamilton
George Fryer
Hill Lasby
Ken McKinnon and Son
Valley View Cabins
Huntsville
Muskoka
Elva Pearen
Calvin Aitken
Harold Swackhamer
Ross Allan
Arthur Bolton
Carl
Janet
J. E. Pearen
G. Stanley Matthews
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Owen Sound
Fred Anderson
Lloyd Bartlet
Port Colborne
Milton Frailock
Welland
Brenda
Pamela Hollinger
Patty
Heather Malnar
P. J. Fette
Les Hatcheb
Raeleen
New Browns
Reginald Akins
Archie MacPherson
St Thomas
A. M. MacPherson
Jack van Arrapon
McMaster University
Florida
Raymond Gill
Joe Anderson
Long Lake
Michigan
Wm. Anderson
Milton
Fred Huffman
Hornby
Fred Andersons
Barbara Joan Baxter
Mrs. H. W. Baxter
Don
Roy
Toronto
Miss Baxter
Port Credit
Catherine Higgins
Cape Cod
New England
Judith Wilson
Trenton
Laura Wiles
Harold Wiles
United States
Lake Placid
Old Fort Henry
Leonard MaeDougall
Rockwood
John McDougall
Darwin Cripps
Gordon McDougall
Fort Wayne
Indiana
States
Jill Hurst
Joe Hurst
Arthur Si
Leonard's Beach Association
Stuart Jerome
British Columbia
Alvin Moore
Beverly
Ronnie
Frank Hodgins
North Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
Nashville
Tenn
Wheeling
West Virginia
Powassan
H. S. Holden
Optometrist
Eves
Cork St. East
Taylor
Jean Barber
Michael Bevan
Kleinburg
Thomas E. Carter
Brantford
June Conway
Western University
Kincardine
William Coats
Wayne Coyle
Oscar Drijber
J. Galloway
Caroline Nurseries Garden Centre
Actoh
Highway 7
Denny's Insurance Agency
Brock St
Bill Or
Harold” Acton
County
Acton Lions Club
Ist
Little Caesar and the Consuls
Neilson
Watson's Restaurant
Mill St
Libbys
F. Heller
Bell
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