Alice St Hydro Building Tender Details And Wiring Repairs
Street condemned and 30 day deadline set for wiring fixes. Micro Plastics to remove one transformer by commission sale and plans to enlarge plant require moving transformers on Bower Ave. Bell Telephone to install larger Brock St pole for improved service. Mason attends Ameu meeting in Collingwood. Hydro accounts list includes Bell Telephone Co for 31.00 and various suppliers with small charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hydro
Mason
Micro Plastics
Commission One
Plana
Bower Ave
Bell Telephone Co
Brock St
A.M.E.U
Collingwood
Acton Girls Softball Players Host Cup and Saucer Shower
Members of the Acton girls softball team held a cup and saucer shower on Wednesday evening August 27 for Miss Joan Somerville who is set to be married in Acton in September. After games and opening gifts, refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Joan Somerville
Acton Hives Upset Burlington in Boxla Thriller
Acton B-Hives stunned Burlington 8 6 in Saturday night boxla, claim first win of round robin series. Johnny Krapek scored three goals with two assists, while Zeke McCandless and Brunassi also contributed for Acton as Burlington fought hard in a rough, penalty-laden contest. Jacobs and Young both excelled in goal as the Thistles set up next clash with Streetsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Streetsville Thistles
Acton
Burlington ‘Braves
Braves
Burlington
Donnybrook
B-Hives
Zeke McCandleas
Johnny Krapek
Mrnaves
Johnnie Haines
Brunassi
McCandleas
Townsend
Tom Howell
Evans
Howell
Dunnett
Hagen
Uge Townsend
Krapek
Young
Jacobs
Burlington Nets
Norm Young
Dundas
Red Hot Thistles
Streetsville
G. Hagen
Morrice
Cooper
Harris
Richardson
Taylor
Farrell
King
Carrick
Wood
Young G
Louth
Haines
McCandless
Brunsted
Gerric
Beaumont
Taillefer
Cleave
Kentner
Streetaville
Dundas Hornets
Honeymen
Milt Burrow
John Krapek
Johnny Haines
Acton Attek É
Stree
Lacrosse
Bantams
Burlington Braves
Intuition Sparks Mock Debate At Quiet Beale Dinner
A husband reads aloud about nature's vastness and man's small role, only to be met with his wife's quick retort that a woman learns the truth without books. The exchange underlines a light domestic quarrel in a calm setting.
Auction Sale of Everton Real Estate September 12 1952
Public Trustee directs sale of Everton Ontario real estate by auction on premises of George B Simons September 12 1952 at 1 30 p m. Lots include Stewart surveys in Everton and Rufus Everett survey Village Lot 68 plus Erie county parcels all subject to reserve bid and cash terms. Roy Hindley auctioneer. Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Simons Everton
Ontario
Stewart
Everton
Eramosa
County of Wellington
Eromosa
Rufus Everett
William Haslins
Oress
Acton Girls Defeat Guelph 16-5 In Guelph Game
The Acton girls softball team routed the Guelph Wyndhamettes 16-5 in a game moved to Guelph due to a boys playoff at Acton park. Lineup featured Joan Somerville catching Grace Cross pitching Ivy Ritchie at first base and others in the infield and outfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Muskoka Trip Follows Marriage Of Laura Johnston and D Stewart
Roses and gladioli decorated St Alban's Acton as Laura Ann Johnston and David Vern Stewart united in marriage. The couple left for a Muskoka Lakes trip with guests from Hamilton Toronto Ospringe Guelph Clinton and Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roses
Petunias
Gladioli
St. Alban’s
Acton
R. E. Price
Laura Ann Johnston
Andrew Johnston
David Vernon Stewart
David Stewart
Ospringe
Voile
Vickie Johnston
Toronto
Edwin Stewart
Hamilton
Guelph
Clinton
District
Technicolor Insect Discovered By Painter In Yard
Charles Rocher found a bright caterpillar on the back yard of Bill Thompson on Wilbur Street while painting. The insect showed white yellow blue and orange colors with two and a half inch rainbow segments crawling near the Thompson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rocher
Bill
Thompson
Wilbur St
Man Seeks Legal Name Change to Harry Hogbristle
Joe Hogbristle appeared in court seeking a name change. The judge reviewed the request as Hogbristle announced his chosen new name, Harry Hogbristle, citing fatigue from the nickname questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hogbristle
Harry Hogbristle
Jos
Twilight sale to liquidate estate holdings in Acton Ontario
Executors of the Margaret Denny estate announce a public auction at the corner of John Street and Bower Avenue Acton Ontario on September 6 at 7 30 p m selling living room dining room and bedroom furniture as well as kitchen items. Real estate includes a seven room cottage on John and Bower Streets a large brick dwelling on highway No 7 and a solid brick cottage on Young Street with 10 percent bid and 30 days to balance. sale terms require cheque at bid time and October 6 adjustments. James Moore and C F Leatherland named executors with Hindley and Elliott as auctioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Denny
John St
Bower Ave
aAtchon
Chesterfield Suite
Davenport
John and
Bower Streets
Acton
Wach
Highway No
Young Street
James Moore
C.F. Leatherland
Tate
Ontario
Hindley and Elliott
Pounding the V Va 7 Sports Deciding Game Tonight
Acton and Oakville meet in a decisive twilight game at the local ball yard with Cunningham to start for Acton after a Monday comeback win. The series determines Halton County League north vs south titles and bids to the OMBA playdowns, plus notes on Georgetown Legion and lacrosse standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakville
Port Town
Acton Lads
Harry Lawson
Acton
John Cunningham
O.M.B.A
Dispersal Sale of 30 Holsteins at Streetsville Ontario
Arthur J. Adamson hosts a dispersal sale on September 18 1583 at 1 pm DST near Town Line Peel and Halton miles north of Dundas Highway No 5. Auction includes 30 Holsteins plus farm implements and milking equipment. Cows hail from Spring Farm Coronation and Raymondale Ragapple. sale cash terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Adamson
Streetsville
Peel
Halton
Dundas Highway
Spring Farm Coronation
Raymondale Ragapple
Brubacher & Son
Baxter Picnic At Stanley Park Draws Hundreds
About 150 attendees at Baxter Laboratories annual picnic in Stanley Park Erin enjoyed a salad supper and square dancing. Gerald Candler MC’d races for children and adults contests while musical numbers featured Candler Gralda Graham and others. Prizes awarded for races and horseshoe pitching. gifts given to children. clocked with chairmanship from Candler and Lloyd Robinson. The bat is the only mammal that can fly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxter Laboratories
Stanley Park
Erin
Gerry Candler
Rino Gralda
Johnny Graham
Byron Bruce
Mimi Perry
Siriiyn Rognvaldson
Carol Candler
Barbara
Sandra Davidson
Ann Berlemont
Lloyd Robinson
Charlie Davidson
Brian MacDonald
Wayne Benson
Linda Fields
Gail Fryer
Gordon
Hufnagel
Malcolm Candler
Barbara Norton
Wayne Marshall
David Graham
John Hoare
Sharleen Marshall
Barbara Davidson
Bobby Marshall
Ronald Davidson
Mary Masters
Maureen Kinread
Rina Bralda
Lorne Masters
Jean Lasby
Berlemont
Don Griese
May Fields
Ed Landsborough
Audrey Patrick
May
Bill Fields
Mary
Stan Norton
al Lyons
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Alice St. Hydro
Ellis & Howard Ltd
Petty
Acton Free Preas
Powerlite Devices Ltd
Ytremco Manufact. Co
McEachern Garage
BEPC
MacDonald
H.E.P.C
Tol Work
Rob” Frank
Speedvale Ave
Northeast City Limits
Little
Egypt
Rhonda Fleming
Mark Stevens
Tiny Stev
Ens “the
Donald O'Connor
Jane Powell
Charlie McCarthy
Erin Ts
Kh K
Dren PT Sa Mehta
Roy Hindley
A. Racine
Osgoode Hall
Toronto 2
Minha
Detrez
Goodyears
Goodyear Tires
Pou Oe
Muskoka
Laura Johnston
D. Stewart
Mac
O.G
Orpheus
Shirley
Carmel Gowan
Joe Blow
Kimaely
C.N.E
Swift Current
Douglas Gowan
Dan McGrew
M.c
Mill St
Fort William
Port Arthur
Y.M.C.A
Y.W.C.A
Gowan
C.ne
U.mlc.a
Y Ladies’ Auxiliary
China
Japan
Asia
Twilight Sale
Elzen
Georgetown Legion
Ther
Legion
Georgetown
Eisen
Sea
Chaplin
Ge@retown
Scotty Patterson
Martin
Sam Snyder
Epe
Patterson
Dude” Lindsay
Harv Chappell
Legionnaires
Ontario Amateur Softball Association
Canada
Sarge
Auaiee
Aurbutt Chums
Savage
E. Braida Shoe Store
Mill Street
Baxter
Oxfords
Ruth Ruddock
A.T.C.M
L.T.C.M. Toronto
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