Brampton Announces Factory Move and Jobs Plan
Brampton officials disclosed Buchan-Ainclair Ltd will move a Toronto industry to an unoccupied Queen Street East factory, with start of operations next year and at least 45 women and several men to be employed. The Orm manufacturer specializes in women’s wear. The Duke of Devonshire Chapter of the I O D E held its regular meeting at Mrs. P A Smith’s home with donations to the War League and Christmas work approved. A reading on Australia and vocal solos were part of the program, along with a review of John Buchan’s The King’s Grace. Halton Plowboys plan their annual meeting at the Farmers Building in Milton, expecting a record turnout as they celebrate a strong year. notable members include the Inter-County team and local plowmen.
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Brampton
Toronto
Queen Street
Buchan- Ainclair Ltd
Orm
Duke of Devonshire
P A. Smith
W. M. Cooper
Wavy League
Australia
D. A. Mackap
J. BR. Kennedy
John Buchan
W. J. Gould
Halton Plowboys
Milton
Stanley Hall
Halton
Picket Bros
John Lisler, Jr
Stanley Puller
Don | 'Aki McNabb
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Sieckiock
Moor Bros.’ Farm
Walton Live Stock Improvment Association
Ayorley Watson
Tansley
R. A. MacIntosh
Ontario Veterinary College
Guelph
A. G M. Bruyns
Acton
McIntosh
Bang
Union
Y. M. C. A. Membership Drive Ends Without Objective
The first Y. M. C. A. membership campaign closed Saturday evening with no division meeting its target. The Keenes led the boy and girl groups in a close race, the boys finishing one ahead of the girls. The adult men’s class held the largest enrollment at 43 with partial progress toward its goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keenes
Norval Bride Weds Eeworth Arnott at Family Home
Mary Elizabeth Yunter, daughter of Mrs. Hunter and the late John Hunter, wed Eeworth Arnott of Streetaville with Rev Norman McMillan officiating. Attendants included Miss Myrtle Allen and Bert Cook. reception and music followed. couple to reside in Sheeleville. An AY. P. A. meeting at St. Alban’s featured a Christmas play “When the Little Angel Sang” with a 24-member cast and a poetic lesson on forgiveness.
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Norval
Mary Elizabeth Yunter
Myrtle Allen
Erin
Bert Cook
Streetaville
Oliver Hunter
Ruth Andenon
Georgetown
AY. P. A
St. Alban’s Youngeanle's
Tuesay
Alger
Wm. Molloway
John Prest
Analy
Hethighom
Mary
Mrs. Alger
Alice ‘Yaylor
Qld
Mr. J. Gavage
Edina Hin‘ton
Miury
Olive Rogers
Acton Bus Wreck Near Brampton No Injuries Reported
A westbound Arrow bus broke near Brampton on Saturday night crossing the road but remained under control by the driver and no injuries occurred. Traffic Officer Ray Houdg took charge at the scene and cleared the highway for traffic.
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Brampton
Ray Houdg On
Wedding of Miss Sirah Alexander in Guelph
The ceremony at the Baptist parsonage in Guelph was conducted by Rev. W. O. Charlton. Miss Sirah Alexander wore a blue ensemble, attended by Miss Kitty Donohue. groom Mr. Ross Warm stood with him. A wedding supper followed at the bride’s home on Lewis Street. The couple plans to reside in Glen Williams.
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Baptist
Guelph
Sirah Alexander
Hedpeter
Mgr
Regginald Windeld
Glen Williams
W. O. Charlton
Kitty Donohue
Graymssman
Ross Warm
Hom
Lewis Street
Win Neld WU
Glen Willams
Nasagaweya Council discusses relief and crosswalk repairs
Nashagaweya Council met on Monday with Reeve Duncan Campbell presiding. Relief accounts totaling 7400 and general accounts 45.10 were parsed for payment. Road Superintendent's relief vouchers 4254 were approved. The Clerk was instructed to write Cop RR officials about crossings. Council adjourned to meet again on Monday December 10.
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Nashagaweya
Duncan Ccmipbe
Owe D'Elick
Halton County Debentures and County Council Actions
Halton County Council met at Milton Court House with Warden Harold Cleave presiding. Debenture bids were reviewed, with Bank of Nova Scotia offering $3,000 debentures and $25,000 debentures accepted plus accrued interest. Other items included hospital payouts, road maintenance agreements with Peel, by laws on salary, road schedules, and debenture authorizations for highway works.
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Halton County
Aleo
Otter
Lincoln County Council
Milton Braven
Bank of Nova Scotia
Walton County
County Roads Committee
Peel
Talton
Thorpe
McNiven
Harris
Breckon
Gossip and Arena Upgrades At Acton Arena
News notes on Acton Arena construction with ice surface laying underway, showers and foot baths, drainage, and planned walkway upgrades. Ongoing groupings by OHLA for Friday meetings include transfers and new rules. Reports from Brantford and Elora hockey scenes highlight rising tensions and potential team changes.
Receiver transferred to Peel County office in Cooksville
M. J. Carton of Esqueing Township appointed under the Farmers Creditors Arrangement Act as Official Receiver for Halton County has been relieved of his position. The office will be linked with the Peel County office at Cooksville under Gordon B. Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Carton
Esqueiing Township
Bennet
Halton County
Farmers' Creditors Arrangement Act
Follee
Qiure
Peel County
Cooksville
Gordon B. Jackson
KK. C
Miltan
Premier Hepburn Foresees Informer Use in Tax Collection
Premier Hepburn announced an additional 350000 in succession duties recovered from the estate of Teu Tate Furoldg. He warned that informers would aid Government in collecting duties and that the province will not tolerate evasion of taxes or treasury levies.
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Hepburn
Riehles
Theat Vstatea
The Evening Meal Disgestor Report Irregular Entry
A fragmentary page item records a child speaking bravely about hospital visits and medicine while resisting an implied plan to place a baby on a bike. The text includes dialectal spellings and truncated phrases, reflecting a chaotic diaristic or tabloid-style transcription.
United Young People’s Meeting at Acton Church
The United Church Young People’s Union held its weekly meeting led by the Christian Fellowship Group with Miss Ruth Gibson in charge. Mia Bertle Speight explained two hymns while J J Stewart and son Jack performed musically and a duet was sung by Hetty Gibson and Bill Vincent. The topic by Miss Gibson covered Henry Van Dyke’s The Other Wise Man. A large crowd attended the Keno Lock at St Joseph’s Church on Tuesday night with numerous prize winners listed.
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Young, People’s Union of the United Church
Christian Fellowship Group
Ruth Gibson
Mia Bertle Speight
J. J. Stewart
Jack
Hetty Gibson
Bille Vincent
Henry van Dyke
St. Joseph’s Church
Lump
Miss Phillips
Tour
Duck Cooney
Frank Gibbons
Eyus
M. Gibbons
Honey
Mr. Medtain
Hart
Stew Kettle
Byrne
Sugar
Kelly
George Molozzle
Nour
Mia
Sehmypse
Theo. Papillon
Miss Pallas
Pallas
Pat Mexwell
Papillon
Store Thieves Strike Campbellville And Guelph Junction
Provincial Constable Oliver of Milton investigates thefts at Prom A Elsile general store Campbellville where cigars and about 25 dollars in cash vanish. At T H Snyder store Guelph Junction thieves take gas. Another break in at Lowville-broker John Holmes’s place yields chocolate and cigarettes.
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A. Elsile
Campbellville
T. H. Snyder
Guelph Junction
General Ators
Lowville
John Holmes
Oliver
Milton
Dublin Women’s Institute November Meeting Report
The Dublin Women's Institute met at Miss Minnie Somerville's home. Mrs. A Near chaired in Mrs. Mc Dougall's absence. Lena Webster Ida Nellis led a piano number and delivered the Girls' Conference report from Milton. Edith Nellis convened the Wealth discussion and read a Health pager.
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Dublin Women's Institute
Minnie Somerville
McDougall
A. Near
Ralleall
Milton
Lena
Webster
Ida Nellis
Wou
Edith Nellis
Waymanchip
Asrs
ArcGregor
Three Months School Discusses Agriculture and Home Economics
Sixty youths enroll in the Three Months School in Agriculture and Home Economics in Palermo. Misses Wallace and McAlpine lead health education and cooking lectures while students tour Elton Melaxin s and Victor Lawrence for practical instruction. Dr. R A MacIntosh of the Ontario Veterinary College speaks on Bang's Disease and blood tests for purebred stock. Election of Walton Live Stock Improvement Association officers includes A. Viet and G. AM Bruyns with directors from multiple towns.
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Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Cournie
Palermo
Wallace and McAlpine
Institutes
Elton Melaxin S
Victor Lawrence
Urey
Agricultural Heefiasensaelge
J. EL Whitefock
Chestnut Jersey Park
Quay
Fred Featherstone
Dundas Street
Appointment of Stuart Lowrie to Agency Supervisor at Singapore
The Manufacturers Life Insurance Company announces Stuart Lowrie has been appointed Agency Supervisor at Singapore. He previously served as Resident Secretary in Tokyo and held posts in Calgary Edmonton and Shanghai. His duties begin around Christmas with head office extending best wishes for success.
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Manufacturers’ Life Insurance Company
Mlves
Stuart Lowrie
Manufacturers’ Life Insurance Co
Tokyo
Japan
Singapore
Lowrie
Wole
Calgary
Edmonton
Andiwas
Joan
Canada
Orient
Acts
Aot
Shanghai
England
Christus Thie
Debating clubs discuss broader immigration policy for Canada
The Negative won the acton YMC A debate held with the Gueph Current Topics Club and Toronto teams. Judges named A G M Bruyning from Acton as the judge, with Messrs McFadyen and Brewers for the affirmative and Messrs Allinson and Mighton for the negative. Attendees enjoyed sandwiches after the event.
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Gueph
Toronto Central Y.mlc.a
Y.mog.a
Canada
Messrs
McFadyen
Don W. Brewers
Toronto
Messra
Alex. Maclaren
Acton Y.M.C.A
Ucted
G. A. Dills
Acton. Y
Gibbons Rejoins Georgetown Mayoralty By Narrow Margin
Mayor Joseph Gibbons won Georgetown's mayoralty with 614 votes to 904 against Harold Cleave. Ward results split 162 257 105 for Gibbons and 108 108 302 for Cleave. The town faces a council shortage with only three councillors and a possible education board shortfall.
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Joseph Gibbons
Georgetown
Harold Cleave
Talton County
Cibbons
Cleave
Fire destroys large barn and crop at Rosa Matthews farm
Lossing approximately eight thousand dollars resulted from a farm blaze at Rosa Matthews farm lot 16 second one Eramosa Township on Saturday. High winds spread the fire and left occupants unable to control it with crops and stock lost though a few chickens perished.
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Rosa Matthews
Eramosa Township
Ube
Fire alarms scare Oakville Inn as barn burns near town
A smouldering fire at the Oakville Inn grounds and a later barn blaze two and a half miles west caused smoke and alarms to ring through Oakville. Fire brigades fought with limited water, with the barn losses totaling over 3060 dollars and partial insurance.
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Oakville Inn
Oakville Brigade
Armes
Seageely
D. J. Jenkins
Lower Middle Road
Oakvile and Bronte
Christmas Concerts and Meetings Announced
Upcoming events include Dublin School Christmas Concert on Friday December 20, Larne Selyoal Christmas concert on Tuesday December 17, Acton Ua P.O. Legion Hall meeting on December 14, Knox Church Sabbath School annual Christmas tree and concert on December 13, Churchill United Church Young People oyster supper at CO W. Awickhamer's on December 20. Invitations extend to the community.
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Dublin ‘School
Larne Selyoal
Ith Adeiksson
Lic
Knox Church Sabbath
Churchill United Church
CO. W. Awickhamer's
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Halton’ Plowmen
Y. M. C. A. Membership
Boeing
Westland
Super” Marine
Acton and District
Lalende
Lakesac Chapter
Mills Bernice Ru
Young Street
Etty
Eity
Jack Gill
Watt
Wilofield Alexander
Nassagaweya
C. Pw
Children’s Aid Society
Morris
Trying
Alice
Talton and
Malton
Tewson
Afr
Wong
O. Ht
Fce
Acton Arena
The
Arenna
Arena
Nelson
Acton Hockey Club
O.I. A
OWA
Brantford
Fane
Elora
Elora Rocks
Fergus Thistles
OHLA
Oakville
Ice Brigade
Hiam
Rr Thera
Province
United Young’ People's Meeting
Keno Club Pro
Namagawood
Dublin Institute
Walton Wire Stock Improvement Association Planned
Oficera
Ane Viet-Presiden
Watley Dennis
G. AM. Bruyns
Duncan Campbell
Edwin Tairrep Milton
J. E. Whittelock
Trafalgar
Elton McLean
Josmoe Pal Xa. S. Mahon
Frank McNiven
Nelson McLaushiin
Arthur Normaly Queuing
Thos, Bird
Wesley Murray
Cecil Givens
TA. Teasley Nelson
Arthur Heslop
J. C
Bel Walter Readhead
Jehn Mc Niven
Chiba
Actan Y.mlca
Harald Cleave
Eramoss Harn
Irwin
J. M. Denyes
YU. A
Mini
Owewson
George Hames
Adie
Warn
Sida
Nebata
Knox Guild
Warvey Wassard
E. Orr
Ufe
RN. Yypown
Beckett
Bennie
Cancerte
Rilar
Acton Ua
P.O. Wi
Legion Tall
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