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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Dec 14, 1939

Page

2

Scoutmaster Mason Resigns in Acton Troop Transition

After five years as Scoutmaster of First Acton Troop W G Mason resigns his duties. New Scoutmaster W G Middleton outlines plans as the Legion Hall hosts a gathering of fathers and boys. The troop has grown from six to thirty two members with several King Scouts and strong trophies. Alumni receive Efficiency and Naturalist Badges, led by Ken Hassard who earned multiple skilled badges.

First Acton G. Mason Acton Eiston Bansena Dotutmanks Mason Scout Committee Middleton Legion Hall J. M. ‘McDonald Acton , Legion EB. A. Brooks Wildman Camp Gordon Beatty Jack Hollinger Gilbert Romphf Lloyd Robinson Clifford Young Calvert Rowles Eddie Russell Ken Hassard

Amusing Breach of Promise Case Cleared Count De Coupons

In a St Alban's Young People's session, Amelia Jitterbug sued Count De Coupons for a broken heart. After a sharp verbal duel between Ed Footitt KC and Bruce Pargeter the jury exonerated De Coupons without retiring. Witnesses included Mrs Ima Snooper and Miss Ida Hun with diary excerpts.

Amelia Jitterbug St. Alban’s Young People's Ed. Footitt K.C Bruce Pargeter Count de Coupons Kay Gibbins Gordon Gibbins Ima_Snooper Alice Gibbins Ida Hun Irene Fryer

Wellington County Plowmen Elect Officers at Fergus Meeting

The Wellington County Plowmen Association held its annual meeting in Fergus. Treasurer reports a balance of 42.30 after a successful year and cooperation from Harriston for this year’s match. Albert Gray named president. officers and delegates listed for future events and Toronto convention.

Wellington County Plowmen's Association Fergus Harriston J. B. Ketchen John Scarrow Neil Black John McAllister Albert Gray B. Stothers George Rogerson Toronto Segue Greene Renee Pere Albert Gray Rockwood Alex. Black Quelph No.2 Arthur Puslinch Neil’ Black Guelph Eramosa George Bayne Rockwood Wm. Crow Hespeler Nichol Wm. Green Elora Heapeler D. D. Gray Walter Jackson Pilkington Alex King Geo Dodge Kenilworth Peel Robert Ritch Drayton Minté

Cars Crash in Head-On Collision on Seventh Line

Ox driven by Austin Brown of Shel purnt and Daniel McDonald of Bront collided head on on Sunday night on the seventh line Esquesing Township near Georgetown. Both drivers met on a hill over a railway track unaware of the other car. McDonalds car damaged. Brown continued. Mrs McDonald injured in arm and treated by Georgetown doctor. Provincial Police from Milton investigated.

Austin Brown Shelpurnt Daniel McDonald Bront Esquesing Township Georgetown McDonald Brown

Halton Plowmen Elect Officers at Annual Meeting

Halton Plowmen held their annual meeting in Milton with Frank Laidlaw of Jarvis delivering an address on faith and world affairs. Officers elected included President John McCormac of Freeman and 1st Vice President Malcolm McNabb of Georgetown, with a full slate of directors and an auditor from Milton.

Halton Plowmen Milton Frank Laidlaw Jarvis Laidlaw Russia Germany John McCormac Freeman Malcolm . McNabb Georgetown Victor Hall Hornby Claude Pickett Esquesing Township Jas. Cunningham Wm. Robinson John A. Jolt Nassagaweya L. W. Chisholm Geo. Finney A. 8. Mahon Nelson Ross Segsworth Wm. J. Robertson

Junior Hockey Group 5 Schedule Drawn For O I A Yellows

The Junior Hockey Group 5 schedule for the O I A Yellows lists games from December 28 to February 9 with matches at Acton Georgetown Guelph Milton Burlington Bolton and others. First to fourth place teams advance to playoffs with goals counting and February 17 as the group winner declaration deadline.

O.I.A Acton Georgetown Guelph Milton Burlington Bolton

Escape Hope For 16 Year Old From Guelph Reformatory

Guards searched the district last night for 16 year old Alex Zolomy of Hamilton who fled from the Guelph Reformatory by a fourth floor hospital window. He was serving nine months definite and nine months indefinite for theft and disappeared during a dormitory inspection.

Guelph Alex. Zolomy Hamilton Zolomy

Christmas Tree Lights Brighten Acton Streets

The Christmas Tree and its lights stand at the Mill and Main Street corner as Acton streets gain festive glow. Superintendent Wilson and assistant Gordon Smith hang decorations while shop windows fill with displays, signaling Acton’s readiness for the holiday season.

Mill Main Acton Mill Street Wilson Gordon Smith

Acton Hockey Preview Looks Ahead to Frosty Schedule

The Free Press previews the upcoming hockey season for Acton with Intermediates and Juniors facing familiar opponents like Paris Fergus Elora Ontario Agricultural College at Guelph and Malton Burlington Guelph Fergus Bolton. Schedules set for December 27 and 28 openers, Blue and Gold colors return, and Ilio Marzo reappears with Stratford. Local notes on Rural League and club changes conclude the column.

Paris Fergus Elora Ontario Agricultural College Guelph Malton Burlington Bolton Orangeville Georgetown Milton Brampton Detroit “Free Press Ilio Mario Stratford Stratord Nito Marzo Hank D'Amore Red Stapleford Acton Ontario

Amateur Wrestling Proved-Feature at Acton Y M C A

Toronto West End Y M C A wrestlers staged an amateur exhibition at Acton on Friday attracting good attendance. Chairman Carl Schlegel refereed with Stewart Snyder from Kitchener assisting. six bouts featured Evans and Peace in the 175 lb class and Peace versus Gueman in the 200 lb contest.

Toronto West End Y Acton Y West End Y.M.C.A Terry Evans Mptre Harry Peace Y.M.C.A Stanton Anderson C. F. Leatherland Wolfe

United Young Folk Elect the Officers for 1940

The United Church Young People's Union held its regular meeting on Tuesday with Miss Velma Murray presiding. Officers elected include President John Pell, Vice-Presidents Mansell Nellis Janet Pell Garnet W McKenzie Isabel Cowie Laura Johnston, Secretary Mabel Harris, Treasurer Elwood Johnston, Reporter Lloyd Gifford, Pianist Dorothy Kitching, Assistant Pianist Ethel Franklin, and Games George Switzer. The initial executive meeting is set for next Tuesday.

United Church Young People's Union Velma Murray G. C. Gifford Ethel Franklin G. C Gifford George Switzer John Pell Christian Mansell Nellis Missionary Mra Janet Pell Mabel Harris Elwood Johnston

Halton Garage Operators Elect Officers for 1940

The Halton Branch of the Ontario Garage Operators Association held its December meeting at Farmers Hall Milton with high attendance. J L McKindkey led the business portion. surprise visit from Harry Harper and brief remarks by H A Phelps preceded an hour of entertainment. Bill Bailey presided over officer elections. President J L McKindkey, Vice President R Maxwell, Secretary A C Patterson, Treasurer George McIord, with a board including Sinclair Bridgen Johnson Norton Witham and McDuffe. Adjournment followed to reconvene in January.

Halton Ontario Garage Operators’ Association Farmer's Hall Milton Hfe J. L. McKindkey Bill) Bailey Hamilton Wentworth F. Sinclair G. Bridgen K. Johnson Wm. Norton J. Witham R. G. McDuffe

Acton Institute Social Evening Hosts Husbands

The Acton Women's Institute held a December 6 social at Mrs. J. E. Garmble’s home inviting husbands. About twenty attended, playing euchre and bingo. Prizes went to Mrs. Masales, Mrs. Lambert, Mrs. Ed. Gamble, and a draw between Mrs. Kerr and Mr. G. Elliott.

Acton Women's Institute J. E. Garmble Euchre Masales Lambert Ed. Gamble Kerr G. Elliott

Level Crossing Smash Injures Two Women

Two Toronto women were seriously injured when their car crashed into a CN railway engine at a level crossing on the Guelph Kitchener highway. They were taken to St Joseph's Hospital in Guelph. their husbands escaped with minor injuries.

C.N.R Guelph-Kittchener Highway Toronto St. Joseph's Hospital Guelph Percy J. Wright Euclid Avenue Herbert Smith Connor Avene Wright Smith Kitchener

Christmas Music Display By Acton Public School Pupils

A program of Christmas music and carols will be presented by the pupils of Acton Public School in Acton Town Hall on Friday evening at 8.00. Selections will be performed by a brass quartet. Admission is free and all are welcome.

Acton Public School Acton Town Hall

Woman's Missionary Society Holds December Meeting

The United Church group met at Mrs. P. A. Smith's home with Mrs. B. Mowat presiding. A Christmas program featured solos, a story “There Is No Room,” and a Madras broadcast. Officers were elected with Mrs. B. Mowat as president and Mrs. Symon thanked for her life membership.

Woman's Missionary Society of the[United Church P. A. Smith B. Mowat Acton Society Symon Madras Baall Matthews A. T. Brown Africa Dorothy Kitching Veldhius India Alex. McDonald Lealie Moss

Scout Mothers Hold Meeting at Mrs Rushmere’s

The Scout Mothers' Auxiliary met at Mrs. Rushmere's home on Monday evening. Twelve members attended. A contest was held and Mrs. Fred Kentner won. Hostesses served lunch after the meeting.

SCOUT MRS Scout Mothers’ Auxiliary

Christmas Concerts and Socials Around Town

Local notices list events including Bannockburn Christmas Concert December 22 at 8 pm with a play Always in Trouble by ex pupils, admission 25c and 10c, plus informal YMCA party this Friday at 9 pm with Nickelodian music. Also gatherings at Ligny School December 19 and United Church entertainment December 18.

Ligny School Etta Swackhamer Y.M.C.A Nickelodian Bannockburn al Ways

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W. G. Middleton Chariie Hubble E. A. Brooks Margaret Lasby Annie Marshall Clifford Jack Savage Vanwyck Lois Fryer Annie Lasby Jean Vaniwyck Wellington OHLA Ilo Marzo Claude Pipher Dude” Lindsay Tanners Asvheles Ilio Marzo Vic Rumley Cookie Eddie Ryder Acton Arena H. Drow Beardmore J. H. Creighton Carl Schieger O.ac Stewart Snyder West Enders United Young Folk Halton County J. L. McKindley Bur Lington Mr. R. Maxwell A. C. Patterson George Mclord Bronte Acton Institute W.mls J. ‘Symon A .T. Brown Christian Stewardship and Finance F. Kennedy Community Friendship F. Cleave L. W. Agar RR. L. Johnston Temperance and Christian Citizenship J. Symon Missionary Monthly H. Denny T. Watson 8& J. Reid E. Hawthorne R. R. Arnold Mission Band M. Z. Bennett MS Nelson Mrs. Smith Miss Smith United Church
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