Esquesing Township Council Holds Regular Session
Esquesing Township Council met at Stewarttown on Monday December 15 with all members present. Treasurer instructed to pay various accounts including court fees, health boards, elects, road work, and dog tax refunds. bylaw for holding year 1931 readings approved. Reeve commended for courteous leadership during the year.
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Esquesing
Stewarttown
Reave
Chatr
Corporation of
Acton
Divisio Court
Ballier
Baliton
Edith Pryde
Stuart Murray
G. McGibbon
Cyril Middlebrook
Alfred Cowton
Inessan Y. Warraclough
Poard
ML Bennett
Bennett
N. KR
Thompson
Bell Telephone
Thos, McBride
Mbata
R. W. Reed
E. Cleave
W. G. Appelbo
W. A. Wilson
George Leslie
George Currie
W. Wison
Reeve Mapner
Georgetown
Bronhead
Geo. E. Cleave
Board of Health
R. Paul
Ma. Campbell
J. Sanford
Nelson
Andgrove
Currie
G. Mullin
Local dairy record and traffic woes in Elmira region
Six year old Holstein Willow banka May Ormaby, owned by A G M Bruyns of Limehouse, posted 14285 pounds milk and 690 pounds butter with 3.86 percent fat in her final lactation. An Elmira couple injured near Acton when a truck ditched into a bank, the driver escaping serious harm while his wife suffered a forehead cut and shoulder injury.
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Willowbanka
Elmira
Toronto
Acton
Warden Morden Dinner Hosts Ex Wardens At Postville
About 125 attendees filled Township Hall at Postville for the Warden Morden dinner. County Council members presented a carved wold headed cane marking his 1930 tenure. George Hillmer chaired. Little proposed the toast to the Council. guests included McIntyre George Town Wotlit Nelson and Mason Acton. Christmas mail guidance urged earlier posting to ensure delivery.
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Reeve Morden
Raf
Little
Reaves McIntyre
Cgeorgetown
Wotlit
Nelson
Mason
Acton
County Council
Morden
Halton County Council
Thudinger
Acton's Community Christmas Tree Festivities Planned
Acton's Community Christmas Tree event will light up the corner of Main and MIU streets Saturday afternoon with the Public Utilities Commission lighting and a decoratist guiding. Old Santa Claus will arrive around seven o clock to mingle with children as song sheets are handed out and carols fill the air.
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Acton
Acton Trees Blue Lodge
Uhoir
Miu
Main
Comminaion and Decoratist
Ladios
Banta Claus
Acton, Vand
Christman
Oakville O H A Schedule Set for Four Teams
Four teams Acton Georgetown Milton and Oakville prepare for Junior O H A play after Christmas. Schedule lists Oakville at Acton and Witton at Georgetown December 36, Georgetown at Oakville December 29, Acton at Milton January 1, and other home and away games with dates to follow.
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O. HW. A
Oakville
Acton
Georgetown
Milton
Witton
Public Otitis Commission Accounts Passed at Regular Meeting
The commission approved accounts at the regular meeting. Arrears will be collected by court proceedings. A supply of wire was ordered.
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Gregory Theatre
Acton
Worderland
Monara
Gregory
Sectien
Ant-The- Contractors
J.B Mackenvtile
Gen. Cowles
Kely
L. Gregory
W. RE. Blair
Gregory Theatres
Georgetown
Oak
Tragic Oakville Death Involving Drunk Driver
Frances Romney eight died December 6 on Church Street Oakville when struck by a car. Coroner Dr J H Stead empanelled a jury finding the driver Walter Hicey intoxicated at the time. He faces manslaughter charges and a December 22 trial date. The report also notes local ties to Acton through Pollos Constable McQuillin and updates on civic posts and community events including a Lorne School Christmas concert and city notices.
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Frances Romney
Oakville
Church Street
J. H. Stead
Algo
Walter, Hicey
Wilken Stroet
Fucay
Manglatrate McQueen
Acton
Pollos
McQuillin
Toronto
Omcer McQuillin
Alice Hazel Proctor
Wiliam Proctor
Uhe
Mra
Nassayaweya Council Sums Up Final 1930 Meeting
Nassayaweya Council closes its 1930 session with full attendance led by Reeve Campbell. Accounts approved totaling shown charges for Municipal World ads postage and supplies. grants to Mrs Annie Robinson and others noted. Tax collection adjustments approved and the Reeve thanked for his leadership with unanimous vote.
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Nenasageweya
Reeve Campbell
Fallown
Municipal World
John Marshall
W. J. Moore
KH. McCready
CO. E. Wi
J. Minger
Tea Toper Tavern stages at Alban's Church fundraiser
Local cast presented Tea Toper Tavern under Alban's Church auspices drawing a full house at Yown Yell lant Thursday. Rector Rev. A. Bowyer introduced the play about a reclaimed residence endowing an endowment fund. Funds from the show go to charity in Acton.
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T | Alban's Church
A. Bowyer
L. Th
Rha Alory
Marion Day
Mra. Smoothurst
Rosamond Reid
Viola Waller
Lee Dixon
Dixie
Yolila Holmes
Arma Anealoy
Social Service
Nend
Missy Meryl Grindant
Yarry Reid
Rosamond
Norman Winton
Ywarrior Ann Hunley
Ann
Renetta Wiler
Teas
Mixa Olive Rooke
Mike Ryan
Mir
Jack Bavaya
Nilan Pierpont
Tragic three wives injured in motor mishap abroad
Three women and their husbands from England Ireland and Scotland were traveling when the car overturned injuring all three wives who suffered broken legs. The English husband sent flowers daily, the Irish husband gave an emerald bracelet, and the Scottish husband cut his wife’s Christmas cheque to cover bills.
Acton District News Tells of Court Sentence and Local Events
The Guelph court sentenced Blunky Match to twelve to eighteen months in the Ontario Reformatory after pleading guilty to two counts of theft and housebreaking. Local matters include City Engineer Nicklin praised for paving 44,000 yards at $2 per yard, and Halton County Council’s year-end actions including Wm. Panton’s resignation and Milton Reeve Matin acting as warden. Aged skipper Captain James Quinn walked from Hamilton to Oakville after treatment and a birthday gathering for Mrs. Statham marked eighty-six years. A Cooburville incident injured three children when a truck struck a telegraph pole near the Middle Road school, and Arens council added James Adamson as secretary-treasurer for the Arena. Maple Leaf Lodge No. 300 Acton elected new officers including Annie Anderson as W M and Elise Johnson as D M, with social hour to follow.
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Ontario Reformatory
Folke Court
Guelph
Blunky Match
Hatch
George Cox
Paisley Street
Nicklin
Hiden
Wm. Funton
Hebre
Halton County Council
Wm. Panton
Panton
Coaywell
Matin
Milton
Morden
Vancouver
Sahoo
Cooburville
Waller
Walford
Cookavitlé
Middle Road
Centre Road
Kenneth Bright
Bruce Revell
Alan Lillica
Yvan Yelford
Wt. Metrick
Maple Leaf Lodge
New Officora
Acton
Mra
R. McCartney
Yoonoy
W. M
Georgetown
Cleargetown
Annie Anderson
Minnie Smith
D. M
Elise Johnson
Ron Browns
Etter Eiva— Wisdarapin
Lily Wilds
Chaplin—Slater Margaret Smith
Emily Dunbar
Bister Ada Simpson
LL Tyler
Lappin
O. Tyler
Bister Eilott
Final Session of the School Board
The final board meeting approves the finance committee payments totaling 58 dollars. Delinquent tuition accounts are being settled and non resident pupil charges are compared to neighboring towns. The inspector J M Denyes commends staff and recommends a school nurse. Trustees wish the new board well for the coming year.
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Thosn Delinq Quenta
Qchairman
Aivine Mian Bennett
Ay Wrindigal
J. M. Denyen
Denyes
Mustora
Beawlck
Adoo
Knox Sunday School Entertainment Delights Town Hall Crowd
The Knox Presbyterian Sunday School opened with a full house at Town Hall for a Christmas concert. Rev Bannis read from Dickens and sang The Land of I Don't Know Where before a cheerful program of toy themed acts and a Christmas story tableau. Santa Claus, workshop scenes, and a biblically themed finale capped the entertainment with treats and gifts for scholars and teachers.
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Knox Presbyterian Sunday School
Ste Churchill Orchestra
Bannis
Dickens
Santa Claus
Rocking Horse
Christ
Wennie
Bants Olas
Anio
Prince of Wales address broadcast to continent at Guildhall
The Prince of Wales speech at the British Manufacturers' Association banquet in Guildhall was broadcast with strong reception on this continent and heard clearly by radio listeners in town. Guests applauded vociferously as the minsterly address concluded. Also noting that all clothing consignments should be ready before Christmas and left at Pallant's Clothing Store by Monday noon.
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N. R
Treight
Yrealau
Stratford
Prince of Wales
British Manufacturers’ Association
Guildhall
Pallant
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Porgui News-Record
Acton “Pues Parsa
Ontario
Will
Rotel Merchants
Oshawa Chamber of Commerce
Njurlea
Bramon WM
J. R. Zoigler
Bramosa Mond
Coyexal
Zoigler
Bramoan
Jack Mac
Donald
Public Works
Ie Outta Lin
Arthur Atrent
Mr. Zolgter
Mail Karty
Focal
Mill
Main Streets
Jonfor O.H.A. Schedule
Public Otitis Commission
Jory
Magh Guthrie
Quiles City
Oity
Hugh Guthrie
Junilee
Guthrie
Donald Guthria
Wrugh Guthria
Wellington
I. Horwin
K. O
Lorne
Lorne School
A. J. Murray
Mina Vera Ywurst
Mina Verna Murray
Mina
Ruth Gibson
Voles
Churchill Orchestra
Banta Glaus
Women's Missionary Society
United Church
Women's Missionary, Society of the United Church
A. T. Brown
Ing
Mia. Switzer
Mra. A
T. Brown
Ist
Public Utilities Commission
King
Hydro Account
Bel Telephone Co
McCutcheon
Crown's
Transport
McGutcheon
Rosa de O'lurn, Ltd
Moloney.Electriic Co
Churchill
Nassayaweya Council
Ay John Moffat
Junior Partners
Couneil
George Lamb
Georgy Finney
Atic
Kkipper
James Quinn
Anna Quinn
Burnett Birect
Vriterly Lake
Hamilton
Arens
James Adamson
Elmer Walters
Grimsby
Aoton
Chew
Lorne Waltom
Fred Kentner
Dwakino
Arjla
Denyen
B. Masters
Knox Sunday School Entertainment
Hants
London
Fxyland
Meard Wietinelly
Canada
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