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Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Feb 01, 1934

Page

2

Acton Wins Ice Clash. Seven-Goal Ramp Up

Acton defeats Fergus 11 to 3 in a league hockey playoff tilt. Morton and Anbio led offense with goals, Muir solid in net as Fergus pressed but hit goal posts and struggled to contain Acton’s late surge. Referee Fillmore oversaw a penalty free, fast-paced game.

Fergus Fos Acton W. Henderson Fergus Archie Aoton Muir Jack Kentner Huffman Poe Mith Anbio Morton Terry Amallo Lne Holloway Gibbons Meta Ht Alnuli Inane Reto Walters Arbie Byrné Pergus—trair Wilder Anderton Campbell W. ‘Henderson Smith Wells J Henderson Chapman and Simpson Fillmore

United Church Meeting Reports Bright Prospects and Honors

The United Church held a large congregational meeting with a 6 45 banquet. Reports showed improvement across activities and bright prospects for the coming year. Elders and Stewards were reappointed without a ballot, and Miss Fem Brown received a purse for service as organist and treasurer. Ruth Gipson sang solos, while A T Brown displayed old war views eliciting recollections.

United Church O. L. Poole Fem Brown Board of Stewards W.J. Akins O. H. Harrison Ruth Gipson A. T. Brown

Hockey in Fergus Sparks Mixed Reactions in Scotch Settlement

In Fergus a visiting Acton goalkeeper voiced surprise at the locals as youths gathered near the bus. Fergus boasts a strong arena and gear. Acton Jockey boys felt slighted by rink fees of fifteen and twenty five cents for skating. Several Fergus players recalled their first hockey in four years, yet the team showed spirit. A goalie named Arble and Pest vans Service Size were noted for their busy, skilled play in a tight match.

Acton Fergus

Acton Preston Win Sparks Finals Hope in Hockey

A shaky start gave way to a strong Acton Preston display on Monday night. Acton finished top of the group with one loss and one tie in ten starts, while Preston delivered one of the year's best exhibitions. If the teams meet in the finals, fans can expect smart hockey as a fair crowd watched at Joe. Referees opened warily as Acton loosened near their net and Preston pressed with scoring chances.

Preston Joe Acton Ting Drew Schmalts Hiepotl

Social, wedding, and sale notes from local notices

The Duke of Devonshire Chapter I O D E held a social with bridge and euchre, prizes to Mrs B J Nelson, James Foss, and Mr. and Mrs. W Fall, plus lunch and dancing music by Mrs Byrne. Elva Mae Akitt wed Rev J A Grant, gowns pale blue Point de Sprit, trip to Niagara Falls, residence planned at Brydon farm Erin. A Fergus sale of William Gurney estate showed rising farm prices. fresh cows averaged 71 with top 79.50, whole herd over 365. hogs and horses sold well. sales cash-only.

Duke of Devonshire B. J. Nelson James Foss Byrne John Iakitt Elva Mae J.A. Grant Niagara Falls Brydon First Line Erin

Banquet honors Halton County plow lads at Bilton

Harold Pickett Lloyd Easterbrook and Willard Featherstone were invited to a county banquet at the Miltour Inn Bilton where County Council presented medals. Warden G Harris presided and Minister of Agriculture Thomas Kennedy praised the province for backing young men. Elliott Moses and J A Carroll attended as Plowmen's Association officials.

Halton Harold Pickett Lloyd Easterbrook Willard Featherstone Miltour Inn Bilton G. &. Harris Thomas L. Kennedy Halton County Ontario Elliott Moses J. ”A. Carroll Plowmen's Asociation

Sunshine Trail Play Aids Acton Choirs Fund Drive

The Knox Players staged The Sunshine Trail at Town Hall despite a severe winter storm to raise money for Acton Public School Choirs to perform before the Ontario Educational Association. The three act comedy featured strong local talent including Frances Chisholm, Victor Bristow, and Vernon Agnew with Rev H M Bennie directing and serving as host.

Knox Players Sunshine‘Prail Acton Toronto Ontario Educational Association Bennie Frances Chisholm Victor Bristow Verion Agnew Kathleen Wedge Lois Dawkins Norman Braido Vernon Agnew William Near Charlie Tyler Mr. P. Salt Chuck Prat Acton @udiences Peter ‘West James Ross Stumpy Smith Joe Hurst Sally West Flora Sayers John Flint Louis Brown Low Yamny Fint Aileen Clarridge Harry Flint Jack Skilling Katherine Flint Marguerite Currie Fatty MkCullough Victor Rumky Brown Sisters Emmaline Marguerite Ryder Caroline Margaret Brown Margoline Bernice Bracken

Look at This Suit You Made Bursting Seams

The excerpt shows a fashion illustration from Venice with captions about sewing on buttons and a humorous remark on a suit that bursts its seams when first buttoned. It reflects wartime era humor and craft skill.

Midget Hockey League opens with mixed results and injuries

The Midget Hockey League began with two nights of games led by veteran captains Messrs E. Barr W. D. Talbot B. Baylis and L. G. King. Results Thursday Red Wings 0 Majestics 6 Three Stars 3 Crescenta 3. Monday Red Wings 4 Three Stars 2 Majestics 2 Crescents 1.

Messra E. ©. Barr W. D. Talbot B. Baylis L. G. King Red Wings Majestics Three Stars Crescenta Crescents Geveral

County Council Billed for Share of Cost of the Middle Road

Milton meeting notes show the County Council approving a partial charge toward the Middle Road project. Warden Harris named to fill Ex-Warden Robison’s Good Roads seat as resignations, financials, and school grant payments sparking debate on timing and distribution.

County Council W.N. ‘Robison Good Roads Committee Council Harris Robinson

Acton Council Schedules Brief Session on Town Hall Rental

Acton Council met Monday with Reeve Thetford presiding and members Lasby McMilan Jones Lasby. Roger Downs asked to rent the Town Hall for a dance and was referred to Chief McPherson. The Finance Committee urged payment of several accounts and tax arrears were discussed, with mortgagees to be contacted before tax sale steps.

Acton S. M. Lasby J. E. ‘McMilan E. Jones W.¢A. Lasby Thetford Roger Downs McPherson Reeve Thetford Utilities Commission Beardmore Leathers Ltd Arena F. McCutcheon CG. O. D Perkins Electric Co H. N. Farmer George, Cowie

Coming Events and Local Entertainment Notices

February schedule includes United Church Players at Acton Town Hall with George in a Jam a 3 act farce under St Joseph's Players. Knox Ladies Aid Valentine Baking Sale in Perryman Block on Saturday. Acres Arena skating nights Saturdays 8 to 10 15 with the new eight piece band and skating parties.

Milton Ont W. H. Price Queen's Park Toronto George United Church Players Acton Knox, Ladies’ Aid Perryman Block Acres Arena

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Fergus Gams Georgetown Me Taesday Eforato Elora Acton Wee Wine the United Church Hergus Arble Fiir Jepson-Hadley Glenwilliams St. Alban’s Church of England Glen Wiliams Alice Wiliam Hadley Glen- Williams Robert Arthur Jepson G. Ca. Thompson Mary Norton Neville Jepson Dublin Institute Dubin Women’s Institute McDougall Dorothy Les Alex Norval Choral Society bNorval Choral Society Herbert M. Fletcher Presbyterian Auditorium Tchaikovsky Oliver Hunter Nassagaweya Community Club Brookville Hall Kirstine Nassagaweya Robt. T. Amos Benjamin The Joseph the Dreamer Jacob J. J. Stewart Elwood Johnston Joseph Jack Reid Simeon Earl H. Vincent Reuben Arthur McKeown Judah Roy’ Johnston Levi Melvin Locker Norman Gibson Midget Hockey’ League Wellington Wellington County Arthur Georgetown Pal Hart Aide Road Esquesing Township Hornby Jack Ryan Erms Ryan Oakville Cyril Clark Brampton Atde Road Clark Miss Ryan Ryan Collizions Centre Road H.T. MacKense Mill Street Cooksville Hector T. French Yarrow Road A. Lowery Waverley Road MacKenzie Donald Huffman Churchill Young Young People’s Society Onorary Rev. G. Stephenson Leslie Swackhamer iMary Thelma Graff Howard Graff Etta Swackhamer James Beattie Pergus Mr. Beattie John F. Beattie Beattie Sident Bouratory Isaack Ton of Wellington “30Th Regiment Halon County Council Reeve Campbell Gordon Peel Morden Hall Ramshaw Ontario Agricultural Committee Reeve Currie Exquesing Thorpe Nelson Currie Mr. Currie L. Patterson J. McCormick Association of County Councils Mullin Reve Miltom Edwin ‘Harrop W. E. Y. Barraclough L. M.wilkinson Mrr Ramahan Breckon Achool Burlington High School Oakville Board of Education Queen’s Park Inperial Tea ‘Co Hamilton Esquesing Valentine Sale of Baking
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