Halton Presbytery Meets in Milton on February 1
The Halton Presbytery gathered at Rt Pauls United Church Milton with Rev Hass Hare presiding. Rev W T R Dalve conducted worship and Mr F Har bottle led the afternoon session while the National Committee on Ministerial Salaries urged higher pay amid shortages. A new minimum salary of 3400 plus allowances by 1941 prompted a Salaries Committee with Alex McFarren chairing and several members named. The body discussed Evangelium at Whitby and Recreational Evangelism, Ray's Work Counsellors’ Convention, and plans for Royse work and youth activities. Preparations for the United Church of Canada anniversary were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Rt. Paul’e United Church
Milton
Hass Hare
W T R Dalve
Bronte
F. Harbottle
Leng
Natonal
General Council
Presbytery
Alex McFarren
Georgetown
CK. Stevenson
Thomas Hall
James Kvane
Strath
Alan Mahon
Paul Fisher
Albert Watson
James Hates
J F Sanderson
Fo Har. Horth
Arthur Organ
Myeran United Church
Hamilton
Ou J J. Blair
Tunis
Acton
United Church of Canada
Changeover of Acton Telephone System Underway
Bell Telephone reports progress on converting Acton exchange from magneto to common battery service expected to be ready in spring. Automatic signaling will replace hand crank operation and improve capacity for urban demand. Crank phones are being modified during transition and replaced with compact common battery instruments.
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Acton Exchange
J. T. Nanderaon
Bell Tele
Hia
Acton
Bell
Former Actonians Fire Loss In Northern Ontario
Acton friends report a fire destroying a garage and store in Northern Ontario on January 27. The dwelling survived and some items were saved. Insurance partly covers the loss. neighbors assist as rebuilding plans begin for a new store and way station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actonians
Supyer
Ontfario
Acton
Hot
Pitean
Sue
Tean
Charttan
Ontario
Dir Rean
Werylor
Arnold B. Marshall Elected President of Halton Company
Arnold B. Marshall of Moffat was elected president at the annual meeting of the Tal Tri inte Parmners Keyuet Pire Insurance Co held at Acton Town Hall. The meeting elected T. Lehe as vice president and A T Moore as secretary treasurer. Directors include Victor Hall Mornby Joe Pearen and Chas Readhead among others. The company reported heavier fire losses but a surplus increase of 5363.44 and year end surplus of gu a. Policies in force totaled 21 674 with value 14 846 125 and reinsurance in force 17 055 824.20 across 4106 policies. Total assets stood at 146 261.69 with liabilities 39 286 40.
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Arnold B. Marshall
Moffat
Tal- Tri Inte
Parmners
Keyuet—Pire Insurance Co
Acton Town Hall
T. Lehe
Georgetown
A T Moore
Campbellville
Arnold Marshall
Victor Hall
Mornby
Joe Pearen
Acton
Leste Reon
Freeman
FF Ford
Hornby
Wooa Lashy
Campbellilte
Daniel Gray
Hillary
Chas Readhead
Milton
Grare
Ken
Mutual Company
Gu A. Vike
Level Crossing Accident Strikes Acton Taxicab Crowd
Six occupants of a Roy Taxi in Acton were involved when their vehicle collided with a freight train at Mill Street level crossing early Sunday. Driver Hamilton Peal and passengers Norman Morton Ross Clayton Lindsay East Melon were hospitalized after the crash. the taxi sustained about 31 percent damage as the train had just started after stopping at Acton station.
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Roy Taxi
Acton
Mill Street
Clayton Lindsay
Nowan & Cart
Hamilton Peal
Norman Morton
Ross
East Melon
Gold Watches Awarded to Aberdeen Anguss in Toronto Meet
Lloyd Mack of Rockwood and Kenneth McKinnon of Hilaburgh received gold watches in Toronto as members of the Ontario Aberdeen Angus breed association who have won championships at the Royal Winter Fair in the past 16 years. A McTaggart of Aurom was elected president and Thomas Henderson of Guelph vice-president. N J Thomas of the OAC soils department spoke on how good pastures relate to profitable beef production.
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Lloyd Mack
Rockwood
Kenneth McKinnon
Hilaburgh
Toronto
Ont
Aberdeen ‘Angus Breederes
A. McTaggart
Aurom
Thomas Henderson
Guelph
N. J. Thomas
OAC Soils Department
Tanners Beat Weston 7 4 in Opening Acton Arena Hockey
Acton Tanners dominate Weston 7 to 4 in the new Westin Arena first hockey game. Sproat suffers five teeth knocked out amid a five goal Acton surge, while Hilson nets a hat trick and ODonoghue assists on all three early goals. Oakville visit tonight as Acton seeks third place with Neridgeyaat.
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Jupiter Aluvius Weathervane
Acton
Tanners
Weston
Weaton
Contenthin
Neridgeyaat
Hilson
Mc Canaries
Owas
Kalbe
Hese
Jin Spront
Sproat
Neil
Lindaay
Brush
Hayllan
Manauever
Hon Baylin
Taylisa
Hilkon
O'Donoghue
Ted Hilkon
Tannera
Elmira Defeats Acton Bantams 1-0 in Opening Match
Elmira Bantams fell 1-0 to Elmira in a tense opener as Jack Marshall scored and Elmira dominated with eight goals in a 13-0 win. In the second game the Elmira midgets routed Acton 12-0 with swift passing creating many scoring chances while Stewart Elliott and Big Hutt guided the Bantams and midgets respectively. The writer praises those who promote youth sport and carpooling to away games.
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Elmira Barnams
Acton
Jack Marshall
Grant Withere
Elmira
Wither
Allangiet
Secon
Thais
Stewart Elliott
Bantams
Big Hutt
Ac- Aon
Toven
Klearest
Acton Juniors Dominate Georgetown 8-2 in Arena rout
Acton Juniors hammered Georgetown 8-2 before a crowd at Acton Arena. Rianne Blusk stood out in net as Acton built a commanding lead with a strong defense and rapid breakaways while Georgetown struggled to convert chances and defend late.
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Acton Hedmen
Georgetown
Acton Arena
Acton
Aticka
Arian
Cheety Stars
Yanging Hee
Tee
Apentacular Amis
Rianne Blusk
Val
Che
Ofreth
Keotier
Mowat
Mrs C Lane Celebrates 2nd Birthday at Home
On Sunday January Yn Mrs Clara Lane marked her second birthday at the home of her daughter Mrs Char Allen. Attending were Mr and Mrs Char Allen and family Mr and Mrs Jas Sprowl and Viola Mr and Mrs Errol Sprowl and Harvey Mr and Mrs James Ritchie and Terry Mr Peter Malta and Mr and Mrs Chas Allen Jr and Larry
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Clara Lane
Charica Allen
Char Allen
Jas Sprowl
Viola
Errol Sprowl
Harvey
James Ritchie
Terry
Peter Malta
Chas, Allen
Larry
January meeting of Dublin Institute at MIS and Ferguson's group
The January gathering at MIS hosted by Mrs Ferguson included a roll call of written improvement suggestions read by the President. Attendees planned to read excerpts from Pitty Years of Achievement and exchanged thank you notes from parcels and FWIO president Mrs Fletcher. A hot supper fish lunch followed the social event.
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Umiz Wmilttie
Noateas
Laubtin Wainen
Qhonye
Tetna
Yerip Doigne Ibis
Meiter
Meta Ferguson
Merussion
Mra Mletcher
FWIO
Various Cases Heard in Milton Court Yesterday
A range of criminal charges was heard at Milton Court with defendants including Clifford Pier and Charles Ferrier. Outcomes included fines, costs, and remands while others received short terms and extensions to pay. The docket cited charges of stealing breaking and entering and violence with notes on prior records and immigration matters.
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Milton Court
Cifford Pier
Etic & Be
Ken Heth
M Langdon
Magis
Gordon Wiltta
Department of Immigration
Wiite
Nronte
Charles Ferrier
Richard
Richard Ferris
Milton Weghta
Harvey
Charles
Violet
Accussol
Kingston
Costa
Nassagaweya Centennial Chairmen Appointed at Council Meet
Nassagaweya Township council met in Brookville with all members present. W. M. VanSckle presided as Reeve, minutes adopted, correspondences read, health and lands department items noted, and a $200 accounts voucher approved. Committee chairs named for the summer centennial reunion and bylaw on bounty for faxes killed in the county discussed. meeting adjourned to February 2.
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Nawagaweya
Brookville
W. M. VanSckle
Salvation Army
Ontario
Bridge Company
Department of Lands and Forests
Geo. E. Elliott
Department of Health
Halton County
Ellenton
Norriah
Storey
Power Quota and Local Restrictions Lifted in Acton
A meeting of power users in Acton reported the elimination of the power quota by the Ontario IDRC. Nearly all power consumers supported the move and restrictions for factories and manufacturers were lifted, enabling a return to the normal work week. HEPC rules on heating and laundry remain in force. authorities urge continued conservation to avoid shortages this winter.
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Acton
IDRC
Ontario
HEPC
Omnia
Enery Thies
Ramm Laon
Go Tevel
Commission
Carrathming
Mrs P Anderson Elected President of Knox Y W A
The Knox Y W A held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs Fred Andgeson’s Brock Ave home. Officers for the coming year were elected with Mrs Arm Strong as Honor. President and Mr Fred Anderson as President.
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Knox ¥ WA
Fred Andgeson
Brock Ave
KE. Allannen Raad
D. Maplenden
Guelph
F Biow
F Anderson
Robert O'Hara
Arm_ Strong
Fred Anderson
Rabt. O'Hara
George Homerville
Geo Mumele
Francie Wilds
J. Inglia
Mise Emma Coles
Florence Eliot
Mra Robt
O’ilare
Home Helpera
S. Sinclair
Mra
D C. Mepleaden
A. K. Mann
Community Event Notices Include February Gatherings
A column lists upcoming events with pricing per line for announcements. Highlights include a Debonaires Orchestra program at Hilleburg Hall on February 25 and the United Church Woman's Association hosting its annual St Patrick supper on March 1.
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Woman's Association of the
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Halton Presbytery
Minkabee
Galerisas
Undlad Church
Analverbate Sary
Winn
Newfoundland
Halton Company
Devonshire
Lo.d.e
Duke of Devonshire
Toler
Gare
Mire J Matthews
Mia
Hegeni Mis W
Wolfe
Mebaan
Misa
Matonsurrye
Mis GA
Dil
Mia Fos How
Diesel
Mia Co A Stewart
Stanford Venter
Mia A
Tou
Aastatant
Mim
Hennett Vlonerary Councilora
Misys Smith
Mea Wood
Acton Bantams
Mowat cRoawells
Rostell Faeti
Gibbs C Hamiltons
Foazell
Arhbey
A. Tumse
A Mowal
Pena Kentner
Vaughan
Thompson
KO Bay
Zajac Srd
A. Tennsley
Arbie ¢Mowats
Zajac. Fay
ALS Fay ¢Townaleys
MRS. C_LANE
Witt
Harold Trimble
Mitani
Nyer
Milton Brck Company
Trimble
Dublin Institute
Nassagaweya
Window, Thipley and Commercial Resstrictiona Ltd . Apply
P. Anderson
Knox Y.W.A
Hilleburg Hall
the Debonaires Orches
St. Albans
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