Acton District Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs G McKay of Toronto visited her mother Mrs E A Wansbrough. Mrs Archie Kerr in Toronto for mouth ailment treatment. Edythe Hamilton attended the Galloway Davidson wedding in Samala. James Russell and Hetty from Unionville vacationing in Acton. Margaret Smith of Ottawa spent Sunday with grandmother Mrs Peter Cole at Batlina. Jonbn L Mann of Grand Lake Nova Scotia visiting Acton district relatives. Helen McFachern nurse in training at Women's College Hospital Toronto visited home. Whos Singthe of London visited aunt Mrs Elizabeth Moore in Coupler General Hospital. Josephine and Helen Cougin from Hamilton visited at Wim Clayton home. Dr Gormion Agnes returned from Nina. family with Mrs Caldwell and others in Edgerton Alberta returned home.
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Margaret Smith
Ottawa
Peter Cole
Batlina
Helen McFachern
Women's College
Mary Alberta Engaged to John Clayton Hradley
Announcement from Mr and Mrs Mroosam to Mre Witham Albert Young announces the betrothal of their daughter Mary Alberta to John Clayton Hradley son of Mrs Hradley of Georgetown Ontario and the late Harvey Hradley.
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Mroosam
Mre Witham
Albert Young
Mary Alberta
John Clayton Hradley
Mra Hradley
Georgetown
Ontario
Harvey Hradley
Oakville Awards to Be Presented at Victoria Hall
Scholastic and athletic awards will be presented at the High School Commencement ceremonies in Victoria Hall on Thursday and Friday February 7 and 8. The Oakville Lome Scots Auxiliary met January 5 at the president’s home with former High School Inspector Rendall giving an address during a special joint session with local councils discussing the proposed High School districts.
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Victoria Hall
Oakvidle Lome
Milton Council Special Session Backs Snow Enforcement
Milton council met in special session with Major Dawson presiding to review sidewalk snow clearing rules. The reading of the provincial statute clarified police duty, directing enforcement in a VEEN case and noting no police duty. The Liquor Authority board refused approval for Branch 126 Canadian Legion to sell beer at premises on Chartier Street Milton occupied by the Legion branch. CWAC member Petes Paupst returned home after seven months in service aboard the Tle de France.
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Milton
Camelon Hush
Gowland
Crawtoms
Norerix
Higgins
Whewell
Geo Dawson
Liquor Authority Central Board of Ontario
Hranch
Canadian Legion Ag
Mitten
Sand
The
Legion
Chartier Street
Velen i Petes Paupst
CWAC
Semvice
Tle
France
Overet
England
Belstam
Holland
Tirtmans
Erin Garling Club Announces Benapel at Local Arena
Erin Garling Club invites clubs to a benapel in the local arena on Monday February 11. Shamrocks entered the Rural Hockey Association and lost Holton to Tal Peter McLeod mourns at Western Hospital January 2A. West Caledon Erin Wolf Cubs and Boy Scouts meet in school Guide Room with School Board permission.
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Erin Garling
Shamrocks
Ntano Rural
Janet Blair
West Caledon
Erin Wolf Cubs
Boy Scouts
Morning Worship Sermon Series at Local Church
Sunday services include 11 am Morning Worship on The Apostles as Men among Men focusing on James and John. Evening Worship continues the series with Faith that Constrains Want. Church School at 2:30 pm and mid week study at home of Mira August on Church Street. All are welcome.
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Apostles
James and
John
Mira August Andemon
Church Street
Kingdom
Got
Sunday Worship and Bible Study Schedule for Feb 16
The service listing shows morning worship titled The Meaning of Freedon Tast pan with Sermon by The Surgav Keboel and Junior Bible Clues. Evening worship features The Gospel Ac corting to Luke and a message They that wait upon the Lord Shall renew their strength.
Acton Edges Fergus In Tight 3-2 Battle
In a hard fought game Acton defeated Fergus 3 to 2. Marzo scored the winner and created several chances while Bindernagel stood out for Fergus. Lineups included Acton players Perso Bagdernagel Chamber and Murdock with teammates Deline and Chambers listed.
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Perso Bagdernagel
Chamber Ik Ds
Morton Gibbens
Etar
Eno Marzo
Bindernage
Fergus
Marzo
Fergua
Nova Scotia Plans Survey of Streams
Halifax report states the Nova Scotia department of Industry and Publicity will survey major streams and lakes to support a scientific approach to rehabilitating sport fishing. Dr Douglas L. Cooper, fisheries director, engaged Dr F R Hayes of Dalhousie University to supervise and advise government. The aim is to ensure streams stocked stay productive, noting no complete provincial survey has existed. Maine and New Hampshire experiences inform their method.
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Halifax
Nova Scotia Department of Industry and Publicity
Douglas L. Cooper
F. R. Hayes
Dalhousie University
Cooper
Nova Scotia
Maine
New Hampshire
Ottawa Pace Toward Peace Time Price Relaxation
The Ottawa column reports Canada moving toward peacetime price and wage adjustments with removal of ceilings on several top goods and services. Finance Minister Ilsley and Prime Minister King state prices will be watched, with warnings against market speculation and withholding.
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Ottawa
Canada
Isley
Aralco
Ilsley
Gueres
Ibley
Donald Gonton
Atoll
Dominion Provincial Conference
Dominion
Blackout Hits Regina After Rain Swells City Power Plant
Regina residents endured a two hour blackout following a rainstorm that damaged the main power plant. Merchants reported crowds taking candid photos while thousands of workers rode streetcars home as the loss of power disrupted daily routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina, Sask
Scouts Enrolled as Special Constables in Trinidad and Tobago
During a declared state of emergency in Trinidad and Tobago all Scouts aged 12 to 18 were enrolled as special constables. They patrolled and assisted police and fire services, performing coast patrols and watch duties. The government has awarded them a new site for their headquarters.
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Trinidad
Tobago
Ao Cewant
Notice to Creditors Arthur Thompson estate Acton Ontario
Notice to creditors for the estate of Arthur Thompson late of Acton Halton County and Wellington County. Creditors must send particulars before February 24 to the undersigned executor Roy Cleatherland Acton Ontario solicitor for Joseph Thompson and Willie Thompson executors. Proceedings under Section 61 Chapter 101. Dated Acton February 5, 1946.
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Arthur Thompmon
Acton
Halton
Prin
Wellington
Trentlenan
Ail Peaseas Hasan
Arcondi Stroapson
Atalten
Fain
Wetliagtens
Clee
Ad- Weiter
Retrua
Aow
Roy
Cleatherland
Ontario
Joseph HO Phompeon
Withao
Chompaon
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Elizabeth Moore
Couelph General Hospital
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Helen Cougin
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Mra. Agno
Mra Caldwell
Mra Eo J Caldwell
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Waited Church of Canada
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Tartsonage - Bower Avenue
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W. AL Wallace
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Gt. Alban
Holy Communion
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Roy's Electric Service
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Alex. Stewart, Ltd
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Tournday
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Robert Walker
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Shady Lady
Ginny Sims
Charles Cobourn
Lulu Cartoon
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Dilly, Daddy
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Wester
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Patterson
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