Acton Council Sets Tax Rate and Incorporation Steps
Acton Council met Monday with Reeve Jones presiding. The meeting discussed applying to the Municipal Board to change the village status to a town, with Kennedy noting grounds for the change and drafting a by law. The finance committee report and water rate talks continued as street lights, tree removals, and town bylaw work were considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Saidon
L. Hotchen
T. Nico
W. J. McLeod
E.G Tyler
T. Jones
Kennedy
Department of Municipal Affairs
Feeve
Cornell
Finance Committee
A. Gordon
Konda
Konda 2660 62 J. 2B. Mackenzie
Dept. of Highways
Sander
Bell Telephone
Acton Free Preas
McEachern Electrix
County Health Unit
Mm Smethurst
Public Utilities Commission
Park Avenue
Chuck Street
Victoria Avenue
Play-off Game Set for Guelph Memorial Arena
A playoff tilt between Acton and Crown is slated for tomorrow night at Guelph Memorial Arena 830 PM. General admission 50 cents, reserved seats 75 cents. Bus transport arranged with a $1.00 return fare and tickets on sale at the Dominion Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Crown
Guelph
New Memorial Arena
Dominion Hotel
Commencement of Acton High School Graduation Acknowledged
The Acton High School commencement featured a fine program with Grade 9 girls performing When Day Is Done under Master of Ceremonies J Dilla. Principal C A Stewart presided over Graduation Exercises with presentations by Re Jones Mise M Ryder and Mrs Baird for graduates and proficiency award winners. Junior and Senior boys staged a lighting PT display, while girls sang Old and new songs and danced in numbers including The Finnish Schottsheye The Sailors Hornpipe and Now is the Hour. The Master of Ceremonies praised participants and directors as the program concluded with the National Anthem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Dilla
C. A Stewart
Re Jones
Mise M Ryder
Shirley Thompson
Lorraine Mullin
Olive Musselle
Schottsheye
Hogaland
Thompson
Phaelkc
Master of Ceremonias
Adtora
Nassagaweya Appoints Assistant For the Assessor
At a special Nassagaweya Township Council meeting on February 25 10840 a resolution appointed Geo S Fulton Ramstant Amasor to assist in completing the assessment under the Permanent Plan. Centennial Reunion committee members met with the council to appoint committees reviewing the work of the historian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassaagaweys
Geo. S. Fulton
Historion
Valentine Program by So Ed Club Knox Church
The So Ed Club of Knox Church held a Valentine Party in a decorated classroom last Wednesday evening. Speakers included Mr Rugged Patterson and Mr Crawford Douglas with others giving readings and humor. Prizes went to Mrs Adu Near and Mrs A Ko Mann for an anagram, and to Robby Armstrong and Aire D Maplienien for a limerick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Church
Rugged] Patterson
iMr
FO Blow Solan
Crawford Douglas
Fo Anderson
Mian
Margaret Garvin
Adu Near
Mra
A Ko Mann
TA Smith
Maneerie Hall
Robby “Armstrong
Aire D. Maplenien
Ted Haneen
Mises Marguerite Hoazell
Douglas Maplenden
A Smuth
Marjure Mall
Bobby Armstrong
David Holmes
St Valentine
Rom Armstrong
Margaret Armstrong
Open Night at Bannockburn Farm Forum Draws Crowd
Open Night at Bannockburn Farm Forum attracted about 45 attendees on Monday. The public enjoyed refreshments crokinole and checkers with door prizes won by Mrs Cook and Mrs Jack Airdrie taking the consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannockburn Farm Forum
Cook
Jack Airdrie
Chas— Iine
J. M Steele
Junior Farmers Hold Successful Euchre and Dance
Acton Junior Farmers hosted a euchre and dance evening at Leone Acheul with a strong turnout. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Ho Switter and Mr Rob Darsesorn while Mr Gee Se rs received a prize for efforts during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Leone Acheul
Farsleith
Rob
Darsesorn
Gee
Seth Ayniente
Good Turns For Boy Scout Hall Still Continue
Unclear text reports unsolicited donations to a Boy Scout hall with donations noted from AWaRe Fcoutt, Mr. A. Clifford, B. D. Rachlin, and Elliott Bros. The article mentions flooring installation and acknowledgments despite garbled wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Hall
Walt P. Shave
Aware
A. Clifford
B. D. Rachlin
Elliutt. Bros
Public Utilities to Purchase Poles of Telephone Co
Acton Public Utilities Commission met in regular session Tuesday evening with Commissioners Jones MacArthur and Chairman Hansen presiding. Actions included transferring 180000 from Water Works to General Corporation, insurance increases to 20000 40000 90000, pole purchases from Bell Co for 20400, plans for joint office costs, street light installations, and requests to halt rink flooding by schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Utilities
Telephone Co
Acton
Consolidated Machinery Co
Wilson
Wedld Telephone Co
Bell Co
Hell Co
Commission
Bell Telephone Co
Bell
Lambert
Princepals
Comend
HEPC
Park Avenue
Church St
Willow Street
Girl Injured By Broken Glass Falls Near Home
iHunter daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Hunter sustained a deep severe laceration to her thigh after falling on broken glass near her Street home. Wound required stitches to close.
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iHunter
Fred Hunter
See
District Board Meeting in Acton Monday Evening
The North Hatton High School District Board met in Acton with Dr. C Martin and others present and Chairman A Leasument presiding. They noted that Mr Rabin could not take the position, praised G A Dills for returning, approved the usual Halton Music Festival grant, and named Ted Nannen as the board’s Music Festival representative. Accounts amounting to $11,072 were approved, including building payments. A Guelph Collegiate estimate of $46,220.52 for tuition dues was noted. Principal Stewart invited members to the Acton School commemoration and transport arrangements for rural pupils were set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Hatton High School
Ony Monta
C Martin
Ro Carbett
DN McLaughin
Wm Coon
Rte Pickett
Foowb Fitzgerald
G A Dills
Mr & Rabin
Halton
Ted Nannen
Music Festival
G A Dulles
Tees
Guelph Catlegiale
Halton Board
North Halton
Stewart
Acton
February Meeting of United Womens Missionary Society
The February meeting was held at Mrs Caldwell's home with Mrs Caldwell presiding. Devotional by Min Bo Veldhuis who also led singing. Miss M Mainprize and Mrs adhary to coordinate World Day of Prayer. A ladies committee to canvass for new members. Funds discussed as need grows. Mrs Ly Packer closed with prayer and thanks to Mrs Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woru
Miaasonary Society of the United Chunch
Bo J Caldwell
Mra Caldwell
Min Bo Veldhuis
Miss M Mainprize
Mra Adhary Oo Becca
A T Brown
Misa M Mainprige
Mra Ly Packerng
Caldwell
Acton Juniors Win First of the Play-Off Games
Acton Juniors triumphed 8 3 over Georgetown Junior, with Stan Fay Vaughan and Keith Fay leading the scoring. The match was fast and hard fought as Acton pressed early and held off Georgetown’s challenge to claim a playoff opening victory.
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Acton Juniors
Acton Redmen
Georgetowns
Stan Fay
Vaughan
Keith Fay
Acton
Tom
Vistors
Kamed
Sre Nut
Georgetown
McNet
Ted Gerad Acton
Vawenen Khoo
Namie Taby
Uckcs
Antun
USA
Waugnas
Fay
Townaley
Inglis -Scotts
Faye
Entner
Asor
Epenn
Ines Ingles
Jay Louth
Fay Saat
SBS
Scon
Ss. Fay
Y Vaughan
K. Scott
Zajac
Kentnes
Tanners Fall to Georgetown in Playoff Thriller
Georgetown Raiders defeated Acton Tanners 4 0 in the best two of three semi final after an early period two quick goals. Evans held the Haiders firm and despite Bradbury and teammates attempts Acton failed to capitalize as tempers flared and injuries occurred. The series resumes Friday in Guelph with a possible deciding game.
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Georgetown Raiders
Acton
Tanners
Haeiders
Serice
Guelph
New Memorial Arena
Haider
Georgetown
Tnoe
Art
Evans
Haiders
Ted Hilson
Max Bradbury
Hratthwaite
Hodgins
Bradbury
Hilson
Tei
Sir Galsheds
Jack Kempshead
Kempshead
Kent
Storey Rangers
Aon
Mnute
Max
Thieves Ransack Editor's Home on Monday Evening
The home of Mr and Mrs Dills on Frederick Street was broken into Monday between 7:30 and 11:00 pm. About 200 dollars, two watches, a $250 gold piece, two silver coins, mining certificates, and a school bag were taken. Entrance was through the back door. the burglar knew the family routine. Chief Harrop investigated after Mrs Dills found both doors open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr and Mire Dills
Fredenck St
Trier
Mra ‘Dilla
John Morton
Travenary Warmsde
Metoro
Harrop
Mohan
Hessre Gong
Coming Events Announcement ad
Halton Male Choir at United Church Monday February 29 ticket sales. Friendly Circle Easter Tea and Baking Sale set for Saturday April to the home of Mrs Jan Symon from 3 to 5 pm.
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Halton
United Churcn
Jan Symon
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Acton Council
Hamilton
Mir Hughes Cleaver
ALE
Mat Sallestyn
Mani Palits
Pars
Hwa
YMCA
Sumpurgt
North Hatton
Lanaben
Lo Hotchen
Fryn
Amos Mason
Petersburg
Fla
Aimilar
Acton High School
Nassagaweya
AJ K Mann
D Maplesden
Crauford Douglas
Ao Sperial
Hes Roh Armstrong
Wm Hall
Russell Patterson
Bannocburn Farm Forum
Fiedru
Ontario
Ree Gan
Canada
United Wms
Tanners Trim
Bridgeport
Dublin
Mansell Nellis
Social Welfare
J. Dennis
Unitarian Service Committee of Canada
Mia Robertson
Mia VanGouwen
Ami
Hesjoy
Ev’g
Monsey
North Malluyeh Schoal
Hothel Cand
Janes
Werkly
Rackworx Bos Scouts
Dulles
Ax “Wenatuld
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