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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jan 05, 1939

Page

2

Acton Top Guelph In Cautious Ice Hockey Opener

Open game at the local arena drew a summit crowd as Acton defeated Guelph 5 to 2. Hyslop starred for Guelph while Kentner Marzo and Morton led Acton with key moves and penalties tested both teams. A separate morning crash on Mill Street injured Mrs. Fred Hilton and damaged her car when her vehicle collided with a Grey Coach Lines bus. Chief McPherson investigated.

Guelph Heyd Hyslop Acton Guelph Indians Kentner Stzelets Terry Norm Morton Walters Kaiser Jce Woods Pipher I. Marzo DeBroski IL Marzo Ridley Vna Fellbaum Guelphi Ng Ca Eal Marzo Wyckham Kelly Sproat E Mars Husley Hierd Acton Keys Ray Registerag Thay Hyslop Weere Quelph Watterdi Si Guelph Lublph Fred Hilton Grey Coach Lines Mil Frederick Streets A. Woodley Owen Sound McPherson

Acton Rural Hockey League Reveals Early Season Schedule

The Acton Rural Hockey League posts its season schedule with opening games tonight at Acton Arena. Matches include Lorne Scots vs Everton, Acton Band vs Huttonville, and Norval Monarchs against Hornby across January 5th to 13th with additional games through February.

Acton Rural Hockey League Acton Arena Lorne Scots Everton Acton Band Huttonville Norval Monarchs Hornby Les Actor Band Brookville Rockwood Dominién Ckwood Horby Dominion Georgetown Pirates Lorne Scots Norval Monarchs Afeton Lorne’ S Sects Jebruary Lorne Sects

Liberal Executive Banquet Held in Hornby Orange Hall

Halton County Liberal Association held its annual meeting and banquet in the Orange Hall at Hornby with over 102 members present. LeRoy Date of Georgetown chaired as president while plans were laid for monthly meetings countywide and a March convention in Milton to discuss upcoming federal election. Hughes Cleaver and Thomas A. Blakeluck spoke, and Frank Sullivan provided entertainment.

Halton County Liberal Association Orange Hall Hornby LeRoy Date Georgetown Oakville Milton Hughes Cleaver Burlington Thomas A. Blakeluck M.P Frank Sullivan Bronte

Acton Township Election Yields Tight Council Race

Election results show Nassagaweya in a double tie for four councillors with 223 votes each for Wm Van Sickle and Alex Near leading. Eramosa reeve D D Gray won over D H Storey two to one. Other totals list Pinkney 530 and Benham 479 for councillors. Deputy reeve and hydro commissioner races also decided.

Nassagaweya Reeve Gray Eramosa Bers Wm.Van~sickle Alex Near H. W. A. Rede George E. Stokes John—H- Simpson Erika Een Do “Macon Ui John J. Robertson Franz Rinehart D. D.‘ Gray D. H. Storey Gray Storey Ee J. Pinkney Ernest Benham Roy Leslie Joseph Rutherford Thomas Eb 'Kelly Fred Cox

Acton School Board Elects 1939 Leaders

The Acton Board of Education held its first 1939 meeting with full attendance. J M McDonald was chosen as chairman again. Committees were formed: Finance Pearen and Buchanan. Property Blow and Rumley. Supplies McDonald and Boyd. Reports praised school staff and noted a lower provincial grant and coal delivery soon.

Board of Education Acton J.M.” McDonald P. W. Pearon J.° Buchanan W.B Rumiley Blow J. W. Boyd Rumiey, Blow and Boy J. M.mcdonald Pearen and Buchanan Blow and Rumley Skuée A. J. Husband Skuce Bennett Hint Husband Jackson

Interesting Bannockburn Society meeting program

At Bannessburn Laterary Society meeting Thursday evening, President Mrs George Tyler conducted business. Ralph Denny presided as program unfolded with readings by Mrs J Stewart and duet by Melvin Locker and Kenneth Blow, piano duet by Miss Rhea Burgess and Mrs Burgess, tap by Irene Carter, and musical selections by Jack Nickell Elmer Rosel Burt Watson and Lloyd James before the National Anthem and dancing to close.

Bannessburn Laterary Society George ‘Tyler Ralph Denny Progorm J." Stewart Melvin, Locker Kenneth Blow Rhea Burgess Elmer Rosel Burt Watson Lloyd James Lusich-W

Canadian miner Harry Oakes arrives in Miami for winter

Harry Oakes, noted Canadian mining magnate, has arrived in Miami to spend part of the winter season. He plans to engage in business and leisure activities in the area during his stay.

Harry Oakes New Northland Miami

Halton County Council for 1939 Sees Few Changes

After elections the Halton County Council lineup is largely unchanged for 1939 with the notable exception of Burlington representation. The members and their constituencies include Acton F McCutcheon Georgetown George Davis Milton John Irving Burlington A E Allen and E R Hume Oakville James Hewson and J R Byers Esquesing Nelson Robinson and W A Wilson Nassagaweya George Gordon Trafalgar V Hall and Norman Gilbert Nelson John McNiven and Leslie Kerns.

Halton Burlington Acton F.” McCutcheon Georgetown George Davis Milton John Irving A. E. Allen E. R. Hume Oakville James Hewson J. R- Byers Nelson Robinson Nassagaweya George Gordon Trafalgar Victor Hall Norman Gilbert Nelson John McNiven Leslie Kerns

Politician Faces Harsh Verbal Attacks in Public Debate

An unnamed foe hurls insults at a politician during a tense public exchange. The exchange highlights a damaging clash over policy stance and public trust amid heated rhetoric.

Week of Prayer Services in Acton This Week

The Acton area hosts a sequence of prayer services this week. The Presbyterian Church holds a service tonight and again Friday in the United Church at the same hour, inviting all to join in fellowship as the new year begins.

Acton

Miners trapped at Lake Shore Mine recovered

Two miners were buried by a rock fall at Lake Shore Gold Mine 2,700 feet down. John Holmes Abayey and Vito Vinis avegevic were found yesterday crushed and broken. Investigators said the bodies’ condition and position indicated the depth was extremely dangerous.

John Holmes Abayey Vito Vinisavegevic Lake Shore

Wellington County Council Members List 1939

Members representing Wellington County on the 1939 council include Eramosa David D Gray Puslinch Donald Stewart West Luther Alfred Clark Fergus Joseph Woods Elora W B S Duncan Maryboro R Hamilton Erin Net McKinnon Nichol J H Armstrong Arthur Township Leonard Schmidt Arthur Village William H Heprler Erin Township Henry Wheeler Deputy Reeve Stan Leitch West Garafraxa John Scarrow Guelph Township Noren Sinclair Harriston Duncan Sinclair Minto Fred Young Mount Forest Angus Smith Palmerston T H Brown Peel Township John O Doell Robert Ritch Pilkington Township James Bosomworth.

Eramosa David D. Gray Puslinch Donald Stewart West Luther Alfred Clark Fergus Joseph Woods Elora W. BS. Duncan Maryboro R. Hamilton Erin Net McKinnon Nichol J. H. Armstrong Arthur Township Leonard Schmidt Arthur Village William H. Heprler Clitrora Arnold Darroch Drayton Adam McColgan Henry Wheeler Stanley Leitch West Garafraxa John Scarrow Guelph Noren Sinclair Harriston Duncan Sinclair Minto Fred Young Mount Forest Angus Smith Palmerston T. H. Brown Peel John O_ Doell Robert Ritch Pilkington James Bosomworth

Juniors Clip Milton in Overtime Victory

The local Juniors edged Milton in an overtime thriller after a tense game. Acton built surges with Bayliss and Marzo scoring, Holmes and Brush dominant in defense, while Milton’s Learmont and Bowring kept pace. An overtime burst saw Jory and Tyler seal Acton’s win.

Acton Milton Timbers Bowring Bay Saunders Serenae Acton Learmont Holm Rice Bayliss Binsell Brush Slashy Guy Attin Jory Kem Shend Marzo Jones Herbie" Saunders Ape Mmie Sproat Coxe H. Coke Ovet J. Holmes Nels Mitton Russ Brush Charlie Tyler McDuffe Tyler Kemshead

Inaugural Council Meeting Opens With Appointments

Last Thursday evening the 1938 Council and municipal officers gathered at the home of Reeve and Mrs. FB McCutcheon for a social meeting. Coun[cillor] Chapman and Editor GQ A Dills won first and second prizes in cribbage, and Reeve McCutcheon showed skill at the game. Councillor A Mason praised the Reeve’s work and hospitality as the group closed the gathering with flowers and tokens of appreciation.

FB McCutcheon Councer Chapman A. Dills A. Mason Reeve McCutcheon Mason Chalmers -Ad-Dones Pi Me- Cuteheoun Omires Leatherfind W. J. Beatty Marning Toronto Chalners Mill Street Beardmore Co Authar Brubaker Kitchener C. Hy -Harrison Chalmers

Schedule draft and council notes from Guelph December 1938

Corrected schedule for Group 4 Intermediate B at Guelph Ontario lists December 28 29 30 games including Acton Fergus Elora Preston Guelph with wins by Avon Acton and Guelph. Also reports the 1939 council inaugural session with notices of deaths council actions committees audits and by laws plus upcoming meetings and appointments.

Guelph Ontario Acton Elam Fergus

January Meeting of the United Woman's Association

The January meeting at the United Church Woman's Association was held at Mrs. F. Cleave's home with President Mrs. Jas. Symon presiding. Devotional by Mrs. R. L. Johnston. reports on finances and a year of activities. Members lost by death or relocation. sick and shut-ins remembered with Christmas cards. letters and cards sent to affected homes and hospitals. The group closed with Mizpah prayer and thanks to Mrs. Cleave for hosting. Group No. 1 served refreshments. attendees enjoyed the gathering.

Woman's ‘Association of” the United ‘Church F. Cleave Jas. Symon Ventrie-Hoemes Bell

The Solution and Winner of Last Week's Puzzle

The weekly Fare Press feature announces the solution and winner for last week's pungle. Jean Glen Williams is named winner, with Mr Coles' brain teaser to return on page five. Hope to see you Monday evening to qualify for the prize.

Jean Eee Glen, Williams Erds Fare Mr. Coles

Womens Association Dinner And Charity Announcement

Under the auspices of the Women’s Association of United Church a four course Plunkett Dinner will be held February 7 at 6:30. Moving pictures will follow the supper. Tickets are 50 cents per line with a minimum charge for any age announcement.

Women's “Associaton United Church Plunkett

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