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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jan 05, 1939
Page
9
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Obituary notices from Acton Ontario report the death of Samuel Petty at his late residence Rookwood on December 30 1996. Henry Beatty formerly of Dover Court and father of Lee Beatty. with interment at Park Lawn Cemetery. Funeral details given for the late Jane Beatty and the Bratty family in Toronto.
Local notes report Halton County surplus of 1000 dollars this year and a lower tax rate. Oakville shares a seventh line subway budget at 38300. Orangeville Junior defeats Oakeville in Oakville. Former Police Magistrate Shields dies at 89 in Oakville. Mrs Elsie Bell Gardner becomes Burlington Council's first woman. Orangeville to seek second nomination to fill council seats. Fire at Glen Williams destroys a garage and a barn burn. Nassagaweya resident fined for poll tax nonpayment. New councils promise lower taxes. winter stocks on January sale. Roads reported heavy with travel difficulties.
On Friday last the Dublin Literary group and friends met at the school for an evening of euchre and dancing. Prizes were won by ladies Mrs Somerville and Miss Armstrong and by gentlemen Mr Erol Sprowl and Mr Bracken. Consolation went to Mr Rodger Barr.
The Central Region General Manager Kr Kingsland will retire from active railway service at year end. LC Rond, current Central Region leader, will succeed him.
Acton defeats Guelph 5 to 2 after a tight 0 0 regulation and a fast overtime. E Marzo scores a hat trick, while Hyslop and Wyckham led defense for Guelph. Woods and the Marzo brothers spark Acton late, with penalties shaping the final push.
Acton tops Preston 4 3 after a seesaw battle with goals from Kentner Walters and Norm Morton. Sykes and Brush cause early drama for Preston as Acton seizes late momentum and a 3 2 lead after two periods, with Kentner sealing the win and Woods stifling Preston in a fast paced clash.
A catalog-style notice features numerous prewar vehicles for sale including sedans such as 1938 Chrysler Royal and 1934 Buick Special, coupes like 1936 Plymouth Deluxe, and trucks including 1937 Ford 2 Ton. Several models carry heaters or trunks and several years are noted from 1928 to 1938.
The Era municipal council met at Hillsbury on December 15 1998 with all members present. The clerk was instructed to draft an abbreviated audit report for the Journal of Proceedings. The treasurer was authorized to pay overdue bonds if funds permit and to accrue 4 percent interest on long outstanding debts.
A simple project describes turning a shallow wooden packing case into a bed tray. Sand and paint to a desired color for an adult use, ensure the box is wide enough. The tray fits over the knees and helps a convalescing child avoid dropping small objects when turned upside down.
A magistrate sternly questions a motorist in a dispute over a crossing collision. The motorist denies knocking the pedestrian down, claiming he slowed to let the person pass, but the pedestrian fainted with surprise.
A garbled OCR text describes an incident where a man named Hogan allegedly leaped at Mayor LaGuardia and knocked him down, with a chauffeur named John Walkh involved. The details are fragmented and uncertain.
Eight year old Jim left the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto walking on his own with his own handbag. After four years of treatment for a back problem, he returns to northern Ontario’s bush country. The hospital notes the family paid nothing. municipal and provincial funding covered care, with the hospital contributing $1,406 of its own funds to Jim’s recovery. The article extols the hospital’s public mission, detailing thousands of annual patient visits and the shared cost model across Ontario communities.
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