Municipal Proceedings and Budget Hearings 1931
The council discussed salaries for public utilities commissioners at 50 dollars yearly and considered chartered accountants for year 1931 audit with bids from 150 to 500 dollars per day. By-law to appoint auditors and an assessor for 1932 set at two hundred dollars. tax arrears and tax sale actions noted. arena painting deferred. roof concerns raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public ‘Utilities Commissionere
Cemetery Commission
Nicol
Jones
E. Jones
W. D
Mearthur
Ee. Rutherford
Ors
da Collec
Parish Hall Dance and Church Notes in January
A parish hall dance on Tuesday evening January 26 with 25c admission. James A McKane sought a recount after defeat by two votes in Chinguacousy Township. United Church groups report officers elected for 1932 and a program on Spiritual Arithmetic. Various society meetings and readings noted with officers listed and a Dickens reading programmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alban
Will Héld
Nassagaweya Township Council Meeting Recap January 11
The Nassagaweya Township Council met Monday January 11 after taking the oath of office. The minutes note accounts approved, a 1931 road expenditure ledger of 13 0031 73, a by law authorizing borrowing from Bank of Nova Scotia, salaries set for School Attendance Officer, and notices issued for hall caretaking tenders. Council adjourned to February 15 at 9 00 am with John Marshall as Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassagaweya Council
Murdock
J.marshall
McMillan Colector
Thos Richardson
George Blacklock
E Dmahon
Chas
Chas. ‘A. Darby, A. J. McPhedran
Ocloeck
M. John
Marshall
Nassageweya Township Minutes From 1832 Meeting
Nassageweya Township minutes record the 1832 meeting at Mr. William Trudgeon Sr supply officers including Donald Black Town Clerk Samuel Taylor Peter Masales and others. The document notes fines for not clearing burrs and thistles before July first and specifies fence height limits at five feet six inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassageweya
William
Trudgeon
Nassagaweya
Donald_ Black
Samuel ‘Taylor
Peter Masales
Samuel Taylor
William Whitley
Joseph Harris
Thos
Locker
Samuel Gordon
William Wiers
Joseph Fletcher
Henry Burrows
Ohn
Macallus
Joseph Anderson
Johnawrence
Donald
Black
Thomas
Harris
Peter
Masales
Neil
Smith
John Hen- Hors
Halton Union Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance report issued
The annual statement shows the company in good condition despite farm fires last year. Total losses 45305.24, assets 82019.24, resources 392216.74, facilities 39924.02. Policies in force 3339 covering 13534080, 1611605 re insured, net risks 11922475. Largest loss 6500 on Arch. M z Arthur outbuildings. Directors listed. Annual meeting February 1 in Acton Town Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton Union Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Acton
Arch
M Z Arthur
Caledon
C. EB. Wood
Freeman
T. L. “Leslie
Georgetown
James Kirkwod
W. A. Lasby
N. F. Lindsay
Wm.Hume
Milton
Duncan Campbell
Moffat
John Wilson
Erin
C. H. Tumyer
Old Time Concert at Churchill Limehouse Villagers Attend
The Acton district plans for an old time concert at Churchill with costumes and songs. Tickets are 25 cents and the event promises a lively evening as residents enjoy a pre Lenten program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill
Limehouse
Aid
Fair McKeown Elected New Acton Fair President
Acton Fall Fair held a meeting in the Council Chamber with D D Waldie presiding. Auditor Beswick reported a small surplus and assets over 4000 dollars. receipts last year 3018 dollars. Charles McKeown elected president for 1932 with Ramshaw and Robert Son as vice presidents and a long list of directors. Secretary W J Akins noted resignation plans and a life membership for Mr Kenney. The board approved dates for the 1932 fair and a January annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange‘ville_Agricultural Society
Cooney
Samuel’ ‘Kannawin
Caledon
J. ©. Jackson
Mono
Robert Rowan
Alton
William —J. Black
Ralph Banbury
Joseph—O—ooney
A. H. “Woodland
G. 8. Hayes
Esquesing ‘Township Agricultural Society
Georgetown
E. McWhirter
G. L. Leslie
M. Near
F. J. Heath
L. W. Dain
J.H. Bingham
J. .D. Godfrey
Acton
Council Chamber
D.dy Waldie
Sasreview
Beswick
W. J. Akins
Chas. McKeown
J. “Ramshaw
J. -F. Robert
D. -D. Waldie
G. Sw. Murray
L. L. Muulin
D. McDougall
Ow. A. Menn
Johnston
George
Somer- Mile
Lindsay
Graham
R. J. Kerr
G. A. “Dil
B . Rumley
C.‘Woodhall
J. ML. McDonald
Mac Symon
Mira
Ode R. ‘Kennedy
Kennedy
Acton Fars
Preiss
G. A. ‘Dills
Dills
Fairs’ Association
McKeown
R. J.ramshaw
Alvis
Knox Church Annual Meeting Shows Strong Support
The Knox Church annual meeting last evening drew keen member interest and strong attendance. Financial reports indicated a successful year with total givings over seven thousand dollars and debt reduced to 1200 dollars plus a cash balance over 400 dollars. Various societies including the Women’s Missionary Society and the Young People’s Guild delivered solid reports, three new managers were elected: John McGregor F S Blow and Norman McLeod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Church
Women's Missionary Society
Alert Young Women’s Auxiliary
Young People’s Guild
Sunday School
Men's Bible Class
Victoria Mission Band
Ladies’ Aid Society
Messrs
John McGregor
F. S. Blow
Norman McLeod
Canary Bath Lesson Ends In Cute Classroom Gaffe
A corpulent teacher teaches a class of small children using a canary as a prop. A student asks what the canary can do that the teacher cannot, and the boy humorously replies that the canary can be bathed in a saucer.
School Board appoints 1932 chairman and committees
J M McDonald elected Chairman of the Public School Board for 1932. Finance and Property committees named, seats in Primary Room to be installed, and repairs noted. A note from A F Bavill thanks the board and gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. MM. McDonald
School
Nfl
J. 2. Scarrow
Jas. Hudson
McDonald
PB AL Sawyer
J. P.scarrow
Jas. Hudon
MM. McDonald
McLean & ‘Co
James Symon
Local Eye Care Notice At Hinton's Jewelry Store
Luke, Optometrist of 10 Yronge Street Toronto offers eyesight consultations for glasses. Event at Hinton's Jewelry Store Acton Ohio on Friday January 22 from 1 pm to 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yronge Street
Toronto
Hinton’s
Acton
Hornby District Loyal Orange Meeting In Acton
On January 14 the annual Hornby District Loyal Orange Association meeting in Acton drew the largest delegation yet. Officers for the year were elected or installed by Past County Master Bro McNally, Georgetown. A brief address followed as the group sang the National Anthem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hornby
Loyal ‘Orange Association
Acton
Bro, McNally
Georgetown
Bro
Snow
Milton
Fox
Wich
Roberts
Campbellville
A. ‘Thompson
Hull
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chartered Accountants
Cowie
United ‘Church
A.” McDonald
Ah Poole
M. Z. Bennett
A.”Mcdonald
James Hudson
B. H. Speight
JoHe- Denny
Mr. Bennett
R. H.wansbrough
E. Beswick
Knox Young People’s Meeting
Jos. Hurst
Mr. Bennie
Young People’s Society of the United Church
J.J. Stewart
Velma Murray
Sabra Nelson
Isabel Switzer
Arthur McKeown
Margaret Leslia
Acton United Church
Speight
A. T. Brown
A.T. Brown
Mirs. S. J. Reid
Malcolm McLean
Q. H. Switzer
Annie Johnson
C. C. Speight
J. K. Gardiner
M. McLean
JH. Reed
F. Kennedy
Fred Cleave
Dr McTavish
Jas. Symon
H. P. Moore
R._R. Armald
J. R. Kennen
Mission
Symon
C. L. Paoleé
Bert ‘Mowat
Christ of the Mount
Stanley Jones
Dickens
Thet-Nasassapaweya ‘Township
Counci
Halton Insurance
Business Property
Yomcntors
C. Hill
W. R. E. Blair
Lashbrook
Zabove
Acton Citizens’ Band
Rei ‘Kerr
Real
Arena Committee
Nelson
Agein
Bt. Joseph's Players
Bill’ Ferris
George Smith
Norval
John W McMeekin
McMeekin
Orangeville Fair Officers
Fair
A. BP
Hovill
Ontario
A. F. Bavill
Denyes
Halton
Moore
MicDonald
old_ co
P.O. Meeting
Aileen Clarridge
Lawrence Lamb
Fred
Anthony
Ned Newcombe
Alice Newcombe
Margaret Leslie
John
Ned
Rich
Abigail Walton
Alice
Literary’ Society
Acton Continuation School
Montjorie
Barbara Taylor
Beth, Harrison
Margaret Arnold
Switzer
Howard
Norton
Pearl “McEnery
Bennie
Comba
Harry Goldham
Elihu Luttrell
Paisley
Goldham
Wuttrell
Dow
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