New Building Details Cleared At Council Meeting
At Acton council Monday evening Acting Reeve Jas E McMillan led a discussion on the new building project. Architect Mahoney spoke on plans and prices for hardware contracts while Talbot outlined bids and local supplier roles. The meeting resolved to review tenders and finalize supplier arrangements to avoid delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. E. McMillan
Ogunéillor Mason
Wir
Talbot
Bond
Fr. Mahoney
Council
Yip
Acton
WW Symon
Botd's
Kr. Mahoney
Usell's
Oysii Inomirr Pret Nera
Symon
May
Bund
Toronto
The Challenge of the New Building Sermon
Rev Mr Poole selects a timely local topic for a sermon next Sunday evening The discourse will address the challenge of the new building Also noted is Poole's active role in Acton's new Y M C A and Knox Presbyterian Church annual meeting reports show a successful year Retiring managers re elected a flower basket given to Rev and Mrs Bennie. A social evening at Bannockbury Institute featured varied programs and a national anthem Lunch followed. Erin Agricultural Society reports best year with a balanced account and new officers listed. Mighty annual fete plans are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Preaby
Terian Church
Hanksgiving
Bennie
B. G. Arnold
Bannockbury Institute
Young
Acton
Miles Annie Cree
Laura Wiley
Misses Alleen
Dorothy Clarridge
Eleanor Cook
Edith Russell
Pred Shortill
Doris Warding
Theo
Moore
Fred Anthony
Acton Juniors Sweep Week With Two Hockey Victories
Acton Juniors defeated Hillsburg 5 3 at Local Arena to stay undefeated this week. Molozile initiated scoring with two goals, Marshall added another, and Hall, Weeks, and Molozle each produced goals in a strong Acton finish. Hillsburg kept pressure early, but Acton pulled away in the third period behind solid netminding from Yaxley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Hillesburg
Hillsburg
Molowale
Jultis
Hillaburg
Moloeile
Buy Molozile
Fraser
Eb Niless
Marshall
Switzer
Pas
Wold
Lang
Hall
G. A. Dill
Molozzle'y
Atr
Yaxley
Weeks
Molozle
Witsburg
Weaks
Wits
Huxley
Johnston
Wall
Tid
Long
Everdell
Wilson
Woods
Gibbons
Jones
Lambert
Marshall End
Wwolmes
Moloile
Bayliss
Milute Walters
Acclamations in Milton and Georgetown Nominations
Readings from Milton and Georgetown report acclamations for Hydro Commissioner D R Hutchoon and Town Council candidates Dr Edgar Robertson Edmund Syer and A B Parrway. The piece also notes a hockey game and community events including a funeral and county fair planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Georgetown
Counci
Hydro Commission
Hydro
D.R. Hutchoon
Edgar Robertson
Edmund Syer
A. B. Parr Way
Halton County Council selects Warden and committees
The inaugural 1935 Halton County Council meeting at Milton elected Reeve Cleave of Georgetown as Warden on an unanimous vote. The session formed standing committees with names like Harris Currie Irving and Hewson, approved transfers from the old Good Roads Fund, and appointed local officials to education and public boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton County Council
Court House
Milton
Trafalgar
Steeve
Victor Hall
Norman Gilbert
Esquesing
George Currie
L. L
Mullin
Nelson
Geo. W. Thbme
John McNiven
Naxsagaweya
Duncan Campbell
Oakville
Jus Hewson
J. R. Byers
Burlington
Geo
R. Harris
Jos. W. Breckon
Georgetown
Rosve
Harold Cleave
Milton—Reeve
John Irving
Acton
Reeve
Wilfold-Cleave
Charpe
Burris
Halley
Currie
George Harris
Amos Mason
McMillan
Acton Concil
Mason
Worris
Hewson
Mreckon
Haorriu
Cornell
Connell
Harris
Currle
Irving
Thorpe
Hall
McNiven
Byers
Gibert
Breckon
Mullen
Byer
Gilbert
Dreckon
Campbell
Bridget
Morris
Wreckon
Halton County
Golan
Sd. Hewson
Dyers
Morley Wilkinson
Gukville Yount of Education
House of Refuge
Mull
Mey
Three Nominated for Reeveship at Town Meeting
The nomination meeting held last Friday in the hall named three candidates for reeve for 1035 after the resignation of E.T. Thetford. C.M. Hansen Hartley Harrison Wallace A Lashby were nominated by A Mixson W.E. McMillan Jeremiah Bell and J. H. Denny with speeches and a call for qualified candidates by Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Hartley, Harrison
Wallace A. Lasby
Thetford
E.T. Thetford
C.M. Hansen
A. Mixson
W. R. E. Blair
Hartley Harryson
W.E. Mcmillan
Thomas Gibbons
Wallace A. Lashy
Jeremiah Be}l
J. H. Denny
Peel Jersey Breeders Elect New Officers At Brampton Meet
Watson Wiggins of Waledon elected president of the Peel District Jersey Breeders Association at Brampton's annual meeting. Officers include Rudden Georgetown and Frank Chapman Malton as vice presidents, Legsworth Brampton secretary treasurer, and Gowland Brampton Ella Brampton Graham Georgetown Westendrick Oakville Bull Norval Cullen Weston Donaldson Caledon Sutton Meadowvale Flood Brampton as directors. Dr. Roger MacIntosh of the Ontario Veterinary College spoke on mastitis prevention. Also reported: Nick Halovitch, 21, of Guelph, sentenced to seven years in Kingston for armed robbery at Dominion Yarn Mill Wells payroll $3,100. accomplice Joe Szabo received a similar sentence. Halovitch captured in Guelph after car theft in Welland. Colley fired at him during attempted burglary. Two-year term for burglary tools and stealing a car in Welland concurrent with the longer sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin
Erin Agricultural Society
Fred McEnery
G. C. Burt
G. D. Scott
James Hurran
James Robb
W. F P. Meaknery
A. G. Parry
A. J. Lindsay
J. E. Pearon
Harold Griffin
N .E. McKinnon
Chasler Burt
James Justice
Kenneth McDougal
Geo.d. Scott
Gev
J. M. Davis
W. A. Burchill
Jos. Benham
D. S. Sinclaiy
J. H W. Gibson
John Wilson
Reeve
Archie Kerr
DB. A. McKinnon
Toenis Land
Welland
Guelph
Nick Haloovitch
Portsmouth
Kingston
Dominion
Wells
Joe Szabo
Wukovitch
Breil
Colley
Thire
Sheri
W. L. Davidson
Yearly Report Shows Solid Growth for Mutual Fire Company
The Hultan Unton Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company reports another successful year with losses of 15 005 40 and assets of 200 02 while liabilities stand at 30 015 14. Nearly 3 000 policies were in force at year end carrying about 22 000 000 in coverage. An annual meeting is planned for Monday afternoon in the Town Hall with officers including TL Leslie president W A Laaby vicepresident C H Pumer secretary treasurer Thea Moart and others listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hultan
Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Lussiu
Pertal
TL. Leslie
Georgetown
W. A. Laaby
Acton
Wal. Hume
Milton
Dunc Campball
Moffat
John Wilson
Eric
C.H
Dressing Dispute Sparks Trunk Find in Digest Note
A playful exchange unfolds as Mitatress complains of a severed mood while Sarch-Jusat denies misplacing a blue dress. The pair humorously recalls the item being missing only recently and then reappearing in a trunk.
James McKinney Sentenced for Brookville Armed Robbery
James McKinney pleaded guilty to taking part in the armed robbery of J. C. Mister’s store at Brookville. He received three years in Portsmouth Penitentiary plus five lashes, in a sentence that runs concurrently with a separate five year term from Milton. R. Stewart Clark defended McKinney, noting he did not enter the store and had no prior criminal record.
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Appenelog—Johiee
hla—Hone
Munro
Milton
James .McKinney
J. C. Mister
Brookville
Portymouth
Harty Wall
James McKinney
Eagquosioy
Township
Guel
R. Stewart Clark
IC. C
Jenkeney
Halle
McKinney Nover
McKinney
Town Events and Advertised Shows Listings
Community notices announce free skating for children under 10 Saturday 10 to 11 am and for older children 10 and up Saturday 2 to 4 pm at the arena. Minstrel shows at Acton Hockey Club February 5 6 and 7 with School Children Night. admission 10c. An Harlem Nights show at Terrace Gardens Rockwood Friday January 25 with a floor show and orchestra admission 35c. A Turtle Time Social at the Kirkpatrick home Friday 8 pm February int. Admission prices and dress code noted. Historic film feature and adventure stories highlighted with actors Wallace Berry Jackie Cooper and Nigel Bruce at Gregory Theatre Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Hockey Club
Harlem
Terrace “Gardens
Rockwodd
Numnaay
Colored Orchestra
Wallaca Berry
Jackie Cooper
Will Reooel Herrymore
Otto Kruger
Lewis Stons
Nigel Bruce
Charles
Nic” Bale
Gregory Theatre
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F. EdgeCutcheon
A. Mason
J. %. McMillan
Mahoney
Bond Hardware Co
Oeach
Symons
Talbots Hardware
Bond's
Mahoney Alo
Ate-Byrnon
Varias Sterns
D. Bildtorsen
Knox Church
Bannockburn Women's Institute
Hamburg
Elora
Forntis Hoxt
Alco
H ‘Wlers
Oldsters
HolidcLuus
George Wilmer
Yown Council
Masonic Lodge
W. C.mackay
W. W. King
St. Judea Cemettry
NEW Hamburg
Kentaur
N. Morton
Bus Morton
L. Blngeman
Greer
New Haomburg
Kropf
Livingstone
Terry
Ranke
Morton
Mooney
Easson
L. Bowman
Walters
Murro
Pont
Moonay
Pana
Fron
Jack Kentner
Smaile
Mirshall
Kentner
Nora” Morton
Seve Thanking
Oreer
Piott
Marehail
Uatter
Hurse
Oly
Milton Fale Amyual Kysotly
George
Wwhmer
MPL
Hulton
Heslop
Mr. W. Clements
Wai. Blacklock
George Gibson
Wm. McCready
W. "M. Scote
Buncan Reid
Russell Clements
Robert’ Cox
My. JB
Whitelock
Waly Board
Milton Mall
Cleave
Halton
Palmer
W. J. Akins
Akin
Mr. Thetford
Murray Memorial VY
C.A
Tiansen
Vanzen
County Council
Hansen
Hartley Warrison
News ‘of
Peel Jersey Breeders Annual Meeting
Wallan
Ywraurance” Company
Jas. McKinney
Sutherland Studia
Aly
Annehouse United Church
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