Acton Social Weekend notices and Ontario Scouts banquet
Miss Madge Huff and Mr B Martin visited Acton with friends. Mr R B Arnold is well after a five week illness. Robert Lowrie traveled to Toronto with his daughter and son. Bert Davidson and family spent Sunday with Earl Fuller family in Erin Township. BarL returned from overseas on the Queen Elizabeth. Leo Mason and wife attended a banquet for Commissioner Frank Irwin, longtime executive secretary of the Ontario Division Boy Scouts, in Toronto.
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Madge Huff
Mr. B. Martin
Acton
R. B. Arnold
Robert Lowrie
Toronto
Wm. McDonald
Stewart Lowrie
Bert Davidson
Earl Fuller
Erin Township
Barl
Leo. Mason
Frank Irwin
Ontario Diviion
Boy Scouts
Engagement announced for Isabelle Mclrod to Mervyn Yabeley
Mr and Mrs William Mclrod announce the engagement of their daughter Isabelle to Mervyn Yabeley son of Mr and Mrs A B Yaheley of Ottawa Ontario. The wedding is arranged for February 2 at Knox Presbyterian Church Acton.
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William Mclrod
Isabelle
Mervyn Y Yabeley
A. B. Yaheley
Ottawa
Ont
Knox Presbyterian Church
Acton
Constant Vigilance Protect Plant Life
The Plant Protection Division of the Dominion Department of Agriculture in Canada guards plant life from foreign pests. The latest report shows 15,462,879 plants inspected in 19,355 containers from five countries under 1.97 and 197 emergency permits, with 649 separate inspections. Fifty shipments were refused, 2088 product inspections were conducted from 24 countries, and exports totaling 2,305,242 plants were certified for export amid extensive fumigation and quarantine efforts.
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Dominion Department of Agriculture
Canada
Dominion
Standarnia
Dominion Minister of Agriculture
LYTO
Niagara Falla Bridgehead
Sunday Schedule and Bible Class for Thodam Morning
Sunday, January 27th, 1046 Thodam Morning Agorants lists morning worship and Bible class times. The program includes The Gospel According to Matthew for biblical studies and a message on faith and renewal.
Sunday Service Changes at Reverend Wallace’s Church
The article notes a morning service at 1100 N. M. on Sunday January 27 1916 with a Sunday School session and a night service withdrawn until further notice. It mentions a welcome to Ali.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ali
Gherch Service Notes at St Alban the Martyr
On Sunday January 27 services include Holy Communion at 10:00 am, Church School, sermons, and an evensong at 7:00 pm. Friday January 23 features the Conversion of St Paul Holy Communion at 7:00 am.
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Gherch of St. Alban the Martyr
Adam
Thaooam Matas
St. Paul
Canadian dairy markets eyed in Europe and domestic reform plans
At the Niagara Falls annual meeting dairy farmers heard from J J Tremblay on new European opportunities for Canadian dairy products especially France and Belgium. Britain’s demand amid postwar shifts promises stable cheese markets under a prewar quotation. W C Cameron reported ongoing contracts with the United Kingdom while officers including Roy McBailey and J J B McCague were elected. Ontario plans for six industrial farms aim to segregate prisoners. Toronto police see a new chief as D C Draper ends his 11 year term and John Glock Chisholm takes over as top constable with a five year advisory role.
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Toronto
ICP
Dairy Farmers of Canada
Niagara Falls
France
Belgium
J. J. Tremblay
Famenton
Dominion
Europe
Tremblay
Britain
Canada c
Mr. Tremblay
W.C. Cameron
Dairy Products Grading and Inspection Service
Federal Department of Agriculture
Canada
United Kingdom
Pirestone
Roy. McBailey
Edmonton
Association
J. J. B. McCague
Alllaton
Ont
DeveGen
Draper
John Glock Chisholm
Ehief
Okanagan Apple Shipments Cut for Western Canada Demand
Western Canada consumers kept supplied as B C Tree Fruits curtails eastern Canada shipments of Okanagan apples. Officials say eastern demand caused a shortage and an equitable distribution system is needed. Ontario shipments under government permits fetch about 150 a bo w.
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CCCP
Canada
British Columbia
Eastern Canada
Okanagan
Western Canada
Ontario
U S Coal Output Declines in 1935
Output at the Dominion Coal Company in Cape Breton dropped as holidays and a mid year stoppage reduced annual production. Summer weeklong suspensions, paid furloughs, and a year end Yuletide break cut total output to 2 611 086 tons, down 388 986 tons from the prior year.
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Glace Bay
NICP
SUI
Dominicn Coal Company
Cape Breton
Watallon
Acton Dominates Elora in Wide Victory on Home Ice
Acton, posting the season's only shutout, defeated Elora 5 0 on home ice. N Morton and E Marzo led the scoring with assists from Hayles Townsley and others, while Brown in goal for Elora kept the visitors from an even larger deficit. The win follows a strong effort from Acton as the league standings show Orangeville Georgetown Milton Fergus and Acton in the mix.
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Elora Rocks
Tanners
Rocks
Brown
Acton
Acton Ruaches
E. Marzo
Flore
Woods
N. Morton
Itus
Acton Oo
Ly Goto
Dang” Kentner
To Marzo
Oon
Elora
Steffler
Morton
Hayles
Townsley
Lindsay
Marzo
Pordge
Hiddall
Bayliss
Coy
Miller
Ste Qler
Senist
FE Mareo
Hiddal
Darge
The
Hocks
Blora Hrown
Runnells
Lo Ob
Rombouph
Hod
Runneila
Dudley
J. W
Quinn
R. W
StefMler
Dargel
Sehist
Maron
Debrasky
Rajaer
Acton Woods
Rasliss
Kentnar
Rodd
TD Marre
Landsay
Wy EE
Maro
Row
Fgabbons
Riddall
No Morton
Bo Morton
Tiny
Harden
Johnny Jones
Gueph
Leamie
Orangeville
Georgetown
Arton & As
Milton
Floray
Fergus
Oranges Ie
Flora
Acton BR
Sth
Tueday
Fergua
Wedding rush after Sunday service at the church
A young couple asked the parson to marry them at once after Wie Sunday morning service. When the time came, the minister invited all who wished to be united in matrimony to come forward. Thirteen women and one man stepped toward the altar amid a great stir.
Ontario Village Free of Crimes
Stirling Ontario a village of about 1007 residents near Belleville claims a crime free record with no jail old timers say crime took a holiday since constable Sam Eyxleston began patrolling. Reeve West cites an electric light system paved streets and a public theatre turning a small revenue as proof of civic stability.
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Stirling
Ontario
Helleville
Gil Luery
John Lawless
Sam Eyxleston
Slafoot Two
Fede
Canada
Woc West
How to Make Rope Last Longer During Wartime Demand
Wartime rope shortages prompt tips to extend rope life. Keep rope dry before use and dry after dampening. Coil carefully to avoid wear and drag. Use large pulleys to reduce internal wear. Finish by whipping rope ends to prevent fraying and loss.
Cubs Earn First Star Tests At YMCA Pack Meeting
On January 14 at the YMCA thirty six Cub Scouts answered roll call and learned the First-Star Test requirements. A parade inspection focused on hygiene basics. Don Dewkins and John Cameron received Fiat Stars at a camp fire program led by Frank Spellvogel with the pack closing with two songs.
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Y.mlc.a
Fiat
Don Dewkins
John Cameron
YMCA
Dadly Finerciaes
Bate
Frankie Spellvogel
Social Evening at Home of Mr and Mrs Hinnie
A Woodlaide Hed Crash themed social evening was hosted last week at the home of Mr and Mrs Veter Binnie. Guests played euchre and crokinole with winners Miss Clara Swackhamer and Master John McDonald in euchre and Lorena Grey and Freddie Gorton in crokinole. An Indies business meeting distributed art screw items, quilts were arranged for quilting, and a dainty lunch followed with thanks to the Hinnies for the enjoyable event.
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Veter Binnie
Clara Swackhamer
John McDonald
Lorena Grey
Freddie Gorton
Indies
Mra Hinnie
Saskatchewan pays hunters for deer hides
The Saskatchewan government leather products corporation will pay $1 for deer hides sent from the province. Hunters must include the hunting licence number with the hide and head removed. Hides are to be mailed to Regina for processing by the government shoe factory.
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Regina
Leather Products Corporation
Ina
Tregina
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