Promotions in Limehouse School Lists Names and Classes
The Limehouse School No. 9 promotions list includes students advanced to Br. IV, Jr. IV, Sr. II, Jr. II, and I Class along with several on trial. Notable promoted students include Alex Wright Gwendolyn Hl Doris Mitchell Jim Kirkpatrick Barbara Cousens Teddy Brown Bobby Brown and Mary Kirkostrick with multiple teachers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limehouse
Alex. Wright
Gwendolyn Hl
Doris Mitchell
Bobby Brown
Palems Cousens
Brenden Barrett
Bertha Shelbourne
Lorraine Hassall
Fred Hill
George Cousens
Audrey Beerman
Gorgon Hassall
Mary Kirkostrick
Dorothy Shelbourne
Vincent Barrett
Marian Norrie
Colin Cousens
Glen Scott
Glen Gibbs
Meryl E. Grindell
Lorne School Announces June Promotions At Junior And Senior Levels
Lorne School lists June promotions for juniors and seniors. Notable names include Margaret MacPhail Isabel Swackhamer Lucy Denny BiLI Holmes Vivian Haggins Joyce Eakins Lillian Nightingale Jack Holmes Bill Eakins Patricia Airdrie Roy Wartz Ormand Eakins LeRoy Mac Arthur Kenneth Allen Anna Graff Kerwin MacPhail Fred Wightingale Isabel Eakins Jack Airdrie Olive Mf Cannon as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorne School
Margaret MacPhail
Isabel Swackhamer
Lucy Denny
Bili Holmes
Vivian Haggins
Joyce Eakins
Lillian Nightingale
Jack Holmes
Bill Eakins
Patricia Airdrie
Roy Wartz
Ormand Eakins
LeRoy MacArthur
Sr. l
Kenneth Allen
Anna Graff
Kerwin MacPhail
Fred Wightingale
Isabel Eakins
Jack Airdrie
Olive Mf. Cannon
Erin Cedarvale students advance in midsummer promotions
The report lists students from Erin Cedarvale with promotion levels from entrance to senior and honors, naming individuals such as Flora Sim Ellenbeth Bim Arthur Saunders Thelma Hardy Roy Harding Adeline Cunningham Joyce Leitch Marjorie Thomson and others along with percentages indicating advancement and honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin
Cedarvale
Orma Pines
Phyllis Smith
Hetty Sim
Walter Emart
Flora Sim
Ellenbeth Bim
Arthur Saunders
Smith Griffin
Calin McCallum
Beth Harding
Doris Heeler
Gordon Roty
Ronald Saunbers
Mabel Hardy
Beth McCallum
Bille Sim
Archie Cunningham
Thelma Hardy
Roy Harding
Elmeda Sim
Adeline Cunningham
Joyce Leitch
Dorothy Cunningham
Mervyn Watz
Bert Cunningham
Marjorie E. ‘Thomson
Erin School Report Highlights Student Averages and Honors
The Erin school report lists students by class and scores with names such as Ima West Evaline McCalg and Wanda Rutledge. Honors go to Erwin McKeown Lyal McCutch eon and Roy Malcovitch with various percentages. several students like Viola Fletcher and Herbert Fletcher are marked absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin
Ima West
Evaline McCalg
Viola Fletcher
Herbert Fletcher
To. Jr
George Allan
Emile Thompson
Roy Malcovitch
Merry McCutcheon
Clarence Reid
Shirley Pletchey
Vern Morrison
J. Morrison
School Report For Erin June 60 Percent Due
The report shows 60 percent for June with payments due. Arthur Swackhammer 72 and Margaret Swackhamer 507 noted in the line items. Continued on page four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evin
Br. W—aArthur Swackhammer
Margaret Swackhamer
Shoppers' Guide Advertisers and Page Toss
A fragmented shopping guide lists advertisers across pages including Carroll's Limbled Glison Manufacturing Co Wrigley's Gumi Salads Georgetown Lumber Co Nerton Motors and several theatres and merchants with partial names and unclear sectors. The text reads like catalog page references rather than a cohesive article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Highways
Carroll's
Glison Manufacturing Co
Wrigley’s
Gumi
Georgetown Lumber Co
Nerton Motors
L. Starkman Hoyal Theatre
Acton JuvenilesSplit Two Of Three In Local Baseball Play
Acton Juveniles won two and lost one in three games. They beat Georgetown 16 4 and Oakville 4 3, then lost to Oakville 6 3. They sit third in the league and have time to improve. Next games include Georgetown at Milton and Georgetown at Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Juveniles
Jost
Georgetown
Oakville
ACEO
el Holt
Gordon and
Woody
Wempshead
Chaplin and
McCumber
Wpinkbelner
Acton
Brampton Surges to 8-7 Win Over Acton in Last Inning
Brampton rallied for four singles in the eighth to seize a 8-7 lead, then Acton replied with four singles and three runs in the final frame. Cripps started for Acton before Morton closed out the game. Brampton’s early 4-run first and eighth-inning bursts fueled the comeback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Brampton
Cripps
Acton’ Bey
Norm Morton
Branton Doya
Brampton Boys
Zcrous
Grampton
Won Scholarship for Toronto Gregg College Tuition Award
Fileun Breen of Acton Continuation School won the Gregg College Toronto scholarship granting a year's tuition. Eileen posted the highest exam standing in the district. Her sister Sheila previously won the Ghan College Toronto scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fileun Breen
Acton Constinuation School
Gregg College
Toronto
Eileen
Shiela
Ghan College
MacPherson Fras er wedding in Toronto ceremony
The marriage of Hubert C. MacPherson and Marjory Lucille Fraxey was solemnized by Rev. W. Fr Williams in Toronto on Saturday. The bride wore pale pink crepe satin with white accessories and carried roses and lilies of the valley. she was attended by Dorks J. JonNatone of London. The groom, attended by Jack Mitchell, left for a motor trip to Montreal and the Maritime Provinces with plans to reside in Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert C. MacPherson
Ek. Mac Pherson
Archie MacPherson
Acton
Marjory Lucille Fraxey
Ross S. Praser
W. FR. Williams
Toronto
Carrie
Dorks J. Jonnatone
London
Jack Mitchell
Geoffrey Sirech
MacPherson
Montreal
Maritime Provinces
Will Resiie
Acton Wins Three From Brampton and Georgetown
Acton sweeps Brampton and Georgetown with three wins and stays in second place in the league. Georgetown outhit Acton but Acton scored the runs, while Milton nearly lost a second game to Georgetown. Three home games in a row mark a busy stretch for Acton as Georgetown suffers another 4 1 defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Brampton
Georgetown
Flower Town Boys
Milton
Secretary Engaged for Acton YMC A Board picks Emery
The Acton Y M C A Board names Geo Emery of Toronto as General Secretary starting August first. Mrs Emery will move to Acton, with full program reopening planned September first. Gym showers stay open in summer with specific hours and non member fees. R H Eliott elected president and W B Rumley first vice president. A social room project and summer repairs are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C.A
Geo. Emery
Toronto
Acton Y.M.C.A
Emery
Emnery
Acton
R. H. Eliott
W. B. Rumley
Fergus Sends Praise for Acton Radio Program Success
The Fergus News Record reports Acton’s radio program on CFRB CFPRD aired locally with ten numbers and a talk about Acton. Contest winners were chosen in amateur nights. Roy Locksley and Kathryn Young judged the finale. Fergus encourages similar broadcast effort for Fergus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fergus News Record
Acton
Toronto
CPRE
V.alc.a
G. A Dills
CFR
Fergus
Locksley
News-Recous
Peculiar Accident On Quelph Hamilton Highway
Earl Kennedy of Camp Sballville suffered multiple injuries after a large truck from Orange Crush Company blew a metal object that shattered his windshield. Glass fragments lacerated his hands and cut an artery, sending him to a physician for treatment. The incident occurred as the northbound truck veered past Kennedy on the highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Kennedy
Camp Sbellville
Quelph-Hamilton
Kennedy Ws
Orange Crush Company
Kennedy
Public School Promotion List Highlights Large Class Rises
A lengthy school notice lists students promoted through multiple senior and junior classes. Names span numerous families including Anderson, Bralda, Giles, Massey, Marchment, McIsaac, Musielle, Porty, Rocher, Wilson, and many others with promotions to Senior First, Second, and Third levels, followed by Fourth and junior classifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Anderson
Dena Bralda
June Dunn
Edward Giles
Jean Massey
Kenneth Marchment
Alicen McIsaac
George Musielle
Walter Porty
Charlie Rocher
June Wilson
Beardmore Co. Ltd Banquet Honors Long-Service Staff
Bearded & Co. Ltd hosted a banquet at the Royal Hotel in Guelph for current and former employees with over thirty years of service. Col. A. O. Beardmore presided as toastmaster. Abe Intoah, a long-time foreman, and William McFadden, the longest-serving employee, were noted among attendees. The gathering celebrated extended tenure with mementos and a warm, festive mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Hotel
Guelph
Beardmore & Co. Ltd
Col
A. O.T. Beardmore
Mt. Jus
Abe Intoah
Gatherng
William McFadden
Wysi
Canadian Minister to U.S. Sir Herbert Marler Named
Canada selects Sir Herbert Marler, formerly minister to Japan, as new representative in Washington. He succeeds Hon. W. D. Herridge of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Marlee
Canada
Washington
Herbert Marler
Japan
Herbert
W. D. Herridge
Centennial services mark Nasagaweya Church anniversary
Nasagaweya Presbyterian Church held morning afternoon and evening services to celebrate its hundredth anniversary. Rev Frank Lawson led the sermons and was welcomed by senior ministers Rev A M Hamilton and Rev John Little. A large crowd filled the church with loudspeakers for outside listeners. Afternoon addresses by Rev Lawson Dr A E Byerly and George Meldrum followed by musical selections. Evening sermon by Lawson capped the day. Monday featured softball games and a garden party with the Melody Boys of Hamilton and the Acton Citizens Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nasagaweya Presbyterian Church
Frank Lawson
HW. L Bennie
Acton
A. M. Hamilton
Owety
Guelph
John Little
Rockwood
A. E. Byerly
Dr. Byerly
George Meldrum
Elmira
Melody Boys
Hamilton
MyYys. Reid
Wright
Mr. McGilvray
Acton Citizens’ Band
Adrief
CG. G. Jones
Acton Driver Injured in Highway Collision
George Ford of Acton was turning into a farm on No 9 Highway when his car was struck from behind by a northbound vehicle driven by R J Osburn of Toronto. Ford, Mrs Ford, and Miss Irene Tuckey were thrown from the car and hurt. Osburn’s occupants uninjured as both cars damaged. Traffic officer Charles Hunter investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ford
Acton
No. 9
R. J. Osburn
Humberside Avenue
Toronto
Mr. Ford
Ford
Irene Tuck
Mr. Osburn
Charles Hunter
Acton Continuation Pupils Visit OAC Guelph Outing
About sixty pupils and friends from the Acton Continuation School journeyed to the OAC in Guelph for a full day. They toured grain fields and live stock, viewed farm equipment, visited a campus, riverland park, and a museum, enjoying meals and social activities along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
O.A.C
Guelph
Opem
Ithrough MacDonald Tull
Riveraldo Park
Third United Jubilee Services Honor Acton Congregation
The Third Services of United Jubilee observed the Acton congregation on the third Sunday with morning and evening gatherings. Mary Hill of Toronto played the new pipe organ console while Mrs. H. A. Mowat sang and Miss Ruth Gibson joined in a duet. Rev. Dr. H. W. Avison preached on surrendering life for Christ, urging followers to embody Jesus’ Spirit in daily life and challenge militarism and nationalism. Rev. Charles Hackett preached in the evening, reflecting on Hebrews 11:1-0 and the church’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
Mary Hill
Toronto
H. A. Mowat
Ruth Gibson
Mowat
H. W. Avison
Acton
High Park United Church
Avison
Jesus
Uke Paul
Kagawa
Milton
Florence Nightingale
Joan of Arc
Charles Haskett
Port Dalhousis
Hackett
Wackett
I K
Wand Concert Draws Big Crowd Last Week
The Saturday evening Wand concert proved a popular attraction last week and will be continued with a new show starting at eight o clock next week. Anton Culepris Band delivers a splendid variety program pleasing attendees. Willow Street venue offers ample parking for cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wand
Anton Culepris
Willow Street
Local Meeting Announcements and Events List
Advertised events include Walton Liberal Conservative Association adjourned meeting on July 6 in Milton Yowk Hall and a Churchill Garden Party near Acton hosted by Mr John Gratt. Also a Sunday evening service by the local Ministerial Association and an Acton Conservative Association meeting in Legion Hall at 8 30 p.m. all interested invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton Liberal-Conservative Association
Yowk Hall
Milton
Churchill Garden
John Gratt
Acton
the Legion Hall
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S. S. NO
S. S
J. Kibybour
U. S.no. 10
Shoppers’ Guide
Hoeser
W. T. Patterson
Gregory Theatre
EB. Harrop
Actos Legion
Googe Wallace
F. L. Wright
Mealy & Alien
J. Cademky
Haltensetaehl
Peter Bryce
R. H
Finkbelner
Woods
Osborne and
McLean
Lambert
Matteries
Heath “and
Ulbert and
Wooda
Sloski
Rf ‘Thompson
Tory
Brampton Abripore
Aters Tolenck
N. Morton
Lindsay
Tyler
McLaughlin
H. Cripps
Morgan
Morton
Tyndall
Guthrie
Anderson
Seddon
New Toronto
Acton Brampton
McMahon
Orig
Ward
Cettre Feld
Norm
P J. Waterhouse
W. Wat'house
Waterhouse
Terry
Crippa
PCL
Essen
RH. Elliott
Kenneth Adamson
Raymond Atkinson
Lornie Arcie
Aldo Braida
Betty Bauer
Shirley Eliott
Frances Pryce
Audrey Irwin
Irma Kentner
Donald Lamb
Joyce Lamb
Lena Lawson
Helen McLellan
Betty Manters
Andrew Nicol
Joan Somerville
Donald Swanson
Frank Wood
John Agar
Rose Arnold
Earl Curmrite
Jack Close
Paul Dessureault
Jean Giles
Bille Knight
June McQueen
Joe Mirharya
Douglas Sheppard
Yelty Winfield
Shirley Kentner
Raymond Arble
Marjorie Bilton
Armand Brulda
May Dyrin
Betty Denns
Wilfred Duval
George Eliott
Anetra Evans
Jack Welds
Clayton Pryor
Jock Waurris
Jean Harris
Ton Harriy - Earle_ Johnson
Dean Brunelle
Gerald Carmile
Jimmie Gibson
Vivian Girard
Welty Hall
Webby Vwolmex
George Johnson
Norma Krunstz
Annie Lusby
Jimmie O’rourke
Margareth Ryan
Isabel Shepnerd
Die Vincent
Margaret Lesby
Olga Dbyrin
Margaret Somerville
Austin Gibbons
Rena Braida
Dora Wood
Ruth Wisk
Mar-jorie Nelson
George Taylor
Margaret Smith
Polly Porty
Frances Chisholm
Jean Fraser
Dorothy Bayliai
Lois Dawkins
Leonard Lambert
Mabel’ Norris
Ruth Hubble
Lorne Musales
Gerald Purgeter
Marjdrie Allen
Eleanor Jacque
Frances ‘Lamby
Jack Chapman
Ruby Smith
Margaret Woodgins
Erma Wilderspin
Edima Marzo
Kenneth Clow
Elmer Mainprizve
Kevan Breen
Lorne Manters
Mary Bard
Herbert Cook
John D. Afc- Queen
Acton District Softball League
Acton District
P. W. & RM. Unity Club
Town
Tannery
Dublin
Larne
U.S
Presbyterian Church
United Jubilee
Chas. Hackett
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