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Fragmentary text mentions Sophy and Ge Sed with garbled phrases. No coherent event or dates emerge to identify a clear news item or outcome for a proper summary.
06 Jul 1933
Page 1
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 06, 1933
Page
1
Fragmentary text mentions Sophy and Ge Sed with garbled phrases. No coherent event or dates emerge to identify a clear news item or outcome for a proper summary.
The school discusses continued use of piano practice on all floors and notes the County Musical Festival success with the cup for the largest points. It also mentions improved reading for pupils, a planned re opening date of September 5, and a factory like school setup valued at 26.66.
A dense report covers church group meetings in Dublin branch and Burlington district, summer arrangements for Baptist and United Churches, and a July 1 1933 wedding at Paisley Memorial Church Guelph. It notes ministers rotating duties, choir handling music, and a Knox Church garden party with various local guests and performances.
A long list of names shows many promotions and trials across junior and senior levels. Notable entries include Albert Louttit Eleanor Jacque Helen Mann Billy Pielis Kenneth Blow and Tomm y Atkinson among others, with multiple on trial and first class promotions across the roster.
The Milton edition reports the Homewood Brown wedding at Milton Grace Anglican Church with Miss Winnifred Rose Brown marrying Sylvester George Homewood, plus a July 4 Methodist church picnic at Bronte Beach with races and swimming. It also notes a fatal river drowning near Erindale involving Jacob Lammers and his son, and captures other local social items.
Council outlines conditions for Town Hall entertainment licenses and seeks provincial ruling on permissible shows. The meeting reviewed finances including lighting bills and relief funds, considered daylight saving time and tax run rears, and discussed park bathing beach expansion.
A party including Mr and Mrs Allan Smith of Wannetta and Harold Wansbrough visited Halton County farms to observe fertiliser experiments in spring 1933. Trials on 12 adult cattle and clover seed development showed high yields and strong farm results.
The pupils of Mrs Gowty gave a delightful recital at her Limehouse home featuring piano solos vocal selections and a playlet by seven girls. Participants included Fielen McGowan Helen Meredith Lee Mary Norton Jean Mitchell Kenneth Nisbet Kenneth Hassard Frances Hlahom Dorothy Pootitt Vera Vickers and Margaret Brown. The performance was appreciated and well rendered with the song Come Let the Lilies Bloom sung by Rev anda G and family contributing to the event.
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