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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jul 08, 1937

Page

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Contract Awarded for Main Street Pavement Work

Acton Council awarded the cement sidewalk contract on Main Street from MUL Sirgst to West Bower Avenue to Mr. J Ball on Monday evening. The price is per foot, with removal of old sidewalk material and a watchman during drying. Councillor Gibbons to report on connecting springs at the water supply. River Street to be graded and gravelled. painting at the spring pumphouse and Park structures discussed with no definite action. All councillors present. Reeve F Mel Cutchern presided.

Main Street West Bower Avenue Acton Council J. Ball Gibbons McMillan F. Mel Cutchern

Acton Citizens' Band Concert Delights Park Audience

The Acton Citizens' Band held a Sunday evening concert after church services in the park. Twenty five members attended with several Junior Band debuts. Bert Mason led a varied program and the crowd enjoyed a neighborly tribute to independence with The Star Spangled Banner followed by the National Anthem.

Sire Acton Nenphera Bert Mason Gramp

Vacation wins weekly contest as Acton reader prevailing

Last week's Pumile Porm contest named Mrs Howard Masaleb of Acton the winner with the poem Vacation. The rules require entries on a coupon below the poem and submission by 4 30 Saturday. The editor notes growing reader enjoyment and that Mr Coles submitted the first poems, with continued participation hoped.

Howard Masaleb Acton Mr. Coles

United Picnic at Edgewood Park Shaped by Summer Fun

Sunday Scow and congregation held annual Edgewood Park picnic under July heat. What follows lists many children by name in age groups, from 4 to 16, competing in races and games such as 100 yard dash and wheelbarrow relay, with teachers and officers noted and aquatic events enjoyed by all.

The United Church Edgewood Park Jane Eliott Bernice Dawns Maurie, Parker Roya Freddie Kentner James Ds Kenneth Tics Josephine Boyd Qienna Parker Bertha Ingles Winnie Dawkins Akina Ethel Prankim Leo Lambert Jamie Lamb Marjorie Alien Mabel Harris Boye Marian Nicol Tena Nicol Teathers Miss Hennett Chitheapin Tena Nicol Wherlb James Lamb Leonard Emery Parker Marion Nicol Bob Lanitette Marjorie Allen Mowat Plonic

Ogden Reports Tuberculosis Control Concept From Toronto Panel

Dr W B Ogden of Toronto announced at the Canadian Medical Association meeting a treatment approach aimed at precluding tuberculosis by identifying latent germ carriers. His report, based on findings from nine colleagues at Toronto Western Hospital, suggests latency indicators allow timely intervention within five years to reduce disease progression.

W. BE. Ogden Toronto Canadia Medical Association Olland Tr. Ogden Toronto Western Hospital Ogdan

Toronto Team Wins Holiday Ball Game

The Downings defeat Acton 5 to 2 in a festive exhibition at the fairground. Lesurf Russell and Ena pitched for Downing and held Acton scoreless, while Greer, Priet, and Russell led the offense with timely hits across the first, fourth, and fifth innings.

Toronto Lesurf Ruasell Ena Acton Lambers Marian Qiree Ih Ube Eichoof Russell Qreer Woods Jennings Cater Dollary Pagrett Muir Priett Greer DeVary Entiry Ant Greens Binute M Tyler Nelder Morton FC Watgohoune Tyler Bus Morton Lindsay Fitnless Dlate

Contracts Awarded for Social Room at Aclan Y M C A

Contracts for completing the new Social Room at Aclan Y M C A have been awarded and work should finish in time for the fall opening. The text notes contractors for wiring walls and ceilings, paneling, beams, flooring, a fireplace, and a new door and wall to improve access, with a dum waterer for kitchen utility.

Aclan Y M.C. A J Bell Presen

Nassagaweya Township Council Meeting Notes 1937

Nassagaweya Council met on a Tuesday in 1937 to discuss appeals from the Court of Revision and to appoint a committee to arrange legal defense. They ordered payments for clerical, road, and animal loss expenses and planned painting and repairs for the council chamber. The council adjourned to August 2 at 1 pm or the Reeve’s call.

Cameron “Kitching Dogn Stanley Norrish Walter Eliot Oy .C Darby Part Milary Monara Vanaickle and Simpson Bell Telephone Oo of Canada van Een Lash Hindley Iock Wood Court of Revision Rockwood

Consolidating Plant Moves to New Beardmore Facility

Beardmore Co moves cut sole department machinery to the tannery site south of Elgin Street. Warehouse and headquarters shift to the new plant. CNR buildings to be vacated. Cut sole department now operates from new quarters. change nearly complete.

Beardmore Co Elgin Street CNR

Induction of Rev George Stephensen at Barrie Hill United Church

Rev George Stephensen was inducted as pastor of the joint charges of Barrie Hill and Speedside at Barrie Hill United Church Eramosa last Friday. The service was led by Rev W Gallagher from Chalmers Church Guelph with sermon by Rev H Merner from Erin. A reception followed as members welcomed the new pastor and his family.

George Stephen Aon Barrie HU Barrie Hill United Church Eramosa W. .Gallagher Chalmers Church Quelph H OL Mermer Erin Mr Stephensen

Acton Pupils Score High on Entrance Examinations

The list shows Acton School pupils among thirteen successful entrants to the high school entrance exam. Names include Dorothy Haylias Erma Burrowe Jack Chapyan and many others, with fourteen candidates from Acton and additional nominees from adjacent township schools.

Dorothy Haylias Erma Burrowe Jack Chapyan Ion Reta Cripps Molly Lois Dawkins Mary Raid Eilean Wilda Gilbertson Mabel Harris Florence Irwin Jessie Rwin Lilla Laing Frances Lamb Leonard Wilda McGlaughialn Oerald Pargeter Polly 'Porty Harry Savaqge HELEN TAYLOR _ VERNA WEBSTER Acton Marjorie Allen Kenneth Blow Kevin Breen Marie Clayton Herbert Cook Lucy Denny Myrtle Monica Fitzpatr Margaret Hodggruth Hubble Lloyd James Eleanor Jocque Archie McPhersg Howard McQueen John McQueen Elmer Mainprize Edima Marzo Lorne Masales Lorne Masters SMFPH Bel Swackhan Helen West Calau Grint William Holmes Margaret McPhaerma Wilderspin White Township

Campbell cattle win big at Manitoba show with multiple prizes

Duncan Campbell of Motat won several prizes at the Manitoba show. With Mystic Prince he took the Short horn toll grand championship and Bellon Princeps was named best Shorthorn female. Campbell gathered five first awards in addition to the champions.

Duncan Campbell Motat Brandon Mystic Prince Bellon Princeps Campbell

Acton Tops Milton In Tight League Baseball Clash

Acton defeated Milton 7 to 4 as Norm Morton dazzled with a seven inning pitching gem. Morton and Walters sparked the offense with timely hits, and Lindsay added a crucial triple in the seventh to seal the win.

Norm Morton Acton Milton Sasurdas Morton Cem OA Morton Erie Toletzka Morton Aber Tuadky Cresents Hoc D. Clement Edari Walters Lindmy Clement Media Centre Brute Thletzka Terry Clément Ka Lindsay Toletaea Janen Clemente Bruatz Sproat Cronin Brubo Lindsay pAife Bimeo Maron Wal Clement Ted von Guthrie Grodider N. Mortors Wall Lindeay

Univision of Line Johnson Leads New Trans Continental Link

Phil Johnson named vice president in charge of operations for a new Trans Canadi line. A. J. Hine gerfard, president, notes Johnson has two years of aeronautical work and has helped organize major American airlines including United Air Lines.

Phil Johnson Vic J. Hinegerfard Johnson Aeronautical Developments United Air Lines

Eramosa council approves 1937 tax rates and village costs

The Eramosa Township council met with full attendance led by Reeve DD Wh Storey to fix 1937 tax rates for the township and police village. Rates lowered by one mil for Rockwood and Eatey Milly, and a policy with AEB Wilken & Co to protect township employees was approved. Unpaid accounts totaling 1,440.23 were approved for payment as council adjourned to August 2 at 7:30 PM.

Eramosa Ry Nll Rock, Wood Storey Villagra Eatey Milly Rockwood Oat Mill Messrs Lash Makbey AEB Wilken & Co Smith & Little Ditch Mrsars Gray Link

St Alban's Picnic at Riverside in Guelph

St Alban's Sunday School held a large picnic at Riverside Park in Guelph with swimming and races for adults and children. Rev P A Sawyer attended as a former pastor. a generous lunch of sandwiches tea and orangeade was served. Winners include Guiszt and Joan Purteper Hewy Hall Boys Daguthy Root and Beatrice Tyggler, and many others in various races.

St Alban’s Hiveraide Park Guelph P. A. Sawyer

Scouts Conclude Washington Tour With Jamboree Impressions

A letter from Acton Beavers in Washington describes travels from Niagara Falls to the Smithsonian and Arlington. It notes 42 miles by road, camp nights, rain, and a visit to Mount Vernon, Arlington, and the Smithsonian. It highlights diverse uniforms at the Washington Jamboree and Scouts’ hospitality, autograph seeking, and meals.

George Manon Adan King Barun Tom Watann Dirk Danibonreins Wrasshieadtonts Co Pare Presa Rendera Booulmaater Bola Alee Whattington Boya U Beouta Beoutea Ton Wataon Jack Vangdonesn Nabinglin Milton BurlingygMn Niagara Falla Tre Peace Bridge Huttato Waalinkten Mason Sie Dirk Vehgqoeren Tosco Verye Vernon Washington Smithsonian Inautite and—Museum Gaoloytea Gardetin Tom Watson Eller Acton Beuuls Wrahington Dcl Fooign Scouta Scouta Siam Mount Vernon Arlington Washington Ball Club Toubink

Teacher Miss Prank Takes Post at Georgetown

Min June Pyagic selected to lead Georgetown school, joining from Halton with four years of experience. She will supervise Junior Fourth Class as the new accompanist, bringing a record of careful instruction and recognized musical honors.

Dever Havine Halton Rustomt Peativelp Mie Prank

Neway Rates and Hydro Commission Meeting Notes

At Acton Public Utilities Commission meeting on Tuesday evening commissioners discussed equitable cost distribution for taxes. Secretary instructed to pay numerous hydro and supply accounts while notes on new transformers and roof re-coating were reported. Delegates reviewed Hydra Convention and Queenston plant privileges as part of an informative program.

Acton Public Uuil C. Uwansch Roety P. McCutcheon Chudaman Wi “Kerr Menat. Beardmore He Waroholmen Hydro Commission_of Ontario Young Street Delewites Niagara Queenston

Scout Mothers Club Picnic Hosts Park Event

The Scout Mothers' Club held a park picnic with races and sports. Winners included Laura Hall and Bruce, Jack Kentner, Dorothy Pootitt, and Harold Taam among others, amid a festive gathering led by Mrs Annie Somerville and Miss Hall.

Olotheapin- Raace Stre -Holtinger Lats Annie Gsomerville Mfrs Nyhor John McHugh Jark Kentner

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