Acton Wins Close 3-2 Over Brampton for Second Victory
Acton claimed their second win on Saturday at Brampton, defeating the Plower Town boys 3-2 in a tight game. Cripps pitched seven scoreless frames and Holloway, Walters, and Waterhouse produced key hits as Acton’s infield turned three double plays to keep Brampton off balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Brampton
Plower Town
Cripps
Wheeler
Cripp
Morgan
Holloway
Watters
Richardson
Anthony
Walters
Tyler
Waterhouse
Plant
Brown
Clos
Huffle
McQuarry
Bates
Wallen
F. Waterhouse
Mrown
Pitthed
McLaughan
Wolloway
Gibbons
Waterhou A
Hrown
Morgan Tf Savage
Ompinss
Chisholm
Milton
Afe- Quarrie
Hoare
Morrison McEnery and Morrison Wedding at Georgetown Parish
A quiet ceremony at Georgetown United Church joined Miss Renn etta McEnery and Mr Stanley Morrison in marriage on a Saturday afternoon. Attendants were Noreen Bennett and Alan McCullough. The bride wore blue silk crepe and the bridesmaid wore pale green organdie. After a motor honeymoon in Eastern Ontario, the couple will reside in Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown United Church
Rennetta McEnery
Ontario
Acton
Maury Jean Wyatt Weds Alan Harrop in Norval Garden Ceremony
Maury Jean Hyatt daughter of Mr and Mrs W J Hyatt of Norval married Alan Harrop son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Harrop of YWornby in a garden wedding in Norval Saturday. Rev WD McKinnon officiated. The bride wore white satin with lace and net. pearl coronet and orange blossom clusters. Attendant Edna Harrop wore white chiffon with blue trim and carried pink roses and blue delphinium. Best man Harold McCluny of Mount Pleasant and Budle Cation of Brampton played the wedding march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins Maury Jean Wyatt
W. J. Hyatt
Norval
Alan Harrop
Benjamin Harrop
Ywornby
WD. McKinnon
Edna Harrop
Harold McCluny
Mount Pleasant
Budle Cation
Brampton
Georgetown couple wed in Brampton home ceremony
Misa Doris May Tyrell of Georgetown and Harvey Ruadman Andes wed in a Brampton Anderson home ceremony officiated by Rev. S. H. Goper. The bride wore a white eyelet gown and bouquet of snapdragon and baby's breath. The groom’s sister Edna Anderson played music and sang. The couple plans a Georgetown home.
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Misa Doris May ‘Tyrell
Georgetown
Harvey Ruadman Andeson
Fred Anderson
Anderson
S. H. Goper
St. Paul's United Church
Brampton
A. Kerr
Church
Yazzl Wardle
Cyril Shaw
Edna Anderson
Air
Elva Elizabeth Johnston Weds Alfred William Winter at Erin Township
A June wedding was held at the Johnston home in Erin Township on Saturday June 1 at 4 pm. Elva Elizabeth Johnston married Alfred William Winter with Rev C L Boyle officiating. The ceremony featured apple blossoms and a pink white boutonniere bouquet, music by Miss Joan Marbour and Miss Ruth Guuon. A wedding supper for about forty followed before the couple departed for Toronto Welland and Niagara. They will reside on the farm of W J Jackson in Eramosa township.
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O. Johnston
Concession
Erin Township
Elva Elizabeth
Alfred
William Winter
Mosic
Misa Joan 'Marbour
Tisbury
Ruthi Guuon
Actory
Toronto
Welland
Niagani
Mrs. Winter
W. J. Jackson
Eramosa
Townslip
War Veteran Struck by Truck in Orangeville
John Menary, a war veteran from Toronto, was injured in Orangeville when he stepped into the path of a truck owned by Wally Rutledge of Mono Centre. The truck ran over him. he was taken to Dufferth Hospital with head cuts, facial injuries, rib fracture, chest crush, concussion, and base skull fracture.
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John Menary
Toronto
Hesin Nh
Orangeville
Second Street
East Croadway
Wally Rutledge
Mono Centre
Rutledge
Menary
J. W. Leach
Theard Dufferth Hospital
Tve
Hewetson Shoe Co to close Acton branch and move to Brampton
Intimation this week that Hewetson Shoe Co will close the Acton branch after month end and transfer machinery to Brampton main factory. The local plant employed about 75 workers and has been a long standing concern in the community.
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Hewetson Shoe Co
Acton
Brampton
Acton Juveniles Win Openers in League Debut
Acton Junior baseball opened with a 9-6 league win over Oakville Lust Eight as Halmes pitched a complete game allowing six hits. McDermott, Heath, and Galbraith shared mound duties for Oakville, while Acton’s bats scattered six runs off Oakville errors. In an exhibition, Acton defeated Rockwood 8-7 in ten innings with McGil, Moloile, and Yolhnes shining at the plate and on the mound.
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Acton Juveniles
Oakville
Halmes
Acton
Boya
Lakeside Boys
Galbraith
McDermott
Heath
B. Kemp
AcGill
Anderson
Glover
Molmes
Wilked
Wolmes
McGil
Moloile
Calbraith
Rockwood
Gordon
Yolhnes
Grun
Acton Churches combine for August ministerial start
Report notes Rev C L Poole and Rev E Milton Morrow will serve Ridgeway and Acton United Churches from the first Sunday in August after July holidays. Acton Lawn Bowling and Tennis Club opened its season with a band parade, games, and a lunch. Duke of Devonshire O D E chapter held a meeting at Mrs Masales home with readings and a birthday picnic donation announced for the Park activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Poole
E. Milton Morrow
Ridgeway
Acton
Beason
Duke of Devonshire
G. W. Masales
Dryden
Masajes
Nelson
Sunday School Class Honors Miss Johnston at Wedding Surprise
On May 20 the girls from Miss Johnston's Sunday School class visited her home to celebrate her upcoming marriage. Kathleen Weadge presented a grey purse and Helen Simpson read a touching note expressing gratitude for her kindness and lessons.
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Russ Elva Johnstoin
Hfe
Miss Johnston
Kathlera Weadge
Mai Helen Simpson
Mrs Johnston
Ufe
Yuclen Sopson
Kathleen Weadox
Jean Fase
Acton student Doris McDonald earns top honors at University
Doris McDonald of Acton, daughter of Mr and Mrs R M McDonald, earned second class honors in household economics in her fourth year and will receive a Bachelor of Arts degree at graduation this week. Acton friends extend warm congratulations. Two inmates escaped from Guelph Reformatory Monday afternoon, Allan Renaud 20 and Charlo Martell 21, in blue shirts and overalls. one worked in the machine shop, the other in the woollen mill. They are being sought provincewide. Renaud is from Amherstburg, Martell from Brockville. The town of Ajax? not sure. Tax arrears in Eaquesing Township flagged. overdue taxes about 18,000 on Dec 1, 1931, rising to over 40,000 by Dec 21, 1934. bank loans rose to 423,000. 1935 tax rate will rise with earlier collection date. nonpayment will trigger penalties. George Currie, Liberal-Conservative candidate for Halton riding, selected by party at Milton convention. opponents included H. I Wusler and Charles Galbraith. LeRoy Gergeant named from Bronte. Several Acton attendees, former Ontario minister Thomas Kennedy and others spoke. Warren Mason was considered but did not stand.
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Doris McDonald
R. M. McDonald
Acton
McDonald
Guelph Reformatory
Allan Renaud
Charlo Mittell
Renaud
Martell
Amherstburg
Brockville
Ayiten
Loung
George Currie
Eaquesing Township
Tudalay
Liberal-Conservative Association of
Halton
Milton
H. 1
Wusler
Nelson Township
Charles Galbraith
Wornbys
LeRoy’ Gergeant
Hronte
Thomsy Kennedy
Ontario
HR. WK. Anderson
Hulton
Acton Council Lowers Tax Rate to 45 Mills in Year
At a special meeting Councillors Mason McMillan McCutcheon Nelson and Harrison reviewed finances and reduced the tax rate to 45 mills, down three from last year as arena revenue rose and relief funds were tax financed. The bylaw will be set at 45 mills after next message. The clerk will seek ink bylaw guidance. A claim over an injury at Town Hall concert was rejected noting no negligence. Court of Revision questions were answered by Municipal World.
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Town Hall
Acton Council
A. Mason
J. E. McMillan
PF. E. McCutcheon
E. J. Nelson
Reave C. YY. Harrison
Tse
Retvo
Sullivan
Arthur
Nso
Court of Revision
Walton Juvenioy Faceball Schedule Prompts League Shuffle
The Walton Juvenioy Faceball League lists a season schedule with changes replacing Burlington by Bronte. Fixtures run June to July with matchups including Acton Oakville Gronte Milton Bronte Milton Oakville Bronte Acton Bronte Oakville Milton and other combinations across mid and late June and into July.
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Walton Juvenioy
Burlington
Bronte
Acton
Oakville
Gronte
Milton
Ton
Millton
Milton Wu
Actoil
The Evening Meal Digester
Cohen and his wife dined out. The manager charged for dessert and Cohen disputed it. The bill was five shillings short and Cohen quipped the shortfall was for biasing his wife. The manager denied the kiss accusation and Cohen left with the question about his wife’s presence.
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Cohen
Ox Ae
Acton Citizens' Band Garden Party and Baseball Result
A garden party in Acton featured the Acton Citizens' Band and a Campbellville versus Acton baseball game. Acton won 5-0 behind Norm Morton pitching, with Waterhouse hitting a homer and Walters a triple. Weather delayed proceedings but the event pleased attendees despite showers.
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Acton
Campbellville
Terry
Gibbons
Out of Place Guest At a Reception
At a social event a distinguished guest named Iettera puzzled attendees as he stayed taciturn. One Indien guest noted his silence, and the hostess quipped that he speaks only sense, suggesting he did not fit the lively gathering.
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Iettera
Tach
Garden Party and Rummage Sale Schedule at Local Churches
Announcements list events at Ospringy Presbyterian July 8 garden party and St Alban’s Parish June 8 rummage sale and tea. Walton Union Insurance hosts a June 10 picnic with games. Knox Church Ladies and Ald plan June events with a variety program by the Ytune Coal Hour Radio Artists featuring named performers and a Sunday School Orchestra. Admission 28 for adults, free for children. Weather contingency noted to move indoors.
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Parish Wall
St. Alban’s Sunday School
Walton Union Insurance Co
Stanley Dark
Erin
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Crippa
Acton Battery
Guelph
Wry
Henry
Big Shot
Page Pive
Brampton Auropoax
McLaughtin
Et Morgan
Sivage
If Anthony
Rf Alliston
E Wheeler
Morrison—Mcenery
Warrop—Styatt
Tyrell
Winter
Johnston
Euchre
Misa Pearl Smith
Harry Young
J. Romphi
New Harmony Orchestra
Milas M. Grindell
Mr. Ramsden
Peel “and Mallow
Curran Park
Brandon
Manitoba
Peel
Hulton Countes
Pye
Mount Pleasant United
N. D. Meckinner
Dresenkal
Mr. McKinnon
Woo
England
India
Alex. McKinney,Jr
George Brown
Peel County
George Little
United Church Fook Room
Ray
H. Hodson
Ynglewood
United Church
George Nurtas
Salvalan
Hamiltan Conference
The
Lare
Yvalton
C. Overend
Laidlaw Memorial Church
Hamilton
Haighton
Waterdown
Port Colborne
Dedgnon
Geo. Aitken
Ballinafad
Goldstone
Arthur Foreman
Stoke
Plains
Chesley
J. Ty Hoslop
Port Dover
Canmore
Hethel and
Melville
HH. J. Afernes
C. Kilmer Kenney
Norfolk Street Church
C.C. Murray
Pulsley Memorial
Yuys Buindness Ina St Mary
McMurray
St. Marys
Graeme Hirstine
Kizatine
Tranch
Department of Agriculture
Ancoln
Wellington Coutles
Kirstine
St. Marys Fron Millon
Actly
Mirstino
Bly
Marys
Blockwood
Acdon
Gari
Holmes
Holmes and Leatham
Patrick
Jones
Bayliss
Molotte Ryder
McGill
Leatham
Holman
Pate
Cc . O
Slayer
Wilmer
Mitchell
N. Kemp
P McDermott
Elva Johnston
O. F
Broadview Lodge
Leave Reformatory
Milton Financial Diasoul
Walton
Seball Schedule
Garden
Are Acton
Haseball
Bert
Chapman Concert Co
Bert Chapman
the Presbyterian Church
Ospringy
Wll
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